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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28

In Prison. Greensboro, March IS, 1860.

In Prison, Greensboro, March is, 1860.
Rev. L. G. PARTRIDGE -
Dear BrOther Yours of the Sd inst, is received,
and many thanks to you for the christian love
and sympathy therein, and the interest you feel
in my behalf amidst my severe trials. Indeed il
i; is what we may expect from all christian hearts.
The christian has the spirit Of Christ, and where
in the history of this sin'cursed world, can you
look for a heart of such feeling and compassion as
that which glowed in the heart of the man Christ
JesusI lie is ever touched with q feeling of our
infrm'.es,' and the same spiri, produces like re.
suits in us. II We have not this Spirit we are
none of his Oh, for q constant coming of the
Holy Spirit, saith my soul. If The celestial dove
will but alight upon me and abide, as he did on
The Saviour formerly, Matt. iii. l6,) all shall be
we'll. can than rejoice in affection, yea, 'glorify
the Lord iu the fire knowing that those tha. soft
er shall also reign with him. l have many sweel
seusons Of visitation from the hand of the Lord
and though the body is uadsr bolts and bars, The
free spirit LOOKS upward 10 its God in PRAYER anC
praise, and songs Of extaoy, sooE to reach a lane
where the prisoners rest tOgether-they hear no
the voice Of the oppreSsOr.' o happy day, o bles
abode. | sometimes feel like making this old
jail ring with hsllelojahs ct the thought of il. c
blessed be God forever for his cOvsnsnt of grace
and mercy to the children of men. o, how MY
soul %rejoiees at the fact, that the thousands Of tb,
good and the true are daily lifting me up to GOO
in the arms Of faith and prayer these prayer.
will be answered. My dear brethren and sister.
may not be able to pray me out of jail as they
did Peter formerly II may not be consistsDt with
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28

Some years ago, there was a man in New Or
leans. who on week days was q cotton broker-on
Sundays he was q preacher. There had been q
week of unusual excitement in the cotton market
aud on the following Sunday our friend common
ced the services with a hymn, which be announced
IS follows 1--WE will sing to the praise of the
Lord the 427th hymn-lOng staple I"
tCincinMati Commercial
Long staple" is the measure to which mos
northern congregations sing the praise of tbs
Lord; and it also furnishes the thread for mos
Of the Sunday discOurses with which the people
are favored.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28
1bt Anti 9laptrp Buele

"PRovrDENcE HAS MADE ME AN ACTOR, AVI
SLAVERY - OUTLAW" John Bropn ofOsacato
mic.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28

TIE ANYLIsT.-In another column will be found
a card Of this paper, which we trust is as popular
with the Temperance community as it should be.
We read il With great interest. and regard II AZ
one Of the beS. papers on our exchange list.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-04-28

CHANGE IN TINE TABLE.-We give this week
the changes made in the running time Of the pass
epger cars on the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Rstl
Road. . ,f..
, 1860-02-29

4 NCltJN EE . Nt4AA4s ~
~ berrbv eyeu that by virtue Of nee.i of AssfEn-
rrn, IN me 1ne shall THURSDAY Tho Isl uay or Aalch
Sx NJ The north x. 1t the Eou1t ttt*"f Coax CduntS
ntrthe aud te conveyed etsl assigned by
sat A.eyupent n tn the following pro<Ety. TO w:
Ilut rn ssft aud vault ors FtEtr ACRES Or lanu
In Ctk t,oupty Hines, Ii Stci!nn Is. ". H. l3-bens
ths s. N nf The y. ". u thereof Ais. onr no..iIssi
and aisy actt> of I: ia sashaykAn C.uuty "eonssn:
Also nlty lets Lu1tuLs Addition tu taea&p. AAo oh
hur3rrt and twenty Of an'. near Asnhta N ~
sails AInclt ASH h1ate1 asa t"rntT a16%
u land in Polk County. lows, IN SECTION Town =:
KanEt Al*o Blocks 5. q. IL and ~ aud Lots 70 10
1scustveall In Seetlon tour Addition to chlea&o. A1
Io ri. Il r. and = aiming one acre each !slnE anu
trnx In asa6ilvIon e7l!eA Mnur, p!eaaaes M II the
uoivlisd teuta part af B!"sks n 81 y. y q =
T. II 7s and excepting LOIS 10 In bcx y and lta
md Ia B.~k i~, the un,ity'tsi teas1 pa1.
X Inc undtyi this Of thu westerly halE y alofk
a. Al The ualvle,t 'ue.tea.h af twothn: of n;Ss Rs
e. and g. tying $outh Of the seclhn hs tly1in& +eons
saad ~ aeevnt.ue . ,he Cttsa s.a'xs sI..sy sxsegt
Sdel tenth p ot ths ula!ae4 two-,hisa. Of ~ hai
niece Of p.reel Of land bounded the Dah - Ne
o line. o9the ea.t BY Ky"F on iae R,,
excepting hc aniyd; ooe haf q aeFs Of ;sa
se he sndtyd.t os*ssh P5t of H. isa III
undivided snth part o thr unisatsa one'ha Los
rand Block Sd. Aha The undivided nss"xta part ot
| blocks I. 81. .sA, 81 and -
| A1uSs. A1xu.c. ctrt.- IS III PHILLIPS, kn}xpee.
, 1860-02-29
Husband POI4O II Ing

