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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
XTEhMONT CENTRAL FIRST MORT
GAOE BOND9.


WuEHEAs bY decree ~ ho Court " ChanceIy Of
the state Of Vermont daied January ~ lo5t It was
ordered a,o0ug ether Thing that stock OF me Vermont
aud Canada Hulroad COMPANY. a. the amount OF 500
600 should he issued the holders NJ the vermont
Cental FIRST Mutgagc bonds yards thc cost Of cou-
stfuc ing the vermont and aunda RAILROAD To canada
line in tie town OF Hghgtte and that the same should
DC paid lime to unr whenever the 'um OF Siouo'
sheud be- GUIDED which said amount is hy me decree
90 be ratcaby divided ny The Trustees ana Receivers
among The holders u the Mortgage Bonds az wheft
as there has NV been expended the SUN OF pluiVl 90
ihs o1nstfu ton uf said road
Nov theref re nuurc is hereby gwen that pa, nit n
Of hfee and onehtf per cent the sad uds, bring
.ryent thousaud dollars viii be made iu th' took tue
Vermont x Canada Railroad Coupaoj a. thc par value
thereof and in cash al suin' Ices man one hundred
on or before the 20th Jay % MAJ next
Holders Of Bonds viii be required before pafmen| 10
hani,h Schedules " thCir bands, slain3 he number OF
each bond hc unit OF same WIN me name anH f's
d.nce OF The present owner, and whether registered "
unregistered, which schedule must be properly verhed
b, thc owner OF hold Of said Bond and delivered to
John M Pinkefton, h q No 30 ate stitct Boston,
OF 20 the Trustees and Receiver az their OH la 81
Adams Vermont Payment VI thg took ot cash on
said nds. viii be made at lhe om-e II be Vermont
Genital Railroad Company, ~ -tao s. Boston, on
the LIST day Of June 1864, aud l ton Jays Thereafter,
and on ana amer jim, l0.n, 1861 at hc Office o. Tue
fi.tees aud managers lu II AlDaus, vermont Althe
,int N aid payment the bond, mus he produced iA
order that iho payment inny b. stamped thereon
hHr dh dcs are uqutntd 10 iurDth me sclta4l's 81
thir b1uds as early Az pracuea0s % luwtA'c me pe
palaiilns Tor payment
1oi gHaiS aitRk "s es s s'S "i''C csa
j GREGORY sMlrH,S Railroads
St Adams, VI, April 81 1861 az ~ IA"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

Public Sge ker,, Military Officer and Sing
ers can use " BROWNS Bronchial 7roches," or
Cough and Voice Lozenges, as freely as req
uisite, containing nothing that can injuis
the system. They are invaluable for allaying
the hoar eness and irritation incident to vo-
cal exertion, clearing and strengthening the
voice. 04
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
STEPHEN r HOLL1sTER, lo,,,,rs
G. W. II. DWlNELL. ~
Marshfold, April 22d, A. ID 1854 %. 5

- ATE OF VERM + d.
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court. held at Bfookheld in said District
the 27th day Of April A d. 1884
Geo A. Ainsworth and Walter Newc lmb, adminisira-
tors OF the estate Of R1dolphus AinswOrh, late Of vii
Jamestown, In said district, deceased, present their
ministration account for examination aud allowance
and make application for decree Of distribution aud
partition Of the estate oi said deceased.
WheTcupon, il is ordered by said Court. that sold
count and said application be referred session 81 sd
be held at the store Of Q. II G Ainswor b..
in Wamstown in said dstriot,on the 20 day Of June.
A. D. 1864 10 o'clock a. m, for hearing and decision
thereon and Il is further ordered that notice hereof
given all persons interested, by publication of the
three weeks excessively in the Vermont Wat h.
man and State Journal newspaper published at Mt
peler previous said time appointed for he riug that
they may appear said time and place, and show
If any they may have why said account should be al
lowed, aud such decree made
BY the Court.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

