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, 1860-04-09
1SQQESTS.

Az ABonr1ox CAsE.-Coroner James on
Saturday held IN inquest On the body OF Mira
Susan Mitchell. aged abou. thirty years, Oh
West Madison street near Carpenter. who died
On Friday atteruoou With attendant c'rcum-
stances indicating that an abortion had beer
produced.
4 most mortem examination revealed th'
same to be true, md the testimony showed !
| tn haze bo,n the unfortunate woman's own act
| She has n husband now in the penitenttar5, an'
Ind ndyaueed to the period Of four month
when by her criminal rashness she dcstroye'
her own life. The jury found that death va
the result Of IN abortion produced by some IN
| .+-,nent in tho vou1au's owu hand
, 1860-04-09
THE CITY.

FALSE AIAnx.-On Indiana street m alarm
of fire was caused on Friday By tie burning out
Of chimney.
, 1860-04-09

SNEAK TntEv1So.-On Friday some knare en-
tered The house Of HRS. Slawson. on Liberty
street, and stole therefrom two gold breast-p'ns
3 pair Of earrings, aud half dozen s'lser
SPOONS. The articles were stolen while Mrs. 5.
vas gone for few minutes into an adjoining
, 1860-04-09


DEIEGA1as TO TIE ILLINOIS s1A7I 11p,eA a.,,
Soc1Erf-lhe Ch'eags Aeaue"' '.
Sciences, on Friday evening" e'ec'eu 1os !o"o"
ing Ph5s1elans de1eg&tes 10 Luz o'ase 1ae"A =,
Society, which meets IN MAY ne1s' !" fas'7' ~
hnoss' VIZ: uss' o. ". o'An' =, 1"
S1''' o' '''N'' -~-- ~ -7-
CENSUS lft4 "A ssfApplog ninc popue
mas born on the st. LOUIS, alton q ~n'~Ae'
Railroad a few nights since, while the ualn "as
| RAINING at twenty-five miles m pour. s's. o.
good management since the kecelEersnfp' No'
one person killed, and one aaoeo ~ LIE Popu'
laton Of the state.
F1p1,sAr,os.-lfou our correspondent from No.
/ 50 Randolph st. understands u to hare said in
our issue that r. T. Miller wcntt to Pixies Peak
. ain nartaersbip " with E4-Alderman Ward, the
, rn;s4a.. :. ,,;s and mt ours, We meant to con-
, 80 a.. ,ns.n;nc thu. he went in a company,
) ,.T+v of shon& fifteen OF twenty persons, which
q ro c,o,o ~ desirnate al above But we now
S -. .h., +. ,of. tha d.v n,eyious.
= ----:-.. =. ,o,,n TINT Sam.
Q c..,:.s ~ ~. p;,,sbnrc. Fart
W. ~ rs;.,.o p.;,+o,d in th, city. met
,. .:,c,, .ae;dsr+ m Saturday morning
e va" t,-owr ,ror, hi. bueoy while rid
II .'7'' ~ 1 go r,.-1- ,.,r ouney street. III
1s 1900 ;,;rr;ae m lis head. He was
~. o.;a.t unnac where he boarded
+ba attention Of DR.. Delas,
49, ,,.n.
q -"
u TEE REVERE AorsE.-"e learn 1aa' ~ -
| Mccormick, E3q.s 0a9 p14Ca1oe3 A4N @~
, 1860-04-09

v.s1xp,-A sober, industrious man, that M
derstnuds taking care Of o horse, aad is sillng
to make binself useful in boat yard. An
Engnsn%atn .nIfua,iop None but what can come
RxJmas RTelI recommended need apply.
"eD AsnrgsE / DovoLAs.
Boat yard. South branch, near 12th St.
Chicaeo, April 5. 1850: 9
, 1860-04-09
CHICAGO, MONDAY. APRIL 9. 1860.

