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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11
THE LATEST NEWS.

cAPITuLArIos OF THE GARRISON OF AScoyA.
Trns, Sept %, 1850.
Ancona capitulaied this morning. LAmoriciere Ia .
~ soner, with the whole garrison.
There Is no other news Of importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-11

novprsyrs cY GRAiS cHosGo.-The following tables
sho~ the receipts and shipments Of grain and aour in
chicago since January I, lseo, as well AZ for The cor
, 1860-04-24

lfsCm the IhlAdelpAta North AMetcan.1
During the present week the Hestonville
Railroad Company will break GROUND for the
extension Of their road in Callowhi1l street to
the Delaware front, when will be inaugurated
one Of the speculations Of the era- At The ter
minus Of their road in Hcstonsiile this Gonna.
ny hare just completed tic construction Of a
splendid depot The building Is one hundred
aud sixty feet long by sixty feet wide. Ths
ground floor has ample room for the storage Of
fifty cars. Attached to the main building il a
fine stable, having stall room for one hundred
and forty horses. The arrangements Of the Sta
bic combine cleanliness, light, ventilation and
durability, with perfect safety from fire. The
second ,oor Of tile main building is arranged for
public ussemblages. balls, or pic.nics. This room
is one hundred md thirty feet in length, TWEEN.
ty.eight feet high, and sixty feet wide, or about
four feet wider than Musical Fund halt, At
tachcd to tue ballroom are retiring and dress.
ing-rooms and closets for ladies, while On ths
third floor front are accommodations for gen
tlemen, with the addition of neat supper
room, tile whole en1bellislcd with gas fixtures
Of the latest patterns. Tn the side Of the bill
room double tiers Of tete tets are to be ar
ranged, sufficiently elevated to give full view
Of the room. The Investment in this building
Vas s2S0,000, which the Company hope to turn
to account By attracting picnic parties to the
SDpt.
, 1860-04-24

6nder this head, the New York Tribune fur
nishes the following statistical information:
ihe Resistrar General Of England, in his re.
port, June 60, 1858. reckons the preventable
deaths IN the city Of London alone, at Il, 900
eserS year; and yet, were New York as healthy
as London, we should saye more than 1000 lives
every ycar.
Breathe fresh air if you would live long, In
New England, farmers who pass their daYs out
Of doors, 1--we to an average OF g. years. The
average age Of persons who have Indoor occu-
patlons, at death is, in Massachusetts and
editors, Al drugg' 'sts, jewellers and teachers,
from 80 to 40; machiuis;s, 3sI; printers, SCI.
Fresh air, therefore, almost doubles q ulau's
life, while it more than doubles his capacity for
enjoyment.
Within nioe years, il one of the districts OF
London, containing l:o, 900 inhabita ats, accord
ing to the report Of Dr.. Lctheby, It's health OIL
Ger, tne annual mortality has been reduced from
3,7G3 to 1900.
1t WAS stated at tue meeting Of the National
Association Of Social Scierce Of En-; and. held
last October, tnat in Macc|esie1d, town with a
population Of about $4,000, some sanitary i'm
Provements, which had been in operation but
tive years, had sayed 80 far lois lives, and
$500 cases Of sickness. Each inhpbitan. ,aad
gained three years Of IGc
England gires her prisoners each thousaud
cubic tect OF air to breathe; in the class rooms
Of ovr school houses, in New York, we ciyc our
children 50 to $50 feet ea:h. And The prisoner
has ventilation, while the scholar eenerallT bus
none.
In the model lodging houses in London,
where some attention has been ruid to yeDtiIa.
ton, drainage and facilities for Cleanliness. the
proportion Of sickness and death has been, dur.
ing the last tive years, ouly onc-fourth as great
as IN the surrounding districts. Were all Lon.
don as healthy as they, 70 600 lives would be
saEed every year: Why not save II, 700 year
by clean streets, filing and draining ccss.pools
and ycutilating houses.
In this country, the mortality of children is
increasing with terrible rapidly. In Boston,
the percentage Of deaths Of children under ID
doubled from 1880 to 1850: In New York, the
deaths Of children to each 100000 inhabitants
hare more than trebled since 1910.
The average length Of life in tuis country il
diminishing Ut I'm alarming rate, it having sunk
in three principal cities us follows;
,s,o New rosk. Philadelphia. Boston
!5lU-.u... 20 aG q
'sta:...: 'sts.:.......::::.:::.::..i Z 8 AK
So much for dirty streets, cesspools md TN,
ventilated houses
, 1860-04-24