From the army hospitsI--the bloody bat,le-aeld-he
mansion u the rich aud hum lie abode u the poor-
from the office and the sacred desk-fon me mountain
top distant valleys aud far OIL islands of me ocean
from every nook and corner of the civilized world D.
pouring in the violence Of the astonishing effects VI
BRAKES PLANTATION BlriERs rhousands
upon thousands Of letters like the following may
At our Office
REEDsnuRY. Wis Sept. 10 1858
80 have been in the army hospitals iot
fourteen months--speechless and reaib dead 81 A.
ton, III, they gave me bottle " Plantation Bhcfs
Three bottles restored my speech and eur'd
suum WAasAw. o.. Juh Is ISL
90 One young man aho hah been s,a aI.i
not out " the house Tor Two years wth otfuua SUI
brYsipclas offer paying the doctors osu slJO thuut
benefit has oeen cured BY ten r!t.s Of yogi B,!u
The following is from the Manage OF Le Union
Home School for the children Of Volunteers
hAyEaHrER MANSION, n nHvENrH. slhhfr.
New York, Angus 2. 1868 (
"DR. DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Butn
have been given 10 some Of our children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs with most happy effect One
little girl In particular With pains ia her head, loss Of
appetite and daily wasting consumption. on whom all
stored. We commenced with buta tcaspouuful OF Bit
ter day Her appetite aaa strength rapidly Interested
Respectfully, Mits. 70 NJ DEVok"
- owe much to you, for ,,a, believe he
Plantation Bitters have saved ny wife
REy. ". II. wAGGUNEH Maddd. y. J.
80 Thou vii, send nie two 5ot,les more of ny
Plantation Bitters. Ny wife has been greatly ben
cited BY their use.
Thy hiend, ASA cURRIN, ehlAlalph'a, Pa"
80 have been grestsuiI'rer ffcm pysgep-
sia and had to abandon preaching The
Plantation bitteIs have cured me.
REV. j. B. CAlhObN' koeleiiet' y "
- send gs went, four do..s2 more q ,get
SYKES, CHADWICK ~ co.
Propretors Miliafd's Il ltai, Washington, d g.
80 have given the Plantation Biueu to
hundred, q our disabled soldier, WIN 'e no, s'on
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
The Plantation Bit'ers have cured me Of
liver complaint Of which was laid u7 PROSTATE and
'-' ~ '''" ii. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o"
g.. The Plantation Bitters have cured me OF
arrangement u the kidneys aud urinary Organs that
has distressed me for years i acts lie charm q,
c. C. MOORE. "a Broadwa y Y.
Sc SC &c sc Sc
The Plantation Bitters make the seak strong III Ian
gull brilliant aud exhausted natufes great fessot-r
They are CON osed II the celebrated Cahss3a BARK,
Wutersr,en Sassifrt, Roots Herbs &c ill preaerv-
ed in perfectly pure ST. cioiS Ium
s T-is51 *
Persons Of sedent4ry hAois uout.ed with weakness,
l,ssituud, papaoa Of ,he heart aok Of appetite dis
ess after eating torpid liver nsipat0u. 6c deserve
to suffer II ,h,y will not Try them
They are recommended b. he highest medical author
tiles and are warranted to produce immediate bneh-
caI effect Tuey are exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and harmless.
NoticE ANY pee on pretending " sell Pla"'Anan
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
$1,000 REV ARD /!

One thousand dollars will bee paid for nc spprehrn
sop upon conviction thereof II the person or retsoh
Who murdered Charles btisgs Of this to"n, "n th'
night Of tie 18th nluno.
DAVID W, nADLEN,/
ISAAC W BROWN ssisfiHfot
ABEL WiLLlAM0.
Nufthhsld, VI, Nei Bed, lAbi, NY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
900 AHe... La. oLEAvELANp. Iudse.

- Z A L i OF V ER M o N + q.
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT. SIS.
Probate Court, held at Montpelier within and for
said District, on the 10Th day ~ April, A d 1894,
An instrument purporng to be the last will aud
ment Of Calvin CAdy late Of Northhed in said District
deceased being presented TO the court by Luther
Ii. Cady, the executor therein named. for Probate :
Il is ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session Of said court
TO be holden at the Probate office, in Montpelier, on
the 3tst day Of May, A ID. 1884 and shew cause, IL
any they may have against the Probate Of said will for
which purpose Il is further ordered, that copy Of the
record Of this order published three weeks Successive
" in the Vermont Waterman & State Journal printed
at Montpelier. previous to said time for hearing.
true copy Of record.
1905 Attest, r. II. MERRILL. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

MARK BATCHELDER'S ESTATE
w The subscribers. having been appointed 6y the
Honorable p obaie Court fl the District " Washington
commissioners, % receive, examine aud ust all claims
aud demands Of all persons against the estate of Mark
Batcaeder late " Marshdcd ia said district
represented nsolyent, and the 81 months from
ne 29.h day Of March 1864 being allowed By said
the creditors VI said deceased, exhibit aud
prove their respective claims beflIe us Give notice.
that will attend 20 the duies Of our appointment at
the dwelling house Of widow Mary Batchelder, in Marsh
field, in said district the last Thursday Of June and
September next at ten o'clock IN the forenoon zach
Of aid davs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
oaoi "' ]. R cLEAvELAND Judge.


