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sion elected - honorary members. james
Buclsnsn, Martin Van Burse and Jshn "
Ter. Mr.. sBucbanan disclsinsd oil intsntionE
Of rspning for ~ presidency agsip, and
said that although be lad 90 Ear bean listls
engaged in agriculture, hs hoped in the fu-
ture 70 earn the title Of the Farmer Of
Wheatland. The gold medal awarded BY
the society to Mr.. Fawks, the inventor o.
the famous steam pillow, was placed in Mr..
Buchanan's hands to be presented BY him
to the lucky winner. II is . ponderous
thing, said 70 hsss els0 worth Of gold n
it.
Mrs. Senator sGrimes is here, 90 that
all our Iowa delegation have their wives
with them except Mr.. Harlan, and, in fact,
/. suppose be has bis with him, as he left
here for home last Sunday. Think if every
Congressman who has wife, would bring
her to Washington with him, his constitu-
ency would be materially benefited, a. the
indirect legislation Of Woman, 10 all power
full, and generally good. The news Of SEN
ator Harlan's reelection, caused great
satisfaction hero among his wide circle of
political and personal friends, and there 10
no doubt that Iowa consulted her best in
terests when she sent him back to the post
of responsibility and honor which be has SO
nobly filed. The weather 10 fine here.
Yours Truly, w. II. K.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 10th, 1860.

DEAR EDITOR Great times in Washing
ton; Congressman "strapped," md little
prospect of any organization. Democrats
ripping and tearing things generally, and
Republicans taking it nobly. Outside par
ties hard at work preparing for the Charles
ton Convention. If sstraws tell which way
the wind blows" Douglas chances are
good. The clerks in the departments are
talking Douglas strong. You may rest as
sured desperate effort is being put forth to
secure his nomination, and shall not be at
oil surprised if he gets it. You of course
have had the particulars of the hubbub in
the House last week it can hardly be called
a row, but "confusion worse COMPOUNDED !"
reigned supreme for few minutes. Tho
drawing Of the pistol by Haskin, was no
doubt accidental, but it was fortunate for
him that it did not explode; had it done SO he
would in all probability have been shot dead
on the spot, for many of the Southern mem
bers are literally walking armofies. 1t
would have made you laugh serious if A. tho
case was, if you had seen TIE gesticulations
Of Keits and Cobo, especially the latter. The
Clerk finally called on the Sergeant at arms
to quiet them and As that dignitnry bore
the mace round among them they soon sub
sided into their seats. When the excitement
was at its highest and a collision seemed in
eyitable, l felt proud of Iowa as saw Col.
Curtis pushing himself fearlessly in between
the belligerents, and trying to pacify them.
A choice piece Of scandal came off in the
Capitol last Tuesday; ono of the Under
Doorkeepers, a young fellow from Louisi-
ana was caught in . COMMITTEES room with
an erring fair one, and received his dis.
charge forthwith; his post was worth twelve
or fifteen hundred dollars year, but DO has
rich father who 10 said to be similar in
character to his son, and viii probably gym
pathise with him. We have been having
some fine lectures At the Smithsonian. The
! National Agricultural Society during ito ses
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To Old Countrymen!

I'VE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON ENG
w LAND, Ireland, Scotland, and all other pxrtss
Continental Europe. we also issue passage tickeu
from Liverpool, Hamburg, Antwerp, Bremen and Hxss
to New York. H. G. MUTT & CO.,
y22n2 Broadway Councii p,ufs Iesr-
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cg The Children's Aid Society Wednes-
day sent n company of forty children to the
West. They went under tho charge Of Mr..
c. c. Tracy, and were mostly orphans and
destitute boys and girls. A poor lad, who
had lately lost his mother, excited much in
terest by simple but eifectins Incident
He was putting aside the old cap he had
worn, and was observed to take out the lin
ing and place it in his pocket very carefully,
while tear stole down his cheek. 1t was
the only memorial Of his mother, having
originally formed part of her dress, and he
wished to preserve it. The children were
neatly dressed and looked very happy,
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CT The Vincennes (lndiana) Gazette re.
ports distressing case: ga wedding be-
tween fair daughter of "Knox and an
Illinois gentleman, was broken off, very sud-
denly last week. The affair was pretty
nearly completed, the guests assembled, the
supper ready, the minister sent for, the
bride dressing, and the groom feverishly
waiting, when the lady's brother arrived
from Illinois in hot haste with the agreeable
intelligence that the groom wasn't wha. he
ought to be, and accompanied the informa-
ton with a request to that gentleman to
leave at once, which he did. The party
ate the supper, and the lady escaped sad
life possibly. So all were well pleased with
the upshot of the affair.""
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eT Mr.. II. Steers Of Fairfax county,
Va, lately found thirty rats in his corn bin
with their throats cut. The assassin was .
weasel, - a
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TAKEN UP.

