Mattoon Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 3

II AUG ON PRICE CURRENT. If. E. ADAMS, MABINE A FIKIi CD1I1DA5I CRAIG, ADAMS ITcLXTYRE, CORRECTED WEEKLY BT E. I.

TO WnOESALE BUYERS. V. FonrNear the Depot, Mat toon, on the 8d int.J large MeWrnJiduinl 4 Pocket Book, containing VaJuaWo' papors-eJsOj a Urge ktj.W. CorfMAit, Delaware tjniver8ityr Delaware OhloWiS on uie poqk lajirwi. -ine owner esq nv mv lost articles by applying at this office, describing the content of the book, and paying 12 for this notice.

824-3t GobtNsWrBOM thb Ahmt. We had the Pleasure of severely shaking Col. Monroe's hind a few days since on the platform at the Essex House. Me brought home with him Utween $10,000 and $10,000, from companies and of the 123d regiment, the Ratings of a number of the boys of those companies for several months past This money, which will be distributed at the Firemen's Hall on Monday next, will give great relief to the families of our volunteers. Bold Robbery.

Four panes of the south window of the Post-Office budding were broken out on Thursday night last, through which some bold rascal entered and robbed Mr. Chas. Smith, who keeps a Stationery, Jewelry and Notion Store in the same building, of a large amount of valuable articles, cutlery, jewelry, ic, amounting altogether, Mr. S. informs us, to about $3C0 worth.

The loss falls heavy upon Charley, and would have been much heavier had he not taken some of the most valuable of his watches, Hold pens, knives, Ac, home with him that night. Deserters. Several doterter9 from Col. Monroe's regiment have been arrested within a few days past, and taken back to the army. Most of them were from Capt.

Talbott's company from Cumberland county. 2d Lieut. Concert, was among the arrested, he having basely deserted, sold his uniform, and sneaked back to Greenup, where he was skulking around when taken. We are informed that he, at least, will be court martinllcd and the extreme penalty of death executed upon him, he had much to do in encouraging others in regiment to desert. This is the first war in the history of civilized nations in which deserters were not punished with death.

Kindnes of heart has been the pi in cipal difficulty with our chief Executive from the beginning of the rebellion, but we have no doubt that whatever his feelings are, he now sees on account of the increasing number of tha necessity of prompt punishment of this most cowardly of all mil- itarv crimes, and will hereafter take to shoot-. ing deserters. Fff" Our soldiers don't like to he nccused of fighting to -free th. A loud- mouihe.1 l.mwler of Copperhead slang at the depot a few days since, called one of the boys i.riii rih 111 Ciivnlrv tilt nniet lo.ik. ing fellow, on siek lenvc a nbolilion iit an i said he was fighting for nothing but tu free the niggers." Cavnlry said it was not so, he was flailing for the Union ami to ill trai tors.

"Its a lie! said Cop, and: nlmost sitnn'tniieuus with this jrentlc nvgil- 1 Wheat, White No. .1,051,07 4749 -4550 5740 I No. 2., Corn Rye -Oats Bailey, Spring Of'sll 8085 Bnekwheat, per Bushel 4045 Timothy Flax Seed 1,752,00 Clover 7,23 Beans 801,60 Onions Apples 1,001,50 Beef Pork Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Corn Meal Salt, per bushel" Like 46 86 60 75 3,00 Flour, Super Fine Fine White No. 1, inspected Hams Shoulders Sides Butter Lard Eggs, per dorcn Chickens, per dozen Coffee Sugar, White 5,00 811 89 1218 810j 1,00 8340 1620 Urown 12JU Molasses 507O Gulden Syrup i0 Apples, dried, per pound 8 Peaches, 6 Whiskey Oil, Linseed "l.25$l,50 Lard Fish White Lend Hides, Dry Oreen Fi-atlio" Coal, St. Johns, j-r lu-hul Highland, 1,00 1,00 1,80 14 57 20 20 18 -r 11 (f bicajo tfbenina oumal, Daily, Weekly and Tri-Weekly.

vcnr nfUV ms been one of tin nrecedeiited success for the Journal its cirriiliitioti ll. is aoulJli'H, una iiuudiuu im i ii i i i i i lIDUllIt ll ll' im, IUII1 IS Mill llll I ui iaio that enoonrii-cs us m'tho nnticipiitlon that it thirJ limC. bcfoFe U'C aUriilte increasing prosperity to t.lo fact we ive neglected no means or otipnrtiinilv to muki Journal a wide- awiiKe narsji ij'fr, nnu mi ii.hiom, imiuirhi- Ill PVITIT lil'llt CBUSO. We ti), Pare no expense or ef- flirt to make it yy((, Xt'irspaper til the NoHll- irext. nilPKliollSnf till! AVsT RDll Of have en.

