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Among the many remedies offered the public under
~ head of Patent Medicines, IL l. relief 20 know that
some Of them valuable preparations-wl do what is
claimed for them-and worthy ~ use and place IN
every family Belonging this class may be mentioned
DIR Roback's Scandinavian Remedee-Bood Purifier and
Blood Plls-which most excellent prepa Aona. aud
have the desired effect In all for which their
intended. Like thousands Of others. bear personal
witness this, having used them In family with fh.
best effects We also acquainted with many who speak
voluntarily In praise Of these medicines
One Of our leading business says that by the
Of only four bottles o Purifier he received than
hundred dollars worth of benefit Hs difficulty was Dys-
pepsia We express thanks for liberal present ~
these remedies for use I'm our family.
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Robt Browning. do: Perkins Co. do: n. Rosengsrt-n
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throughout the rnIon
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dtion 70 pay, etc. of Lieutenant 10 26 90
In the above We have not inserted the frac-
tional parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little Importance
BELOW THE GRADE or LIEUTENANT.
The frs, column denotes the pay per month
of artilleI, and infantry. and Of Dragons and
rihemen when serving on foot The second col
umn denoses the pay per month Of light artillery
and of dra.,oons and rhemen when mounted:
Sergeant Major. Quartermaster
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scandinavian Medicines.

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il Pills, and also dealer In all Genuine Family Medl-
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For the prevention and Of diseases arising from
impurities Of the blood secrcfiOns.
Certified 30 by Morris Morris, ESQ Rev Mr. Mcxullcn,
OF Indianapolis Rev. Jas Haven Kokomo and hundreds
Of other citizens q Indiana.
Price Of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier. ti
per bottle. or s5 per half dozen OF the Scandinavian
Vegetable Blood Pills Is per box, I've boxes for
o..
Read Dr. Robaok's Special Notices and Certificates,
published conspicuous part Of this paper from
Dr. Robacks Medical Almanac and Family Adviser
taning great variety Of interesting and valuable medical
information can be had gratis of any Of his Agents
throughout the country.
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VNTE ARE RECEIVING DIRECT FROM THE NAN
wv UFACTORY in livery variety and style % cases
those Celebrated Nultham watches.
A genuine WAltham saich costs les % buy and viii
last much longer than fegn made watches q the
quality.
A genuine Waliham Watch i darAhe reliable and
time-keeper We had rather Wslthsm
watch for Eve years th the ordinary knglish swiss
Watches for one year.
genuine Waltham Watch Is the best for railroad men.
farmers IN: fact the bcst for everyo in
OF a time-keeper. I'VE get waltbam Watches
direct from the Manufacturer and every Watch Il
ranted give entire sAtsfaction
In sending FOR Gen n inc Waftham watch
you risk describe the style OF and the watch
Is sure 90 keep time Ss:ld FOR a list II prices
Our stock Of Swiss Watches and Jewely j. very large
Composition Lepine wstches. a. so 90 s5 50. Ccmpo-
Hunting Cassd Watches. a. 50 10 - 75. Silver
Hunting Cssed Watches..s7 50 TO sl2 Silver Pun Jew
eed Watches. &c 80 10 q 50.
Pure Coin and Silver Ware. Silver Plated Ware CleckS.
&C. &C. Watches, Clssks and Jewery repaired and
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20 East Washington street
apr7 Indianapolis, Indiana
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The following statement, taken from official
sources, will show the army payroll In the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
and in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations, servant hire, forage, &c.
GENERAL OFFICERS
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= IIBY FERGUSON. Attorney and Counselor Al Law
n Pays cssh for approved judgments ars mortgages;
W ncgo;ia;es loans, notes. &c. ONCE "a East Wash
ou street pstars second door 60 the rght hand op
site Gleun's Block. oci9
oSFPH y. MCDONALD A ADDISON l.. RoAcnF.
Attorneys ard Ccunselors AZ Law. .ftna Insurance
,mpauy Building. second noor Pennsylvania street.
gcl diy
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Officers of indiana Regiments i'm the
Field.

