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, 1860-04-10
How to be Handsome.

Nis perfectly natural for all woren to be
handsome. II they are not SO, the fault lies In
their birth or in their training, or in both. We
would therefore respectfully remind mothers
that, in Poland, period Of childhood il recog-
nizcd. There; girls Do not jump from infancy
cradle directly to the draw,ng-room, TO dress,
81. still, and look pretty. Uusing childhood,
which extends throuEh a period Of several years,
they are plainly and loosely dressed. md al
lowed to run, ronp and play, in the open air.
They take to sunshine as does the flower. They
are not loaded down.. girded about. and op-
pressed every why with countless f1ills end su-
perabundaut flounces, 50 as to be admired for
their much clothing. Plain, simple food, free
and varied exercise, abundant sunshine, aud
good mental culture, are the secrets Of beauty
u after iife.-Ladies' Kers7dper.
, 1860-04-10
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County

= z OF 1IIINVIS. County
Of. k. superior tout IT Chlzaeo, Term.
Sto William H. Jowns+na .s. TAoul T. Ack1nTEY,
i,1a1 1s.1a Hiss1y 3. ~ j"aath.a claF t;s"'ke
Amtavti at the nna-tesienee # III mas 4. NeKiL 1r,
3o4 Lasna bis wifi. tw al tt IL fxndl! aaeove
u1mtd haslnx a.d IL TIC lice Ut Clerk i'd
superior toatt ot c!g' a.tcri- A%seby ssro 10 the
81! n ms b. W. hln.try aLa L4v1sa NcKiBRry. his
eo1 tic caueery pc t.eleuf IN Tue t@eny- nlneth
d.yo Ma1ca. II and ID sunuluaA hereupa lsaue1
tzss " MAY ot Nay texf, 1eA - ~ ~ required.
Na% W:l,% >eu, she t.id ghuEaa4 B. Arklns<D and
1avlna " k:h ~ 'h1 personally b. ard tp+e1E tto.s
sal >nrers co't of eo4 count; ths i l4y Of ias
nex term thereof 10 ec hcadeu II hcakv III euonty,
demur to The s.!i cuupasol Il Of nplA! + the and
ihe .: I'D lhinks eret eharte I'D stated, will bs
corL1ux tho prayer u sAsa oIl
, 1860-04-10

EXCITEMENT IN PERRY Corxrr, M1ss1sslrp1-
AZ ARMEp GAxG or NEGROES At LAnGE.-The
Paulding Clarion, Of Wednesday last, sars:
A gentleman came all the way from Augusta
to this county a few days ago 10 procure track
dogs for the purpose Of bunting gang Of out
Mississippi. According to the account given
By this gentleman. who is US respectable young
man as any in the comfy, the gang numbers
i've or sir. aud arc armed with guns and wea-
pons. White men arc suspected Of being in
league with them. and one man has been arrest
formaut says that an unprecedented excitement
exists ia the community, surprising anything
that was erer occasioned by the depredations or
the noted Wages clan, which operated so cxten-
sircly ia Perry County.
, 1860-04-10

Skr-nocxEr ANoSa P1sEoSs:-A few days
since, while tho wild pigeons were firing in in-
Vulnerable quantities over the city, Mr: George
n. Baker, proprietor Of the pyrotechnie estao-
lishment al the corner Of Perry and Superior
streets, thought lie would see what effect his
fireworks would hare upon the feathered tribe,
and upon trial, discovered Il new fcld for sport
inr gentlemen TO hunor their fancy. Just rs a
their mids. q halcdozen heavy roci iate, pro-
ducing wild and inexpressible CONSERVATION !;
At once the vast Gock would change its course,
dividing in al directions, md in many instances
great numbers would come to the ground aud
a1;ght; others would reverse their few yards Of
the ground, wandering about in wild confusion.
One heary rocket bursting just beneath large
aock, aud shooting Quilts hundred fiery. hissing
serpents, had the fleet to send the whole brood
ylnR Tas los, to ,ns ssh,
confusion TO tsss earth, were captured BY boys
In the ,,c1chborhaod.-E'tr P9aindealtr.
, 1860-04-10
Death Of 4 millionaire IN Charleston,
s. C.--Ltberal Utquost.-11ome9 for
tho red.