lines to punisn wnne ims vitin tins enriiiies 1 i he diiiurv. i sunn m.iihi ov vm of the CoiiiUi v. shn diers in the field faithfully, representing their eaue while ibey are lighting for a cause llnit i our mi I ycnir-s as well as theirs In the Coinmeicial, Locul, and News De-partmeiils of The Journal, we will not permit oiii-m'Ivc to lie Ktirpas.scd by any news-nancr in tie Wi't and in every respect we a nuitiiuie to make it a reliable puDlic journal, tcpresenting the best interests of the people, an-1 devoted, heart and soul to the cause of Justice, lliini inity, and the Nation, HATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. Haily 1 Year, $0,0 Daily :5 Months, $2,50 Daily 0 I Tri-VYeekly, 1 y'r 6,00 WEEKLY. INSURANCE COMPANY PBOttli.

ILLKfOIS." HAVE been appointed tho locaiiceni for the Peoria Marine and Fh-e lnurane Cornpany, and can ahTays found thf Store or on the streets, ready to take risks-for the company at reasonable rates. ALPUEU3 HASBROUCK-Mattoon, March 15, 1 862295 TfOTICK. rpHK undersigned having been appointed Administrator of the eatate of William Freeland, late of the county of Moultrie'. ana State of Illinois, deceased, hereT glvei notice that he will appear before tbe County Court of Moultrie County, at the Court-house Sullivan, at the March Term, on the Monday in March next, at which time all persons having claims against said Estate are notified an! requested to attend for the pot' pose pf havirt the same adjusted. All persons indebted io said estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned.

Dated thjs 20th day of January, A.D. 1883. DAVID J. FREELAND. AdnVr.

819 3t PREMIUM Boot and Shoe Store ON BROADWAY, Opposite Pennsylvania House, Mattoon, TTTHERE CAN BE HAD, Boots and Shoes, of the best make and style. All Kinds of Repairing Done With Neatness and Dispatch Having taken Premiums at Macon Connt Fairs, and also at the Mattoon Union Fair, flatter myself that I can give perfect satisfaction to those who' may favor me with call. All Work WARRXbTED. WM. BURGESS.

Mattoon. May 24tb, I860- 206-tf GROCER General Dealer in all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, MATTOON, ILL. AH kinds of Groceries constantly on hand. Farmers are advised to consult their interest' by buying of me. 1ST CO sBsass I2T Attorneys atlLttvV, solicitors in cnANcmzr, i MAixdojr, Illinois.

X)ffict flrtt door out of Jfanttfwnt tiourt, f-Will pay parucular attention to the collection of ail claims, INCLUDING i. PENSIONS, BOUNTY AND WAR CLAIMS, OF BVEBY DESCRIPTION. 8U-yr D. T. M'INTYRE, 1 NOTARY PUBLICt Mat toon Illinois, Will pay attention to executing Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney, Depositions, and Transfers of Land Warrants.

Acknowledgments taken, and Affidavits certified. Notes and Bills of Exchange protested. All business pertaining to such an office; PROMPTLY TRANSACTED. 0 Office with Adams A M'Intyre 278 DR. LA CROTX'S PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE OX THE Physiological View of Marriage.

250 PACES AND 130 ENGRAVINGS- Price only twenty-five cints. Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union. On the Infirmities of youth and maturity, disclosing the secret follies of both sexes of all ages, causing debility, nervousness, depression of spirits, palpitation of the heart, suicidal imaginings, Involuntary emissions, blushings, defective memory, iadigestion and lassitude, with confettiont of thrill'" interest of a Boarding School kits, a College Student and a Young Married It is a truthful adviser to the married and those contemplating marriage, who entertain secret doubts of their physical condition, and who are conscious ef having hazarded the health happiness and privllegea to which every human being ia entitled. YOU NO MEN who are troubled with weakness, generally caused by a bad habit in youth, the effects of which are dizxiness, pains, forgetful ness, sometimes a ringing in the ears, weak eyes, weakness of the back and lowsr extremities, confusion of Idea, loss of memory, with melancholy, may be cured by the author's KtSVV AKlo AU LONDON TREATMENT. We have recently devoted much of our time in VISITING THE EUROPEAN IIOS PlTALS, availing ourselves of the knowledge and researches of the most skilled phy sicians and Kurtreons in Lurone and the Con tinent.