SIXTH REGINEST-IS KENTUCKY.
Thos. 7. Crittenden, Colonel.
Hiram Prather. Lieutenant Colonel
Augustus II. Abbott. Major.
John Earnshaw. Adjutant
W. +. Mcclellan, Regimental Quartermaster.
DR.. Schsser, of Madison, SurgeOn.
Samuel II Charlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Car.ains-Philemon p Baldwin. Samuel Rus
sell, Vim. Davis, Hagerman Trip, John K. b.
Glasscock, James Moffett, George W. Brown,
Charles r. Yantrees, Augustus II. Albeit, Cal
win Campbell.
SEVENTH REGIMEST-IN MARYLAND.
James Gavin, Colonel.
John F. Cheek, Lieut.. Colonel.
Benjamin c. Shaw, Major.
John NJ Blair, Adjutant.
Richard p Johnson, Quartermaster.
George W. New, Surgeon.
William Gillespie, Assistant Surgeon.
John Kiger, Chaplain
Captains-Je eSsie Armstrong, Solomon Water
man, Scott Miller, Merit c. Welsh, Ira G. Grover,
Samuel Lambertson, Wilson c. Lemert, Samuel
j. Banta, John H. Ferry, Will @. Banta.
EIGHTH REGMENT-Is MISSOURI.
VIM. i. Benton, Colonel.
David Skunk, Lieutenant Colonel.
Charles s Parrish Major.
Charles o. Howard, Adjutant
Nathan Branson, Quartermaster.
James Ford, Surgeon.
George w Bruce, Assistant Surgeon.
aptains-Frederick s. Wysong, Thomas J
Brady, Joseph NJ Thompson, Oliver II z. Carey
VIM. r. Walls. Alexander j. kenney, George
W. H. Riley, John X. Polk, Hiram i. Wander
venter, Frederick Tyke
NINTH RRGIMENT-IN MARYLAND.
Gideon c. Moody, Colonel
Wm. II. Blake, Lieutenant Colonel.
John b. Milroy, Major
Thomas j Patten, Adjutaht.
James J. Drum. Quartermaster.
Mason G.. Sherman Surgeon.
John X Blackstone, Assistant Surgeon.
Safety Layton, Chaplain.
Captains Thomas Madden, William COpp
Douglas G. Risley, Amasa johnson. Leonidas A
Cole, George II. Carter, Joshua Healey, Isaac
G. p. Suman, James Houghton, W liam p Las
selle.
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rusNA, GLASS AND QUEENswARE.

n AWTHORN h BUCHANAN. Importers Of China,
D Class and Quecnsware No - EAst Washington -,
adanaFois, Indiana dly
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MERCHANT TAuuows.
4 ATTORNEYS.

.NkkDkklCk COPPER. Merchant Tailor. and dealer
IN rcsdy made clothing and furnishing goods No. II
1t Washington street, opposite sentinel onice my29
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worthy of Merit.

From the MshawAkA tsi. Jos Co. Ind Enterprise. Feb
, 1862-09-12
Infamous Behavior ofdSeo. Porter
From the Bal tmote American, Sept. 81