~ ne rsy o.. year. DID, bsack, tArse white spots
g w ef sde and two on the riEht aide Cau s. -
sssas sstA kouss Of Pssss stisii, n TILE spsasy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

On the last ballot for Speaker, the vote
stood as follows; Pennington, lis; Smith,
,1l3; Davis, 2; Allen, /; Bocock, i; neces-
sary to choice, liz.
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DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned. doing business nnier the nanaaai
styleo +. N. Davenport < Co, have this Gay dt-
solved by mutual consent All demands against ssn
Arm will be paid by +. N. Davenport and all scsun,s
due said firm must be paid to him.
F.M DAVENPORT.
HUMPHREY PALMER.
Dec. It'll 1859. VENT
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Aew advertisements.

W. r. alCC .EzlA.D, n. ID.
PLY SICI.tN 6 SURG .ON.
- teupesi Hiunz. J. We.
Particular attention paid 10 the treatment Of the dis
ease, of the Eye and Ear.
Once at Store House. W n41
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never breathed or spoken, but with venera-
ton and respect, says in a lettor to John F.
Mercer, dated Sept. 9th 1886: 81 never
mean, unless some particular circumstances
should compel me to it, to possess another
slave by purchase, it being among my first
wishes to sec some plan adopted by which
slavery, in this country, may be abolished
by law" 1t is well known that Washing
ton, and the Marquis De Lafayette, Robert
Norris, Thomas jefferson, and host of
others, put forth their noblest efforts to
encourage the emancipation of the slaves of
this country. These great and venerated
sires of our nation, clothed with the panoply
of prophecy, looking down the long vista Of
time, foresaw the fear al consequences which
must inevitably grow out of the system Of
oppression if long continued in country
where freedom claims universal sway.
jefferson, in his "Notes on Virginia"
says: "The whole commerce between mas
ter and slave is perpetual exercise of the
most boisterous passions-the most unre,
hitting despotism on the one part, and de-
grading submission on the otter." With
what execration should the statesman be
loaded, who, permitting one half the citi-
gems, thus to trample on the rights of the
other, transforms those into despots and
these into enemies-distroys the morals OF
the one part, and the amor potrio of the
other; for il slave can have a country IN
this world, it must be any other in prefer
ence to that in which he is born to live and
labor for another; in which he must lock
up the faculties, contribute, as far as de-
ponds on his individual endeavors, to the
evanishment Of the human race, or entail
his own miserable condition on the endless
generations proceeding from him. And can
, 1860-05-11

Tho Adams County {Wis.) Iadrtndtnt occu-
pies two columns in the details of an adultsry
and clopenent case at Cascade. in tlat county,
the substance Of which il ~ follows:
Dr. L. B. Garrison, formerly from Milton.
Rock County, about Six years sgo settled at
Cascade, wbero he sustained reputation Of no
crtditRble character. For several years he has
had an Improper intimacy with Mrs. Cupner-
nell, the wife Of a young man in charge Of bar
fer 4 MleA's mills at Cascade, and she is de-
scribed as Z woman Of more than ordinary in
telIigence and personal beauty.
4 few weeks since Garrison and his family
left Cascade under pratence Of going East. 4
few days after he let,, Mrs, E. took her ehiId \
girl Of two years, under pretence OF visiting
friends in Quincy. Garrison sent lis wife and
family forward from milwaukee,, and was ioins d
hy Mrs. cuppernell, and together thsy went to
Dlairsrille, PoseY County, Ind, and purchased
farm where they had got nicely established ~
man and wife, when they were discovered by
Chicago detectiyes under the inspiration Of the
outraged young husband. They were arrested
and brought back to Adams County. Cupper-
nell attempted to Kill him. and shot him, put
ting ball into his neck, when the pistol was
wrested from him, and he then drew knife,
but wae prevented from u.ing 1t. Tbs Dr. hes
been bound orer in $500 to appear for trial, aud
il in danger Of btiag dealt summnrily With by =
| mob. Mrs.. C., the poor delnded victim Of hi.
"iics has returned to Cuppernell's houee, where
shc remaius in company with her father. Her
! husba.d has received from her confession OF
! her criminal conduct dating back for three
Years. and a full account Of the sets and wiles
| used ~ tue Doctor to obtain control Of her.
, 1860-05-11
Mcoir11cs, &c.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
T. TIE NlNETEES7E CENTCIT.
Prof. MQod'S Hair Restorative.