4 Nauvoo correspondent OF the st. Louis t.
publican reIates the following strange al1alr
which, recently transpircd at the former place:
A serious difficulty occurred in high life in
our immediate vicinity, among parties. whose
relation towards cucl. other Is ut <dst calculated
to secure tie most implicit confidence but per-
hops, US We are entering ON new aye, that rule
~ to be changed: gentleman, residing some
fire miles from here, on Monday last, while
taking some ncal Of the day, with his wife, his
brother und small girl, the only persons at the
1imc about the houst, was taken Violently i'll
lett the tab'c. and remarked that something must
have been wrong in his riciua!s, but suspected
no foul play, Wien his wife very coelly remarked
t:ut hc had better exasninc his coffee; that per-
saps she had poisoned him. Upon which. sup
posing it in jest, he picked up his cup. which
was about one-elshth full, and turned its c0n-
tents into another vessel, and there, to his utter
horror, discovered white sediment in the bot
tom Of the cup which lie supposed to be arsenic.
lie then turned the coffee back into the cup,
delivered it to his brother, who delivered it to
| physicians in this city, who pronounce it ar-
seuic. Tie gentlcu,aa soon bccnmc very
thirsty, aud believing he had swallowed 4 large
,use, toul: tun,bler Of brine, and yomlted free
| ~, which is the last Of the day he rccolcc.s.
drank freely Of the salt and water, sud used
freely Of tobacco, that he frothcd mucll at tue
| y.,outh, bI catlled with great difficulty, but Dc
3arc snedica} aid coul'i be procured hs was Or
lis feet again and came into town, where ht
las since remained, and will, until there is somt
solution Of the mystery By d judicial inyestiga
tioa, or otherwise. Ills wife showed no dispo
s,tipn 10 do anything for him. LIE says that th'
cnllee was poured before be sat down to tht
1..hle-tLat soon after he tasted his coffee he fel
| II strangc sensation, and before he got thronG
Lis meal, bad M Irresistible disposition to yom''
&rJf En
, 1860-02-29
1;a11king anu .G1cbangr.
HOFF1IANN & GELPCkE,
H.4.a'A EKS,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
~ d In LA<.a.LE STREET.

15ankln5 department.
Deposits received on ,urren. Account from PARTIES Ia
city country, au1 the usral Accommodations granted 10
regular depnsfors and correspondence
Interest BALANCES only be allowed In ea.es where
Special a&reecp ents have bxen ae t. that eject
receive deposits payable a opeciued da'r. which
Interest will b alnwed-
SAVINGS DEP&HTmENT.
Dspo.sa tes than tvc dollara received
Cesate1 OF DrposttA isued. Interest At kx per ers,
funds have retnaned 10 han* specified time. All
ceidcaiea mule payable demand, md In Ike funds ~
deposited
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT.
Collections in Chraso matlc anl proceeds retntted
iav Of payment, esa premium Exchange only
Collections soeted on al pas Of Tire West and proceeds
remtted on favorable terms
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART
mENTs
Ne draw Sight or Tine BHs On the principal cities
tie Unon available a any ps Of the Cnted States or
aSed orie. By Telegraph tue payment Of Notes. Accept
aaecs, Accounts, sSc, In New tofk-
STOCK DEPARTMENT..
We buy and sell On Commission either II Chicago or
th.ukh .eats II New York State. Gty. County
Railway, de-. bonds and Stock tlur eonneous In New
Tosk such tu4usE prompt and ludcods attention
10 any crder entrusted TO our eaEe-
, 1860-02-29