a latc writer, who has dipped deeply into the
ejaculation, asserts that there are swo hundred
thousand jews in the United States, while in
England there a5e onl! sh5ty-tye thousand: " ,n3
neop}e. no stronger argument could be used to
show that the tide Of commerce has set toward
this country in manner that & Mlll H. IN a Eery %
have invariably been the precursors of CONNER
cial greatness. With their coming tq "a any land.
mean to say that they hare created it, bat their
instinct for gain has caused them to see where
they should lccate before it would be apparent
to other eyes, They are people entirely deyc-
ted to business, q nebrew tarncr Or inborc- be.
20 almost an unknown object. Where luxury
!, ,ost indulged. there is the Hebrew most in
IL r. ,uent- While they have always been e;
r. y 81, y the Christian world that same world
ae1a,ed,, as sttard to get along without them,
, u esi s9 ,be saahsa 5sl The 1sss aes
anu ,aun ,n1e glad. The great prosperity Of this
Posin'.f ~ +ha frea and h. - two hundred thous.
l1na ~ ~ Lar s lint there a. 'As.-N r. 41tlds.
glasa lou 70 neSa n he united stas- -.
, 1860-04-24
29reas l. Trihttttk.
WESTERN NEWS.

lLI1so1s.-Mr. Henry Head, one Of the Alder
men just elected by the Democrats in Quincy,
turns out to be unnaturalized Englishman. It
is said that two more Of the Democratic Alder
men may prorc the sans description Of e1otics.
IA man by the name Of Robinson was run
over and killed, by the st. Louis cars, near
Brighton, Oh Thursday lust. lie was walking
on the track, and, although tho whistle was
sounded, he made no attempt to escape. On
Friday Inst the boiler in Decks saw mill. near
Magnolia, Putnam county. exploded, making
completewreck Of the building, MORALLY wound
ing Henry Hill, the engineer, md severely
scalding Lewis Beck, the proprietor, and also
his son, Harrison Beck. Hill died at IL o'clock
the ne1t day. On Sunday, the 18th inst, as
William Doreman and Henry Rabo we're hunt
Ing ducks upon the mill pond at Brush Hill,
Dekalb county, their boat WAS capsized, and
both Of them drowned before assistance could
reach them. Mr.. GiddiDgs, aged from As to
80 years, man Of unusually lively disposition,
and Of firreproaehablc character, committed sui
eide, By hanging himself, at Towanda, Mclean
county. lie had manifested some signs of in
sanity for segeral days .... Sam. Harrington.
who carries On 4 large plow factory at Perry,
in Pike county, got entaueled in soma machine.
~ in his factory, had all the clothes torn from
his body, and piece Of his scalp, from his neck
to the top Of his head, torn of. He had mar
TOW escape from death. -. The dwelling house
of John Dayton, at Decatur, WAS DESTROYED br
fire On Thursday morning. Loss Il, ,5oo-no
insurance. 1t was Harvey Thompson's store
which VIC mentioned few days since as having
been robbed at Aechauicsburgb Of goods to the
value Of s1,1oo. No trace Of the burglar has
Jet been found. An unknown man Was found
drowned III the Fox River, on Thursday last,
near the acquednct at Ottawa. he is supposed
to hare fallen from the Railroad bridge.
!SotAsA.-1he people OF Wayne county arc
gong 10 hase morse show at Rlchtnond On
Inc 1.th ana lsth OF May: Inc premiums range
from % u e@oo... line u aoash river Is rapidly
ia'hng NJ teffe dause, and "1ll doubtless be at
10" wafer IN lew days.
"lscosslS.-A man named Peterson, Nor
"egtar, living at Madison, fell into well on
FRIDAY last and was drowned. "A man named
, 1860-04-24

