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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
Wholesome Bread.

THE WATCHER YEAST CAKES. make the
Il sweetest and most wholesome bread II never
falls TO rise and always gives satisfaction.
Julyf3-tf MACKENZIE & AINCHIN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
NIcLcaM'S strengthening
COPdiai

WILL EFFECTUAILY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia jam
dice,
Chronic Nervous Mobility, Diseases of the Kidneys
and all Diseases arising from disordered Liver or
Stomach Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, Acid
ity Sickness of the Stomach Fullness of Blood to
the Head, Dull Pain or Swimming in the Head, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, Fullness Weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructatiens, Choking or SufIocating
Feeling when lying down, Dryness or Yellowness of
the Skin and Eyes, Night Sweats, Inward Fevers,
Pain in the Small OF the Back Chest or Side Sudden
fushes of Heat, Depression Of Spirits, Frighftul
Dreams, IanguOr, Dependency, or any Nervous
Disease, Sores Blotches, the Skin, and Fever
and Ague Tor Chills and Feyer.)
Over a Million of Bottles
Have been sold during the last months and in no
instance has it failed in giving entire satisfaction.
Who, then, will suffer from Weakness Debility
when MCLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will
cure your
Nolanguage convey an adequate idea of the
immediate and almost miraculous change produced
bv taking this Cordial in the diseased debiliiated and
shattered nervous system, whether broken down by
excess, weak by nature impaired by sickness the
relaxed and unstrung organization is restored its
pristine health and vgor.
MARRIED PERSONS.
or others conscious of inability from whatever cause
will find McLeans Strengthening Cordial thorou gh
Regeneration of the system, and all who may have in
lured themselves by improper indulgence, will find
in the Cordial a certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES,
McEeanss Strengthening Cordial
Is a sovereign and speedy cure for
Kncipient Consumption. Whites,
Distracted or Difficult Aienstruaiion Incontinence of
Urine or Involuntary discharge thereof Falling Of
the Womb, Giddiness, Painting, and all Diseases incl
dent to Females
There is no Mistake About 1t.
Suffer no longer. Take it according directions.
1t will stimulate, strengthen and nvigorae you and
cause the bloom of health to mount your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
FOR CHILDREN
If your children are sickly, puny afflicted, Nc
Leans Cordial will make them healthy, fat and ro-
bust. Delay not moment, try it and you viii be
convinced.
1t Is Delicious to Take.
CAUTION.-Beware of Druggists or Dealers who
may try TO palm upon you some Bitter, or Sarsapa-
rilla trash, which they buy cheap, by saying it
just good. Avoid such men. Ask for McIean's
Strengthening Cordial, and take nothing else 1t is
the only remedy that viii purify the Blood thor
oughly, and at the same time strengthen the system
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting is
a certain preventive for Cholera, Chills and Fever
Yellow Fever, any prevalent Disease 1t is put up
in large bottles.
Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS.
J. ii. MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, McLean's Vol.
canIc Oil Liniment.
Principal Depot on the corner of Third and Pine
streets, St. Louis, Mo.
Sold by W. W. BERRY DEMovILLE, Nashville,
and all respectable Druggists everywhere
my10dins-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14
For President,
ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICK FIT
FOR HE STATE AT LARGE.
BAiLIE PEYTON. of Sumner,
N. G. TAYLOR, of Carter.
FOR TUE DISTRICTS
l. VIM. N. BRADFORD, of Jefferson.
2. o. P. TEMPLE, of Knox.
8. ALFRED CALDWELL, of McMinn.
4. S. s. STANTON, of Jackson.
5. E /. GOLLADAY, of Wilson.
6. WM. F. KERCHEYAL, Of Lincoln.
7. JOHN C. BROWN, of Giles.
s. JOHN F. HOUSE, of Montgomery.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-14

