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the Board Of January last would only make porary
structure, and we believe that your HOnors will agree
with Cs that enough neg has already been expended
on the farm for temporary structures should you
body or by q committee make due exaininatIOLs.
81 II II should at future time become necessary
IN the cpinin OF any parties nteIestei 10 sale ii
The Farm with view 10 change tie locality fully
conteLt that such sale would be easily Effected
with good Permanent buildings Than with temporary
ones Lastly any person al al familiar With the
OF an asylum VIII agree with saying, where
there are different classes " inmates such aged and
youthful ioiotc and crazy sick and narn male arc
fema.e II Is Impossible make suitable provisions for
them without pgOvi.Irg suitable apartneuts and
We feel confident that your honorable Board will
with Is when that house II the ordinary capa
city Of good comfortable farm house dos exceed
N size that which is required for the County House
We Therefore respectfully that you place bt
disposal the funds raised for that purpose.
Mason, Oct. l5rn, 1862
A. A. KIRBY,
J. p. HULL,
L. u iIGHTHAIL,
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WoRK vos DscEnSsa.-Animals are nov in
winter quarters; and the chief ou-in~ss tor this
oonth-unless the seasber ID very fsvorahle-
oil be 70 care for the stock-retsin ail the 6esh
that has been made during YARN westhes-ssve
oil their manure, snd DO sos<th'ne sosards
shseshins grsia where is has nos aisssdy essa
aO0e.
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EOGAR HOUSE.

lansing, ,Nichigan-N. ". Edgar Proprietor The Edgar
House 10 new, having been just completed, and s nt-
ted throughout in the best STYLE and with fur
niture On Washington avenue, near the site of the
old Lansing House. Stages leave this House daily S:i
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Ann CAL REPORT.
sCPHRyisORs YRrIyr.

" ns reesdss1s Y ne Board Of Ssprrisors Of the Coun
H Of In9kam held at the Cosr Ho,,e IN X r,iloo. -
Aas0", eo~ss"cing on Monday, Oct. lS,h, 1852
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The following tabular statement sthlbts the name
number Of days in attendance, the humber Of miles
and the amount allowed each Supervisor coun
y 70. the October session OF the Board for 1862 as
commended By Committee Of three 70 whom the s1b
sc vas referred, aad adopted by the Boardcorss,as
Of Aessrs. Osborn, Barker and VAnRiper
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REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF sfAn AVID COUNTY TAX
The Committee TO whom was referred the apportion-
ment OF the State and county upon the valuation Of
the several townships and wards Of lngham County
apportioned the State County Rejected and Chargsd
back tax, a. follows:
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Taereapoo the Board atjourasd meet again the ast
Monday in January, 4. D. 1855
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he Two committees recommended sQualiziDs the sev
townships and Wards Of Inghap courtv ~. foI,cws
orsgoing report was reieeted


Mes RS Kerr, Osborn Nswbro Scudder and y.n,et,.-
were appointed . second committee on equalization
Inc following is their report In the nrst colunn will
Dc found the Recommendation Of TIE Committee in tse
seco1d, the report as adopted By the 2oarn - II
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We found it necessary last spring to buy team and
farm utensils, also . wagon, and make some repairs,
which cost so.
From the prosperous condition Of the farm and the
amount Of supp hand, think that twenty i've
hundred dollars will be sufficient TO meet all ordinary
expenses for the ensuing year, and We would recon
mend your Hon. Board 10 raise that amount. AL Of
which 10 respectfully submitted
A. A. KIRBY.
J. B. HULL
L. D. LIGHTHALL.
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Official 9irtttorg.
TNe CA6N eY.
STATE OFFICERS.