E1oprs TO WAsnoE.-Ail are going-rich and
poor, miners, merchants, doctors, lawyers, BUM
mers, gamblers, and Cinnamon. Horses, mules
and asses are in great demand; the price of
revolEers and bowie knives have advanced and
from present indications we are led to believe
that our county will within few months lose
ncrs will desert or sacrifice good paying claims;
business men Of all classes will abandon or neg
1ect their business; rauchmen and gardeners
have imbibed the same spirit, and will help to
swell the vast tide that will pour across the
Sierra, through the various passes, this spring.
of this undue excitement, for, should other
parts Of the State suffer in proportion rs Tno-
lunnc County, twenty-five or thirty thousand
men will cross to the eastern slope the coming
SUMMER Sonora Cd2.) dge.
, 1860-04-24
Bamkin4 anu G1thauQ&.

| ~--A"AA~V - - - 4A44AAO19s
II & 40 LAsALLE sTRREa.
Banking Department
Deposits received on Cns1ent Account from uz.t., in
city nr country, and the uGu1l Atcprodaops to
ttGo.af depo.tols and coTrespordents.
1nsrest On balances can oaly ha allowed in Fhea
SPECIAL agreements have been INSIDE 10 That eject
seeet1e aeposta psyable Il Specified date, which
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
ptposA IN SIMS not less than t.e dollar, received md
wi1l be allowed deposits this DESCRIPTION after ths
1nnds have retn1sntd tn Eapds specified tiroe All
ee.nnatsA nads payable on demand IN IKE fppds as
tepoa:ted. A-1S1 ~
COLLECTION DEPARTMErr.
Collections In Chtrago And proceets re.pted on
GaTot payment less e1elt premium on Exch1are only
Cot1ons solicited on nj pazts of the Wkt aad procetds
fez1ltted on favo1ahfe tesE1.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE nFpaRr-
mENT.
tts I9og Ga" sat ns 1s1e 5!!: o. 1e principal dueso
src h4Ve made arrangements By which Te A.
aa1ed o order By Telegraph the payment Of Notss Arof
ancea Accounts, DC, In New fosk-
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
We buy and sel On CoGtolssIon either It rh,c.,o ~
through Agents, at New York. Stae Civ 1,nTrtv
Hallway, de- Bonds a1f Stock Our epnnecHon, il Sey.
iofk ae such insure prompt and 1tcops 1tieatIon
, 1860-04-24
Flax Cotton.