- T a T Il T Y Z X NJ q
y WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
la PROBATE Court held At Montpelier. within and for
said District on the 10Th day OF April, A. d. 1864.
An instrument, purporng to be the last VIII and
Testament Of Lafaye'ts Moore, late Of Fayston, in
district deceased being presented to the court by
Hiram Jones, the executor therein named, for Pro-
bate It Is ordered by said court that all persons
ctrned therein notified TO appear AT session Of said
court TO holden the Probate Office, in Montpelier
on the I'm Day of May, A. D. 1854 and show cause, II
amy they may have against the Probate Of said VIII ,
nr which purpose il is further ordered that copy OF
the record Of this order be published three weeks sue
cessvey I'M the VI Waterman State Journal, printed
at Montpelier previous said time appointed for hear
ut
a true copy Of record
O2di Attest r. r. MERRILL, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
IN CHANCERY. ORANGE COUNTY,
JUNE TERN 1864
BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY


MARCUS RANSrEAU ABIGAIL hANSTEAD
Whereas the Bank Of Orange County has preferred
rs petition the Court % Chancay 20 be held Chel
for the County Of Orange, the third Tues
day iu June. 1854, setting forth that the oath day
VI April, 1856 Marcus Ranstead and Az iga Rsnstead
htu % holfd in said County executed to the Orsnge
County bank mortgage deed n twelve Of land.
with the build ngs thereon, said Ihetf1rd, being the
hume place uf thc said Marcus aAd Abigail, condition
cd fnr he ury n the payment N note NJ hand or
tlc hnsen hundred dollars, dated April %, 1856,
aud ol ahc one ear irom date 60 thc Orange Couuy
bsnt. signed by said Mucua Rarstesd and also
tcttI forth that the said Orange County ia has
iHltd and tart erred said note aud mortgage the
Na1t NJ Orange County and further setting forth hat
sad Narrua Kaustead resides out Of the State Of
Nsruout that subpoena cannot be served upon him.
s.H uatlHg inr "a foreclosure Of said mortgage
Therefor, is ordered that said Marcus hanstead be
mortified 60 appcar and to the said petition u the
bsut v Orange COUNTY, the first day Of the next
frr ~ the Court " ChWceryi 20 be held at Chelsea
i ihe CouAty Of Osangc the third Tuesday Ia June
1854, by Publishing this order, together with the sub
stance q aid petition, in the Vermont Waterman and
State journal pointed 40 Montpelier Ia he County Of
Warrington three weeks suece-svcy the last Of which
1 shall be- az least twenty days previous the
taIfi TUESDAY to- June 1854
Gwen under my hand at Chelsea, IN the County of
Oia 90, this Is IA lay " Aprii. 1864
l. G.. hlNlkLEY, CLERK.
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LEGAL Notlrts.

IRA AN REWS' ESTATE
j The sutscrber., having been appointed BY the
Honorable Probate Court Tor the District Of Washington
commissioners 70 receive examine, and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons, against the estate Of Ira
Andrews late N Duabury, in sail district deceased
rprcsented ins1vcnt and the term Of six months from
the pa day n April 1861, being allowed By said
court 20 The creditors Of said deceased, exhibit and
Prove their respective claims before Give notice,
tnat We will attend the duties n our appointment ~
the dwelling house NJ jacob Andrews. in Duxburv
IN SAID fiffriri. fhr 2iat days " June and
Of said days
CALVIN FULLERTON. TO-.
GEORGE w. TURNER, Nop IT,
pe'our' MAJ Tn, A d 1884. Wo
- TAT IL OF VERM MON
- WASHINGTON DISTRICT, S.
H. Probate Court held At Montpelier. within and for
said District, ou the 4th day Of May, A. D. 1864
b. IL. French, guardian Of Joseph b. Thompson, Of
b'ro We -nd district. makes application said court
ur hrcuae t1 sell he following described real Of
bic ad ward % wit the share 10 the said Joseph
Thompson, from the real estate Of BENJAMIN Thomp-
son late 4 said Barre, deceased the interest Of his
said Uatd ia tho sha'e Get 10 Maria Thompson, from the
lCnj Thompson and the interest of his
said Fafd n the u the dover set 10 the widow
Of SAID Benz amin thompson. representing that the sale
thereof Tor Che purpose Of putting the proceeds u such
sale az interest or investing the same in stocks real
estate, would be beneficial N said wafdi
Whoieupon, u s ordered by said court, that said ap.
plc4iou be- feucd 90 session thereof be held at
The Probate Office In saii Montpelier. on the 3lst day
of May A. ID 1855 for hearing aud decision thereon
and ills utthcr ordered shat all persons interested be
notified hereof by publication q notice Of aii APP
OLD AXIOM and order thereon, three excessively n
I tIr vermont Waiehman and State Journal. printed At
Montpelier, bcfre said tin of hearing that they MAY
appear At sad time and place, and, II they cause
/ object thereto.
By the Court
Ofo6 Attest 7. r MERRILL Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13
- T ATE OF YER MON IT
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT. SIS.