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE Rooms
No. Is, -Four and-a -half-st., Washington, u. c.,
WaSninpfnn Cifr I,rra cn 1Sso
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than lo had in himself His true place is
with tho rest OF bis race, in the halls Of the
Vatcap, rather than in CHRISTIAN church.
All Ala Ea'nts aud m,rtyrs seem to be much
on the came order. The spirit Of Christian
Rome, 10 far as expressed By him. eeems to be
that Of worldly rcialiat:on-as il sayiug-
"Here, you devils look out for yourselves:
you stoned and cTucided and burned US, now
it is our turn. We eaints haye got the
Roman empire, and mean to have it our own
way. We are going to lord it on the ton Of
columns and monuments, and you arc going
to lie in the dust at our feet We are going
to havc marble halls and gems aud mosaics
aud chariots and horses and servants, Down
with your old palaces. If wu Christiane,
now we have got you down, can't bent you
in your own line, it's pity"
Michael Angelo expressed only that portion
Of tho religious element which belorgs equally
IN pagaMism and Ch1istianism-that Of s'ast-
ness and ooUer. There was 10 sweetness, 70
pathos, no tenderness, no love. One feels that
human prayer mi sht tlutter like bewildered
butterfly under the polished arches Of St. Pc
t@t's and 1ose itself in the infinite vastuesR
Without soucn'og ~~~rt Of lore anywhere.
Ills just as grand, and sublime, and cold as
old Rumauism, and her Michael Angelo seems
=, me only IN old Roman risen from the dead,
expressing with slight changes Of form all the
old R4lnan ideas. Ills Christ is Jupiter with
a handful Of thunderbolis. His Moses, far
from being that me,berly man that. brocded
people in his bosom, as q hen broods her
young, is great craggy, Roman domi-god,
r.ighty, mysterious, and cold. You see no
truce Of the man WHO wept and interceded for
shining Israal-who said in his passionate love,
= If thou wilt, forgive their sins; but If not
blot me, pray thee, out Of thy book"
, 1860-07-26

Extraordinary GJmnastIc Fents.
Galignani's MskfnQer gives an account Of
o.,oax.,...,;,arr nvr,rast;c f.ats performed
some extraordinary Z, a4n''0'' Ae' f-'''
in Paris BY u. Leotard:
snr;po;n, III, md seizinr two iron rings at-
t,.chrd 1o Fores SUSPENDED from The rcof, he
raisei himself by Strength Of arm until his
i'ody hud cym;lstely overtopped the rings, and
biz whole weight was borne by the wrists, now
piaced entirely below him. Sill bearing On the
wrists h. raised his feet iu Tue air uatil the
head wus down and lis body perpendicular
not;, he tstt i,ad ,,one below The wrists, and
49,. ~, !, tLat nosi,inn for n few Sec
, 1860-07-26
Jerome Honaparte'~ Corpse on Exhlbt-
ton.


Iron the rarz Correspondents Of the N. 7. uera,a.l
Chamber after chamber. lighted up with
turning candeabras, was silently traversed BY
tLis yoIuminous mass, till ut last itentered the
chamber Of death. All this was da,k as night.
except the north end to the left, which was
railed off and lighted up with Two magnificent
silver stands, bearing large globes Of light.
Between them, withdrawn to little distance,
lay the deceased Prince Of the house Of Bona
pa,te, He was ha5ited in marshaPs uniform,
his head Slightly elevated, the feet and lower
part Of the body was curved. The time extend
ed to each spectator, when 50 muny thousands
we're awaiting behind, could not be great; but
it was enough to show them " hat ravages DIS
ease and dea h had nade on the once stal~art
form of the brother Of Napoleon The body
had been embaned, and much had been done
to siye the teatnr-s g-u=ra, poss otthe great
Emperar's when in hia last slumber. Jerome
was undoubtedly luxe him in life, and in death
he now resemh'ed him. No stranger who bad
ever seen print Of the prisoner Of st. Helena.
US be lay on his last bed, but must hnve been
struck with the great resemp'ance, aud tue dis
position of the hair about the forehead had evi-
IDENTIFY been made purposely with view 10 II"
creas it. On either side were two priests IN
milk white robes, repeating n duli monotonoas
tones the prayers Of the Koinlsh Churca lot the
departed soul.
For myself who from frequent association was
intimately acquainted with the features ofthe
deceased, the sight Of them, now set IN unmean-
iny repose, pincbed in and shriEellsd By disease,
aud for the mummery OF State purposes Prep
ped IN in death all in tls babi!lments ol lite,
rns simply disgusting, and never remember
more enjoying the pure air than when made
my fiuu esress from that palace. know no
thing 10 my nind which tells more Of tue ram
pant barbarism ot man thau thut State. boast:
fny itself to be "a lete dt "a c.ri!isatio, should
derm 1t necessary to CRAFTY the multitude ~lth
aspsctaclr. the bare possibility Of when takng
n,ace in <,nrrs own person would add one more
and By no meaus tie least, to the full measure
Of the terrors Of death.
, 1860-07-26