The introduction Of any article of agriculture
commerce, or manufacture which promises to
Affect the monetary interests Of tlie country. il
q proper subject Tor the consideration Of the
fnancicr,
We Eaye recently seeo specimens Of q staple
called faotat4a, (hax cotton,) which promises to
compete with cotton aud wool, and winch can
be produced In large Quantities in the Northern
states, at less cost than Southern cotton, and
which We can spin and weave On ordinary cot
ton machinery. It can be made from tiax, hemp,
Jute, China grass, and several fbrous plants
ia considered the most valuable crop for the
North, because Of the seed, which aYernges
fifteen to twenty bushels to the acre, and ia
worth about one dollar and fifty cents per
bushel.
During the past century experiments have
heen made, both in Europe and in America, to
prepare fax and hemp to resemble cotton in
appearance and texture; but these ali have been
attended with no practical success. These failed
because the laboFious aud expensive chemical
processes destroyed the natural strength aud
beanty Of the fiber, and because by cutting the
6ber they spoiled 1t for refining and spinning.
Flax has, heretofore, been made more ex-
peuslve article, because OF the labor bestowed
by the agriculsurist in pulling and threshiDg the
str-w by hand, and Of the process Of rot.ing
the straw, which added about one third TO its
cost, and at the same time changed the prop
hbers together, rendering it more difficult to be
extracted.
By the present process, tho fax, when it is
nearly ripe in the field, may be cut and cured
like hay After the seed has been th1esdsd by
the ordinary threshing machine, the straw is to
be broken and scutched by breaker, which
has been patented By Stephen Randall Of Rhode
Island, md the tow, which has thus been re-
duced to uniform staple, may be put up in
bales for shipment to The manufactory. The
straw yields SAC lbs. Of tow to the ton, worth, if
properly cleaned, from two to tour cents per
pounds. If, then, the market for the seed will
pay the farmer for the crop, this saving Of the
straw will make the growth Of fax one Of the
most valuable crops known in this country.
The woody part remains valuable food to the
farm stock; and the roots left in the ground
restore to the soil some Of the properties ex-
trlcted.
The fla1 cotton shown to Us was made in
MASSACHUSETTS, from the tow raised in Western
New iork or Canada, under process just pat
ented IN the United States, at q cost much less
than is expended in the old bleecbiug process,
4 factory is now being prepared for It ut Rox-
burg, Mass, BY some capitalists Of Boston,
1t IS estimated that the State Of New York
could deTotc four millions ont of her thirteen
m1l1ons Of acres Of til|able land for the culture
Of dax and hemp, and produce a crop which
would rival The entire cotton crop Of the South,
And that each State OF the Union is able to pro-
duce more pounds Of Fibritia than it now con-
Eunes Of cotton
, 1860-04-24
4 Married man Elopcs with n Widow
--On his return fs Tarred and Feath-


About gear since q man named Boyce was
,.-.'-y-it was believed happily-at Worthwhile,
~ tI;s ~ounty, with his wife and family, but be-
aa;s, ~ .u.s - nm -lo5cd with widow, and being
st;1h,is e t;nctures with tree-loreism, he cloped
s!'saas ons das When. he VS. missed aIso and re-
norts nor came lack at inter,'.sl that the couple
we're living together. The wife sno 'ami,s we're
deserted tor time, but the guilty M became
rcncntont, left the widow and returned to Ms
home, Tic news Of lis arrival spread hrough
the village, and it IVES determined By some OF
the c;tizeus to teach him a lesson he would not
soon forget. i few days since rail and some
tar and feathers we're procured, aud bovee
house visited during the silent watches OF the
night. About tllree- -gunrters Of mile from the
la,nlet is located m old saw.m'il. here prepar-
stions were made for IN orgie That might be a
fit ending to tile transactions that had preceded,
aud here Tie unfortunate Bovee Was brought,
by six residents OF the toown, his garments re-
moved. and thick coat Of tar plastercd over
bis nude body. The feathers wctc then laid on,
and placing him On d rail, he vas treated to q
ride, different from any he had ever taken be
fore. His protestatons were Of no avail, and
he ride continued until not only he became
used IN. but his prosecutors also. Hewas thee
allowed to proceed to his home, in q sorry
niicht. a wiser if not better man.
Warrants have been issued for the parties en-
ragged in the transaction, and some are said L
Fave decampcd. "The end is not yet
, 1860-04-24

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
II Tha undersigned having been tu.v appotate,. Ad.
iastTasst1 q tha stase Of EAh4 ". Trac dseease,
t4 Of Cock CoHnty for the State Of fnIt* orn.
2 Govt of zaa cogny ess s<t ths ar Mcoay Iaa.
sentiment amt 40 udsaon o. A. claims ska!a.t a,i e,;e
whca Alte y the couft liruse In Chttax Al! rsoEs
sent the same for adjustment. " ~"
SARAH ELIZABETH TRACY,
.,..., 49,. atn1fni<tt7ttix.
u haiS L Ai.-.s \
, 1860-04-24
Jews II tae e'...s- -- -ervlu4.


s.; :,s sseGn Z ID sss ss =: :r sss is,:s tf: &;
{sss' j ftsssst ssss is:s %ssa ee5 P:ss ss
ar FOL-! Ts u,
bis il good for s9
Fends ana hosg nsgsF ho eli
Wisdom Is Away. At home a.9 70 .aGs9 }s9ore ~
, 1860-04-24
An Amendment to Mr. merriamss
Project.