AAA0 <AG%AA
From the Char:eston Mercury. March 81
Ar. Nm. Enston, for many years alarge deal
er ia furniture III this city. died very suddenly
yerterday morning, Mr.. Enston was anatise
ot England, but came to this country in carly
childhood. In Philadelphia, where be grew up
To manhood, he learned the trade Of chair.
maker, and alter his marriage came to Charles
ton to follow TINT trade. From his humble be-
ginning, BY habits Of strict Industry and atten-
ton to business, be became one Of our wealth.
est citizens ,aud has died possessed of n proper
II Of about &. 100000. Being cbiIdless, be .,as
left his wife life interest in tug csts.<, aud one
Or two lie aunu;ties to rele..,res Ifnon he
death Of these parties, t.e entire c.tate e1crnt.
ing about s3o. 900. sre.ts to the CIV of CburIes
ton N trust charitable purposes. as is more
e1phch-.S -.S set forth in the following extrac.
''c -, his will, which was read yestcrday:-"Aud
+ at the death Of parties concerned. wherein the
amount is not left unqualitcdly absolute. shall
revert buck to my estnte, at the death Of all
parties concerned: it is ny wish and will that
The whole fund shall 60 to The city Of Charles
ton, for the following purposes, and under the
following provisions; to build up hospital for
| old and 1nlllm persons, none must be admitted
under the asc Of {45) forty five years, unless IN
| the case OF some great indrmity. / entirely
| exclude luuacy from the said hospital. 1t is
anything else. The necessary qualifications for
entrance must be poverty, good honest char
acter; tue rartics mast &c drcent, and the gift
Of the place must be in the hands Of t~elvc
trustees. chosen by council; and the said trus-
tees, with the mayor Of the city, shall deter
mine whether they arc proper persons for the
charity. There shall always remain in the gift
Of my Of my fa.ny, if any ba alire, six gifts
for six individuals. Before anything can be
done With my funds for such a purpose, the
city of Charleston must furnish not less than
eight acres of ground to erect the said cottages
on. fur cacll cottage must hare small garden
to busy the occupant. These cottages must be
built Of brick, in rows, peat and convenient, twc
stories high, having each two rooms aud
Kitchen As have no time now, there must bt
nsde plan Of said hospital aud submitted t<
ny wife llapnah for her approval. The lot o
ground, or its location must hare her a~-. :,
, 1860-04-10
SALE.-State Of ILL.,

ASTEK'S SALE.-State Of ILL.,
1s1 pnIs C1'eut Cont of Cook eounsy-ln h1nee1Y.
Eunlce Exert An'trxw ExeFsf.
Pub e t.cr i tesvhJ svsn ..at L. c. raIae FreE
Mss In Ehantsry tf teok uut,. tAe sxnk
OF 1pE Ie64 4: IN oc.ccE i u Of 1.lt y. tbs
Nott IL at Tho court Hoa>e IN the city ef Ch u
tQun 5. ze II bEc .actIn TIC ht<hest odd fhA
Vest hat c tho she-st os swet Oh talty - "a
ss~ushl2 thirty 'sysn %: soIsh Of y .1a
IN ihree annuzlk stAtAts, With a1rest 1t az pef eet
Dttee, ents 10 be cuied b. motfGaee oa tho pit
ses sci4- c,rAlSE F..kEhv
M,sser n Ch 4peesy. Cook to"ntY.
f.hsr. Na1rh 4ofh I'm m b4ast8
, 1860-04-10