SpR1Eo oAnnAXoEXESTs.--TralnR Gu the North
western Railway, will leave Chicago on aud a.
ter today, (Monday), at $3.50 l. 4. aud 400 md
$50 Il.
On the Milwaukee road also at $50 T. r, and
400 r. n. for Milwaukee; and 5:25 fog Nau-
lexan.
The Burlington and Quincy also nt9 1. n.,'
P, NJ, and MENDOZA accommodation At AIS p. u.
The Michigan Central trims leave for Detroit
Lightning Express-at 7:l5 A.u. cinclnnati
and Loo1svilIe Express at 9:3o 4. n. New YORK
and Boston Express at 8 u. Express Aan ut
l0:45 P.H.-
On the Michigan Southern The Eail and
accommodation leaves ut 6 L. H., Day Express
4. H., Night Express P. r., all for Detroit
and Toledo.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad change
Of time commences Sunday, April 9Th. Morn
inc Exntess leaves at e:15 a H.; Joliet Accom-
modstiou at $50 P. n, Sundays excepted !;
Night Express s:15 P. n, Saturdays excepted,
connecting Mt Davenport With Mississippi and
Missouri Railroad, and running through TO
Auscatine, Washington aud Iowa City without
change of cars; Morning Express conuects ut
Peoria with Illinois River Packet Co.'s daily
| line Of steamers to St. Louis and all points on
| the Illinois River. Through trains arrive st
! $50 L.. u. and 6:15 P. ~; Joliet Accommodation
Ut 1000 A. N. Myers Furniss' Sleeping Cars
are run on all night trains.
NATIVE w1xE OF CHICAGO MAsurAcrURE.-
The American Wins Company, which has be
| fore been noticed by US, are preparing to'
, 1860-04-09

MARRIAGE IN CocRr.-A man named August
B. Ing1eman was brought before Justice Akin,
on a charge ofbastardy, preferred against him
bY Mary Libervan, both parties being Germans.
Tho prisoner was contumacious and dehant'
and was about to be temauded into custody IN
der $500 bail for his appearance in the Record
e.'s Court when. before the prospect Of '7nps1s
onment his courage wi1ted, and be professee
his readiness for the moose matrimonial, Thact
was forthwith tied by Justice AKIN.
, 1860-04-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

r~Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and oet your clothes cleaned And repaired
They rill be well done and at prices to suit the
{ip1eR
, 1860-04-09

DELEGATES TO TIE ILLINOIS S7A7E MEDICAL
Soc1Err.-The Chicago Academy Of Medical
Sciences, on Friday evening, elected the follow.
ing Phy ysicinns delegates to the State Medical
Society, which meets in May next, At Paris, IL
linoIs, viz: Des. S, c. Blake, Thomas Bevan
Chos. G. Smith, aad John Il. Ranch.
, 1860-04-09
DIED.

Z De
on eaturdaY .he III ns, of dlseas af ashsE, JACOB
RUSSELL, 1Eed % eara
,, r,..,r4 Na,ch A1th, WILLIAM HUBBARD. Bee-
and IN q Tnsodlr +. aad Fansis n. bseWn, azsd 70
moatha and 1ays.
, 1860-04-09

S1oxs! s,cxs !S1eSs:-Chambers & Dubois
115 nnd III Dearborn street, are painting every
description Of Siqas, B1nntrs, &C., in the best
st, lea 1t very low prices ap9-1n
, 1860-04-09

PtKr's rEAkEnE, A17rsr1oS !-complete Rub.
her Outfits. Goats, Cump Blankets, etc, etc., at
Inn 4. Ideson &C., q Dearborn 81. ap3-u
, 1860-04-09