A remarkable iustuuce of the diyeraion into
ph,lanthroptc chhnnes Of an immense fortune
IL eireu in scrap uf history respecting fholn
a. Grev, the founder ct the hospital Southwark,
England, bearing his ra1ne. We are told that
GREY had (urmtd 4 matrimonial engagement
with Lis servant girl, and just previous TO the
Wedding day had ORDERED tue pavement before
bus door to lie mended, marking particular
Stone US the turthcst ltn.it Of the proposed re-
rairs. LIS ailiAnced, noticing q portion OF the
pavement being LETT unre2atrcd, caled the Ut
teution Of the workmen to it, and was told that
Mr. Grey ha, forbidden them 10 extend their
operations 20 far. The girl rtesuming upon
her supposed power over her lover, ordered
The woTkncn 10 continue their la5ors, and add
cd, "Tell him haae you, aud he will not get
angry" hut she had recloned without her
host; for Grey, on perceiying that q change
hn additional outlay OF q few shil!ings, renaun-
ced Lis intention Of marrying the .9irl, and at
the uge Of seventy. six yta1s iOrmed the design
Of building the hospital referred 10. In erect
ipg the st. ucture be expended nearly one hum
dred 1hnus and dollars, and to endow it te left
the further and muuihcent Eum Of eleven hun
dred thousand dollars An idea OF his wealth
may be obtained from the fact that, besides
making many uf his relatives happy with annu-
tiles, and giving large sums to various charities
during his lile, he bequeathsd nearly half .
million dollars TO he diset among nll who could
prove themselves IN any degree fe1ate1 10 nlul'
History il mute respecting the manner in which
the almost bride bore her disappointment
| There is no evidence, however, Of her having
played the heroine's purt in an Egie Carstanf
| mely.dr41na. nor are We told whether the indis
nant old gent left her the least legacy as salvt
| fer her wounded pride. All We know is, tha
the assumption OF mlssresssh'p ie" hours 'os
soon, secured Tor England one oi her finest hos
pi.uls, md placed the name Of Thomas GEeJ
On record Is tae largest private contributor Il
benevolent objects known to English history
or our owc.-l1s:.
, 1860-07-26

Cats in general are said to die hard, but De
Ia Croix tells Of one that escaped wretched
death hY outwitting philosophical professor:
~ once sam" he relstes "a lecturer upon
experimental philosophy place cat under the
glass receiver ol IN hir pump, for the purpose
ol .ieiuoust1 1ating tLa1 life car4not be support
ed without air and respiration. The lecturer
had a1eal5 made several strokes with The Iis-
TN, in oller to exhaust the receiver Of alE,
When the cat who began to feel herself very
uncomfortable in ths farifcd atmosphere, was
fortunate enough to discover the source from
whence htr uneasiness proceeded. She placed
her paw upon the holr through which the air
escaped, and thus prevented any more from
passing out Of the receiver. AL The e1ertiona
of the philosopher were nov unavaliing; in
vain he drew the piston; the ca:s paw eftectu.
ally prevented its operation. Hoping to effect
his purpose, hs a:ala lei the air into tha reeev.
er; but wherever he attempted to exhaust the
receiver sLe applied her paw as before. The
spectators c:hpptd their hAuos in admiration O
7hc ca4', saeacisy, and the lecturer WAS com
PEELED to renacve her, aud substitute another cut
that possessed less penetration for the cruel ant
| lnexcusable expi1inieu;."
, 1860-07-26