TXECUTUR'S SAlE.-Th- exec
noEs ot the Esta'e u J. Da.eer II. oter for aas n
Public Areon NJ the Month toot Of The Court Aous> u
cit Of ChcsEu tht lah day Of NAY nk1f The fol-
Iowt1x lots Aad description # property being pakt at sid
LOTs IN THE CITY VI CHICAGO.
Sub Lot Of loksA EocE I: School Sec. 30x17o.
- f~ssN = i = @ so1isS + !.
q ChE Il town, 301 81 Il.
E.1nN ~ u ~ luz ~ n.
~ - sth1 Sec. N0x3:o H.
N.w.X" ~ uCaEp'a NJ Esxl94 &.
Lot H. block u School Sec. s7aIecs 70 redemption tox
EJm 3(1x1Q feet.
LOIS IN PERU. Ill.
Lots and u b!ocx 16. tlhs u T. X. ( Railroad h.
tae MA LAND u ~ Il ~.SxEBAco CO.. nj.
! N.tofN u SEC. - Town q. KAnko3 - a1e&
LANDS IN TOWH / CUUSTt or OTTAWA. AtCH-
~ e !; ses'on r'zn k'a<s i:.....:sso Aga
s:@x : =: is ,::::;::Io
rats sa!e b lit In t!tvrt4n. o.. 1885, Length l steo
gert. M-a&urnrnL us VI N3 tons-
TEKMA-Onc hsf essh: n anee 10 aud two Jeass.
with ate<est anl with s4tlsl3eturY security
5. LltD 2nd ). ). SLATER.
fel6{s;S.M Exc nfrf1.
, 1860-04-10

MAT. 4. HAVEN,
In LrMRKR HR0EEE,
Of1cx or LrxpEnxts'a EXCHANGE, Roox No. L:so's
ELuGE,
rFThe purchase and ssc Of cargoc. ahost or TO arrive
- ea;rs ,.no,nrs atte1tinu np713w
, 1860-04-10

FE1N1F4KFERYcyE
yHotsrAeslHGHEAh- HEcuh Il S1R'YLAkk
ASpCtA.E .EesKEkTstk SoTAEAEE1HA ATAT
FARKa RKaxo1:f.1KE-TRH.Ti SKif1ANf1
4Ytf4 4EpCPEsIABL ~ ESTFIu II pWtIH
xyyR3yAkIETTrfftfsf EsTIbftErASo
rASCYGtppsIxIME~t srE FkNAHKsTTu
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1hwnEa FsrcHA
ylNEp,srLA1 O . E1Ga o. OpaAA ThG.EfaA
rIEtAt)REaA{r *knAF
xEKZSa,to ~ nkOrGHTIt II 'C-EA' bfH
EaT~1s 1uFIoZSG bCttA Est uAenHkNn1&
oySs9AJEpEyaECHA-A CT.tH' AASf
YrruATw &c. SSuT6 : 6ETkAlfTEQNG
rceL1rxpr CE1usfHA nc Il sAx ncf1xx3
rnAIfaEpAZAA rtAcAT16INtAS
xxts.x -bS SAE.kr@cFFIAEZotAKf
syASsfGa2psPATKST Eb.cI3IAr3krpA
IKYETCE1c.
, 1860-04-10

Srand1etha 1Ils They pleasant ~ truly elective
asdcluc can b.. Itstuc you ty take puEgatves which
opcratc Wit auut pa!u bccause they takc the Ia saoc
a4 from the blood which than be1s bled worse
than hasng the sltal u!d Abracted Bcware Of them.
Bndsrths Pills only take hod u til -se matters which the
at'y when SICK to evacuz4e4 They a.s solely IN
as!<ant paure-notbnx more nothing lcas. They 90
not force: they merely asslst; aad herein il their great
value The nan Ii thrice b!ea who fortunate "a TO b
Acquainted with this good almost perfect gin to razn be-
cause Ut ba, great e1teus his body insured In health
hr ther occasional use. Principal tll.e ~ Canal st1cs
New York Sold BY al resc:aac dealers In medicine
pn3ttw1m
, 1860-04-10