- T A T L o f V + r NJ O n I
- RANDOLPH DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court held at Chelsea in said District.
the 2lst day Of April. A. ID. 1864.
Samuel Noyts, administrator Of the estate OF aleh
DOUGLASS Of Tunbridge in said district. deceased
presents his administration account for examination and
aoaance and makes application for decree Of disIi
button and partition Of the esA Of said deceased
Wheioupon 1t is ordered by s,id court, that said
count and sad application be referred to session Of
said court 10 be held at the Probate Office in said
Chelsea on the 10Th day Of May A. D. 1864, for hearing
aud decision thereon and il further ordered, that
notice hereof he given 10 all persons interested Ply pub
LEGATION Of the same three weeks successfully in the
Vermont WAtchman < State Journal, newspaper pub
shed Montpelier previous to said time appointed for
hearing that they may appear at said time and place.
and show cauae II any they may have why said account
should not be allowed, and such decree made.
By the Court.
i r CIEAXEIAND. Judge
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

A LLOrED PAY.-Assisnees and others
N holding orders ~ Allotted Pay Of the Tenth Reg
mcnt arc hereby notified that returns have been ro'ev
ed for January and Fbuary snd this Office Is prepared
to pay the sums received IN the usual way
JOHN h PAGE, Treasurer
Rutland Nav g 1854 0i06
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Boston Embellishments.
F4OM S. a. ErfENGILLS 20.


IL f. IENfLH PLACE
CFormsyig 81 BroBifcd -
r. GREENE, a. d.. NuperinfeHdty Ihysician
This Institution was established iyr The OF Dis
eases by hc use Of vegetable fcmedies entirely dis ard.
ina Poisonous Drugs II has now lccu ii succ, .siul
practice for about hfccn years aud hers induce SCENTS
o. nvads for the recovery ofhrhh mot 20 be- found else
whc-c.
Special attention given 10 the treatment 4 Cancers,
Scfofula aud humurs & Blood
Disease Of am ordua.t Ia ncter shch Sc bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Heart iHIuI fiu's Nh.u+
ma tisui. Female CnrD ais, and gtnf t.t cf her
d+ra.c-. sucr itll cate hf l'HH w' nfte
h' trHfff ruf o.. 600 IH f 100 Hnh BIZ. rIt 81.
OM o. b. .u.. ftnA % a. % o., d T.. Vi
f.euf .i.u ir Hfduefy diseases 81, aud all letters
ped ..t.. .rI.at. 8, fftlosius the above amount
wiz t...ltt pr1ulpt g. ultYn.
pamphlet descriptive u treatment will be sent free.
All lt.crs should 1r aditc. ed 10 X 6HkkNB. NJ.
ID rs Temple Place. Boston. Mass 035S
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

lUkNtTTs COCOAlNEs,
~ BROWNS
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

90 The Plantation Bittera have cured me Of
arrangement 81 the kidneys aud urinary 0rguns that
has distressed me for years. Il acts like charm
G. G.. MOORE. "a Broadwa , y Y
Sc &c sc. Nc sc SO
The Plantation Bittefs make the seak strong Oh lam
gull brilliant and arc exhausted nature great
They are CON osed II the celebrated Caissya BARK,
wmtersr.eu sass.fras Root, Herbs, Vc 81 preserv
ed in peiecuy pure ST. CtoiS hum.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-05-13

80 The Plantation bit'ers have cured me Of
liver complaint, Of which laid up PROSTATE and
mad TO abandon my business.
H. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland. o."
, 1864-02-17