AUSTIN BLAIR, Governor.
usSxY I. bACnCo, rrcsidsnt OF the senate and Es
OhciO Lieutenant Governor.
AVE, b rU.rEH secretary Of state.
Gs1JR,iE House, Deputy do.
iXSuEOHDG o. bEknI, Auditor General
Era JONES, Deputy do.
NdN OWEN, -tAte Treasurer.
IAIEs TURNER, Deputy 90.
ENaI u UREsOAi, superintendent Pub. Instruction.
OSxcLAND q. oIkBMNs, Deputy do.
SxNl,L LACY, Commissioner State Land Onics.
CYRIs HEWITT, Deputy do.
SIIRIIs CrsOS, Attorney General
TaS ROBkRT5ON, Adjutant General
n IVCSIAIS Quarter Master General
Justices Of the supreme Court.
cp0RGE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
sXIC p CHRJTlANCY, Associate Justice.
XNCS " CAMPBELL, =.
RANDOLPH MANNING, 90
judges Of the Circuit Courts.
lst. Dist EDWARD H. C. WILSON
"a NATHANIEL BACON.
d BENJAMIN Z. II. wrTHERELL
Ish EDWIN LAWRENCE.
Sth BENJAMIN +. GRAVES.
Sth .s SANFORD N. GREEN
TN JOSIAH TURNER.
Sth LOCI, ). LOWELL.
9th FLAVIUS J. LTTLEJOHS
10th JAMES BRNEY.
I,p0 Pe~isssia, DANIEL GOODWIN
BOafd Of Education.
GEORGE WILLARD, WITTER J. BAXTER
EDWIN WILLIS.
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sCP1RvIsoRs PRnsryJ
From Alaiedon-Joseph Scudder
a. Aurelius-B. G. Davis
81 Bunker Hil-Ferris s Fitch
Delhi-Phiip J. Price
lngham-DALiel l. Crossman
Leaie-John d. Woodwork
Il Roy-Wm. b. Horton.
Locke. C. Martin.
lansing, town-Wm A. DRYER
Lansing city, LIST Ward-E. p Newbro
'' 2nd Ward-F n CowIes
3!d &arc-John A. Kerr
'' 4th ward-H A. Barker
"a Meridian-C. II. Darrow.
- Onondaga-G Van Riper
- Stockbridge-David Rogers
% vevay-R. F. Griffin
9 WiliamstOn|. s. vMneAter.
Wnea tfeld-W. BearGsley.
- White Oak-D F Osborn
Ths Board organized by the appointment Of Vim A
Dryer, Of Lansing, Chairman
The following claims were presented aud allowed BY
the Board a. represented ia the following table:
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By u. SH ARER, lansing, Michigan. Stages for st.
Johns, Jackson, Detroit and Marshall leave this House
daiiy
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Cr0RcE MARTIN, Chief Justice.
tsAAC p CHKlJrlANCY, Associate Justice.
JXNcS " CAMPBELL, -
RANDOLPH NAMING, - =.
, 1862-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept IN othings later non
the eeat Of VISIT On the upper Potomac- AZ
last adyices every rsthing was going on well.
The following extract from. Letter received
at the war department, dated Mesllla, Aflzona,
August 1lth, shows with how little an ar9y
mar be moved. Il must be remembered tst
the California troops have marched through
desert country, where no provisions or foraze
could be obtained; therefore everything tor
horse and man wsR carried with them, and yet
with q train with less than tast Of regiment
rot marching fifty miles from washington,
they have averaged fifteen miles day for
re inst infantry and cavalry Of Call!oznis
volunteers have successfully marched 1903
milee, over q route BY the Colorado Desert,
Gila River, Tucson and the Minbrezs, from
The Pacific TO the Rio Grande- TITS they have
done with the loss Of ten men In lodian aud
rebel skirmishes. With abundant supplies and
| 4 seryiceab1e train. and 1eached the We5tefn
border OF Texas in condition for Immediate
| contest with the enemy.
| Officers and men have shared the h2:d7htas
| of The march Slke, without tents and "isn2p
| baggage. ore kagon auft1cing to transport set
| osys' f,tinps: and the property Of each con
pans, for fully half the distance over ouratn!
districts, in 1pidsumuer, with scanty suppl!
| of water Th& men have uncomplaintngly caH
ritd their kuapsacks; they haVe been only to-
wen satisfied tha. every step carried the1
nearer to the heart Ct the rebellion.
, 1862-09-18
VOLUME XIV.