l1LEGt11nArE ApvER71s1Sc.-Some half hun
dred of oar exchanges come to us with several
Of their columns crammcd with The first two
chapters OF "The Gipsey Daughter; or. The
King aud the Sorceress. by Sy1vanus Cobb,
Jr.'S This worthless trash, as is we'll known, is
published. not as legitimate reading matter, but
,ptxHy, which abounds in similar stories. Il is
always accompanied by au elaborate puff of the
paper, which is ruug in just at the moment
when The hero or heroine Of the tale reaches an
exciting crisis. The story then abruptly breaks
Of, leaving the reader to 80 elsewhere for the
that is, If the story is Of auy ralue-and it it is
not, be is cheated an, how. How long will res.
nectab!e newspapers lend themselves to the
endorsement Of this literary trickery !-,a.h-
nile Union, 4pr1Il.
, 1860-04-10

In Thompson's B1nk -yott Rgister we find the
following: alt is no easy th NJ for people bay
ing money on hand to make up their minds
what to invest in. High rate Of interest and
perfect safety il very pleasant combination;
but how to be sure Of bosh is question. This
question va have argued with thousand of
men, and We may say women, too, whose bumps
of greed and caution we're well developed. The
past few years hare giren very good solution,
which, whom put into table form, shows about
the following results:
Those who strove for T. per ernt sad oa all
Thotc who s.1uv* far 10 pr cent
Thosa wA~ stroye for per cent. !ott5
Tho who strove for per CENT
TAo.t who 9r1ve f,r per {. y.
Those Whit satisfied win per !ns ltile
TaoAa who we1a satisfied with per MI
II any one is curious to prove this table b5
any test within their circle Of: acquaintance,
they will please 90 back to the Investments
made in 1856 to 1858, inclusive. This much Is
certain those who have adhered to the strong
est securities ere now -farthcr-tarthest-
better of than those who adhered to high rates
Of intereat on the outlay.
, 1860-04-10

Net bll1rct 3lst JaltaIys 1e0o~.s.
ASSETS.
Bond aud Mortgage Leans On kea!
EktAe...-.-..-+. ."'
Loans On 5tpfIkAEe Bonds. ...--..
Bank Stock Loans.
Bank aud Railroad Htfck.......s
Na'tElee Eonts. s....--............
Cash deposit d in bank.....-.....
PREMIUM, notes brA1lng 6 HeF ctut.
tn'ettt-........-......-.. -..-.--.
prem!uIna IN the bands Of sren1a
and ta te atait,
, 1860-04-10

MASON d CO., Agents,
t-.Ar-n NJ. Cf1rk street,
, 1860-04-10

4 late letter from Rome reports The Pope to
be looking in very bad health. lie walks feeby
and almost totters. He seems to be coreting
rartyrdom, a every other path only Leads him
who i likely to set rnartyrdom, seldom appears
In public,
, 1860-04-10

rva1It1 IN Tbs world
Es other dye has been auAlyzod
No ctker dye produces rucn ,.ultiexs e7.e.,
No cth=r dye can te applied 80 rapidly.
Ne Other dye Il 80 las' In: in it, efec44
Ne oher dye improves tho kxue Of tr hair laa been
ASALiZE0 4sY pR. chiffon,
Chemist to the Croton ,.er Board Of New York. and
tied by hin 10 be ~ hasnless Ctoon Wak1 Bis ce
fatc nay BE- esen II the establishment. Of the proprietor
Sold and applied b I'll hslr tsezse1s CRls
TADOR0. NJ. 6 Astos House. New Tork.
JOHN y. PARK, Agent,
tnhltdA- H1m ls4Lake s.rect, ChteAzn.
, 1860-04-10

