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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

EDIToR REFoETER.-A grand Council was
held by Republicans Saturday OF last week At the
Wigwam in this borough al which time and place the
t. war-whOop" was sounded with telling effect. The
Wigwam was just completed, and OF sufficient diuen-
sions TO conveniently seat five hundred persons Meet
ings were held, AZ o'clock p n, another in the
eve1iEg. The Hon. 4. s DIvEN, Of Elmira. " Y de-
vered the afternoon address which was listened 10 with
the profoundest atienton,-at frequent intervals the
breathless silence broken by the most v0csrous ap
panse. The numbers present great that scores
who could not fnd seats inside gathered at every open
ing Of the b1ding and thSre cOntinnSd standing until
the performances closed. Mr.. DIyES is very happy
speaker and on this occasion did himself Infinite credit
cO1ld wish that tine and the space Of your paper
wOGld allow give synopsis Of his speech Let il
suffice, that gratied were with his remarks that
to another speech from him during the campaign we in
al probability viii have the pleasure Of listening
Although expectations were raised 70 high pitch
u" -1ls bitter thau a.s=s hope for TIE t-.e-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

E9~ Gen. Lanes letter, accepting bis nom
inasioa to the Fice-Presidency, is published
He fully indorses the platform, aud declares
emphatically that neither Congress, nor Terri.
torial Legislatures, have the right to legislate
on the subject Of Slavery.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

SUNDAY School CELEBRATIoY.-Th Spnd,-
Schools Of this place united in having Pic Mic Cele,
ton of the Fourth Of July and invitations were eytl
ed to the neighboring schools to be present, in
Of which 500 children here with their teacher, =,
participate.
At a few minutes before IL O'Clock, procession W.
formed forthe purpose OF proceeding to Mercurs ry.
where ample arrangements had been made for the aec
modation Of the children and Others stands erected :
bles spread, &c The order Of procession was as follow
Ulster Rrass Band.
Nalad Fire Company No.2.
Franklin Fire Company No. l.
Clergy.
Speaker
Baptist s. s. OF Towands Borough
Presbyterian ;. $. Of Towanda Borough
Franklin Sabbath School.
Barclay Sabbath School
MOnrOetOn Sabbath 5choO.
Ulster Sabbath School.
TOwauda Township Sabbath school
NysoX New School Presbyterian Sabbath School
NysoX State Road Sabbath School.
Episcopal Sabbath School Of Towanda Borough
Methodist Sabbath School Of Towanda Borough
While marching to the grove, hsavy shower came
preventing the carrying out Of the programme. N.
children sought shelter in the churches and hog. a.,
when the rain ended it was necessary to remove ~
provisions TO the Engine House and Court House when
they were distributed well as was possible under i.
circumstances.
was matter Of great regret that the plan Of Opera
tons was thus interfered with up that time te
was every prospect that the day would be one Of enjoy
ment to all engaged. The interruption necessarily cause,
change and produced confusion which prevented .b
carrying out Of the exercises and was matter Of much
disappointment
On Saturday, the Sabbath Schools OF this place lne
Tor the purpose Of carrying ogt the proposed exercises Of
the Fourth The attendance was quite large, the day
proptioas aud the occasion one Of general enjoyment
The children marched to the grove headed Jy the To
wanda Band where short and practical addresses were
made by Prof. W. II. DEAN 3. 5. RUSSELL and D,
TURNER After paraking Of the good things provide.
the children were dismissed to the enjoyment 0! L:
sports, for which means had been provided.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12
sz~ The Ulster Brass Band has procurc,

handsome Band wagon, manufactured for them by 4.
P. STEVENS, Of Athens The wagon highly credtable
in it, finish the maker and shows commendable sDr
it Of enterprise in the young gentlemen composing the
Band. Is appearance in this place the Fourth 1t
tractoJ general attention and favorable comment
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

hJ- 4 tremendous rain aud thunder storm
passed over Peoria, Illinois, on Sunday night,
doing much damage to the Valley railroad
Seven bridges were washed away betEeen
Peoria and Washington. on the Logansport
and Peoria railroad The loss TO the farmers
il the Vicinity is a7tiz7,ad A. $50 600.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