VIII address his old constituents Of the
Ninth Indiana District On the War and the is
sues Of the present CANVASS at the following
places:
Plymouth, Saturday, Sept 20, p m.
Valparaiso, Wednesday, Sept II, P. NJ:
Ninamac, Thursday, Sept. Is, P. N.
Crown Point, Friday, Sept. 26. p. m.
South Bend, Saturday, Sept. q, i P. m.
Mithawaukn, Saturday, Sept. q, 7p. N.
Rochester, Monday, Sept =, Bpm
Perm, Tuesday, Sept 80. Up. N.
loganeport, Wednesday, Oct ], l p. nj.
Monticello, Thursday, Oct. ?. Pm
Kent Station, Friday, Oct 3, Jpn
Rensselaer,, Saturday, Oct 4, 1p. m
Mr. Cathcsrt has been In past years Demo
cratic member Of Congress and o. s. Senator
from Indiana, and at the last election Was
Mr.. Ce!fa1's competitor. he IS now thor
oughly enlisted in favor Of the reelection Of
his late competitor and the whole ticket, as
the above list Of appointments abundantfy
proves. he repudiates the Bright Tory ticket
utterly, as do the War Democrats Of Indiana,
a1mcst In body.
, 1862-09-18
f1AttSro In Tennessee.

correspondence Cincfnuatt Gazette. ltth.l
It seems now that thu Tennessee River is
entirely abandoned as line OF communication.
All the supplies having bern removed from
this place to Coriuth, it Is deemed useless to
hold the pest logger. Accordingly VIC mA.ch
to-day to Corinth. to resume our old position
in the second division. The last steamer Of
the mighty 1eet tha: has floated on the Ten
Dessee since the fall of Fort Henry, nov lies
at tic leyee-1hc Baton Rouge-a aman stern
wheel boat, ownfd By Dumout d Co. Ciacin-
natl, Ohio. It Is deemed unsafe to attempt to
run her out OF the river, and she Ia to be sunk.
4 nu1uher OF barges will be burned; one Of
them has box railroad car on 1t.
Last night tor the first time In ftva months,
pittshurg Landing and the adjacent battle.
ground slept uudisturbed by eentinel's
tread. The Withdrawal OF the little force NJ
der Lieut.; II sin' y;sts,dsy, len IT. IL tts psi
fore. Is never more be stirred By the brca.h ol
war, nor Its now peaceful s1eepers BE- disturb
I'd BIZ the tread Of coutendtug hos's. Tue
grest battle ground OF the Wal, let 1t be holy
halloWed cemetery.
, 1862-09-18

t,adicted. They are understood to he rest;og
ard foraelng about sixteen miles distant Per
obs erttidirg in the vicinity OF Fiorence report
thai they have not seen any rebel soldiers there
since Friday last. The report circulated yes
tertay that the rebels had attemptedto to block
From Mr. Levi T. Hicks, formerly merchant
Of Cincinnati. who resides five miles and .
hall from Covirgfon, on the Florence pike,
we lcnrn some Interesting facts in regard to
tie rebel army. The advance guard OF the
army reached lis house about Z clock 1u the
dismounted. They appeared to bs EAtisued,
and the staff officers threw themselves upon
the ground, while the general ascsuded TO
the top Of the house to reconnoitre. They
had copies OF the Cincinnati Tins. issaed the
preTio1s afternoon, and other Cincinnati daily
Mr. Hicks that the federals had between 60. 900
aud 70, GOO men defending CoTiugtou, incln-
ding those at work on the fortiacarions. H.
said that the Pearl street clerks of Clnclnn III
3nd the Home Guard comp anies would not BE-
much in lis waE-that the more there We're Ct
stated that the rebels numbered about Il, 600,
with thirty-six pieces Of artillery. They con-
fdently expected to be attacked BY our troops
Us s00n az they passed Florence. Ga Thurs
Gay evening orders were Issued for 70 days
1a,ions to be cooked tor the men, which the
to be fought. Tnursday night, however, their
scouts brought IN news til il Curtis army Was
coming up The Ohio and Mississippi railroad,
and General Heath fearing tint. it
would be thrown acro5s the river,
somewhere in his reer, commenced falling
beyond Florence, they had further inforula'
| tfcu, and called halt Gen. Heath had maps
showing rery accurately all our fortitlrstions,
| and every road and by-path leading into the
| city. They received many letters from Gym
thsana, Paris, Lexington. aud other points
| Those from the first named place were en-
closep in envelopes bearing the Adam5' Ex
press Company's stamps. Gen. Heath plAcei
| guard srouud Mr.. Hicks properry, but not
withs:sndirg this they injured his farm Tcrl
much, feeding nearly oll his cora, oats ans
nay to their horses: Mr.. Hicks Sd is tn y Of
ence to his home, be met about so
rebel s'ragglers who had overslep: themseive
In ont-of the-way places, aud were endcavo1
Ing to catcl up with the. main body OF tn
army, then five miles ahead. Be taiak5 fet
companies Of cavalry might have captured al
Of them, as they were trudging along SLOWLY
and many Of them apparently indifferent as t
whether they caught up with their comrdde
OF fell into the hands OF our troops The tct
pral piekete, Mr. Hicks informs us, did n
know that the rebel army had gone until b
informed them Of the fact
MORE GUERILLA WORK.
[Ccr1cspordence Cincinnati Gazette, 18th
ION Sunday force Of rebel guerilla
Numbering ninety men. visited v4ncebur5
Ky, thirty miles above Maysyille, for Il
Purpose oi recruiting. On Monday, thlrt
union Home Guards, from Concord, went
pursuit, and overlook the euerillas as TIL
we're leaving the place. Gus boys lay III HI
bush, and. it is reported. killed seven OF Il
eecesh. Nc CLEAN tie above facts from pa
| eerger bT the steamer Linden
, 1862-09-18
e nE IrihunE>
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1862.