o. Friday Gen. Pope asked to be Relieved
Of I il comtt and, and his request was gran.ei,
He 1T orce preferred charges agaiAss Generals
p rtsr, Franklin ard Griffin ftr not o5eying
orders IN the late engagements and causing
our defeat.
A court martial bad orders to assemble Sat-
urday morning. and met at the war d-part-
n,ent. Judge HoRt, Judge Advocate; Maj,
General Caowaladt +, Gru. Ca>ey aud General
MAJ sfield, the B:taTd. On account Of the n>n-
Gen Porter, who is 10 be tried tiTst, they I'D
Jourred ill Monday morning A. il q Il rex
Por1cr's command has been given to Gen.
H+f1tzelman.
The following, from member Of G .nerA
Poue's stiff, Indicates the chatEe against
General Port'r:
t'The a'tje uf Friday was commenced by
Geftral H=intzelmap's corps, supported bY
Mcdowell and Si4el, and resulted, after co D.
ii, unus conbst from eight ia the morn'uS
I'D i sunset, in our obtaluing pvssession Of
the tield, With the enenly's killed and wound
ed iu our hands. Porter, ALREADY in advance
| uf Manassas, received orders here to fall upon
| the right flank Of the enemy, aud to
! commence the attack The moment H.int-
| ztla an c. gagged the centre; but, for reAson5
! unsatisfactory 10 General Po 9e, aud which are
| a mystery to the entire army, after 3 feeble
| demonstration on the enemy, for.er retired
! to Manassas, leaving tbe forces of H .fntz H.
! nan, Mcdowell a1d Sgel to sustain the o. T.
trfui attack OF tht confederate armies OF IT.
| giuia, commanded By Lee and Johnston. VII }
had arrived and etlected 8 junction with j. *
sous, Longe' reefs, Hills, and E velrs divas-
| ieIs, I1akj1,!s combined army ot20D 010 men
that engaged ia the battle OF the ensuing day,
| tSnnrdaJ}.
sit dues not seem to admit of q peradven.
ture that, had Porter obeyed the orders o'
General Pope, and attacked the ene1uy's right
naEk while Pope was successfully driving
thtir centre and firciug them back on Frid y,
The whole OF Jaclson'sarmy would have beet
utterly routed and the greater portion Of il
cap'nred.
s'Tte conduct Of General Porter gave great
dissatisfaction 10 General Pope aud the army
generally. General Porter sent at nigh
note 10 General Pope. assigning as reason
| for his falling back to Il mass Is, that he su .
POSED Geseral Pope to be in retreat. Il. vi
answered By an order to report imu1ediarel
in person to headquarters in the fell, an'
bring his force 10 the front before daylight il
| fht n0rnjnvn
, 1862-09-12

Why we are Continually Losing
Ground,


LfI0n LUG Dtlil {iOHaJ JUuFuat.J
We take the liberty Of printing the follow
Ing extract from 8 letter from 4 private in
Bntlrs division:
We creerd the Elkhorn River, and Gu
csmped ut night within three miles Of Ath-
sne. urre we encamped in The Il | l Of an
uyo~ed III rabid secessionist. We We're all
very buuery; but our loud was go simple tut
il Ut. ded to cooking. 4 little fuel ouly WAS
It 4ui1ed to boil Our coffee. a few rails from
an old I. rce nesr by, we're used for that pur-
poee- M one dreamed Of auY harm, nor that
1he act was not perfectly jasud ablc.
All at once the camp %ss sstounded at the
in, elligencr that the Whole division was ua-
der arrest. The question naturally arose,
" hat Tor p The Reason was found to be
the burning Of sscceh rails! The com nand-
ing officers arrested in our brigade we're as
| ftI!o~s: Lieu1eran: Calonel Bristol, 24.h
| H.; Major Biowney. Goth Ind; Cooa-l
| D.,eGe 5utn Ind. aud II +j.r Bradford, 77,n Pa.
OIders we're issued that details should be
innr d,ately n.Ade, and all damage instantly
repairt d. Squads Of men with axes on their
shoulders started for timber tract at some
Gi~taI ce, cut DOWN tEaes, split rails, backed
them into camp, rebuilt The fence, and thcu
| u,adc their ctflee as best they could. Tue
number Of rails rhat had to bs thus replaced
as tie result OF the damage Of the four regi-
TueDts OF our brigade, was by actual unit
tLirty-twol
THIS action raised storm Of Indignation
| The last s'rA% a seeE1rd to bave been laid up II
the camrl's back. The feeling of off :ers Aut
mtn assumed an intensity almost amounting
TO aTtyt1t. TIE act was susceptible of bu
one interpretation; that an Alabama trasto
is he1t, + entitled 10 the prntectloa OF the fed
eral army than Uuiou soldier. ~ IT Gene
raj Bu. Ii may think tins; but those ~ho d;
the fphlng tntir-lY dis agree with him. i
flctrs and men, while at home, we wore tn
foga Of manhood and rerpectaaility. Whe'
wc ent. red the service Of our cou 1try, to pra
tect it from the assan'ts OF traisorous SLAVE
I bodere, We did not uuderstand that we coz
| tsn1ed to re made their slaves. The soldier
| may fur n time endure it, hus the policy u
c. rtain men in high places must ere long b;
char gcd, Ct q just and swift retrioution vii
IsuItN follow.
, 1862-09-12
i DMTEISTR NOTICE