Nr. Merriam, oi Brooklyn Heights, has lately
proposed that the Croton Reservoir should be
rooied oyer and ten tons Of ice be dumped into
it daily during the warm season. A correspon-
dent Of the New York Post suggests that the
prescription should have gone little further,
and proposes to add the following Ingredients
daily, TIE: ten boxes best Sicily lemons; ten
barrels Stuart's best pulTerized sugar; ten
quarter casks old 0tard brundy; the lemons to
be sliced and squeezed; little arrack or old
Jamaica may be added without risk Of injuring
its flavor
, 1860-04-24

The history Of Hair Dyes shows
that they hayu Leen IN use in tic Old World
TOE 1000 YEARS.
Perfection Il rcarLed At last, The modern world admits
thRt
CnISTADOKO,S EXCELSIOR DYE,
comprises and imparts MI The elements Of beauty which
Heaven has bestowed upon tie most favored heads. The
change Is efected In few mona nts-
DlZ- Chiffon SATE,
after careful ana1g., that cutalus "dcleteous In
gredIcnts~ Sold eycrJwhcre and ap1ued by ali hair
d,e1sers. Cl1sTApORO. No. 6Astor House, New York
JOHN D. PARK, Agent,
EpitdAFlM III Lake street.
, 1860-04-24
'5pectal 59Qinss.


Bowels and Stomach axaya caused by large deposits
hural matter left by bad impure ood in those lpor
tant orgkas and &he osouous maserial In this vitiAet
blood. acting the syhle makes too weak throw ct
thia anatT by the natural c4snne's any Is carried o
vary small portion So arise larshaa AID dysenta5
soe. cosvsnesa tad breath. indigestion. uautea lost o.
appetite belehlnE ct wind e the Eomac etc. To ct'c ~
thsse ths blood the fo and mat be perfectly pufe ana
clean, then you eaunot be DIX. short u1e Of
MOUNTAIN HERR FILLS Will delight yen. Ion VII
feel With surprise the!r mighty power and t willing to s9
With the 1ed an Ct the wes truly they arc the HshtY
hea1er,"
En,1 .,1 al; Hfna,,,n. 7,o.,.,. npl6lm.
, 1860-04-24

WoolsAcx BREEcnEs.-Ip The reign Of Eliza
beth the fashion Of enormous brecches was
pushed 10 most laughable extent. The btaar
of The day stuffed out their breeches with rags,
feathers, and other light matters, till they
brought them out to IN enormous size. They
rcsc1nble woolsacks, and in arnblie spectacle
thev were obliged 10 raise scaliolds for these
ponderous 6taur. To accord with this fantastic
iaste, the ladies invented hoop farthinga1es.-
Curiositits Of Literature
, 1860-04-24

4 Plea FOE BEAEps.-A writer in the Lynn
Exporter SAYS:
The deaths by consumption have decreased
some 50 rcr cert. per annum among the stone
cutters Of Quincy, Milton, Rockport, md the
marble works Of Vermont, since they have
ceased shaving and give nature her eway in mat
tsre she nav bc supposed to understand. Work
men in Western donr mills; golfers in hume.
rous mines Of the Middle States miners at Ga-
lena, Dubuque and the copper regions Of Lake
Superior; employees in drug mills; drivers,
engineers, urciic nayigators; residents in low,
wet countries, and thousands Of artisans whose
employment is prejudicial to healthy lungs,
er ,han an ornamental appendage to the face Of
manhood.
, 1860-04-24