Il will require more than the usual
amount Of patience Oh the part Of our read
c7s 10 bear with tue disappointment en-
Jailed by the storm Of last evening in en-
tirely cutting off our last nights dispatches
At no former period in the war have
greater events seemed 10 hang upon the
issue Of twcnty-four hours With matters
IF most momentous character staked
upon the issue Of a single day, both IN
MARYLAND and in Kentucky, it calls fof
large outlay Of philosophy to await another
twcnty-four hours the record made up for
yesterday. It will be saluta1y, If not a1le-
1iating, for our readers to learn by this de-
1,iyation, a better appreciation Of their
aQriyileges in these days Of the telegraph,
but wc shall al eagerly swat the rcsunp-
einn of NEWS communications
, 1862-09-18

THE CAPTURE OF GARIHALDI.
The details Of the defeat and capture OF
Garitaldi will be read with interest on this
si.lc Of the Atlantic, where our sympathics
with the Italian patriot are being quicken
I'd and enlightened By the experiences Of
sur uational troubles What to do with
11cir prisoner is evidently question, to be
solved, it las been intimatcd, By sending
.im TO America Nothing but unse1dsh
moti1cs intcrposc between him and the
mcst bitter penalty tyranny could devise,
: eut Lis capto-s are too polite to make a
1>ar:yr Of GaribalM just now. They Will
1,e scrurulously careful to keep him from
such distinction in his age and time, lest he
i,v CanOliZci forthwith.
, 1862-09-18
Cavalry SkIr111sh nenr McMiuE1ue.
Tennessee.


Murfeeesboro', Tenn, Aug. 81, 1852.
Gen. Amman, McMinnville, Tenn:
Iar7iTed here this morning 1T 6 clock. The
forces under my command had az eng age1eut
rith Gen. Forrest between and o'clock r.
m. On the 28th. Ha made the attack upon
my zear% and, as he supposed, upon my train,
but instead Of my trair, his heavy force cstz1s
Mundy.
The enemy WIS handsomely renulsea. aud,
With part Of Col. Mcudenhall7s battery, the
right wing Of the 3Bsh Indians, aud Col. Nun.
dy's regiment, We PRESSED aud drove the enc
my about two mifes, scattering them in every
direction. Our los. Is four Of the 23d Ke1
airy, wounded. The cnemy'e loss Is larger,
Your obedtent servant.
faIRncd.) ". GRosE,
Col Commanding 10Th brigade.
J.E. HOLLAND. 4. L. 4. G.
, 1862-09-18
GEN. IELIES WHITE

Among the prisoners at Harper's Ferry,
is Gen. Julius White Of this city, who
game il from Msrtinsburg with his small
command just in time to share in tho gen
.eral disaster. Hewiu doubtless be speed
liz EXCHANGED.
, 1862-09-18

WASHINGTON, Sept. IA gentleman ~"
rived from Annapolis states that three trans'
ports arrived there yesterday from James
River, bringing $500 Paroled Union prisoners.
including ofd1ccrs, teamsters. suffers and
31ackSmftfe
, 1862-09-18
ruFr~BYEHSA CoyyEyrIo.