under the inspiration Of the music Of ELIAsoy's t
Kept up dancing until the rosydngered morn timed
East with golden beams ~
Altogether the Fourth at Troy was day long u 3.
remembered. T
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

tar ACsTIy BLAIR, the Republican cani.
date for g GoFcrnor in Michigan, was born i
Tompkins county, New Yc-k. forty-two yea.
ago. He graduated from Union College, 80.
studied law With Tracy * Davis of Owego.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

hSy RELIGIOUS NoTCE.-A discourse will
be delivered in the Baptist Church by the Pastor next
Sabbath evening at o'clock. Commemorative Of the
death Of llrs. ELIzABErH CcBCRS late Of this place.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

Miss WAsHBURy, InSpirational speaker,
will lecture the Court House in Towauda on Tuesday
evening, July l., 1850.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12
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CLUBEING1he Reporter CW be sent TO Clubs al the fol
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Blanks, HdndbiHs, BdLticksts, &c.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

FoUsTH or July At CANToN.-One of the
largest celebrations Of the county. held at Canton
but without full report Of the proceedings. The
Grafton was delivered by : B. Tominson Of Elmira.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

E~ At BENDER's BISDERY may be found a
large assortment Of Sheet Music, and any piece desired
viii be ordered from the Publishers.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1860-07-12

"a In the Superior Court, at Boston, on
the 27th ult, on motion OF George 2. Hiard EDWARD
THOMAS ELLIOTT admitted to practice in al the
courts Of Massachusetts,.
, 1860-03-13
Lady Commits SnIcfdc.

l. strange event has occurred here, which
.e1citcs great deal Of conversation. 4 young
lady, belonging to one Of our best families, who
recently married most estimab1e gentleman,
whom She lored; apparently bappy, certainly
wealthy. free f:om Ill cure and fond OF life, COM
uaitted suicide-I had almost said involuntary
suicide-a few days ago: It seems she had
quarrel with her husband about some triae or
smother; in a moment Of passion she suatched
up the dagger on her chimneJ.p (it is com.
mon nj ornament Of nantes here} aud plunged it
into her heart, falling dead instantly. Her hns-
band is greatly distressed. It is believed she
intended merely to give feigued blow. This
tracica: event recalls 10 mind the death Of the
| Duie de Grammont-the eldest brother Of the
| Duke de Gran,mont,. lhe got his title BY bis
eldest brothers death, who persisted on the
| Pacific, while on his way to join the French
Legation ut Washington deny fatality IN fami
lies!} who, one day, playing With pistol, stood
before a looking glass, opened his mouth. nne
saving to his friends who were With him :" Jus
thspk-isn't it strauge-shat all a fellow has Il
do to end his life Is to hold the pistol here
move his finger slightly, and crack!" 1nvolun
tarily he touched the trigger, the pistol e3
p|odad, and be fell = corpse IN the midst Of hi
!1ienda:-Rarit co7, 9f a. Q. P'eayu"e,
, 1860-03-13