Those who place themselves nnder our care will now have the full benefit of the many new and efficacious remedies which we are enabled to introduce into pur practical and the public may rest assured of the sama real, assiduity, SF.CRECY and attention being paid to their cases which has so successfully distinguished ub heretofore as a Physician in PECULIAR department of professional practice, for the latt twenty-fire cart. French female Pats. Ladies who wish for Medicines, the efficacy of which has been tested in thousands of cases, and never failed to effect speedy cures without any bad re sults, will use none but Dr. DeLaney's Female Periodical Pills. The only precaution necea- sary to be observed Is, ladies should not take them if they have reason to believe they ara in certain tituations (the particulars of which will be found on the wraoper accompanying each box,) though always safe and healthy, so gentle yet so active are they.

Price, $1 per box. They can be mailed to any part of the United Statei or Canada. TO THE LADIES who need a conhuen- tial medical adviser with regard to any of these interesting complaints to which their delicate organization renders them liable, are particularly invited to consult us. The "ELicTao-UAi-VANic kotective. For married ladies, health will not admit, or who have no desire to increase their families, may be obtained as above.

It is a perfectly safe preventive of conception, and has been extensively used during the last 20 years. Priae reduced to $10. THE SECRETS OF YOUTH UNVEILED. A Treatise on the Caute of Prematurt Decay A solemn warning. Just publithed, a book showing theiiuidwus progress and prevalence among tchools, both made andeviaUoJ this fatal habit, pointing out the fatality that invariably attends its victims, atid developing the whole progrest of the disease, from the commencement to the end.

It will be tent by mail on receipt of two 8 cent Attendance daily, from 8 ia the morning till 9 at night, and on Sundays lrom a till Medicines with full directions sent to any part of the United States or Patients communicating their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence strictly confidential. wl Dr. L'r Office is still located aa estab lished, under the name of DR. LA CROIX, at No.

31 Maiden Lane, Albany, SS. X. Oct. 22-ly. AD.TilNISTRATOnS NOTICE.

mHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN appointed Administrators of the estate of Joel 11. Munson, late of tbe county or koui- trie. and the State of Illinois, deceased, here by give notice that they will appear before tho County Court of Bald mouiine county at the Court House, in Sullivan, at the reg ular Tcfm thereof, on the third Monday in March next, at which time all persons having claims against the estate are notified and requested to attend for the purpose in th Rime adiusted. and all persons in- debted to snid estate are requested to make immediate payment to the undersigned. Dated this 18 th day of Jan.

A. D. 1863. (jKISIlfcM t. wuiow, Adm'rs.

HIRAM COX. 319-8t iDissoXixtlorL- I in I a BOLD A VERY LARGE STOCK OP DOMEST'O GOODS bought before the receMjidrancej jfcndiL- Specially adapted to the Spring Trade. We are offering inducements to Merchants and selling Goods, at present, Less than Eastern Prices. Our Stock is now ready and we invite your attention to the following: 50 Bales Brown Mnslins, 25 Bales Fine Unbleach'd Maslins, 5 Bales Hickory Stripes, 5 Bales Ticks, Checks Denims, 25 Cases Prints, 15c. and npwards, i Cases black and Mourning pr'ts, 200 Pieces choice styles Detains, 10 Cases Bleached Mnslins, 10 Cases Kentucky Jeans, 5 Cases Satinetts, 5 Cases Cottonades and double and twist Pant Goods.

A FALL STOCK OF THREADS, HOOPED SKIRTS, and YANKEE NOTIONS, Wholesale Rooms 2d and Zd Zofts, separate from Retail Depart ments. L. RYCE SON, TERHE-HAUTE, IND. i swim We shull ofTor for the NEXT 60 DAYS the balance of our Winter Goods at a REDUCTION IN PRCIE from 25to SO per ot. for the purpose of reducing the stock within that time.

Dress Goods, Cloaks, Shawls, Furs, GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE. To moke this sale complete and attractive manv styles ot gooas aditeu to spring use will offered at the low prices REMEMBER This sale at Specially Lew Prices will lust FOR OO DAYS ONLY. l. kycp: SON, Terrk-IIaute, Ind. BUCK-EYE CASH STORE.