10 the fuir erx in ts easa,sy 10 Of the bright
est Eens n cur crown OF a.uoaaI glory, and ths
eltat ndsencc made by the Legislature IN relation
10 TIC lights OF married womea deserved their
e5a1!tIde. The speaker then referred to the man-
nfr iE which young .weman ia trested by hee
friends after hn!lng been scduced By some villain
with devilith w1ies. The eeducer ie petted and
IT,, This is a wrong; why should not tho mao bs
branded So well as tho woman! The speaker II
aEe:y pathetic manner plcadc1 for the poor fsaIl
victim and hoped that the day ia not far distant
when che will not be spurnod, but receive p.otoc-
ton aEd aTMpathf ION the Korld.
, 1864-02-17

Tur D,krN1c1, ABORTION CAsE--TuE Cor
oner commenced an investigation, yesterday, into
tho causos Of tho death OF Caroline Dietrich,
German woman upon whom an abortion Is said TO
have boon prodpecd, with the knowledge and con
rent of her father. The facts Of the case have al
ready boon published, and there 10 no o:caston TO
repeat them. Tho following is the material pof-
tlons OF The testimony:
Nm. Ste,Htnx, e,EoT7l-i live at IN Blue Island
hvrnue. Am cin9k ut bhoemaleE's grocery. baw
Nto bcdy ut tho cemetery yesterday afternoon. II
Was that Of Caroline Dietrich First eaw nef Al
sho1nolet's mouth ago with ltr father. "a"
her aftcswards at the houee Of her father on Loo
mis- 1 esreet Dietrich IL poor man. Ht aald 10
fer You look ike de1il." sbe looked homoly,
old and down-hcntted. She waa exclente lie
made no allnstVns 10 htr condition. Did uot see
Mr tt ain for 5nur or IRE days. Then saw her at
Ee1 tnthct's in bed, She looked pale and yellow
Did not talk with her her father except On busl.
noss matters. uer mother aud sister wcro iu the
room. Caroline occupied the only bod In tho
house. bid not her again until saw tho corpse
At lhc cemetery on Monday afternoon Head tn It
che had betn confined, aud also that fo.tus had
been found On Loonis etrcet, which was supposed
| had died suddenly, Don't remember who told
nc. Caroline was htwoen y &ud 81 yrs,s old.
Dietrich had two other danghterB, both raalried.
4he child was found In the ditch froxeu up In ths
Ice, fourteen days ago. Heard the father esY when
| in the store, ~ thought had support ont d
| her, bat ind will have 10 support her" Nse,
Bboeznakef told her husband In my presenc. thai
| she had died OF eott throat.
A1Atd BohM swnrn-Saw Caroline once, or
, 1864-02-17
N, - X SI.KD i.

n this cttr. Feb 18th, 1884, 1t tle resrnc. Of nc
Brides isthet, by ttr Rev. Ch:rtes Chcc-y. Mr.
EnGAK T; 10HR and AEozINA l.. oniy daughter
Of Dr.. 3. Y. Hurlb1..
-" Wisconsin and Ohio papers phase copy.
L. this sity Feb 14sh 1851, tya!eauea p.za hy re
Esq.. aod Nils LOTTIE E. SIMPSON, fut3l.rly OF
Lasr county.
EB~ Lake County papers please copy.
, 1864-02-17

DOR SAIE.-Great Bargains.
scIt and PeetA Rail1osd.in In Livingston county, Ill.
Tie. lands aEe hiGh and rolling. aud nre within three
ytle. a.d i've miles from good Coal Nine, and Will
be Eoid cheap, casb, balance u 1ve or seven
yenfS at sI per cent intett There IL Beet Sugar
ManufactorJ At Chstsworth, n successful operation
10 better lands IN the State. Address O apply to
70 J: sTuLWE ELL, ESQ, Chasawozth, Illinois.
t&ShnSs7SsE
, 1864-02-17
3L1St.