It's curious that some learned Ounces, be-
causcthcy eau write nonsense in dead laaguasc:,
think themselves better thnu men who can talk
sense in living ones.
Theodore Parker SAYS that IA grain Of corn
IL better than diamond" It would be difficult
10 make marriagcabley yonng lady believesth's,
unless she Was very hungry.
-..l,rethrcu," said an aged preacher at q re-
vi,al meeting, u tcar l must compare s son.e 1ae
you have eyes and see not, cars hare ye and
hear not.
When Washington Is secretary excused him.
s7u fer tie lateuess Of his attendance, and laid
the blame upon his watch, his master quietly
said, "Thcn yon must get a'iothcf ~a'en' OF
another secretary
The best definition wc hare ever heard Of
| "hcarinr false witness against yonr ne1ghboT,
,yas given by little girl in school. She said it
| was when nobody did nothing, aud somebody
| went and told It,
-"Iur trunk, Pat !" said dealer.
"And what for should l buy truuk:' re-
joincd Pat. rx,
4.Aua 20 naked! The der!l a bit il It.
"A minister called at tho house Of tr1ens
the other day, aud found ne WIG - 'eaIs e.siis
t.V.hat is the matter, my good sister! "
d,.,r John. nv good husband has run away Will
widow Smith, and I'm out of snusf-
Tho widow Of a celebrated musician Ia
Inscribed upon his monument, lie IS gon
! xy,,erc ouly his music can be cxcelled; IL
widow Of u pyrotechnist saw this, aud lad II
scrilcd on her husbands tomb, "Ac Is gou
where only his ire scorh can be excelled"
: ,oyR ASp SrcAn.-"Do you believe in seeon
lore. Mrs. McQuudet' -
..11o believe in second lore! n1mphl 1t
man luys mound Of sugar, isn't it swce:! III
When it's zone, don't hc want another ponn
. and isn't that sweet, toot Troth, Murphy, l b
!ieyc in second lore"
FCxEnAL Ixy1rAr1oS.-Thc following orde
1frJat;ta It lixratina, was received bT IN unae
10 takcr in the Dowery Inst Friday morning. ffo
~ an afflicted widowcr living in rsar! street:
"Sur: my Waif is ded IN "onts 70 pe nt
r;cd. ii wennc1 klok. nose VAR TO d'e
5 Hole-bi the said OF my too other " ais.
i. be deep"
"A Young ensign nf regiment, station
nnt far from Manchester, residing IN loag'nl
n t1,e sitting room Of which was very smaA, =
IL visited by one of his fash,onable frlends. VI
on taking leave, said. Well. Charles ana p
much longer do you mean to stop IN tnls =: 2
sI(IIi' TO which lie witdly replied, un1'
BECOME E*ratt."
Te a lady. whose two children were, sick !"
Tho measles, sent to female fr1end-cne
,hosc Good Samaritans who are erer ready
hain ,lsir nciehbors with a1rlce gFat's-1e
nr nrrrscr;ntion. The friend, who had just ., D
~ wnt;nr a recipe for anotics party sos pses'
- cncnnhers. replied to the more important
ens uas ouiry without delay, but, " mstake, aen
~"A Me ansious mother Of the sick eh;1aren the e
= loving horrible directions: "scala the'n IL
, 1860-02-29
A White Girl Tries to Elope With a
Slave.