Jan. 28, 1SG-1. GROCERIES 1862. S. COX SON Wholesale Grocers AND DEALISS IN LiaUORS, TOBACCOS, CIGARS, Nails, Flour, Fish, Salt, CARBON AND COAL OILS, Nos.

148 15 0, MAIN STREET, TERKK-HAUTE, ND- WE begleavo to call the attention of the public to the following card. WK HAVE AS LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK A A HO USE IN THE CITY, Owine to the unsettled atate of naliona! af- fairF. a 1 buaineM Is now conuucua on me nymem, and hereafter WE WILL SELL EXCLUSl YEL FOR CA9II, and, conae quently, have resolved to offer Goods low and bob1, out such i idueements aa will convince all that (M will buy goocis CHEAPER THAN EVEN GOOD CREDIT rrOur aeuior Dartner ia a resident of Cln- hia vhole attention to A7 fAW CC ET SI'CCESSFUIjIV with any house in THE WEST. Our brand of nil Peach Valley Whiskey W. warrant to the beat brands of Cm clnnali Rectified Whiskey.

Alwaya in store a large atock ef the follow ing fatorih: brawls of Whiskey, which can- not be tur posted in QUALITY or PRICE. Rl'SSELlili'S MOUNTAIN DEW. (a pure Kye Whiskey.) IlHOWN'Si XX WHISKEY. (a Copper Distilled Corn Whiskey.) tPartirular attention paid to filling or- den received by Mail, and general satitf action guaranteed, or no tale. R.

S. COX SON. Terre-Haute, Feb. 27, 1862-292-y. THOS.

1J. C. LA.TSTE, Attorney at Law AND SOLICITOR in CHANCERY, lATTOON, ILL. Will pive prompt uttentien to entrusted to his care. all business 203 B0WM AN RICHARDSON.

DENTISTS, MATTOON, ILL. OJfuc over Root's Tin Store, CT SATISFACTION WARRANTED. 4 as and SUCCESSORS TO TAKE pleasure in saying to the patrons of the old house, and the public generally, that they are JUST EECEIVING a large and complete STOCK OF GOODS which they are now offering at the Large Brick Store formerly kept by Messrs. True and known True's Store. Our Xerms will be CASH ON DELIVERY -OF- Tt wo will promise that goods will be sold as any other CASH HOUSE.

GIVE US A. CALL before buying and look at our stock. We charge nothing for showing goods. We also wish to buy any quantity of Corn, Wheat, Oats, Rye, Tim othy Seed, Flax Seed Wool, Dry Hides, Feathers, FAT HOGS, STOCK HOGS and almost everything tho farmers have to sell, and as we I3 for roost nil Farrmer8 and others will Not ask for Credit. CUNNINGHAM CRAIG.

LL kinds of (groceries for sale by CUNNINGHAM CRAG. ment, Caralry sei.ud him by the hair mid we aim to do jtuticr, in pro-proceoded to cut a skull and cross wtf thv lt 'uiU'rattsiifuur iiuptrilhd I uion. Single Copy, 1 Ten Copies, 1,00 ch(uing $tock fur mr House, being con-Four Uopies, 0 Twenty Copies, 80,00 in that and eastern marketa, with Papers to Club made up in one package Conk in hand we buy G(od, and therefore over Ins eve, and stop his abusive language by iiwrline a "himdfiill of bones into his: iii iiitn. Alter lie was smiii-ienii uiei- rt i i lowed, they were parted. A similar alliiir; e.iine off the next day.

Two drunken block- bends from the eountry provoked adifliculty with a siek or ciipph soldier, calling hmr nn nb.ihtioni-t, Ac and finally one of them nttunptcd to strike him with iron "knucks." The soldier then knoc ked him down and gave him a sound thrashing. Tho fellow that used the iron knuckles was kept in the Calaboose all night, ai.d lined in the morning for consolation. isssjsx no MATTOON, ILLINOIS. E. KOYES, Fuur'n.

THE ABOVE HOUSE HAS REKNTHOK oughly relitud, and is now prepared for the accommodation of either trarelers or local patrons. S23-ly. NOTICE. TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CO.NCKItiN. Notice is hereby given that on the 24th of June, A.

I). 18(51, I purchased tho follow ing land (r. Sargent owner) to-wit Iot No. 13. in Hlock No.