MI rs o1EltS GALE.-ctlfe Ct lllI-
~ uc!A Cook cGnnty. - surt'nfr WI Ct Chicago
md .;saIts j. huls.-VW.t!ca ~ Mrshan Z, Lsa.
rub'c n"t'ee II hereby given that. In o. c
creta uer entered tAr atuvr entitled ca... Gu tho
seventh d4v Of April H. lss* I. lsa tn, ~ Master ID
thance of said ceu. vii on tts ~esE,t d.r "t 3ny
l. u. ts6 1t tho hour Of ten ue11sk In forenoon or
Il iay. xii Al putllc asctu In Ihs Highest tur
q <h the North docF Of The t'our lE.t .al County
Of Cook. The following described prsni.. together with
the building erected tt ..ua. IN tie II, tA.aso.
Cuu, ,ty of Cook and stale II ltnh: I" vii Lor-
befe twenty t:3 tw- te1, ant tWeny ny4
taa,. C. J. Iut s''b4irtson "t vs asy.~n 80. IA
tual Trustees Subdivision # ssctlon shr tFx. s il
third principal merst!an. IRA @t:.'rr,
Muster In Ch4ncerv Of Superior Epu;t Of s'hks.:o
t.htre m Az N }ftf. faho.
, 1860-04-24

r. p r.
Parks Prickly Plasters.

1aex Imyat GSres,gA they Annta1ate Tdfa.
hese delightful: Paxe:s yield readily To the motion Of
ebody absorb Precipitation and throw ID all the offensive
conzulated impurities Of TIC system
PARKS should be used for oil Chronic Palms.
sA7rzr ronus Fasnness. Dsspeassa, Colds: cousump-
pRICKLY ton. rheumatism, Fenasle Weakness DC.
FIAA6TEllS, They Resin their active properties wien
Are snld by utne1 TAse1s uaeiesa and where ap.
ALL pEA1xss Piled rArx oAnsoT z11sr. Eye1y family
froNI Ito should hare thela. 0ac h1c clGths th5cs
KID MES et.es on leather. Sample aent b5 mali Or
receipt of twenty-five cents. BARNES
ARE, IL aud Is Park Row, New York Sold Whole
nsd Retail, by john u. PAEk, ~ Lake s.seet, and
dr.zr,sts zrper,,lY snls1Cb9Isd&wttu
, 1860-04-24
rYNcCIintock's Cold and Coucl

fD McCIintock's Cold and Cough
Mixture perfoss in every Instance What promised
when Was Introduced. II cureA with the same uniform
cestny that morning dspela night, a the varieties Of
tevcrc c1d h1rrassn: couEh, and tacves lnauenza
hosrucss snd tickling Of the raAtc and hroat Pres
= cents.
Sold by JOHN y. PARK. 1s4 Lake arcet. ape In
IA A Word to the Aged.-In the
deae u life the loss Of yi1a force consequent upon phys
5ea1 decay, only r sely supplied by r5vlfylns
Yepati"a which recruits the strength and srts, without
entans the exhaustion which is always thc fna elect Il!
ordinary stu.u'an.a. We tender TO tic aged HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH B1TTElts irvgo.4nt and res
to71lgc, Immediate in il LeeGeal aton End permanent In
effects tones the cnaeh, improves the arpsc. acts
like charm upon the 6rfts snd tends not only pro
long life beyn I'd tie usuai aa tut to render It IS eaoyac
II it, evening 10 it, rsic. 10. dysFrsia cpnes,lot
after eating bilious choic, wiud cloc spa.1ns Of TIT
eaomach sick hcataeh., cE1s and fever tn
tntzs pgnsttasIou. u Tic ctEp ANTS special to thu
fccr kcx The Bst:c4 earnestly recommended hy theu
nnds who hare witnessed tcs superior efficacy In sucl
oasca. apIedtwow
, 1860-04-24
THICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
Printers Warehouse,

n,r.s.si 10 farntsh Typs Ia 1S.xa c1
rom superior qualify Of metal, for
eher applovea na2er H 4 1!se ,1pPsa .sa
e.t.sesv far complete printing office. new specimen
I - ready IS telvery. and will ae Ssut to parties
T4shtnr Ia order on Application.
, 1860-04-24
Aegal ADVERTISEMENTS