~ Those who are Curious to wit
aess thu wonderful perfection which a. ohswadt data
znsgcr n BatcAGors n. " his bsortt the Eanntse
tura nt WIGS and oupees Invited 10 vl4t h Wig and
Has tying nooh.s a. No. lc Lake street. and examine
thsz us!ous sotucsleu. Q! as- No scrutiny detect
toe4f !fcl from Lie natural when ad!Q.ted 10 the he'd.
, 1860-04-10

Auptrurs ufrIcE, STATE Or 1tItsois,}
springfield. February 18th 1sk4 S,.d
TT So, IT. "" ~ No Yo1f r.. Ird IN lis
'cc statement Of the condition Of is a4is ~ Frqulfro
hy requisite the ekcneles q Insurance C9npa
MES not incorporated by the State Of approved
Fvb. H. 1s aud act aeadaoy theftto proved Jaa.
uary 81. 1851 and whereas said Company las sat
is{Actory cyi tht 1t Of the amount
Il stocks and aud h1s hid 10
ts icc rtien Iu.trument bgnea bT The President and
Secretary thereof appoinsing i. r aasoa q Chte.ko
~ and fay aud ersedy autho,zs him T. scsnowl.
edge teg7ce Of for aid on behalf OF raid
that sesrcc Of upon hm the sAd agent
ka BE- aken aid held to be a. valid ~ served pp9h ne
Company at waving al cara Of eor by reason OF socn
service. .,,., r.,..,s.
afoIts' d Jexte x. Dntols Auditor u Public Aceaan!s
al the Sie Illinois, do efrby cerfT that The sad n.
Mason il I'D hoze nen IT. the sAll Company 70
Eansat the If insurance In tbs STATE Hnl "
thtyrt day Of Jahtarg Ia the year eighteen hnnoteo
and sixty otar he n75 b legally empowered SOLO
III Testimony whereof haze hercunto subscribed ny
nau- aud the seal uf osce II Springfield ILLS
1''a s7' u s'''' JESSE L. DUBOIS, Auditor r. 4.
MASON d CO., Agents,
, 1860-04-10
AegaI advertisements,

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Coos. ss.-superorC Cous, o. ch ako. I.nr !.,.,,
1adD D-Phiisus w. G.tss nder :. WarneT. 1Tbej.ns
e. \ arneE, hrnaa hAl-trs sud b4y,u H. fra~r -.
samus q turlek Henry Ac!tu'ev ans u H II VIZ
Petition Mtchahc Lien. Arav!. fho non re- u: n+a
having det Ii The oe- Of The CLARK u ~. -utefios
Cou Cheaxo. noti eishessby lven.u tn sid Ssxsi
Court, The aay of October l.a ta2t suu,oua
Issued out of 1d Court against said detend2nt
law ,tqued- Now. you. the said sap Il y B1f-
otck. bal pessonAy he nj aipea' sefost .Ad Superior
tenn theseos Ar holden II Chicago III ti Couaty.
th- It ~oud.y ofJure l.d anu psAd, auswef or d. muir
10 .ad petli :onets pe IT, sud matters aad
!n> therein ct ind a'e will b. taxa aseon essed
and csc e1te.t1 Aaa,t you according u ths Of
a2.A pettti,n. ". klNHAL CisIk.
fARw.Ll. sxuu : TuoxlA Ion1:.s SpI.s.
, 1860-04-10

LII SrwxzAok Coxx.e1osEa 0rEtcE. th!cato, in.'
Aprsh ls*1-tc fu owing orat1 *as pasasa II aesa-
lar mtctue Of The board 10 day:
osnEazn heIeant1 Fl p.s ass ssrnseSs r ~;
~ M ~ hereinafter rxovd by it, autt oEzed azTns
A. aa 1 n tae pat asa
boat II Tue peu.t sun fou and dollars 70 execute
TIE work III houeh and III SsS saa az ~
from inns to lime ce prt@ bel hy this fo.rt and 70 kssp
the .amt 10 eood ser and hold tc q the ots
On srhrh ,hr drut nav laid and this Bard harmless
frcm ali sMIee arising from aryinperftcton ~ tasees
nes. Of nan.hp Il. The space Of two ycar assr 1ne
xpxrEp That notice Of thf adoption a. this stsu7on
&c ~ li.rsas .rse. nffhe Ro..d J. D. WEBSTER,
tGsha:t IN NJ Acting Commissioner.
, 1860-04-10
. .f,tsttrantt...
TONNECTICUT MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
nm xz aNTR nR RD CONN.,