The members Of the Geographical Society
and a number Of invited guests met last even.
ing to receive Dr.. l.. Hayes, Of tho Polar Ex'
plo1ine Expedition; Mr, g. F: Hall md CAPITA n
Qonyle, Of The New Franklin Research Expedl.:
ton: Captain Baddington Of the Reso1ute, and
a nxtiye Of Esquimaux. The last distinguished
stranger waa brought to this country in Decem.
ber bv whaling vessel Hehas been spending
the winter in New York.
4 large number Of persons was present last
orcuiug. The model Of the proposed Kane
monument was exhibited. aud also map Of
the polar regions. About o'clock the meeting
was called 10 order, when remarks we're made
by DR.. Hayes in regard to his proposed Arctic
cxpeditiou. Dr. Hayes said:
| The expedition would be ready in May next
aud would depart from New York. He pointed
out tue route of Or. Kane and showed his sur
| yeys, 1t was beliered by the speaker that on
the western coast be would find protection from
the ice which came down upon Dr. kane. The
land would be his base Of operation. bnt he
would travel over the ice, as The land Was rug
ccd and uneven. lie hoped to secure propel
Earbor by the lst September, and soon afte
| would cross the land in s1edges. In April b
would start with boat, and hoped to meet opel
water in the sgd parallel. He did not confident
| ly cxpect that the North Pole could be reAche
by vessels, but he based his success entirely o
tie boat journey across the ice. Attempts In
been made for three hundred .'ssrs to get stru
route to this open water, but the only true rout
| vas discovered by Kane, who, had be been Q
tic western aide, would hare left nothing to !
.. accomplished by his successor. During It
spring. after attempting the passage By boat
{ lie Dr. expressed his intention Of trying it
!. dogs. ,, II,
= made so,ne remarks in regard to the search !
: t,,e Franklin party; several gentlemen xpo
. briefly, aud the meeting adjourned
, 1860-03-13
HacDiri1lcs, &c.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE xINE1EENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

gay. the st. Lcu!. No.: ne1aosrn.: Rs:ow ws publish p
e Pr Msea ., ih s1T o e fen suer % IT
hi. tair uu!c Such evidence m>t haze s enees Wien
coming from reliable ssuce re-, are NM
1e1y from the pre.s; p ., t., N ~sss
attrnton called few months s:nee hr highly btncfcs
s1ec* Of W; ta9u @ r. - ,nsse a
kte5. psoSsb:y %neid ~hts ny -hskcIs were q ~:
chsfseter Some three mouths since procured bce q
h sbs I'd ~.se sas
have acc procured nnoiher bottle o Thlen nave usea
fc. sas
fsce and nj hax resumed tte natural eoo1 2n6 be
has n 9 S9Ts reoa {f liz +
has st1 Il -. :. IT. .os xoS. sas sS
per direcupus, vii not have occasion y eonsfaat ~
Statements. EN- citizen of thts es5 and .ssaeat nele
one adjoining towns Any uss you NAV maze .!
The above with NJ name stsst1e rs a. So9t =. c T.
xoons HAIR KEhs45E%Ti2E. h:1J1ss'THl II. = 1885,
Professor Wood Desr Sir: Having haa tae & S M
best o,on q ny hair f.m ts ehsss ,nned 81 e ~
ysox T. Sfw nd =
1e:y tias needed. Ny hair now thick nd E!@sy and
NJ obligatory SIyES Il 3 95Ss1S ii!Ssss
TSe unds1signsd Rev. p:aEe is ,anl.t<1 +, rsa
lar rtanlng ard psstor Of t,e o5ut G9asSn ., ~
vezaally beloved. WV; Y x rs Is
Hsr estosat4ve gives to say i!at ~ sdt
- becn e1ccen, in RENEWING .nd4nma:1ns andrne ane
troubled rom MY clthood md as also restored nv raj
Tach ~as ee.snlns grey. 'ots en2 eolor lhssc ~
PSa' Ssas5 %o5p 5'!! E:o,rt.c, 81: sS.dssy
+ rs's a.ss * s. 1nd sad o5 ali
prus xlsss anG Fancy Goods Deaers. M
, 1860-03-13

FOOTBALLS On tho Boundary Of AAothc1 World ty
Robrn Dale tt,gen- EEcc el.eh-
NANsELL;s LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
I1Ice u.
NAWL1NSON'S HISTORICAL EVIDENCES Of tie
Truth Of Scripture. Fr:r- q Is.
CHRIST IN HISTORY, by 1.nteyt Tusnbul s1::.
THE CRUClDLE, or Tets of degenerate S.l1e tY
Nev.J. A. Goodhuc. Price ti.
THE ELoH1M REVEALED In The Creation and Re-
dcrnptioa Of Man; by S. J. laird D.n. r,1es s35o.
THE STILL HOUR; BY Austin Phelps DID,. ss cents.
S1n WILLIAM HAMILTON S LECTURES; vol l, t3.
Ill 6rst-class STANDARD Works In every department Of
LAersiure + sale nj pul,1hers raaes.
~ Tcsms e-si On delivery.
e. GRIEGS CO.
, 1860-03-13