- l
THE PLACE 5,,,rl ~ o1.1 F1No q ee'1"
l. s1171 o'7'e1 o'''"'
HOMES. pERDUE 4 SMALL,
o~~ps
WHOLESALE AMI ha1A - q
E,a. constantly On hand gs and well selected s1oek
Nap s0pa'"lN, '-
NSh SWhhi4isS srAxEEns. AP.E
"HiGiSnao no1:n II = M ASS srEET IL PEss.
, ~rorrRv.
u r FLU T. "a = i -
4,xrsa Estt7s1n 7u1u /
Flank Book mauutactory,
,..,.,
"a 10 ea 10
& e ss Il. ;ss s9sz ssd* I'll r.: "a as 'P'
nss,p.. ,,a.,.y sar couu.rc Il -ore tbs trpe nd
es$sisa i s'9s 4hs 1t Nd ii s ss'f y''
GIT o,n .1.,ax ,at nn.,no,, Cards, Circulars,
| Letter s::s.':: ::t:s:; ::ss;st: &c.,
9e@ !9s5s. 1742S1 = &C ==1 . 1ATTNT
| = II II ! N u . = A = - -
CHAMPION
r 1 pu-o,,r proof Safes.
fllo ana H.. nu. 80 e.. r,,o, Lex. u. an. ts,s
VEN iss q . kdeiaaa7 4a
IShd Isa3sa A3tS i: e. Fs IT, Al were a*.a ~
ds 5G NJ s. g
MID to t,ea th.s en- .ho- .h.. H<s.s.
E Es5 sae'a:s, e. sG!s: af A'* '.' % 'rs's ~
i Q. IlEhRlS6 + CO, AanusAesu1s1'' u 1sosa~75'
Nav 1o'a. .oo .r.r,.
q. L. AAfkuoN q -u.s .a,s :,
es.:.::ses : = SeS9 s7@@31G3TsT5V 1s,S=;Ss7;
CHICAGO d N0RTHWksTN
chanEs OF xtme 9e 10 sb AZ. on cb, 40 md
&; :;S::: ~ =: f:'s ssss
-e- - = : - GT1I ~ V0T0N =
tH1CA1U, ,rE 5UmR S:nRatn A -
r.sscxt. rs2: !ssyt = .aa a. asTs EUsds,s tse.ed
1S ~ Sundays ezceoted Nib; c1gse'. sa,st 70
=:
..,-s & 1sS. p. H4AAo'D' t''n'E'a s''*'
(mTCAG0 % AND NHWAUKEH
= .;1 r. sssss;. E:,:; y =
:.il;t "a fsfss: slss.ss At;
r ,as s!s,s asn. e3 s. FL
@ane "" - Id q N md asriye II AuEz1
| = ~ - tnT With Milwaukee md ttt3atd
! r.. - rstI.f'S iii = ~
@pt. es Recommendation Train leaves W4ukeEau
ats 70 pm :arstse At "auteG7a 49, s,xnr 4,
Tsatls f.ase AA"an1se Il ~ -. A'a "''' pA1 49,
: Apdl -. Is4: Z: I: :. - =: sse= @:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AN
: l1 CHEAT WESTERN eoASApA! - S0A1"A a As
T. SUMNER AHRAAaE1t5SI;; : - t. .+,..
cai.xo:4 .st,,,, E,n,,t, tsuno.v- e.e<p.-tp .r,,.
p ttopn. ~ nE opo, 1<ssea i a. nlxht
q s1Qpc-Tre =. Dts.ost T:so m easpeEsnn BsaEe
NJ W Hnssslo <.sq m, Aiban, Is AL. Na~ Yos
II io:13 an Boston 80 pm: n..-r
On 1o45 prIE1p1an an.e14 ~. on fd ip e m albany o.
, 1860-04-09

ITO kENi-F 0SSe3s1On 4AaJ A'St'
i Sev de.lahle Cost1ss- departments Ei Peoria ss+
fame hnu,>. At - and e7 Adaus street.
49, nh IN nd &3o' tsf = 9nnf. . IN w., -ur,,h
eDttcx ato1t 7t LIS Sts<. Hso fes 0IsAS"
at .<t: e ..: .'et a, or. pair
I'D o,e 5.;t. 7 ;tss =. AZ L. ,t
,atseh
.we %',s bs ess'. n
9tr M -. Come = sss~e'. teus soa eE ann o.
s,ore nd wr ines; Wels slz :, $50 per .nauIa:
R-nes n, XIV. ious !oous .zcb !: r.+ ninth Appv,o
- N7T1TTisff TT
TI1EAP kENl S!-NC II LII
, 1860-04-09

Gzsrs' FunS1su1SG Goops.-This phrase has
come to include every article Of gen1lemen's
wear, save those under the charge OF the halter
and the bootuaker. The we1l~known house OF
BuzweEl & 1ryaut, ia ,he double store No.
fremont Block, is one Of the best established
aud Oldest Of its class in the city-MF. Bur"ea1'
the senior partner, haTing for years occupied
that stand. They are prepared for the spring
| trade with one Of the choicest stocks Of piece
| goods ever opened in this city, and our we'll
| dressed men know they have cutters and work
men to do the same justice. Their assortment
Of stylish and fashionable goods is very com
plete, aud. Is the phrase is, " desirable"
In their Furnishing Department, the1'
"GoIdcn Hill Shirts" hare won golden opiu
ions, as being the nc plus ultra in that l'ne' AMI
in city full Of bnchelors, without mothers O
sisters, this hint is valuable. They arc mnkinl
them to order, perfect fitting, and Of the hes
material. We commend their establishment
throughout to ali in quest Of any Of the Tarie
articles in their liue.
rw Tho Working Mems Free Labor Clu1
will meet this {alonday) evening, at the roor
of The Cameron and Lincoln Club, for the dit
/ cussion of special subjects. II is hoped that
the members will be present, and participate
the growing interest of the organization
: Working men, have sou any desire to max
your influence felt on the side Of freedom IN
social progress, and The stability Of free il
! stitutiops, as opposed to the aggrana'sement
tue few at the expense Of the many: If ye
hare, then come and ses tonight Tint there d
still some who bare not bowed tho knee to Bn:
Mr.J. NJ. Van 0sdel will deliver an essay.
"Tnz DAnn1cApBs." Though in some degr
: still an open question, we opine it will give
! The whole greater amount Of satisfaction, t.
d intelligence, that in accordance with the vote
i the annual meeting Of tho Young Mems Ass
citation, the basricades arc to come down. a
!. all parts of the library room opened to the I
= cess Of members. There is, however. to tres
- q more stringent rule rs to the mode Of drs
r ing books. 30 that it is not altogether = retu
!, | to the old plan. The change is to be made
| r~nsn1t waeE
, 1860-04-09