Slave.
rFrotn ttc Ia:els G.. c. Democratic rrcs., Feb eo
We learn that last week youEg lady Of ex-
traordinary beauty and superior attachments,
Of Sampson county, attempted to elope with a
negro fellow, the property OF her cousin 10
friend we are indebted for the following partcu
lars: Their elopcment lad been planned for
several weeks, but favorable opportunity not
presenting, it was postponed from time to time.
rious designs, she told The negro to be in readl-
ness ut the designated J'lacc and time. When
the hour arrived, she crept silently from her
fathers house, mud soon joined the negro, who
was waiting with horse and buggy, which be
had stolen from neighbor, carrying tue buggy
road; the two then left aud proceeded towards
the railroad. Being short Of funds made it
necessary for the lady TO call upon one Of her
fathers friends, telling him that he (ler father)
wished him to loan her IN hundred dollars, ut
tue same time landing hiu note, which upon
hud no signature affixed. The gentleman
I informed her TINT he would have viii
Iing'y loaned her the required sum if her faith
ers signature had been to the note, but*as that
important part was neglected, he could not do
| il. She then went with The negro to Fasson's
road, where she expected to take the cars, and
| offered the horse and buggy for sale ut Terms
so low that at once aroused suspicious that all
was not as it should be. Several questions were
put to her, all of which she answered with so
much plau*ibilitv that bystandcr volunteered
10 lend her money, hut before doing SO desired
10 see tile bill Of sale for the negro, which size
affirmed she had. She produced it, bnt, like
the note, il was not signed, and also contained
several other errors. The citizens then deter
,nlucd to arrest them, and acted accordingly,
whcrcupou the young lady: made clean breas'
of tho whole affair, publicly expressing that j!
was her dc'er'nlnafi"n TO marry the btacA rascal
when she rot to the North. The negro was in
1nediatciy taken mud edged in Clinton jail, ba1
las since been carried OH and disposed OF. Tht
soun:. lady remained at Faison's few days, a,le
then returned to her friends. as she is youns
and beautiful, Of superior accomplishments, ant
has numerous relatives and friends, and hereto
fore moTed in LIE most respectable society, it il
to be regretted that sue acted so improperly ans
nnbecomin:, lady.
| OF course, wlrcn the .'jrrcpressib'e conflict
Journalists hear Of it, they will cxtol her man.
| virtues TO the skies, and make great to do
/ generally.
, 1860-02-29

g.re re 1t. L9u. No. l!eaoe!at; s'o" ~ r ~
i' wt T. sJral> eexinsy M the *u1:sr'"t ner!ts Of
H. h1 ne c evteacr must Aayx Ms e1nee rs s1.n
she IT, ~ IDS elicol'ums+ nor use'sss Po1
fiery fra1I tLc YEese: :r4-r XAr.;x Jar+ 10. rs53.
rro.:s, g. J. wer ca:tsut:s:oiMn: n !: T. Masink ~
stt.:.v. cA:d few 1zons Aii,ee 70 VI ALt - maEs an
ta.tt. a. your h..s L. & w;cs, "sI hccac 4sc
r,ry t..,,.iY nctAitt wtc: ny sMrJ sst;e .,f
cllarscirr s,re three tnnne. & sFce suul isutd il was
;s WHIT l.sd wished l"s;a IL as.Ha sic n.x. usri
have rnee procured aafies a.1t ~ ..t IN r-v ,r
sxs;, A n.~ s"tay I;s,rp aei. ota % ny h.;s 1no
ia 4t mr. E a Resumed tsa n:nr1 3 s5 1T a." +tFen
sy ST en-, s ' an x @ ky y.::. rod x a
h. Of ay, yrar wit r. ahs -. <as ns
c!,Sc1 S, ssa,.,ed tilt whoever VII rs;y w. -
nrr dt5:c;,ens x not hare oscasiou y eonlI1ari s- NY
~ ts st,xe an :" 5s a knSwn SS to nsy ese
o,c nerr md adjoining twia. A u.e ~ , sm sef3ve =.
te shove With nS na,ne 81 nn1c n orrs u. ~r -
~ wu,,rs u,1n 1,Ih4s1s5fssT71E. hss51tssTf7 " '''''
-o,,.- Wand -pca: Sir: Having l'at tue nsfot11ine M
ne hed, portion q NY as f.o s ,c epIes n;cr ID 10 10
y"~ 1SvsI ~ I'm, M rars,iou and fond to ~ ts
vs:y .ns nced. W l,a!1 1"w gu a in rSns 10 the
sfpts.. .as o'lls'0fsii fiSERY Il ~ j 'sNsiSsos
ai1:a r. anss isv ss nts Il + hrese
Jar .nlt. and s<or q ths M t iudusncc an unl.
hrd. MAS; liz its's zsase"'ss o' s'ea@ vii. DYER
7s'74''S "es"'eu' ls.a:rs.Hsn 9an: r ~ Sou,
MI t+tnrtvc it s.ve* uss :" @ay va. ~ ,d
H. icy, rlcc!le,t III r'aor:: NV tecn
,;a f1ou. ~; claioe as also 5eo'1 ~ na
tvh,h VA hrcn,k srry. sc s g eh,a c"!o: ,nsure ~
n nt,,"r 4sttcc w;l aft.fax IKE LIE T. X ,;ttAtti.
S: 'Ss:; Esf:5. ::: Ss;sSsy 4:
n:fx q ~. 1 .<a' ~ T. / s &t.s Aa ~ III I'D by a 9o<
iru-En- and Fancy t;"ne!a iaealesa.
, 1860-02-29
MASTERS SALE-State OF Hi