TLcse Rrrings are etratc1 IN the valley Of tie Oak
Orchard Greek, In the :own Of Aaaa Gene..ee county,
n T. eight mile. South nf the visee Of Medina. on the
Ere Canal, aad fourteen mtlss tron Batava-
:n-T,~ prtnciraa Add spring. a5s thEee IN number
wha circuit u aoert my rods IT, Eea:eln.l Qualities
% the TssIs az rig ~ 1ns S e.
1arie s Stss Z rs snt e, S,S;@es ;Ss q
qaau,ities, q ths.e eusss!7s sub!tanets-'
@ sSe eesotaeus isthe.s hase betn card by theif
Sr- In stia ds.a.es-erru l. confirmed '1rusy-she
~atr1s hive ZEN t1cnaliy tuesessfsl
in tke cseuus. The following ea,;nent senemen speak
io s'nx terms Of n. med g. 81 value Of th:r. waters:
= New yo.s; i;r il. GtxrpE1 q 91t.aeA. Mass.
1ss; sss.;sss
s e s.; y" T:e: :' IT. % ss sf;, 81 1X t
isy isy s 5s's ssns for al
IRE. r Wn1rr mi rap15 o. tss s1ntest o. these
;:s sS, e 1si:S ;ss b
edty e ad s es'1 les nesn. ~ ppDeIt5s t
a:!s a.ss,d Ne ehonl: aa:et,on. :. Is gs.;. saa
*a"'y ana some sf the .< 5.so se1: xs e.,os
:hs".;c r,tis .'ia~.: of passive henor
ses 2xssr 4le M ma ii e t. os.
ecd ~h rdvsnt7 tay r. ss ot .os ,groti tF.5.
eudcni "a ea1ed u!ce,sted state Of ,he
h... sitended with phot. hae redinl.nt : s,ta
be re-y <lnI prefer .bf onns:se aei3 a, ee.s NOR
Ia fel d.sts,es i 81 @ b u;ed stopssl. eru
A.t IL .ku assast-sn tAo.a fusus Of 1Stp-rsi4 COT
led VIII 1ht alkaline condition Of the Nnn.en: =:
etloir acid il sa.es Of fa!i pi<soss and 9&her ntuE
rg from hs setion 2f lad this WIT.
ga;. IrvaSuss ehroaie easarrA, and ax.d
ch,oxlc o1llmia >c1tenay} a k1Eglf IN Hto7o.s ~
| and alo n f>lfNk. - Ia, ,.-.
d;1ahf En- ihrtr {irnes day. sufficient for init
tcr ie iroaials FROM ply cans and other Eespectsh
trdyidu3ls NAV be on Application TO The Agent.
D~slers euyp led On liberal terms
/ No }T:tter ,ea zine unTras rypruzr1 from
] n " DUSTW1Ck. Sole Agent.
No. o74 Drna ajway, New York.
, 1860-07-26
kxTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ CouuIy ss.-supeIor t:onrt Of Chic.so IN Chance.
u-The Chica9' MaIine and Fire ln5urancs Company
GeoRe 4. Eekle7, L@tta EeE!ey. Chat'es Lay
cork. Samuel ". Fuller and Ezra r McCa2x.
r bic Hetce herehy x!sea that IN puruan ~ de.
eta order entered ia na above entitled cause On ne
seca! commissioner the sixth 18th tay of Aueutt
north dor Of the Coutt uoust II the city Of Chca2o
ton 10 tb. highest bidder for the following described
cnlees tut 80 much thereof nsy ae Decessasv t.
the Je ,he kd corl irant npon the Indebtedness
nentiobe in s. de and seeure BY certain etei OF
trust bearing date eh day Of Jul 1852 A:t and *
ecte by said defendants }t ~ltT ant Lefta
Eckley hin wife Asd hled fos rtcor In the Recorders
oce OF szd county Cook. August 10th. ls9. a.d re-
oed IL bGoS sl 81 fed paze 10 convey !uY Tue prem
SEA mentioned ia tau deere and hereinafter dacr5ed to
tke tad deEtnd1nt*, Ezra b. AeCaRtapi samuel fal.
kr In trust to Indebtedness mentioned N said
decree situated ID the city Of Chc1o county or Cook
ard State OF Ilnna. to Wit:
The a3u ftty 1907 feet Of the north one hundred and
fty t1} OF the hundred and htT Zee:
block seventeen ~ ia Busnnes I'd itlon to The city of
Chicago, and oe.crbed more particularly = follows:
CunlmencinR point une hua1red 1eet south o. ne
northwest seTsa'esn a. running son'a
huncrs I'd Az t!a ies R.5alsi VIII Eln s{5srt
fhenee venone hundred ana ay t5o) tet parallel With
tpmptioa ct the saa GesHke X. E:kleT and L+tlt4a
EckieY. their he r. sd assigns therein.
IRA SE0rT, TrnAee and special Commmie'oner.
hsr@~o f1na
, 1860-07-26

,-j;a,ry's iricopbrrous ls the beet
.,h c+.:+s ~ c.c %: trrals teau ti:.s cEans:Iz,
~: ise.trv.rr .nt se..c4Ek lie hsb. LAI:et t1y
90. /. H.. i,ru.s..., 1tt ler::.np,a. Ll!stdp61
, 1860-07-26
@{1fttai nnftIrx::
EN 1nvigorate the Svs,om- M.