Census Irt4-A strappipg ninc pound bog
was born On the St. Louis, Alton Chicago
Railroad few nights since. while the tram "as
running at twenty fire miles m hour Sign o'
good management since the ReceiEershiP. MOI
one person killed, and one added to the popu
1atinn Of the State.
, 1860-04-09

W c. e. sCRIrEE. Ads"5r'~no 47<'.s - oesrtoT*'t
{. atsAo,,ed "a re.ve Adreyfens FoT stfs dnd o1 "a
I.,4:,, por<,. cf the North tF4- thl~hes4T
, 1860-04-09

Warehouse ou Norm T..er sree'+ u aE Ro.h tt1stt
Rr.dxe EuL GioE 6o1.0 'e. four on. Win ivs[ aug
m et f-ott. oeatlon f4r aaT hfa7J "h"-ese OF
aW1 nu 10: n otntnf 70 ~ e. rt With lEa
m r.s or coct room, d b q over re vn<!t ! =
or Nsrhtyan t.r+t near ku te-t hEtks- 114a;rs At
toE e "a -, AH A1N B. CARPENTER
, 1860-04-09

CHICAGO AND A1[LWAUhEE
~ RAILROAD Depot co1ner Of Vest K.,es md
Cook strrcts. 1w3 Pasen1sf trains 4.1I sansnfs t
IS a.. eoansct din c9y h A1tIess 1ran .1the
Nivaukee AID MuntAts k.lr..a ano MI ae,tons -
rsae riih ii rals fackst Eoass Tor 1t. Paal.
ASA le.1e Ches9o i 20 pm nc aas ,ad sissis
slpp! Ral1o4d- , u-.rt.r,, II
az ARD, "a Il Eu!eazo At 40 M 1eaTt4AttlsSo
~ 4 q n m :a.J,rse 1t Waukeg1n II k.'5 Pm A..
Tr.ns I. ave A{lwaufee II e.io "a 1d s.19 Pm AZ
~, ~ r. III. A'N~ u L. SKIES JA. supt.
, 1860-03-05
fY~IIE .REATES1' WONDER OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Pruf. Woods Hair Restorative.