T OST-A small italian grey hound,
Ia while with grey spcks, having hsass col.as
,round Mo neck. Was lost aatuT<e,y on l;aadophat
rdtdlry 10 Mo dircctpus oa the collar. Ca5>
MokkCH, tis Ohio street. fcti.wa7i2s
II OST-On Sunday, Feb. l4th, On
l. State or Van unren street. = nav Pocket Diary
two Seo Treasury Notes. 81 bill, on New YotS
state bank sosne small bills md postage currency.
whoever will return the eAMc 10 the Tribune Qlcc
will be HheIally rewarded. 5lS-vaJa-A
r OS T-From the vicinity OF
Il IUnIon Park \ black Newfoundland Dog. 4 lib.
eTAi rnVard Will be paid for htz 6eilyeYy any In
formation. G. a, & L. lAELINs @ + AHt4t& a.
fel6-Tne9t
, 1864-02-17

The Winter assllroaa T1sza Tsbae.
MICHIGAN czsrsA1-nxroz 1oox or Liz sren.s
pErAHt. AAa1ga.
Bss1eis es -: sss L II; rs
sssa 't cEF ossssat; sss @ a&soR a z
Morning Exrseos :. :. Hl5a. u. i0.3a p Il
Ktshs E!ptsss: a;4s ?. =. a25a :
AND saaaHAg sEREzts.
"Iay E1pfcs6. b:l3 a. n 1G:Sl p. e
5Nabf t5SiRLRf SisP = i' AZ
DETROIT TRAINS.
sDay Express ....--..-..,G15a a. N. 10:a0p P. NJ
Union Depot, West sias, 3sar Maelser # Driase.
nsy E4p;sss:, ~ !. n .s:S5 s T. n n
ulHu11aRAT1 ALE LIAs-ruh 1xn.ANA7otJs AID
Day. EzpEcss-~.-.-..---...e e:30 ~ a:85 b. u
nfas sss ets = s
Pay Dy Passsngss..''..: .... ~ ~ =. q Esap Z
ssgbs subsaa.R Rsssonoi.op. G M s. ~
hyde PARK Train. $685.. E0oa. n. Ssh g. n
Hsde Rs1h Tsaia. 5:ssF; =, n; ,as g p
Mail and Accommodate. 400 a. m. e:i0p. ms
tEIght f5pE'esSsi 5pp'ssSis s:. 19io 9:1oP z 1oMp
No trains leaye on Saturday evening, and no
trims arrive on Sunday evening.
P;.hE %rTH e. gsSrA
A"'f + Fet'a He,F 5'o m. TOO m: 1905 N:
via So. ..,- 1:5Sp. m.
'!s Bai1'me fa1'i 'sS ses F N: NJ Iias NJ NJ
{" Washu.. 500 p. m. 10:25 o. m. 500 p. m.
aALHSa AID oHfsAso uutos,
, 1864-02-17

RECRUITS FOR THE YATES PHsLAsx.-Yes-
terday noon tythrec recruits for the gallant 3ath
Illinois, under charge Of Lieut. Knapp, arrived
from Camp Yates, and took dinner at the Soldiers
Rest. After doing justice to bountcous zepast,
they shnulde1cd their knspsacks and went to Camp
Erv
, 1864-02-17

PEnsosA1.-Wc learn, By special dispatch
elsewhere, that Major Thomns ". Grosyenor, of
the 18th Illinois cavalry. now dctai1cd as inspector
Of horses in this city, has been dcservedly promo-
e4l to tho Lieutenant Colonescy Of that regiment
E,Ht !, hfafaxx m fhf Held
, 1864-02-17

Up to O'Clock last evening there had been paid
to the 1eG7 recruits, BY city and county, an agsse
gate Of $lof,0Ep,'
, 1864-02-17
POETIC Jus71CE.-Onc of the richest exl,ib,

Rrcnu1r1No.-The County War Fund Com
mittee have patd bouities to one hundred and
forty-threc recruits eince our last report These
verc distributed among the several wards and
fr1tn
, 1864-02-17

Lecture this f:vcnInE.-RcE. N. Sheppard
will !cctusu leEosc tho AtltcnHum and Phi Kappa
Literary Societies Of tho University OF Chicago,
this cvcnlng commencing at 7x O'Clock. Subject:
IAN hour among the roots OF the Rebellion"
, 1864-02-17

FOR SALE.-Far1n for sale, one
Il MFG esst Of Hun;1ey Station, on the G, & c. q.
r. II MeMeas{ eounty II: std ssrm & contains asd1
and Barn. fruit trees. &c. There dfteen acres q
Winter Rye On the ground. and nfsy acres q Fall
half cash down. balance in yearly instalments. For
further pa1ticu1arsr inquire OF the undezsgnel on
tbs premises. of c. Z. ALBE0, At Wayne Station,
Du Eage county, III. B. CADY.
, 1864-02-17

WAR CoNadIr1EE-Tle ladies' Of tho War
Committee arc earncstl1 requested TO meet al
their soome, in Garrett block, this afternoon Mt u
o'clock.