J. Su:1l uC tO"u}DIItA AD4A4lGs HuAL !
1,ave not done for months, buy copy Of
lie Czicogo 7imts, for Shall hayo curl
s,si.y to SIC it, said d stout, honest coun-
Try delegate to the Univcrsalist Conyen-
Zion, rs lie stood last evening among
group waiting TO take the street car.
e'That paper will Iruisc Us far what We
l.yc done to-day. Fnr one I don't like
the companionslip.' The country dele
gntc was right. 1t was easy 10 designate
The class in community that will be
sure to be delighted with the ten
DIR footed and rose water policy Of this
<1cnomina:ionsl Convention. whose cx-
1rcmc delicacy and prudence quite carries
Us hack to the days Ct old, when good easy
>ucn v"nt round with cotton in their ears,
diligently patting down all tendencies to
<sasiIation." The Cniyersalis:s, have they
Grade no pT7Sress a. all since that day ?
Have ;hty no nfliial and dcnomin asional
li.owlcdge tla! there is 8 VAT. They
G MI! hive aseertainel it am nng tho N o.hc.s
1l.d sisters Of the large :udicuces that have
attended their si1iDgs Acrc- They could
l.ayt. fo,,ud mnurrcrs f,1 brave and loved
..t:,.d, >Iuin III battle ,moug the listeners tt
u,rtxae,l|c about harmonious ac:ion,'
Vi i tic d'sira1Icncss Of "aToiliag ycxel
<,,ts,i.,ps," which numbered tamelJ
through long hours yesterday to th'
where. There we're noble uttcrances AMI
zoblc sentiments advanced. Tue rcsolu
1ion and remarks If Rev, Nr. Dennis, q
Iowa, have the true ring abou. them, bll
all ayailcd nothing 10 save tic record
from tho disgrace Of showing tha
"a denomination Of Northern Christian
il the SECOND year Of the war t1at SLAYER
hns caused, are afrail to say that SLAYER
aud Freedom are 'i1re:oncilablc,' afrai
t. let it 80 forth that they, Us Christian
will wcrk, and pray, and fght for Fro
dom.
The convention, in It's action, carried O
" by :, close vote, bellies tho Universal
order in the North. We have said til
u.ere will be a class to rejoice in this h
initiation. Papers like the Chicago Tan
will do it Every lulewar
.1,atr:o:, every knight Of the Golden Giro
every enemy Of the Cniou will rejoice al
applaud it The homes: country dclega
Is right. There arc tens Of thousands
1-niyc1salists who will say with him tt
u,c7" "do not like the companionship II
which these poor spirited and untinc]y
e.,lu:ions will inevitably bring them.
, 1862-09-18

HEADorAnTEns. BEAUFORT, S. c.. Sept. 4, 81.
TO the editor Of the New South:
The following satisfies may interest some
+of your readers The population Of this d.
@Iadics Islands, Nth the smaller ones thereto
adjacent, bat excluding Hilton Head aud Its
Eufroundings}, is as folloFs:
Effective. ..8a7
rFArf;yn
, 1862-09-18

TIE sIY'CsI1oN IN MARYLAND.
Tic disaster at lIartcrs Ferry is aueyi-
:atrd somewhat by the results Of the spien-
elit1 yalor Of our troops, attes.ed in the bat
at'cs and defeats sustained by the enemy at
1:e hands Of our army in the mountain
=. r5c5 between Miialeto3n and Boons-
7,u-o. That the enemy were severely pun
5>lcd there can be 20 doubt That our
s',cctss, however, Was no: complete Is
;,1:oHn by i!1c escape Of the rebel f,rec
-lTrcss :he Potomac, e1fec.ins thci1 pur-
i" SC through grlcrous lnss. We
lave talicn many prisoners, among :hcu
lie nntorlous aud iafamons traitor, and cz-
Srcrcta1y Howell Cohb. It seems that tue
:Essfuir at Harper's Ferry became known tc
G,1r army above, By the capture Of d rebel
ctj',iitr will dispatches from jackson
p Lee. Up 10 that time it was sup.
n sca that 11arper's Ferry could be held
pn.1l Frau1liu's arrival. It will require
further and more minute dctni1s than have
Sc; cone to hand to show that there WAS nc
trcror and haste in Col. Niles surrender
That olllctr Inns passed iron, human %arl
Of glory or punishment, but the truth VII
not be stayed. 1t matters little whcthe
the re},els retain the 7os:, OF whether the,
rt1irc SIS it is reported they are ding be
Tu1c pressing reasons for hasto :; the harn
has bcen inflicted in the sad surrender, an
1l,c immense loss Of stores and munition
and the destruction Of the bridges ut ii;
-, int
, 1862-09-18