4 DMINISTR.ATRIX NOTICE,
"a sTA1E Of ILLINOIS. COOK COUNTY, ~
County Court 0. Cook County:
Public neuc. IL hereby gwen taat The unde.x1Rueo
AdzainstIasStx of the as1kte cf Doiives Wakef der
Ceased. wu appear hefoEe thc said Court the S-pter
Der Tern ncfet{ r. nt holden tnH third Mnud.V n
ssr:enr p So 3 It IT. The C,ar: n,azs i s.d Csus
anz demauds agAtnst the estate uheu md Ehsre al
~: syEE such cais7s .rc re11.<tl 70 cre.s15f
mi. Eli the e4-r..- AHaGAH. Y. w4YKEE
A1g;H!.k-atrt1 Es+ats polTes w4Ike-.
Chicago, Jul. I'd, LEI. }ezt1std
, 1862-09-12

The publishers Of La France, the new demo-
cratic journal Of Paris, sold in the course Of
ore evening lately 1900 copias-lll thaf it
wee poss ible to stsilze oif. Tue Undertaking
France. should it lot be ex'ioguisned by the
government, will attain to Els large circuIa-
tioD as that enjoyed by the most 15urishing
Of its cont mpuraries.
Co1nt de Cham bord, who has been lately iu
Lo1>don, paid visit a short time since to the
ex-Quten Of the French at Tuu5rijEe. The
visit vas strictly private, aud WAS made with
no polite i design whatever.
j French company has been organized in
Paris for the cultivation Of cotton IN Algeria.
NJ. Cosditr, one Of the m .mbers, 1atelY made
a report On the subject, which sta 'es that no
geously growing cottou In Algeria. and that
by doing SO French manufacturers will
be c1oncrated from paying q tribute
to foreign growers of cotton. Colou-
tzation in Algeria is not an emigration, but
in some measure an extension OF the French
frontiers. The capital Of the company
founded uuder the auspices OF the R11en
Chs1nber OF Commerce, is to be 81 .S3o, 600 dt.
vided into $50, COG shares Of s!6 SO each. Tarre
are twelve directors, Of whom the m+j ,ritY
are eniaent manufacturers. The remainder
| are members OF The Chamber of D 'puti-s aud
| 1apdtd pr;'prietors. Tue company propose,
besides growing cotton, TO cultigate othci
| Grips. such as corn, olives. ylnes tobacco aud
flax, which experience has demonstr 4t-d III y
bt SUCCESS uly accomplished. Tue company
will also bret cattle on large Sc ale, and also
prapcgate the rearing Of silk worms, co ochiueal
| and oiber valuable produce. The land pro
| 20 led to be cultiya'ed bv the cnmpsuy con
, prses surface Of nearly rs 600 Eagsisa acres
situated In the departments Of Alsers anG
| OEn.
! conspicuous at one Of the ronye.et-no;r table
in Baden Baden, by his bold aud desp,ras
gambling. For nang hours in succession ii
hsd Invariably lost upon eTerV poiat he hs'
ventured. Flnal1y, taking single gold Sa
poleon het~een his fngSr and thu NIB b
shows it to the croupier. "Hare." SAID h7
sis the last piece Of gold Of which an no
the owner; where, nv friend, woa1d you ad
wise me TO pu' i>::'' IN ,nsi"ur,' replied th
croupier, g as you ask my opioiou, and appes
to NE as a friend, and tell me that it is you
last Napoleon, mv advice to you is to pu: |
| IN ynnr tncEsf'
, 1862-09-12
The Fight at RFitt"nss Lane and Tie.
DON, Tenn