s.ysshr s. Lon!a, Ao Mia'o:r' s Ra:ow " r rus:,h
H. M.s HI, ss ;a 'sas" eh *fs s ' Is e'i shea
4lIz run s.ahe if certificates att Estaan.
t4cs u f. tic Dr.. uecds 60 etcfoa no1 u7e'e* Pe'
As'' AVN 49, '9> Ban. MAIZE. jan: 10. R5s.
arlto, cA:icd f.. nn1ls since w. highly tencac4i
,e4s. e; your h447 iors4se wa:nGncsa, 10 make np.
2Sn n,Sar opsa S ys ~
sttrtcr some three months @lnte 1F1crd bottle of
osE ,E @ I'D ~s "a I'd Cd j tss ;eSaa
3kstt lar.t a;ttr ha';'s = wlsh l. ase s+ca
5 .ae a1 RI y Stt tn sst s1 M a,e ,ses ~
hc IF fytwo yea.s a 9zed wi; The ts.ne s,Itt
81; ,s xfs,t:9 % ysn # 1s ' a
per ilrretton., vii! rot haSs oses!on to co1t.s1ts ~
ta'ncE citizen q I'll: sty .nd - .ss,ara. i e s Es1e
l1e md altinrE ,nwA= Any uss yoE may nsfs y
tLe a1ov.. Es my nasue !. :: YsIt seTse y
wnrs u.1n uEsf;;;':sTiivE nts;1:s;TEii " - 1884,
to bet portion .: nv a: from The effects Of ae
stss. seft a. 1as3 u
s1r,t ~ 0sa'p1 SInY z Re-: + afssH sif1s:s te
H.. ands.As'sd I:~v J. E Baet 5 minister 4 resa
s a..; s y
v.retly eGovc3. ~ ~ ic!s n!s'
Pso'essc, Tocc-DcarEr: Isv.Ns ..aIr trial II Eaa
8ar cso.atlsc.t s.': p:susc to ay that - saes
u, ss s:fsr q q & @ ea se
i.oulrd fsom my chtkoo4; md t a:*o 1estore. ms nai
8 Ss AZ .s ssf ss It.
ys; %Sss 2;s ,s! =; S:,
III Es1kc e. IL; Lcn';; NJ AID sesd By all goo
D:uCsss aad f:nc5 Goods bca's"- no
, 1860-03-05
THE ELLlTIOIsPE QUARTZ
l. PULVElklXER.

rh., .ht,o +. h~ rp.ntt NJ 0ny .nf nrt}yA cYoxfi-
= .t,ea, ~ ,n,h;n1,v ,nr - r,n;hnv .ni nnyrr,
see: y p1oGueaus M ~ ~ ~ si .c.1lon ~
1s* ~ ai.a ~ ~ !. -: ~, ,n.7 an...,i, New
aII M:icn - ~. ~ fhc M ~ ii ~ ,vrrr. in RarAax
ana oa sts1aco ~ ~ ht - -. @ ~ % rr,n n e,d nsi
esen taa ue a. n't ,mt t.at:nas E,riy con.
e1shs hs hrrn hro1It ii int a:,,"c .., aa Zach
eetsaee ~ III ~ ,.nn,nt NJ bor sui
- Hs tan nas ~, ~ ~ 10 31s", me-. " -
ncent 10 aTsant INC s12etaes. at..,,a.+ n,rh,ns,
The potde Gus psoeoI ~. ~ IN, mi ths~ Trr4.
tns pm, p,si ,te, ,,nnri:Lis. Ihe s,ms haa
now coma whea t9s masr Z seiusfy s,,isx LIS
Iii r. g. we!sh e:s tax. 4s pswcss sLd do ntorc
WME. ,,s . Ef5,,hnrpa Qvutx Ps.vs1lxes~ Il,
, 1860-03-05

John B. Drornlow, son Of Dr. Brown.ow oi
the Knoxville Wig. had difficulty at Emory
and Henry College. w, few days since, with
q student frsm Georgia named Reese, and the
former struck the latter with stick Of store
wood and killed him.
The Nashyil Banner SAYS:
It seems that Brownlow was q candidate for
President Of one Of the literary societies Of the
college, md was denounced by Reese as in
competent for the duties of the position. His
language was quite offensive. and Brownlow
retortca with some severity. They subsequently
met, aud Reese Gttncked Drownlow, threw him
down and wns beating him severely, when a
little boy interlered and succeeded ia partially
separating them. The attack was renewed By
Reese, when Brownlow seized stick Of stoTe
wood, with which LIE struck Reese on the head.
KILN. him instantly. It is not supposed that
Brownlow intended to kill him, as the stick was
small and the blow did not seem to be aimed
with much force. The letter also states that
Brownlow is justified by the Faculty and stu
dents Of Emory and Henry.
Brownlow's age is about twenty years. lie is
quite small, weighing only about one hundred
and ten pounds. Reese was somewhat older
and much larger, weighing one hundred aud
seventy pounds. He was far superior to his an-
tagonist in strength.
, 1860-03-05


BtooxISGTos. I'm Feb. -.
Having just returned from the 'Brown Coun-
t. Gold Mines" Of this State, aud thinking that
report would not be uuinteresting, describe
matters as found them. The place where the
gold has been discovered in the largest quanti-
ties is about nine miles from Nashville, and five
from Moreantown. It is at the foot Of range
Of hills whics, form nearly a half circle. At the
base Of the hills is q creek, in which there gre
already come few sluices arranged. The god
has mostly been in dust, although some few
sEoall lun,rs have bsen found. TIE largest
saw was n1out the size Of grim Of corn. ltis
supposed by some old CaliforGians that the dus.
has been washed down off the hills. They in
intend to commence digging as soon as the
sons engaged in washing: TLey hare nude rs
high as SC 50 per day. The gold is Of yery
fine qualify, and is sold in Columbus for saa
per ounce, which I am told is very high for
California gold From the survey that made
think that We will have some good mines
opened tue coming season.
With this Eeman respectfully yours,
C.. T. PARKEn.
, 1860-03-05
Bees in Ca1Ifoxnfa-A Poor Specu1n.
HIM.