fAy1 hs VI. Loui.. No., Ilesnocret: Glow palilh
z.ae III ics4ts sowIsy q u's W supei;e1 r,rs g:
Iii a@5 toxic. Such evidence must h4vr .a t1ee; vheE
e.s 70 a1s ~
te:s tzeu tss prtss:
r.:.rsso1 @. :. wood / Go---;euu.nan: n1yrs M
sfen Il your LArsr,tortve tndaned 10 u,4ke ap-
~. 1hy II Il ~hs ny m ; 81 saa,s :
tt4raess ScEe hrrc r4out. hoe rsocursd bottle us
y1sE a',F M tS II i =.
Rave r!ure procrr.t kno.bc- botta q. set
;:.7 s, u: s sa Oh 81 n = g. 70 g
f.eA aat ny h1iI hs. re.Htd 's natural oelo sad ~
(. vi II T. sss tac +
:,7; ELS &: C yso Fl y9s:S
.<r oecaon Will not E&|e soa.:oa - cca'r&ti-t aiy
:!nta:s N e.1,.so q thls s:,y ~ .e.4sst he
IT, at.ore T;1a ny aatne ,isec u your t..1.ee -
-,.n ;s S.1 e.n:!S' ct 's = Z OH. e ~ l.
wo1D5 FAIR REs50SAIl =.
.'4cr=.c4 Woc3-Dea! s:r i'4virr H. ns.:trrr.e
+ - test 2ortoE :: gy a,5 I'm .. een q Tue
15x Ss T. T: 'sssfe =
a6saasffi fiS232; = 3; !:
Tbs u1d,Tr1a4d. Ncv Ban Il !ehHss1 Il 1ekE-
~ standing. ard @str Of tie otho1o1 CEurea Esook
lc NRa1. H. ii ReuEaulA Ct great Influence hnt u.
'' H3outyzx1p, .an. IL ie5e.
EAR nen.ttv Svea r!easur< 10 NY that IL etco
h.. .een e1ceeot Il s4no1ud snt
ore ~; e t "a IL: ~
= - .tss liz Il. R;a:Sss
p. fss:; SySS R, s,s;s. y; 4
Urpril~:s MI; FAR f;.a4a Us4.e'r. 60
, 1860-05-11

~. " r. aaNf !"ts ni A!nEe* At1iIlnn to h. nd
- ~ ~ s.s =; q; n P.p Of ~ kss. 91ea u.
~heh m.p u. ~ + S - = =
ae Or - mach taesrof mar b. Aessaly 70 maie ~
&: 2s:''' 3'' to ' II: Fiise ;s yxxSK
cb,x,o Va. Mater tn chaase15. Cook y.sser.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
n. H. az y ,irtat e esst,n T:u,t Ter"
,.sss., - S.;a r. ~ 4esa l. R "a
ia bsos M i, pds dsasy sf %
whsh s,u Tua D<ss gwen IL. u pU,ro-s ii s~eu1
~ Tv ptta f 81 Il .s III tr.9 n" d..
~, s1tenei ~ y T. 'si JohE r"Etmsna .ed air
n:3sr e. ~
II payment u Iii ao*s sad holder <f sa poxs
H.. psa s as.eeed. e. t'F c* 'A' " t'' penta IL MD
,s TT !. Il. :G se9s;,y ~ :.snt*rsa tx
tae can:t Hour IN tie CITY st ca'.so "a taS;y x
1 .fs.s . .,d ,n@ esSf:
u to s.l e. a1 s
s. vi 2a.E 'ss ~ l. s;::s :ss
aana aui c.;ssf!lt. h. ~iIs !h;:'s: ~ ,.~1 w.
Gh!sss2. M.y 81: 1sso. a. : " - &; n5+ 54s:s e5s;.t1
4 ss1GNEE'S sALE--The un-
5as: 81 .ss :, ns. ri" III
Tuesday. May 18Th. A. D. 1860,
ss ::
M s.' s': iRs ss Z; .
~ 1T: - u M sse =! e.sat county ~
sosnt, snS VIZ ~ IL n,0s building In D'aae' aT''
? ss;s ss;s. e sss .:s :: Il; :ga's VII
3:'a fR:,s fas,s. - T. Asss:sy Aao:o'A
) s::.as.ia. & .7!Ss sys s''n county
9aTss e = = 1t.ss f.: s:r. II R4os :. +.
, 1860-05-11