AwruL--A family Of emigrants, consisting
of fatl.er, mother and five children passed
fce children are all idiots-natural born fools.
We did not learn the causes that led to this
dreadful result. but it was probably caused By
the intermarrying Of blood zelatious.-Darea-
s,nrf fJr.<tff
, 1860-03-13

the extensive SOAP factory Of Mr. Alexander
Fruzer was discovered to be On fire. So rapid
did ths flames spread that but very little was
sared. The factory was filled with soap and
roods. Mr. Frazers loss is not far from $lo,-
boo. $7 500 Of which is covered By insurance.
| LeGrtnrprtd 1faH,
, 1860-03-13

Arpt1pR.s Orrcx, S1A7x or 1LIIEow.l
sprrt theld Fcbrusfy 18th. lsft. J.
wnEr.4s Tic Security FFs in.u'xnss ccpF1ny 0eisa T. ~
nec siac,cu Of The condition Ut it, ntar4. rcquErd
by An act .csut!e the Q: imsuE7nse Copa.
1ics mt t,coesard by the St.te Of llnoi Appeosea
Fv Il LIZ aud an arneaaatofy Thereto approved Jaa
usry a. ls ~hc,eas -ad CoInnMy has Furnished 81
i.etor nerta II Of the feq s.sd sopns
of .soeks and Md has la
tIs olice w1,ltvn tiuc BY the lEsss1t and
SxrrIar! uercof arpocssuS H. Mason; q 1a,esgn.
Nv and fully unrcscstd,y AuthoI1na him to
rdee service Ut pr xezA can II said G. mtaay.
con- cutting Of uon him the saa uens
taa l aEeu aud leid 10 10 valid xs served up II ne
Company aot wing nj CHIN Of error ~ tcson OF sue
Now thc7core in pur ottc rrov!.'ons Of
afors d 1cs-e x. pusoaA Auditor Of Public Accounse
Sste Of iinut do cfcy CCItfs thai the said H.
ksson is bo.ca aeen f'r she saia coapsns te
transa the b,sbtsa ct Insurance In ths STATE nn1 tht
y.,I day u January. IL The year eighteen alnore1
ID s4ty one he may bs legally empowered ~
n ,n,"py wssnseoI have hercuno subscribed "a
,n- Ia ItI tia seal Of NV oce Ut Springfield. thi
lslh day Of February, A. u 1tso o,,,-no,s .nM.,rr
MASON d CO., Agents,
.,.,.b-.x1r No. Clark ttrctt.
, 1860-03-13

WHEAT SowIsa.-We learn that many farm
ers are now quite busy ut sowing their Spring
having rendered The ground in capital order,
except On low, flat prairie. The first Of March
is pretty eurly to put in spring crops, but the
generally the earlier the sowing, the better the
Crop harvested. We trust that the last tive
years failure will not discourage them this yea,
from sowing all they can. 1t only wants good
wheat and cora crop to bring Illinois out ii
right.
, 1860-03-13

DTVIDEED.-THE REPUBLIC
lys. CO., at =. r, has Just DECLARED d'ds Nc Oh
% PEI eent return premium 70 policy ho|dsrs-
s,.o f.z.h dividend OF per cent on N outstanding
se.1p. and TX Per cent to stoekh sltszs-
Of Ere and Marine Polces that hsye expired
In 1879 VII p!ease ea tor the!r scrip any n,a After The md
roesta5 In February.
This stp viii IA purchased II The undersigned II Ss"
foxk prees. s. c. HlG0SsoN CO., Ageata.
xo.4 New Board Of Trade Building.
+..-ha.s~n South Water Street.
, 1860-03-13