The auction sale Of McRuer & Merrill attract
cd the attention of large number Of persons
more or less interested in the business Of
raising bees. The bidding was, however spir-
itless, the market being surfeited with the large
1mportations that have within The past month
Leen rouringin upon MS from tho East by the
Panama steamers; over 1000 hives have come
to hand during the month Of January, and in
consequence prices have declined 70 about East
ern home cost. The business has been over
done-the sales to-day would scarcely average
more than 80 per hive, the best commanding
$40 rhirc. 1t is knowa that large quantities
are yet to arrive that must result in total loss
to al! in tue trade. There is one difficulty at.
tending the raising Of bees protitabIy from the
hives thus imported from New York, more or
less bees in eTery hive die on the voyage 4
queen bee is Of course just as likely to die us
any other Of the swain, and should that be the
case the swarm is of no practical valne to the
purchaser. This is, therefore. risk that every
buyer of these auction bees can run. This, to
some extent, may be the reason why The price
has fallen SO rapidly. a few months since good
hives were worth SIS to 800 each.-San fran~
cisco 1fmee, Ft1. Gth.
, 1860-03-05

his cause, and desertion Of his comrades, to be
the sole condition upon which the alliance has
been founded! Tue sudden departure ot 6afl-
baldi alone from bis Island il at present the only
fact certain in tie whole affair.". In afew days
at present, but :wo things are known to be trueei
allthc rest is chaos. The Marchesa Ramondi
is an Austrian subject, her brother lately in tt'e
Austrian service, and Garibaldi is gone. The
two facts, taken separately, mean nothing but,
placed thus in conjunction, hare = deep and ter
rible signiiicancy, from which Alexander Da'
life, viii find matter for some Of The most 70:
1nautic pages, without the breadth OF margin
md si.ortncss Of line he is compelled to use
when |; cking material"
, 1860-03-05
Aegal aDhertlSeulentg~


Nj ORTGAGE SAILED cflu Il
lfX having been made by Fe7,iEand E. Pebbles and 10
serb ptr:am 10 the aJae Of poscA " certain nouea
specified in ceItLn motGa1c tet executed bY them
the sixth sy Of June. A. D. iS5: sad u.ostxafe
deeds moraene tu ,hs nn1rts .ned IN BIZ capacity 6es
urrE written the southwest sHnii o TIE Chicago
&rd Rock 1san1 r. lroad o. lret"n No. r - ia to~a-
ehtp No. thi1ty3 as north Ut Ma tevea eass
of The ihn priH: pl d.n situate II ::an} couatr.
ttate l1ats motg1;e 1acIs.d IN tie Rec0fd se
of sai eousy LII Book lNo. PAGE 1Yu huaGEst an4
zine And ts or said mot<,set n"rtzsEf to taa
unIr1A In Ike capacity, tho ,<tst anf tf TIC suu
~e.t quarter ct section thlnyfear 5A ia tvnshp thirty
fo4r ( n1rth OF Ersa sevtn ~. tas% Of lie thFd pAe
P!l me milan. In the county and ste a"fe..d aaA which
LITTER 1sogc reesrd In sid oce In Book No. Twa
IaXt i've EupJFel and IWelvs. -
Now, therefore, l.. G. Paine FIeer, Master In ChanttrY
Of Co1k county o3I Al ccnam4aion for the
!teed in sd, sxrs will IN pursuance With 1s pon.rs
aud he by IN vested sell 1t public afctlou for
T. ue ll<s: t19er b, norh door Of The court
M2ass IN ~ CT Of tc sautv Of Cook and sta!e OF
i1ot; on he dfh dayo April a. .. 1850 It ten ocock
The FORENOON oS xad day. .atl rssf state
70 much an9 such portions ttesf may Be to
tespecsay with Tho COSTS and ef s7Id : The
!aasls In each mortgage liable only for rho monies
lAefc.y sse1e zoa not tor the noreA srcrsd or the
otaer uGESa L.E. PAINE EEEEK.
Asster In Chanc:sy Of Cnnk county, and
spec!4t Commissioner.
, 1860-03-05