. The Journals Of the country are holding
apo,t-nortem examination over tie cruocsaiie
party. Tho Ph:1adelphia North American ex.
presses the opinion that il "d,sd Of tho nins.
teenth century," This opinion ia plausible, but
feasing such principles. and guilty Of such prae-
tees would hare died in any centusv, net e1-
ceptiuc tho darkest OF the dark ages. Our phils.
eoiempossry iqels the past.-lou;erMs Jear-
mi,
, 1860-05-11

G L. DOW, ...
o. ATTORNEY At Law,
Qf3c~ Nc. !, Methodist n1osk.
Cnrn-r clark snd Warrington etsceta CAicaxn, iaess
, 1860-05-11
Il. r. r.
Parks Priekly P1asterg.

f4ev JMpoyt irr~qth tha, A~1i.iIa9s fsake.
1s.s delightful Plaae.s y!e!d readily the molten II
shsv, ass1o rsspation End throw OF all Tie oensvs
consulnIea ir1ra.l!les Of tie Ayaem,-
FAEk6 should ~ u.ed fsr Ill Chronic Pslns
FA7ksE rosrH Fautnee., Dyspepk3a- Colaa; Cons1np-
PnlGELY don. rheumatism, F+c1als Weakueas &C.
fLAer21se, They re..!n tier active properties uiea
Are so1d by otne4 2Iaten ara u.eeak apd vAsse ap.
Al. IxALEA3 p1Itd rAtx CAryo1 I414r Epnrv fuup
frnAlto stocl4 hAvs them. One h1e eiesh, thtes
ND MES. e:es ou 1e4,seT+ eaupte srEt b. mall On
reee:ri Of t~enty-dy cen:s. BARNES
ARK, IL and Is PARK Row. New Yerk. Bold Whole
Nd Retail. ty JUflS u. PAKK, 1s4 Like ssyees and
drusdste generally trkl6,St4.!& vim
, 1860-05-11
.@perial Aotilfa.


Asy ope NJ, laynk svnsl and le:tes1 Cork
are counterfeit sa1 tas rus:hases thad prosecute thu
SELLER fos swtadltnx.
120eatn Viii rroeTs prorrpt attention Il addressM to
u Al Congress Epaux, ss1aoes. New Tork. Or ii or.
hcu1hasn uopoi Of consreAs Wafer u New York city.
CLAIRE L WHITE.
PEoprfetuEx Conxraaa Knr,pr
, 1860-05-11
Scaniug Ratb.nes.



Double Loch, Tt&bt Fast Stite...
WkERASTE1'to to ye Snod sst!Nac:iou .he n'<h:
priced u7-krt- Make tie s:!tc Al Tie e3S Mr.
ltnt; arxe, 9s4 inches untc1 tue tct ta IN a
tstls. hasr the ude. :e st4Ght needle. scw froa t~u
comon Hrhol do Thu cou1reAt and ttrs work ~ s:se
to the inch. lslN VERY EAbY md ALMOST
S01SELEss. ard nsAtly 1s.hed- Either Aachihs Ny
s:i.ch, Hem, Fs.1 TICK, Gathsr end Eub1o.Ger.
They have ta.cn TIE HldNEST PREMIUM II eev..<.
F4r. Tic ~ Maehne tYep Y. r4:x'} e eqaa. T. q.
unbsniinE with high rpe~l ard very silt A.ao IN
Chicago. Ihe ~ one {TaEa Fnrrs palent} J. larger
GrnkeE. and Is sviCE great 81 is1ct}Un The 40 MAl
faetuItnE End Family Machine eoubncd TaExHt 1ss7'
p&tsn} very amt canre1 ent for se*nx late Er
aaent Quilting. &c; aso. uA capable Of a'!g ths
dnet wie Mu..Ea. ,eee easily {ea.nec ou
tbe printed dltec4ionA.
samrle4 Circular. 4nd Cut s4,s receipt Of a:aIr.
Ms are role Aeruts heft for the UNIV EKsAL dEM-
MEl AMI GtAGE adjusted 70 all th,ctnesees e; e4oh
and al widths Ut x7 hem and 1e1s zoI
CAN HE EASIL: AT1ACuEu 10 Any SEWlE< =
MACHINE P!:e33.
LiRt:E DISCOUNT To AGENTS 4ND CLERaf.
"ACrA1S WANTED veryvhe1e. .Co:ae and ~
II 1Bs axke Htsset. sdl:Fte 4. CUlsHEI.I Gu.
+. q. i K F1.4 chicago. ilitnnta- oe14
, 1860-05-11
SOLUTIDn.