TRUSTEES s.ALE-Wh.~a.
p.;,,,17 asts 81 oei ass;ta2
o. 3D. % I'D ae toa1 S ~ : "a 2ys I
G'tut sss oi ts s;w- j: dsiy y u safsa ~
MN Dc ts es'ss i,cs e .1 e.:
As Reeord II 0Eats Of Coek u1ty s,ate IT llnI r..
:a $751; 'oe sa5
a. aettpy , Sysa az ~ r. h sssond ~ q nv
ah aeer q s Court u aoss Z .hs e.T 9 of e 10
s0assy of Coot and State Of 4iaot. .ai ss u pas:
btn .tu.te il d. az ~ cat.ea
~ Of coot and Sta VI lno!s Wit: Tha ea4t tsf
e: e: s'f2 ]; &
q al GO r e. 10 e. sa
ge.*e eAe*s A,. 81 R*sSE t yKzzs ss'is' 1:s:'ts 4
TRUSTEES SALE-Whereas
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pos 80 tiJ Sy oS II Gn csv5;y q: of Ill
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fasss 1 Ge of sp Tn, " 59N Iunhs
sss Esots e T. rs. ses,s,
ss ssd haoeh Steven. ;tsa owed or Al anY It's
saviaSs In aud T.t ~ % xi;n. IT, atreh.as
ns; 1s1; oooa s of s.eh.usv draft. pance ers1ts
Deed Of T1ust be.s das oa ts I'd tstn,1. 1t q, ~
~ - oos ~ ~ 1nS = ses sttd IL the Hs.ure. Of-
o.; --'''~""' IL 1'''S ~ "f Detis Page
Nov therefore. default having 5een L, .le the
s,Rpassuon hasax beeo m;s 70 nsls ta- <sas 60 Is1
s:s e:.s9s ssf ' s4ss Ut !, ID
and oy saa Dsta Of f:, aad er 'ts aad p.ra~-ss
May. a. u ls 1t the aocY 10 Ee .rsu,,on
q that dy It tho nosth door OF the Court 4use IN I'D
City OF Ehicaxr offer os sale a sell pubhc auefou "a
the and best h.tdsr for .h; an piece O.
parcel .! land msnorst n sd Deed Of Trust ,ratx IT,
known md desc1fhf0 - follows IT, wr:-Lofs twenty
three t3o} and four t:*}. otx fotrrtvo 10
benaa, End equity OF redemption Of the sIt Enosb
Ste vens and Elizabeth H. S.svens his wife t.rr hetf;
and asst<ns theE-lu.
JOHN Il. nENu.iM, Trustee
, 1860-04-24

~ Cook. ss.-Super4or crrrt u gh e,n. Jrrc irfu,
1t60-PhIelus ". G'fe* ky.nl.r NafsF, 4ir:hs!ats
q. *s!nss Thomas halT-r. aml David L, Fraser ~.
Samuel @ fnnilck. Ienty Nc Anyv aud ~ A''rn sn:.<-
Petition r Mechanfcs Lien. Affidavit H.. rr.lx1sa
q ssu9el0 Gart!ek. orsnf'hs s:ntant* aove naErJ.
Court Of Ch.easu. noe -lven lh- satt ar.
BuFdles thai b re,tnsEs a:s,t 'hs r r,en IN -.4A
thereuoon Issued ont ~ So tau.t Against Mia .tcndats
setu1uahe On the atst Monday nf S"vetTr 49, ny
aiek hail personally b. .a appear sorc sa Supe,ie:
cat Of EheAxo Of i'ook County the trst tay At the
shs dsE< eaday Of jung. .eeo and plead. ln.sr es Il
thinks thfrlu rha.ae and iii ha c>ses
estd petition. ". kkMBALL. G.ttk.
FAawaL1- sxrEu l. TuoxAA> CoHplts sas'r.