We bave accounts in the jackson (Tenu.)
Times Of br1lliant actiun On the 1st lust
| Our troops engaged were the 2Osh llIiQois
! Col G. G. Marsh; the 30sh Illinois, c ii. phn
Lcgan; detachment Of cav.lrg under Ctpt.
| Frster, ard q section Of Schw4rtz's battery
| the whole force und.r The command Of Lieut.,
Col Dr. nti- Of the S0th.
| TI4t. battle TOT K place about two miles from
pspHafk a,, a. Rrlsyen miles from Es'suoa
had dtbtsr btssru bsn ths p,ce
tro; ps were On their march to Medou sta,s.ee' ~
on tie Bolivar road, to reiafoEce tie galant
i boys Of the 45lh Illinois, who had been At
tackrd by large body of reoels, said 70 be
5000 strong. Medon was some seven milrs
! ,rum the scrne OF he eugagetnent,
| To shorten the distance, our ir ,ops lett the
| main road, and we're marching through what
il known to us as Bri,ton's Lane, When they
| ~er.t attacked.
upou the cnemy's pickles some mites in ad
Our cavalry kept no gallant ekirmish Will
the rebels until the 10Th arrived aud took NJ
th.ir position, when the, b,tFle opsnet
tislery, under the command Ut L'rutenan
D+ppel, we're Immediately brought ioto p7sl
ton when Captain Frlsbie. Of tue 20in
who bad command of the regiment, place
| two Companies, and G, on tue left an
the balance Of his regiment On 2. t9e f1;o f1go
| OF fbe AsaH46Iy 10 suPtust A~s LIZ A"a
= and on the left aud right were coradesdt
ewarmtug With rebels prep avtug for the cnarss
At last, on they came, the ground ta'el
.rmel,rg beneath their h+avy tread. but the
fouid the 6 4llapt boys Of the 20 on baud
II ceive them. They we're repu sed and drv:
= tacs. Again and again out Ut tue corndelt
on all tidrs they charged With like results, ,au
then attempted 10 Gu. INK our troops, br
Captain Frisbie managed his uaen admir4b
aid defeatsd fhtir plan.
Alta Is time the Soth, under command
= Nsjor Snecd, cs,ue mp On the don uale-quick
!. the support oftoe 20 h. The hrave BOYS ~e
|. iuio portion on the LETT Of the 20sa. TIE b.
: tlr raged f. rcely, asue OUT mn we're COIL al
IL collected. They loaded aud dred ~tth
81 q, much coolnees As if they were on squir'
L. EU1L, IDS tau u 6ioo AHs ~" a ~. e.oS'4Ae69
q their rnuutrY. The rEhr13 then affe n PED
to gel ipio the rear Of the regiments. but
, 1862-09-12

Going 50 lhe5 Eset With no netter SUCCESS, a.
tier movements had been c3oae,v watched by
tue gt1ta1lt ccmElarders OF the Western bn.+.
Tie reg i'm nts changed their pnsittoa u
k'rvu 10 h. rebels, rho could not Sc. rhem.
owfrg to the heavY cl ,uds OF dust, enpposing
ths N to be In their old position. Tue r.b~ls
came up and tjred 3 goliey, but never Injured
nan. Immediately terrific slre from oar
men completely threw them Ito confusion.
Saddles wire emptied in rapid sue :essioD and
III IT beis skedadclcd 10 ''douhle quick"
ThiB vas about the closing sc:u: iu tue eon-
flict, which had lasted abouT four anu:s Oar
men we're left masters Of the deld, and Ill
dead rebels told hoE fea1fuiiy they had besn
dealt with
, 1862-09-12
@ElD1RuuB.
PRINCE & COS
HmPR0VEB
MELOD EONS.