s1d x st,- IT, u uot aware t4at PAKiS, MI.
LAKE STREET, there y elegantly tI:ei NJ estahlAh.
Geods IN ihe We.ten Ma,ket. Tiers Ii psee II
dy .hs.e s.eh ansd.say o6 rish good ny b seeo T.
hayA bsen shown through tbs Bouse. aud the systeo
ofdaIEG busnes hAs been demonstrated such sautfao
tory that ot retfsn from giving pablo
tics s,xnEess AID e .4t th- "AZAA &" IL T3s
place TO hoI end variety Of nas ToAek Attces,
Fancy Hoods Psteas II ed!c1es PeTfumerj, etc. SC
, 1860-05-11

NOYER'S SULTANA SAUCE.
~ For Hot and Cold Dhes Of ali ktnGx THIS most d.
Heons and apr+ts!ng inrcnted bY the renowned
oye, for the London Kefoen Tub uce hls decease-
manufactured TIT wel known houss Crosse Black.
well. Landon. from The og!ral recipe. It II The f4orts
t7ans'a England and on The Continent with hsh nd
growing reputation Amons American Eplereta and much
Hrprovnd of smueut to the sppeu.s znd to txsson
Op1SlohS nF THE LONDON pREsS.
recommend our correspondent 70 Try Aoua SoYer.s
rsw 6aura entitled The 6a1t4ra s4uoe' II Is r,ade xs.
tss Tuskh Ess: it, faross excellent and adosa
&Aersble aid In eses of SLOW aad weak dizesttoaT1e
Lancet.
"sarory. Peuaut and sp:eywnty the gsu:us OF so~ef
.-l0bse.Fer.
~ rncs& vas4b:s adunet to Fhh F1ssh, Ind Fox snc
lhoaM Lave plAes oas 1eaJ tsaie-{At!sa,
3o!e AKents for tSs United Esata:,
GARDNER 9. TvEL1r. III Fulton St, Esv Yo,4.
and BRAY Il HAYES, ~ Cosah,l. Boston. Fo, ri. b,
osocszs and Frr1t psa!en ereryvhe,s. lA;b<ta4u
, 1860-05-11
TRUSTEES SALE -w1