SINGULAR few days since, n
handsome new coffin Was found floating in the
river at point opposite the city. Upon its be-
ing opened. the body Of q beautiful young lady,
apparently eighteen years Of age, was found
carefully laid out. and clad in the regular habIi.
ments Of the grave. AS the body was not in the
least dccomposed. it was supposed that she had
been dead but 4 few days Coroner Kelly, Of
St. Clair county, held an inquest. and had the
body decently inferred. Who she was, aud how
the coffin came to be doating in the river, is a
coffin and contents were being transported by
beat to expecting mourning friends, aud BY
some accident was thrown overheard; or It may
be that she was designedly placed on the bosom
Of the Father Of " asers, in compliance with her
own request De that as it may. she nov repo-
| 81 Louu Errrtes,
, 1860-03-13

We understand that some of the same bills
haye been seen here. We know nothing in re-
gard to the Bank, but presume it is toild in all
respects. We see occasionally note Of the
Merchants' Bank Of Macon. They pretend to
have an owner somewhere in Chicago: but it is
Wild cat and it had better be let alone. Don't
touch any bank note halling from Georg1n,
as all there are shinplaste1s and redeem
able at the option Of the owner and not the hold
er. Gire them the cold shou:der.-Dartnport
DfrnDerdk
, 1860-03-13

1sJuScr1ox on DCuuorE.-The ofIicials Of the
citY Of Dubuque have been enjoincd ut the in
stance Of Ge!pcke, Keutgeu Reichett, Of New
York, for payiug out any more funds until the
claim Of the above named firm is adjusted.
Whereurou tlc Council convened in special
session and passed the following resolution;
L<solntd, That the Treasurer is hereby in-
structed not to make payment to Gelpcke,
| Keutgen l. Rcichelt or their agent in any shape
or manner Of any part Of the revenue of the
| c;ty collected from taxes or other Sources, un-
| til 10 ordered By the Council.
, 1860-03-13

:. MASON T. CO., Agents.
nh,,s:ssfn Ee.s O1asf 6stst'
, 1860-03-13

w nrdxr IT, and Ell1aesth =: hs .t'e; a'a o. 70
IL, a ~ q
ytss aioessd Of Tho following 2tem,s=. Atu..sa
ta IT. tAs s.f i{ os nte ee:t
II to sa.r d nMn aaa e.
,s:d sru.t j.. l. .ecofsd 10 Keeora:.s o<so ~
it. aunA,a aaa serenity 81: ~ =, rsea =
sid dxsi - ae tase!ed ana n ,ac', ,snos
aua esc; u sxo eetsin hsras ae -th sid
<s ss ts sy s
Ela:'u. VI a Jointly ~ Fl =, s'n.s "a
*a St uf hs :aS isst
~ thereof WIN atsrsst =. ne ne ?. tsn Sss
~ s1o1 Il T. e B. IS 10
H n b. y = ss@ IT, I'd
.: In the payment Of tae sums 81 ~ ney mshsnen
The % II M sea1s H.: q
~. rlus Now. ,hezeo'e, pa.is s,'se !. htsseY s.sn
tas. ses Y Il ,hs Es~tl Ill
,na r9ty VI n,e7en :" tas .aa = :yan =. Ia be q
& q s: :: re- I'D IT,
81 @s::: "a Il Il. " e. tf
cna md nssrtst thea due sos4s a'ere MI !oe
Ssss s purposes mentioned PAUL III ts;i
&C Co.s111 kJAAxso1, Att.Ys- ta1lhsa-1d
n. ls Of the above de-, nlea rren..e. s'oasnsi to
s:s? :s' & A'f at t'i zTk Us vi
TXECUTOH'S S4\LE.-Th- ex,c-
utu,s Of the Est'e If J. Barber ~l Our for Aae st
lu5lc A.c,ion Il Tic Souh a.or Of ,he Court a1ns< y
tne ct, VI Cb,c.s On the ih DAY Of NAY nexf the 10y
oxux tu, anil lsc4pun Of p0penJ. being part VI sAA
TIE s1ss e s sa'sAs G:
|*Ss% ss )" :u1ESi
:. 41Qrtx1 sowu, Nx ~ n.
= 49, IL luz ~ n.
H~ "-% - !. SchJ Sec. tux. ~ n
x.W.A" +'Caspr%aL l1x!93 =.
Lot H. b'oek = School SIC. subject to fsde1paa io*
*"' ''AtI Iuis II PERU. ILL.
1o,. ami J. Ia 6ock ld iEhe Z. i. Il. l. E,asoad has
LAND piS.SlXSEBAc, CO. IL.
kof y e Z II Sec y. TusFu 46 Hanxe 80 asTes:
| 1tnDs il TUWe i COUNTY OF UtlAwA. MlcA-
1isf seetsns Tsxa k4a<e ;...sS Az a.
| S.W1 =. - ,.:.....;.,:;lI .....::tIm h, ,4.
Yae eteI lit IN cleveland. ", ls:s Length Ii 6e'lue
1eFt hi essh: L. sa.e u one aid two years.
vft,. interest u with satisfactory security, ,o
| ,,,rnss-.a Ike ntors-
, 1860-03-13