137 in Noyes' Addi tion to Malison, Coles County, Illinois, for the taics, interest and costR due thereon, for the year 18G0, the redemption of winch will expire on tho 24th day of June, 1863, after which time I shall apply Tor a Deed, if not redeemed. TIIOS. P. C. LANE.

Time Tables. TERReVtlAUTE, ALTON St. LOUIS. OOlNfl EAST. OOINU WKST.

Mail, Mail, 1,00 p. m. Lxpresn, 11,00 p. m. Freight, 6,15 p.

u. Express, Freight, a. m. 5,45 r. M.

9,10 A. M. TX. D. GRISWOLD, Pres'tand Gen.

Sup't. J. 0. CONLOOCB, Sllp't. II.

W. Hibuard, Agent. ILLINOIS CENTRAL Leave Mattoon OOINO NORTU. 001 KO SOUTD. 1 Remember the Place, Wert Broadway, Mattoon.

All kinds of country rroauc kiniit nd told. The hirhest once Cash or Groceries, paid for everything in the Produce line. Feb. 15. UUUJfiJ.

HOUSE AND SIGN and sent to one address. All bubsciiplion payable in advance. JOHN L. WILSON, Publisher. NOTICE rs itrnrnv PlVt'V iL.i il.

1 of June A. 18i. I purchased the lol- lowing tracts of land lying i the County of and State of Illinois, for tho taxes, in- terest, and costs duo thereon for the year A. A. lHflo, the redemption of which will expiro on the 24lh day of June A.

1HG3, after which time I shall apply for a deed, if not redeemed. OWNERS. PT. SKC. S.

T. Franklin Clark, n.c. n.e. 9 11 H. M.

Tremble, sj s.w. 26 12 pt n. n.w 85 12 pt n. s.w. 85 12 J.

M. Hronaugh, w. s.w. 10 12 J. Danncr.

e. n.w. 8 lit 7e. 7e. 7e.

7e. Te- 7 e. J. W. Lemons, w.

s.w- 21 14 s.w. s.e. 23 1 1 n. i s.e. 12 12 7c.

80 8o. 40 Re. 74 J. Carruthers, VV. W.

Bishop, U. F. Linder, A. Reppens, A. W.

Louthan, o.l s.w. 1 13 lOe. n. n.w. 28 14 lOe.

w.J 2 n.c. 5 12 14 s.w. s.e. 32 13 w.J n.w. 17 13 s.e.

21 13 80 80 40 40 80 160 J.M. Hood, Win. C. Kcran, A. FURGl'SON, Purchaser.

Also the following Tracts to-wit Franklin Clark, lot 2 n.c. 113 Ro. 80 lot 2 n.w. 1 13 8e. 73 Frank Clark, n.w.

n.c. 81 13 8e. 40 lot 1 n.w. SI 1 8e. R0 n.J2n.w.

31 13 8e. 85 Wilson A Robinson, ptwjse. 2 12 9c. 30 W. W.

Bishop, n. w. 7 12 e. 90 Jan. Cook, pt.

w.J s.e. 10 12 Oe. 7 J. W. Sanders, w.

s.w. 29 14 Uw 40 WM. C. FERGUSON, Purchaser. 221 -It A 20 73 71 77, 80 40 J.

M. Teagarden, Having retorned from the wars again tenderi his services to the citfeens ef Mattoon and the surrounding country. He is prepared to do all kinds of wwk ia hit line, including noi'SB aw mow jrAwratc, ukaxxing, yakjusiuko, PAPKR CIU- mrrs GO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Thankful for past favors be solicits oon- tinnance o( the pubUo patronage 1 All orders exeouted with ueatniu and. dil-. natch Mail 4.4fl p.

m. Express 4,40 a. m. Freight, Mai! 1,10 r. m.

Express. .11,05 a.m. Fr'irht, 1,45 f.m. existing between R. Hagcnbuch and the undersigned under tho name and stylo of R.

Hagenbuch A was day dissolved. All persons indebted to the said firm will make payment to the undersigned JOHN CUNNINGHAM, JOHN L. ALLISON. Mattoon. Ill Dae.

2d, 18(51-81 St Shop one door cut or uogve wart arar Mattoon, BliaOilf' October 11 lMJ-m-j W. R. ARTHUR, Gen. Sup't. J.

D. HeBtiMCB, Sup't. TV. 5 HiW, Ajent..