oA "Eo SALE. Whereaa
ia n,nsfssn :. A. G ,. md Aana ~ Gibbs hi. ,, -
ssreI 10 -. ay g NaT ssrcosed spe d..
o. lls& of that dsts for the prsu ~. us4
e seene tho psy m nj Of tee thuu.sud toi. nfs*ro.d
Hetenot sna saet+ Of two certain h.ls or
Setd III 8,s ~ ,a deed Of .sn H.
@ Sna fHE tae caaafy Q. Cook ia S'.s - t,iso.o 2
Il OF AAF A. l>& md wort Vi In ~. IT Soe
u = H. Ks; Ksoe:s e. faf, 17 r. l. ~, .r's
- ,ssE,a tsau, ~ 5tea md ~ M ssss ~. =
sheacn r. ss ass sa;a n of
ca,rx, so Or a T. re ,ee hole h,s Of ~.
~ es cs e1ehsnc-. and lhc sss vii r1m1 1nd of
xn unpaid and wheFra> said i. il a. tr.st .holv due
eas"ea 81 eaasrtoe b. rraEn d.st - -onter"s:
~, IT. e1ee1sed ~ H. sa:' o+r,se Ghhs to,shss
,x:fe. 70 tia aa!d N4-t ~S!ose- vs:.h 1fs", ~
E.aauly af"d fo- record IN ~ K%enrir;H 1,ea = ssd
q isne A. D. ,ss I'd seord. il Seer ~ ps., e ~ a.
ea appeA9 nv 'as Rscp- ers e4rt e-as. IN. ~
tafsed "a tae n.sk At lid deed .ad whar - ~ ss1
"' .s S ~ ~ es Or ha,e made .aa 70
sssse ~ Afer rad. -" '~s""o3 0s
So~ therefor. tia aid M.rk II nret. d, h.v.nx
neeS ny pusaaaes Of power vesssdin ne ~ as aS
laA as~eve o!oek u room .; that DIV Mi ~ n.hH
aseNon ne Forth toor o. the co1rt Hoas< h, ths NV
- tas Eoaasv Of ct-,* aad Stae II,!nn to
BIDDER fot oeat tht following daa1bed propse
Uook And rtata Of Illinois, and tno1a and dk;nM3h3
@ - Writ ssv CO. acrta Of th- north h7;l ot tAs
e ~ e ths no1h.eet uster Of Seet,on nas.r fISl
O. ~ ThiE Principal M~-.c!aa toxetaeT V;th eIf
saoy u rsdspe a. ~ Se!9sS
Ap<sxtd VAltK @v1%NrwW1s wW1s&1o.
, 1860-05-11
NJ ASTER'S SALE.-State of Illi-
i1m1 i na1 coot coSn;y, ~-cook County Circuit court,
= Eoeas3sy. 1r9n II &n.E n GAoIse e. R4i4a Taos<

u ChaaetEy. John Il. K,n..e u, G4oTss Bu~ sna..
- AsmStIrEK and James Ayc.tt1 -" @.N3~
upNe Sotite Is hereby given, tha&tn pusuanee nj 10
andAis dee-ee~ eu:er+ ia above els,ie eanst On
~ ~ !sn ~ Of Aa.ea !. 1890 & Paius Fssr.
stecad day cf Nay. 4 %. so NJ 1t pua me
on !af rash thr ehet hcer NJ :hr nna doer offh,
ts :. sn oc:cet In he frnn O! sd dr. ID Il
a ~" s:nx cese1bed Saree! os r-s e>tass to ~: IAN
md u.u Nv ea'td the k.rd H.r ieuk ali thst
h Is nrEsh 1sct:on Of .ect.n NJ. no. tu LOWE
~ sS:n Pnsp. ts4d.a -h.ch le@ ou,h IL ps
sooeo n he ~atsf lets nf K!nE dlnn 10 h. IA
OF Ch!7xo - tes sad vAter iea laid out on ke
of5'ea4 plat "E map OF E!d KIn1ra Adttcp ucw % ds
y ~ o1es of the Recorder Of Deed% 10 Ccpy of
70 which 1d ornsl mAp rlat Tes q - hsletv
Ae OF - zach tae1ref MAJ b. 1ecssarv Il, tsfe -
aosy eus - nil complainant upon .sd dee+ With cos
a. LIZ PAINE fkHEK
rh, AasteF tn ChAuts1Y, Cook GtEsky.
, 1860-05-11

,.. Iss anders'Ea~d having hea -a,v appotnt+t al
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, 1860-05-11
Legal advertisements

MASTERS SALE.-state Of M
- noih Cook County. =: Superior Cur Of c,,a..s
william 9ote1 ~ Tlorsoes Aantney Juka D Mhs.2-
aaa thAle4J. h1l-Peton fo1 Mteaaa "a IT,. y.
Public notice hereby kssu thu IN purtuaoe. n A..
eetal o.ter entefed n thr above erse czn.e ~ ~
tsvsaa dav Of April A. D. ls% II. xcot ~ Me-, q,
shane. Of aid Coun vii On tte III dT II nv
That day seli II public auction to the axhc.t bSuer ~
cas \ tAs Ncrt dnef Of a4 tour Hccse t7i confv
q Cook tar following deseT beG pEeuiss tostte4y "a
- hiding erected Il rn. situated IN toe ~ sChcssn
kodaty Of Cook and State u ilinoi-, VT Lots ro1e
~ n g. un'rs suaavtico Of block IN 70 @ h
Fosteea suadF.Hou Of heeton thirty thsxe ,3t =
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9 - meridian. IRA ACyfT
e y ch,neey OF Superior Co1:t Of ChIeaxo,
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