m ~ n -
:,
Fourteenth Annudt nsdsen1ent q tA4 Lonn<e@t-
yedT tHdsng odH" oi"'' A7"9'
~. Aaa., go r.. ~ Il for nrrn iums dur
on!oan. - W. sEesi 80 ~ 'o' ..... A;s13l7l1
s .nx 'ne 5.at.sa 5s;: ccr iutercst cur.
Ainotna i ~. 80 49, .. s45&A1a
Ax LIE SeA'-''''''''
r...,...o,,..to to- +be Warm fstt.3:1@
i,sI noa!I - ~ ~ ..'e+5cs -. 49, -rrdTcaI erspl.
oe1aG. .e!a.! !sia enen4 ~ nEiniirg ka-
Hataons. .i nt ans t-res ( e1ls;TRi
,usoeet}. ~; 'S enns1,,s.
Ofuuet pa+ pua 4ssal9
,,i sins " IF -. ~ "a
Osauc u I."4 s.,~ ~ ~ Ii .10
PACeA ID r. r.arx ~ qt4 q k3sGoslC3 &4a114n II
4oases u P'I'i'Ao --
fiGei s6su
ra1r.+ mid e,riients during tie
1es-t ~. pA0 o'''" .,. k193S6Ofp
nj :: -. ~ 1;Jrcf nocjes Ii;64S
De,nct uss 'fa far spa aiyldeaas Of canesisd
ngre9 ~ T.. ,ot:: n; - IN rsnce1ei poiI-
e3cs'"."....'''''''''''''' -s'o
~,., r.,.,r %e.n A. s-n uu e
+se1o1anec
ASSETS.
D.,
Bo1t aud Mortgage Leans VI nsAt :, ON nco,
Ekt2.e. ..-.....-.-::-.....' ~. '.s1rss'es1
Loans On storkAee bonas..'''"'' 1sS42 ~
BanS stock Loans. -::..;,.'".'-''' 17''assS,
Bank aud Kausuaa sHeA-.'''''' - s9IS9
Mortgage l;onds. .s,.-:..--....... sat9 1.s.gs
Ca4h deposit d ~ b3hk. .-......:.' 't'o7'"-
, 1860-04-10
VyTUDER,s PATENT CLAP

W71LDEK'S PAIENT CLAT-
w BOARD 4 rLANIN1 MACHINE.
hs.t - rle. sure al uneirx that be Is now
erc.:trs Lumber 5s!dt.. rascni sa:oE and rlaalne
Wsrhnr TLtsa machines superior TO other ever
vrnssJ AZ sthey viii DO better and cr: kinds Of HnrE
san sny o1hrr naLlne. The osa o. roand eGSe stlrs
t,rIr E1rs doe ia xo1k1nanee manner TO kist him
c as be has The exclusive right O. s u CtiEo
Wach nes src Manufactured by H. Z. Jahnson q Co.,
utttG. ~ ~. M sassSsn ,Tnn,f5 arcptio1. nh1s1lm
, 1860-04-10
DHENIX INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
January 1st, 1860.
4Qf1 A6Hct8. -
Total Liabilities .. siO,704 50
H. KELLOGG Secretary.