: -; EN
Price---St per Box.
Gold In Ch.eaEo, Who1efa1e and Fetal, bJ
LORD d sAQTH. 3 Lake street.
Il. SCDyIL. IS Eando ph street,
GALE BROTHERS, :D1 Rancplph street, a1d
w.D. HARRIS s. Sout, Water ssTets,

IAnTFS. I,v sending ETHER q. the aboTe agents"
Al 1 fh.pprh the CHICAGO p D3ce" csn hay the
pills sct any part of the clty or county tco2toen'
naLy) By II an-
NB-Ba4a1a OF base counterfeit OF these rnls.
Ton ear huy th7 c-uatereit ntcis At aaT price tro
= TO IS oe1E = box tdeaE 1t tlat1
value r. cc Etfed with be. ies being IL po7ed uoon
With worthless article Therefore; any one oaeHaa
iher a. you would poison. Thsy a-e bogus. Meme
nye genuine unless tho name Of S Q. HOWE y o. eTe
r. hex vhich has recently been added On aeco1at O.
The Rl1l being counierfe!ted-
e-N fee;Su5181
, 1862-09-18


4 little calculation will show that the na'
~proee baye TINS raised enough corn and ppta
Toes to support themselves, besides crop q
cotton, Somewhat smaller, it is true, than It
former Jcars, but still Of very coEstderahlt
yRlue TO t1e government. u u.
, 1862-09-18

ITO RENT-On a1c after 1st Oct.-
i The cotumod!uul two story pwcll1n. Ua1se.
No. is9 Wabash avenue cor. EIr!dse Court with
barn un.i onthouses. Inquire on the premises.
64.1S-u:;2.3t
, 1862-09-18


Tic flicpds Of Col Arno Toss and his
1oth nliuois cavalry will be greatly graft
lied IL reading the following dispatch to
John Gsr,i:k If this city;
.sGHEESc.sT1E, Pa Sep. 1G. 1862
ave were thut In By the enemy at uaEre:'s
eFr-y. with 1.5Gu Illinois, New York aud Rhode
3.1ard cavalry, under my command. cut my
WY through Jackson's army, and arrived hero
: yesterday With sixty wagons aud oao hundred
1,1leoncrr. capt urcd On the way.
~ yO55, Colonel.''
y-oss and his gallant lieuhuant, Has
brook Davis, are troopers who will do ILL
uois 10 discrcdit. The loss Of men in thls
exploit is said BY Telegraph to private par
::;s 10 be light hut no names are given.
, 1862-09-18

NOTICE is IIExEBY GIVEN
that we haze this day sold on: oar entire stock
Of Clcth.us. Furnishing s3ood-. Fixtures cts win
i1.u,s nccs at our ttore No III - lit Clark GET 10
vi, SINUS. anu recommend lin to ur cnst0netH
D. & II. COHEN.
, 1862-09-18

Having this daz bought the ahovc ttnck OF G oods.
sIo sc.eby author,z< SIMON p1ESpELsOS. u act ~
nv Gcrtfaf Agent III buying H:Es1 aud ullnuae
>A ~ ~' W. VIII N.
Cl!1raro sent III 13c. gelSu5G!3t
, 1862-09-18

EOR SALE CIIFeP-A:tenrion,
Csp!tai!sts.-A first class Marble Fron- Residence.
large Size cGyent nts locat.1on On. nt t1e hSGnlts
tsLutn ShlE} a}+1-Tw1 Lake attc.t St>te7. AnnIY
Ut iUi Carr str:et. Loon !, urssiir+ s.1s.u'oslw
, 1862-09-18
,NRm ADVERTISEMENTS.

UANTED-Good Timers
w Apply to y. u. sIa!oSDs 4 Co. 80 Wells
street teItukSl L
, 1862-09-18

BOARD wANTE1-Ou Wabash
II avenue, between Twelfth aud Dearborn str>et.
for - ut e.nHn aud wife OF RESPONSIBLE terms Al
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-02-08
49, URLINGTON, SATURDAY., FEBRUARY s, 1869.


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