AprrrERA71oS or FooD.-A Quebec chemist
has recently published the result ota chemical
@ nnsly sis Of some Of he srtieles Of consumption
gept to that city By "Sew Workers." In Crooss
l. Dlaclwcll's pickles, which bear the label no
sulphatc Of copper" be did not tnd this. salt,
but sulphate Of iron instead. In sherry vine he
green tea he found copperas. The gin wae
nothing but whisky and essence Of juniper; and
in the Best qualities Of snuff he found peroxide
Of iron and otqer chemicals to the extent Of one
| fifth Of its bulk.
, 1860-03-13
rhs ss Of the above de lea rrenalse4 a'1ousre1 to
~ han Ii PAUL CORN ELi% rr1Atce.
0TASTER,S SALE->tate OF ILL

MASTERS SALE->tate OF ILL.,
tl nots, County ef coos, e-sua<rlos ,,nust q q
Chiz:o In nchaaeety David H.i.sr: ". A'@ ~ 10"
f7l.ic notrs hsr*b By ktsEn t".1 ID p'Noa"se s q
4 fel1tt.l .rIvf entered In tn aoovo c..ha ~. toe
fhlrfrrnth ,!Iy of Frb:ulrv, i. D. :et La NM -
Wa,t*r N sh.nc ~ ct sad cuutt. ii. 90 Tho ith a{ q
March i4I. oxck In TIE toennon =! sa4s 1s: ~;
Surtn Iocr of The Cou uu.e u the cir O. tnls r. ~
ou,ty u coot ths atss't a., ..aot
uus complainant. upon ed aterce wHh sies aaa e'''
t.oun,y ui c, oE uA -l u i!nuis. known sns 'e.sl
ot oas aadfvd md nyoae r. Tie 'o .!
IN in h1 cuuo nf Cunk an tefn III tha y tns
uh st uu4rrr of section nurher tary'alx tas ln.u
sap thir1y ,ss, aurth u tn ;so - ot
MIST II, EhanrtrT Of tbs 5cpa!or curt Of hi 40;
D4tl Chicago, February II. tsto. 'eN'".e1 "
, 1860-03-13

GpunEuchs klos@@N'
ynrpr.. The e,oedhue Ft.e Ineurapce Company o<aea
1t New Yoft the IT York has nea IN M
cr ttaEacn, Of the eoud:sou Of it, adA = - fsq
IAN 70 reEute The Agencies Of lp:u snss H1,
not Incorporated lie Stxc Of ll.!nnl-. nppssea
~ H. iB saAulenasoEy thereto, APPROVED .nua. @
X - ,8s; md whrrra. said Company hss FURNISHED saas
ftoy eyide1ee that IL usessd Ut the required a!nounI
spai fnvc ed stocks md and has neu sd ~
this Gtcea written instrument s!Ened hy The esnen eno
seereia1y tercot arvln Ing + Mason end F. bax
~ ~ rarn art the t'anAac'ln Ct the 9unts1
~ I'd COMPANY, fully and unryee'se3ly huthna1nS
lin to Acknowledge aeTce of r.oees fo{ and on oeai @ ~
tss III sscI ehs md rA to ls - valid =.
yt1 unpn Tie Company. and waving ~ ca1tn o. ss1ss
~ 1eason II N.Y. hs'eo Il uuses
otts ~ 1L1c Accounts Of the state of III not. 40
S1y taa T. T. fI a.s e. an .aa d.
19 the Of surans IN ~ asseS sad
a 70 far a. be mAy be legally epo8fea 20 "
sy saa have hczeuo'o spt;esSsa ,ny
and IN xed the ii Of my o]ce q @
| day VI February. 4. D. 1seo' 'Aoo1 antuaf i. i.
| :. MASON T. CO., Agents.
| ,,h,ah-ss,n TO-. o.aEk Street.
, 1860-03-13