HUBBARD & HUNT, Agents,
No Looms Building,
Corner Of C3fk aud Water sFerts, Chicago
Apne,!}ous for Insurarcc, The rrnewa Of Policies
and Iii buspes eourcc cd With the 6c, may be made TO
us,dly appsn.sd gsntt for ;e cty cf Gss. 1na
Sic terms as hef sespon~!be Comp,nles and H. sm viii
Be TO tcc the confidence Of the public by IN honorable
II. UAGIIL, general Agent, 81 and 8 West Third
stF~t sinclnust o., whom al app icon for AEencts
, 1860-04-10

~ nosA Cook County. ~ c!Fcs.s Court Of Cook
Geo.2 :. Il .nt~r ~. William H. bo~te,n, IT, H.
tuene nesee l. hsseoy given that L.t p.na tetett
Master T. chaneety u coa County Sta's Of la99as r
;he,or"no:a .! ia = ,hr y sh yooe cf shs oast
.e II patssc aes!ou < cab, to tho hx' hda<r. s
Nhi e@.t qutrtrut III. surheAst qsIasr u tbs uih
e4st qu,ef U: SECTION number slr~n tiJ} In Township
thirty nine u So1A ot K4Ise lh'r ~ Eat tho
Thi1d tttne pa Aed1ta alarg ten sses at taal 1rs
less Ii the County Of Cook aufsSsd. S& ssIe b
asaas II pursuance of IN orter rt aid CouIt-
L.C pAlnE fRGER,
MA.;er IN Chaaerry, Cox Couaty.
Chicago. MlIth ~. IsGsb. tuh3$bqn0fd
, 1860-04-10

MASTERS SALE.-State OF lii
1f1 nols County Of ctok. ss.-$uEet or ou.t of CHI
"a. In Chsuctrf. Lynn. Baird lAfnes v Z. DAnsy,
Potter Paine {. Nn1uaan Judd. uasA .sh i nashaa
Rasr. Luet". o!n,tt, t.uaa,i Akin: tea- fnhmaa.
Il. Covert. Alex -adrt vel howell Err B. NcCskS. 4ad
~.rhe' c7&n and N'iwauE-s E2l.rral coupuuy.-blu
70 festelo.< u rSKt.
Pu"Hc notice sfsen that In pursuance af de-
cresa order. teri ln cau.. b. tvesh day
Of .sch d. t5S Ira Sc.ts, Nasscf IL ChAucesy 1t
aid ccuss wu Va the twelfth >l1 nay O ApH+ A. ..
1885, It octxk IN the ufeno'n Ut that dty Ac II pub
lie On The highest bidder for tbs nerth
Of tho ou ~ in h. ey at Chic1-c IN aa! soupty
Of Eook the following d.c1ih zeal est1te. much
sd deeses wHh lat rr4t sd eo,s &'nle IN ctI Of
Ch.eaSo IN The County uf Iouk As .EAss Of AEuol TO-
Back Eighty ,st Lns ~. in Blo<k eighty
J.: alt Of Aait Lots Dcks. stuatea. lying and
being husaa Aaihsr and Hobetts Andca - tho Town
Of Ehiclsu. IRA otOFT.
A.sss in Chaurer, Of the Superior Ioust Of chea D.
Dated Chicago. March l*sh l>S4L Epi84 s43td
, 1860-04-10