o' OF our dHe.sc' proceed from dcsaascn,en,. If
.aa .oe nsSes. want Of v1sor In the digestive
stas and Mid. ONE PREPARATION ANn W. n,.,s -
ONLY. reaches he Cue and tie cor r.eouenf., ~
comfort. To sve strength u the xe.rcned
sa.' lie Astscd ncTes and to restore ,h., ,-,,,~ ~
a'a Ia q. tae ossae' ~heh Constitute r<re h,,,h IA
s 80 'ohk md pain,ess lse there is no mrd,c,
~'ete .ns ~ad which will mcase with osrEr
,.n. s'oAAeh bt11ERs. Ii would he IN ,psu4 to
te'f he has na heard Of tier amazing
II, ,to 1a Lse1 Compliant, krncsnl Debility, a,.a
~ 'e osdf1en 10 which she stomach N. liver ~, ho,.,
na tue s97tem sphyscs 10 marvellous {. tAr
e os ms Ssat restorative ts ph, .c.sns If .,unrroe
40 oot 10 adz sher naracs a wnea. 10 thc ta,
e'a ~ OF pe's'ns who tar ,4rn rr.cuca from .a.n,
~ tho BHes when tic remedies Of the dsp<p.
Ely had al ecen :rt.d without ar.u.
s'It al druggists cve-ywhc4r, ,v..,,,
, 1860-07-26
g Something that Never Fails

THU Never FaIlR,
We h1 eoec Graf shror1h The prraa, Of ~tn.,!,r~
n<7 tut re on reliable proofs Of The RAJ erce.
,'Ne' hefca sEef asatIon ac s sars. In th, ,c.,e
H"s4 hFIEns STOMACH B17TEns defy counet..
~ 80 curative eSrr stained the s,sae popularity in tho
'"e ''ne. eeSrn years ago not known out OF pr-
&C. S'~. the sales amcun, to ovcr TWO 7uou.
SAs' 7"-f1as aAf. Every AGENT Of the prorrieicFs
ic ':'e ssnle report curus ua,yc.,cux NJ
'*e' 'c Tie PREPARATION stronger cserv Gaya-deuand
go :aal, l@eFeatie- Letters pour IN hs every ma AZ
-aacs III ~otdesfGi effects tn Nss}eyaa = Liver Co r
A - n*'a! tee!l}ts, parfsra pyensesy, sud all co.
"a a' OF the stomach ad esc+tny o,r.n. Ills net orlv
Ii III: iola'abfc le!Es The oet agreeable o al Ii.
b.''es n: Present ncfo.e the rrtl;c. i.,6.ew
, 1860-07-26


- Congress Water.-Much spurl-
-- ~ate. has ben lupo-cd on the 7nlflc a cuS'
.,!.-ss WATER" BY unpncp!td persons counterfeit
e.: ~. ;irv da:. ta! NAME, cali Il" s4E%e
~. Wer: witch n.ArT rest1.s .utIo@e to be the IA!
. ''.:t'n..=s- waer. aitho 'sa II r. oEy The :sre
'.':"'..e'n which s.s SI'.:pr IS situated.
;ne ru..c tru:. :uc!1 In 1o:tc1s We have al
-, 's. b.4rtld th1s:
cuSG.Ess:
G.. ".
WATER.
Az kayi4 tlo.e Eoris &pd letters on the coskA
-.; a.d taa purchaser Eao1!d rsc.eruts lit
.-...swr Ring.
s,-:-s W.! rcs!ve rraupt atteat1n II addrts~d 70
~ trs;:-> Spring. Saratoga. New IcTk, Or Al osf
s:'H:.- l..;.pi u: tonkrr.s Ws:tr In New fc,k ctT.
CLARKE WHITE
1lopsieto.s coaGra.r sFsnES~
, 1860-07-26

HUBBARD d. HUNT, Agents,
So.l Lour!s' building.
Corner Of Clafk aud Water sttee + chissxo; .:s;.
Applications for Insurance, nr The renewal Of ionees
u d1y appoased Agents for :ie civ e Lteaso wh 9aa
poer 10 receive proposal. and 1nsue Policies m a. saVos
be t-s Is Gthcr responhle Companies; And H. aim VI
be to secure 1he confidence Of thu public BY Al honorable
u. MAGiIL, General Agent, 81 and s. West Third
street Cincinnati o. whom N application for A4euces
In he Weseya OF South Westen St1ea may be addressed
, 1860-07-26