Warranted tor Five Tears.
The Oldest establishment II The United States, en-,
Eanufaetory, cor. Of MARYLAND b Niagara sn,,
BUFFALO. n. z.
WHOLESALE DEPoEs.
L3sc street Chicago.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
Hpe7y Tolnan d Co Boston. Hass
~ E. Calonfa .cncinnau,O.
5aimer q Louts. No.
3atp6 .TaAaoelp1A.
a. Coaee Detroit Mich
a. s. fofahelme1.. G. II.
Ferso1s nuacquaiated With tbs Melodepn sno l1s
Estory "a! bear a Glnd thai NJ a.; tbs peaeers ara
san u 1efa Wa III a as 9asa
Z e III i 5Ee T6S s.
SANDS These rstrar @ anta sre now ii uss noafly u
% ss,e, se, sad Gsasds .nd pSt W. T.
anon!as 6i2h estimsuo1 IN wtich Ehs1 ars 6eid
A. al 1ndustria! 3xn1bltions they
Highest Premium whenever exhibited
In competition with Others.
ne shall take pIsasure Ii 1orwsrulng By mai tat our
1wn e1peute) our Illustrated Catalogue In EhiId eve
;? instrument We msnufacture is fully cescr1bad aa1
illustrated Or e}egapt eugrAvinss.
al Me16aeOhs OF Our uAhuIacsufe etIher SOLD By u
IT osale1s tn any part Of United stxtes Canada
.re EarranIau 10 b perfect tn every respect. and
houd any repairs pc necessary before tie expiration
q age from d.ts Of sale hold oursels ready
he 1ujuu fa not csnsca By acc'dent or design.
AReLte fer rhe aa1e cf ou- Asodenn: mag be found
1.hada
Address elthe.
GEO. 4. PRINCE & co, Bufa1o, N. T.
GEO. a. PRINCE s. CO., 81 Fulton st., ny
SEQ. A. PRINCE & CO., 81 Lake st., Chicago,
Or either Ct the above wholesale agents. apis
, 1862-09-12
A ProTos111on from ttle Eorsusae-1
IEron Il ia afaxetfe Ind inurfer 8Eh

We vio1,te no confidence IN the statement
that Hon Henry s. Lane, Judge Test, J-sse
/. Williams, Hon. Dick Thompson, Cas>ius
IT Clsy. Gerret, D .vls, and other represent-
ssive men Of the Northwest have beeu ia
Washington for soue days, urging upou the
president the acceptance of q proposition for
The consolidation OF the troops OF the North
Vt stern States into one graud division under
the command OF Gn7. Moron. TaeY pledge
them selves in behalf Of the great N,rth wrs:
20 crush out the rebellion from the lioe Of
Vtretufa south gard in ninety days, and Leave
TO New York. Pepns, lsania aud the East the
task of epcounteripg LIE and his desperate
leeiopR,l fFbe proposition was we'll coostd-
erred and fully ma'ured befors 1t was made.
| The d. eision OF the president has net been
| repd, red, but grave fears are entertained fot
| the fate Of the proposition
, 1862-09-12

IETUII tuE ~ ! IluleE, 9LH I
Recruiting for this brigade is coming on
fiji ely, nearly all Of the regiments attached to
i, basirg nearly their full complement OF mea.
Yesterday an order WIS is.ued by the wa DE-
par.nent commanding Col Wm. Allen to re-
port to Gen. Corco'an, and attach bis regi.
n1ert. tire Stanton legion, 70 the Corcorau bri-
gade- all OF the men belonging t. she Cash
baye volunteered 1or the war. The 25th r~gi-
.,,-. ~. fA!nany] Cn}. Bryan. which has jn<t re-
W. tutnsI ~. taa1, months term Of service,
pS ppirads and is no busiiy en1 1iap 1iapapC pCarcor ans
7,p i'e ranks to the maximum standard TaTi
Tue general Low dcvo:es his whole tine to tht
raisilg of his brigade
, 1862-09-12
afnrrifd1t GlGE1*: GGI1 t.De=.
AMERICAN WATeHkS
FOR SOLDIERS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
American Watches for Americans

THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice
that they hRVe lately Issued style OF Watch Il
psessIv signed for soldiers and othe.a he desire
good watch st q moderate price. These watches are
IT tendcc to dsulsre the worthless cheap watches OF
B~:ts Ewss manufacture. With which the country
Is fcodtd. and Which were never expected to Keep
time when they Eere made. being refuse manutac-
tu-es s. ut 70 ,bfs country berause unsa'e1b,e ut
heme and used here only for tocsestng aud sEtndlnE
purpose.
We Offer to eP1l our Watch. which Is OF TIE MDST
SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURE, Az ACCURATE
AND DURABLE TINE KEEfER and In Sterling
Silver Cases. Hunting pattern. at as low price as is
ASK for the trashy AnCres and Lep.nes Of foreign
mike. already referred TO.
We have named the series OF Watches, II v
ELIEET, Bcstor, Mass. which Eau1e VIII be found on
tht pist- Of every watch OF this uacture, and Is
One CT cu. traGe marks.
Sold by all respect .be Jewellers in the loyal ttstes
Wholesale orders should be aodress-i to
E0BBINE d APPLETON
Agents OF the American Watch Company,
Eap1-Q621rn 1S5 R-OadxAy n r
, 1862-09-12
TnE HONEYMOON BR1GApE.-The New FORK
F1prtss gives the foil owing as commuaica-

ton:
.Deuterononv, 9th chapter, 5'h verae !:
tWbtn man BATH taken ne wife, he eh IL
DO. 20 OUT to war, neither shall he be ch.szed
with any hnkfu.ts; but be shall be free st
ro1rs ore year, and shan cheer up bis wifa
which fle has tsk+u.'"
It is of some srtereht to Wy msFrsed
scupp men to kro wh:ther Cos. Mors ID
rill ,gm:re the I. l., gher law and compe
them to go to the ~ar,
, 1862-09-12
N<aE r rfhuuk.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER IL. 1862.


Tie Hay Bs1eN Carfies Outtde Rece,at Arnay Or
derx- 81 .sch .ior Sta~s-- C,i. EtvrJc. u fas
.1f74ns otu 2d-Gt74. Thomas.
, 1862-09-12
Illegal RnttcRs.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN
T. OF Ct>Uk. ss-Ctrcuit Court Of s'ook County.
October Afrm. 1862. George Il. Jewell TB- Mary
JcwfIi.-Ir Cl1cnctrE.
Affidavit If the nonrfsldence Of Mar Jewell. de-
PENDANT aitve aned. havinr been flied In I'll. Office
Of the Clerk Of raid Circuit Court OF Cook County.
Notice r. hereby gg@1 t. the said Mary Jewell that
said omp'a 'anapt fills Lis nil nf cn1I Int In sad
Ccu1t the Cha, cer7 SIDE thereot. Oh the ht=1nth
day of AuGutt. 1862 and that Enfn ms fhsFeu 'on
tued cut OFFS i'd Court aFai It sail defendant retdrn
hbe the sec'1 Monday Of October ne1t. tls62 IS
Nov, unItss On. the said Mary Je~all shall per.
sohaly ne anu sprear h-fnre sd Circuit Court q
It he holden at Cnicaa III sid Co1nt: rn the second
Monday Of October. 1862. md PIE an-wes 81 dem +
to the sald 1,Ianant1' bill OF c.1plant the same
ard tile matters HIti t1fn-5 Eere1n ch Urged sn stated
will ht tas cof.Eeu, decree eAte1et inst
Fou according to the prayer OF sad 1,,1-
Nm. l.. CHTRCH. C'erk.
II. s EELEER, Commits Splt au5i-tllIiE