MITCHELLS PATENT METALLIC TIPPED BOOTS
AND SHOES,
for aai within the sta.ss Of Wisconsin. 1o~ md Mime
and hereby give nolce that pa deaug IN te-e
too:s within the above Sttes, ~ihou having t1st y.
rn !th u and By nt consent ~ and VII b dsE'tt
adytseo Of any isrI eeuess atai demand proper
oilntueit-tt redress
We h1ve m ,da xenstve assnzeucn's With the most
celebrated manussetur whereby " fuly supply Tho
Increasing .emand ~th the rest q,atss Of the.e Tfped
u snd Shoes fzom our ,toFe Chicago tch p2r Of
which will BE- stamp or lab<led with our rang.
Ne zh.u ncoeu:xe no Ttppt1 'd14 within either the
shove states but sleh ~ Ire ihus OAnfed AHd supplied
byus-
four rqnal quality Without up'. can be thoFn b
yefy maay test ona,s, while The ~x:ense Il hut trt
maslDk actual stvinE to tas con3utf o1
1ea, two hund edp.rc cn'.
paerttd goods ,ut territory the owrers Of tho p1tut
and subjected y tent commission Of dte
to ard ha cent. I'd II iii o!heE deae!v.
pat cul soet The at en- Ion Or tea 81 sn These
goo Sa1-s Of Ilnois ~ieh gan md Indians
xods viii b. un+uspa1+ed bv Any stGck IN the EnlaEs
III quality ct,n ttestd, to oceF AZ competing
p.ces wnb gorGs without Ttrs
NesAal give rled attention to tbs braneh OF ou1
hn.aes. in eonnect1 With general sock. an 7neef
h,i dealers If not be nsled by thA advertisements d
cthes Ia Cca:o ard elsewhere. outs de the STATES ot
Wonsin 1nwa. and MiuntsotA who advefAe Themselves
ns T. gents lhs the &ae OK j,
MlrcuELLS PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS
vc ste that Ill such sgsnees DO rot extend IN aoJ
way whaev rspp.r1an fht IL Of xoos within ths
Slarfs cf Wisconsin, Iowa and MtnntHnt1
apabss9 sm WAD5WOKfH WELLS.
, 1860-04-10

THE NEW NOVELi-Say and
voiuusts vxire t3No. i, q. QRlGGS t co.
mh11 80 and Il Lake Bt1eak.
, 1860-04-10

1V AGENCY.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Cap.ta md Surplus. 4ss5eH 4
MtStiATs1S FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
Ca&h Csp!ta and Surplus. %
ARCTIC FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
Cash Capital scd Sus2lua tasaNs q
IxDEM>lrI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital aed Surplus. n
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE. CO.,
Cxah Capital and surplus. s34s oa =
MARINE INSURANCE.:
PACIFIC MC1CAL INSURANCE co.,
Total Assets. ~ 1856 g
LIFE ISsURANCE:
MUTUAL REtkF1T LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
NEWARK, y. J.. J..
PHILLIPS d: VAN WAGENEN,
10: AGENTS,
168.......-.SoC1H MATER SfgEET. .163
fS'6UtT
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13

for export to England and New York.
Quotations may be advanced to 81 50
al 55 per 100 lbs. Tonnage is still
greatly in demand,
Oregon.-Oregon dates by steamer
and overland mail are to the 24th from
Portland, goth from Salem, where the
legislature sits The Herald says:
The Senate continued adj0urning from
day to day, without quorum. A re-
port was circ ulated of Il contemplated
compromise between the Douglas and
breckenridge democrats, giving each
party one senator, on condition that
the seeding Breckenridge senator's
would return and give the senate le-
gal organization. The lower house
passed a resolution on the goth, in
viting the senate in it's disorgannized
condition to meet in joint convention
the next day, and proceed at once to
the election. Since then no accounts
are received from Salem.
The Douglas and Breckenridge par
ties hadeach held conventions and nom
mated electoral tickets. The Breckin-
ridge ticket is as follows:
Delason Smith, James O. Meara and
L. William Doughitt.
Douglas ticket: VIM. I'll. Farrarf
Benjamin Harding and VIM. Hofmahf
The mining news from Oregon and
British Columbia is very gloWins
The new Rock Creek gold mines
silver mics near Fort Hope, and all
the usual localities from which mining
accounts are received, send out such
reports as are hardly creditable.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-10-13
Douglas Meeting in Gretna.

There was q numerous meeting of
tho friends and supporters of Douglas
and Johnson held in the town of Gretna,
on Thursday evening last. The as
semblage was ably addressed in the
English and German languages by Sc
veral gentleman present; torches light
ed; rockets sent into tho air; guns
fired; and finally large procession
was formed and marched through many
of the principal streets of the town,
after which the multitude separated for
their homes. The ball is relling at
last in this parish.