Oh WHO c2n c.t1tnnte the worth
" sunny eyed and dhnpled nlth?
Uew t:esolatc would be thu earth
II 1t were not for lau6hiel.
OF allthe curs By nan possessed
To cheer lile heat By grief oppressed,
Thc:e' : nome hath power. It Ii confused,
That can compare tu laughter.
S.. faF eacaI so7ow Sc erdure,
Cu1Fes }e uuutie:, 1t, bc sure
Ye l3re at b and III easy cure;
la! ha. 't!s only Laughter.
TasosI for Young. It's good fur old;
Il is III" = f'ssc.ous tar than koid;
Then l. ugh ~ long ~ ynu can hold,
6uI7ah fHt ioIiy lapvh.rrs
, 1860-03-05

ce;'sys C'sy eaSs. {; ~ 1sgrsa ga. H..
Personally appeared before this eleventh ay OF Jan.
4a1F aeso 1on2than D. Steele. Preslde1t and Lewis a.
stas SecrsaF5 Of the Niagara Fe 1ns1raes COMPANY,
o. Lhe ctJ OF NeW foTx anil sevsray mails cath that t
above By them subscribed correct and tue to
the best Of tAels kEowedks and belief. ~
THDxAs l.. Taoxxul,
Commissioner for th= SEate il New iork.
, 1860-03-05
ISignel.l &C. SATTEPLEE. President.
. lSEned.l HENRY WESTON, Secretary.
oSlxul.l-


CERTIFICATE 70 Exrtrz ats1 JAsCAr1. 1851.
AUDITORS QTncx, STATE o. IL1usolAf
Springfield Feb. 6. lSN.
WnrEEAs The Washington Insurance Company, located
tSew iorx In the state nf New York has ted ii This
dee statement Of The condition Of it, as required by
Ac 70 resul.te .he Agensss Of Insurance
r ~ 1885 AMI net atucndatory thereto Improved Janus
aa7 aad whereas said Company hss furnished ssts-
factory evidence that s Possessed Of the required amount
ofcarta invetedn stocks and and has died Ia
this ocaa written uea by tile President and
Ste:eAfy Thereof. appointing T. 3 Wllmazth. Of CHICAGO
lis for the Transaction of the business Of said Compa
n.y. and fully and unresersey him TO scknow
etxe seivce process for and eaf Of said CGmpan5
nsug that service Of process him, the ad agen
ehs tie laen and held to BE- valid served upon the
Company. a1d wayf1G all claim Of by of .uca
service,
Now therefore, In pursuance OF The provisions Of the acta
Aforesaid Jesse X. Iubos Auditor of Public Accounts
ofhe state Ct " nc % hereby emily that the sid H. B.
mart Is authorized as agent for the ta.d Company
totnsact the bsneas Of IL suce In thls state until the
day Of January In the eighteen tutdred
and 30 az a. he nay be legally empowered to
DO by said Company.
In testimony Whereof have hereuato subscribed ny
and affixed the sal Of ny Office at this 6t1
day VI Erbr. arr, 4. D. 15tq. JESSE K. DUBOIS,
te9 b5s9 34l Auditor L. 4.
, 1860-03-05

The pazis correspondent Of the London Star
writes:
-"Letters from Italy speak in the most mys-
FERROUS terms of the apparently unmentionable,
1naccountal!e, unrecountahle Termination to
Garaba1di's marriage. 1t was not his young
bride BY whom he Was accompanied on hispas-
sarc through Turin 10 Genoa. Neither WIS it to
E;ee that he was hastening. It was his daugh-
Ter Tcresita with whom Le hurried from Fino to
Turin it was to his own Island Of Santa Mar
earita that he was directing hls steps. Curious-
+ enough, no one, not even l, durst DC tirst to
tell the tale thnt is given abroad Of the cifcurn-
stanceswbich have led to this extraordinary de-
termination-this solitary journey Of the newly.
married man. One party takes his version from
the !" Bride Of Lammermoor; another from q
tale more ancient still, IN which, amer long COM
bat, the bridegroom yields to the enthusiasm
OF one young, fair, high-born, and wealthy. as
The Aarchesa Ramondi, md finds betrayal d