WI hayln: been made hy Feraa 2. Peteles aaa 3o.
s<ph Pera In hs payment o. apo,uon o s.1
I'd tas 1th day x Jcne, b. ss ens Of ~ &c axs
Iert mosz4 uk he uuaers kned n h* capacity ne..
susar written The .ort!*ess ena'te' south Of tas Cas.xo
hin No fh1tyIhrre 35 north Ut No. sevcn f east
IT hc ii: ri pFa: pa meridian. ssuae "a sunoy eoua.y.
sh.s NJ illinois; mortgage nit u tug keSctxt asln
II sid eouhty Book No. awo page avs nanvNa aeo
the And the Other Il said usuItkske. ~ 10
uats.sgnst Ia ike capacity thu ssas ha q iae soo,-
wet auAtet Of s<cn1 thlr iont l3l:.
Jau ti> uurfh Of seven tas ot rae tossu ptt
al .trlAan In The county and sshe ~ Fes,d and wnc
ar mo tzake ecortd IN sAh cfet IN DaoE ao A"a
oaxt rve uaares1 AMI twe!vt-
Sow the7ecse L. Z. P.!ue freer AasteF fu
sf Coox couaty ana spec al prp
eled III t1ld aGes will In puf,uahc with LIS
htre! and the. tby sestc e It pubsc ate1ion TOT
b. The hxhest hld'er at r nom aor VI aht Eoots
Hnuse IN the Of hica' tounfy Of Co1s ana sac q
il1nu:. On he dnh day Of Apr,! \. u 70 Al Ten oe&e
In sh- ta1xno Of sad day. sAa pa1ee OF re'l fAe ot
- nush md such thtscf - nav ~ to
natet hsauce Of monies secured BY lit said
rr.nec,fyrly VITA ths 20. al 1t lid as*. 1hA
anus in each mortgage are Liable only tos 'hs monies
1h.- 2,art.1.r L.C. PAINE FKEEk,
Master IN Chance1y Of Conx county. and
S2ec!a, Coaau.*!ontr.
, 1860-03-13
TANCY STEAM DYE WORKS
OF SIDNEY KALIsH,

liz S6bL6
CHICAGO, 1iI-
Iad,ex' D4ssses Of every description. Also GtnIeeaena
s.nsfs yass and Pants ayed repaired ano y %
SsSt manner. q 1s&sooAAs fs7aA. S>~N
, 1860-03-13
1F1rn1s, Eots, sc.


TARM FOR SALE.-Thc "Mound
r,rn thrre miles West OF Jacksonville. lIino!:,
ne Of ,hs ana mr.. psoauet1v: ~ ,ss - sf.aG IT, az o.
oir1 isad bS,ldr9 wncd Of IS ACTS snd - - ii.
niaat o. audrcape Of sursatsnx e*ants 19tfs 70
ss nf Hoysy sesdi NJ .nw 1t laEsoo hask-
"a ~ ,] sest n s:
eon;rr, Tnu city Of jacksonville. with poPulaioo ot
400, M view and furnlsae+ rs'y s<e.. 01 s1
smsd to ali InpoTt pthas. au eiv contains .af fo
eoltexrf ftae academy. and the p ~ h
sa IN ons ios Or nay % sub Ie ln four pa'e u
Term. 1es9naolc lucac e inc - n,SG 81
premises. ~ - ~ A E..1.,n.:5W