~lAIE UF ILLINUl5, county OF
ACaok .e-Supersor Cour Of Ch!axo. August Tes'n q.
D. 1851 The MERCHANTS Savings Loaa ant Trust tonpa-
4y.vs William u. Trtadwe.!, John J. 1reacwe. John 5.
Perry and Eu~a-d Norton.
Public notice Is hereby given the said william 3D.
well, Jobn j. Tfeatwei John ). Pe1,y and Edward Nor
ton that H Of attachment ssued Of ths Of the
Clerk Of the superior Court Of Chicago dated the tven
= auth dsy o D. lst Al ths suss Of the 70 Ihe
The e+t.te ot the sd Wusm b. T1t4dwe1, John J..
T.sad~e 1oEn Perry ana Etw atu Nonon for the surn
Ut three tho1rdseven huured Ab 1o. .tzrs directed
t. ne saerd Of Cook County which rad writ has been re-
~o- therefore, nnEsss yoa. the saM William B.
TteasT:.n- loh. -~.'iwe. John :. Ptry snd Et~art
Norton. shr personally be oc1 az sae efsi.e
superior Cou.t Of Chieako tt1ort the tae
thereof to holden at the Couft House In 1Ee
City n cL4ko the n.a Monday Of Aukust 4: D. $50
ye sssa! In if, sad I,ssd to +. sid pla;1a .eso1
nc sad The Merehatss sayiaxs Loan A.d Isus compaay
and much Of the property Attsched may - Fut.
cert IN sast5 the sald ud and cost N be sold
to xatis.y tbs sane. WALTER AlABALl, CLERK.
FAzw11l, SMITH i THoxAs, Plt'f's AttJi-
, 1860-07-26

II l r E, II a r l n L !,
, 1860-07-26
#n1.fp a1ln Grfbange

AIUNEY TO LOAN.--For one
~ Two or Five Fca1z, ,nst low rates.
fr3 I,fI..lEE - frAYk street
, 1860-07-26
AegaI advertisements
GARDEN CITY HOUSE PRO-
~ PERTY far asie II 4ufNoa,
Attention Ca plxaltaty~

TRUSTEES SsALE.-Whe,ea4 dst4o.t having t<en mad.
tn thf payment OF III tn Pnussory Notes and
debed In two csstan Derds Trust By NOS
ard recorded IN the Office Of Recorder IL Cook EL1u
II. July 18th. 10 In eook No. Of Dses Page .75 and
ths other o. 81 Deeds dated November ls js3 apd "a
corded In the oce afore said :o7tmb 9Th .s In hook
lo9 Of Deeds, Page IT the utters!xntd the Trustee
n,ned IN the sad Hefds OF Trust resp, iyey. and to
VIII The IL d here enaftes described c,nve, I'd in
and hy the sai Der d. tf trust vii the farth fAy ~
Auxu A. D. t.60 st Ten O'clock In the forenoon ns said
dav the rth door of the Court Houre the Cny Of
Chicago County Of Cook State Of HIaotA s-u
that well known and valuable opesy known the Gar
itn City House nd sIonnas II the northeast Of
Aadltoa aEd Market f1ees in sid Cy Of thka4e md
nttJ tEre {sJ} n original Town Of Chea:o, In the
County At Ccok aforeAi. Also The wes: III ti5 ett
Of Lot Me- ~ the ~hoe Of Loa NUMBERED ,hte
"a md .our ~ Canal Trustees Subdivision Of Lot
et1 -. in said Block y three oa Also. the vest hal
OF ot No. stx o. In Block No. eghtyope tal Ia The
School section Addition to the City of Chicago Ii aad
TO County.
The particular attention Of capitalists u invited to this
splendid property The Garden CITY property VII b sold
subj It to Mostk1Ee thereon, executed By sao Ihroop
and life 70 Sytvetes MA.sh to secure the payment OF
u00 With Interest II 10 per eert sra ee@! annuay
Bostoo tte principal a.o payable u atd ely "a re
int day OF April A. D. 16- 1ttesttt has besn Eucnlnx
tsd MaAh debts III G april At !s6o Tht ot OF land
cunhr1rce OF &t6oo which fell due the 1Qh Day of
Nay. 1853 and vi cd hA extended to Nay lah, 1880
and Upon xhl Interest h1s strce May 1Uh. 1872
Iced or 1eeos Will ee executed To- the purchase on
The day or sale. EPHHAlM INuALLo. Tsu.iee.
Chicago, July 81. 1HEQ& tT3 c1s3td
, 1860-07-26
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