MASTERS SALE-State OF lln-
wi nota County OF Cook. ss--SuperoE s:ouit q
t:hiaso ia chsnct1y David &al.sss vs.. A*a VAL anu
Public notlce htreby x.vsH TINT In patsaanes @ os
4 dec3rtM orjer entered III ths aoosa cause Or tne
WaseF 10 Gsaae:ry of VII lbs ~ aay of
Wanrh a0 At ten o'clock In the forenoon or that uay.
III .t nbc atcion to tbs highest bidder :or casa u The
g ~ c9ns Mossf Ia as sy c ri or
70 much thereof may b. necessity t1 n.xs ne aoan'
due said dserts vn $40 m G H.
ounsy u Ceok ad ot l|Inol known ana described
a. lot one hundred aud ~ ~ ;own o. r.
ouh ,ast quarter section nunhes hsfsy-sx E13 io.n:
,hIp thirty t9 North uf rnsu thrsea S1s u a
Sd pFnci. 81 meridian H.a . ~ tI.hic.o
a1a1AT1 ThIrn IL Esh1n,ry Ii v1ftn frS}atai I'd
, 1860-02-29
{3rcss Trihttttr.


inc 3EHUFGf ana b1A fAENtkA<
iF,om Of Rev. Henry Wand ntecler's seFn'on'l
The Seduc"r! Playing upon thG most racr:d "a,
affections, lie bctray innocence. How: ht lis
noblest faculties; by its trust; pr It's unsus-
prcting faith; by its tender love; ny its honor.
Tho victim, ottrn und nttcn. II not tue accohl'
pice 30 much us the sufferer. bctra, cd by an
exorc;,m wl,ic!. bcwtched her nob1est alice
tious to become the suicide oi her sirtue' ne
betrpycr for the most intense scltahncss, with.
out one noble native, without one prctense OF
honor--by lies by deyilish jugg1ery OF fraud
by binding the eye, confusing the conscience,
misleading the Judgment. and lnstilling the dew
Of sorcery upon csery flower OF sweet a1ection
yictjm! is there ono s3,udc Of good intention,
one elmn,cring trace Of light9 Not one. There
was not the most shadowy, tremulous intention
Of honor. 1t was sheer, premeditated, whole.
sAle ruin, from beginning to end The accurscd
sorcercr opens the door Of tue world. to push
her forth. She looks out nH shudder1ng !. .for
there is shame and sharp-toothed hatred, and
chattering s1andcr, and malignant envy and tri-
umph1ur jealousy, and old reycnge-these are
seen rising before her, clouds full Of tire that
burns but will not kill. And there is for her
want aud poverty. and gaunt famine: = there
mother leart'css!y abandoning her. brothers q
shame, a sisters anguish. 1ti vision Of des-
olat,on, plundered home, an altar where
honor and purity and peace have been ~
siduously sacrificed to the foul Moloc1i.
All is chce1lcss to the eye, and her ear catches
the sounds of sighing and mourning; walls and
laments; and fir down, 1T tie horizon Of the
vision. tic murky cloud for moment lifts, and
sbe sees the very bottom Of infamy, the ghastli-
ues> Of death, the last spasm. Of horrible dc;
| parture, the awful thunder Of final doom. AL
this the trembling, betrayed creature, sees
through the open door Of .he future; an and . with
and clasps his knees, in awful agony; " Learc
no'; Oh Epare me5svS dsn% sGast VIII an1 Re not
Spnfe llery Save eher? The polished scoundrel
betrayed her to abandon her, and walks the
street to boast his hel!lsh decd! 1t becomes
him US reputation! Surely, society will crush
him. They will smite the wolf, and seek out
the bleeding lamb: Oh, my soul! bclicvc il
mt! What sight is that2 The dropping vic:
tim IS worse used thau tue Internal destroyer
lie is fondled, courted. passed from honor tc
honor. and she is crushed and mangled under
the iufuriate tramp af public Indignation! Or
her mangled corpse they stand to put the Ian
rels on her murderer's brow When see sucl
things as these, thank God that there is /
Judgment, and that there is hell!
, 1860-02-29
FTHHE GREATEST WONDER OF
TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

s.rs II. Len!., 10. lemoeat ns:ow vi ta, T1n'i@a q
a. T. st,eaLs gIowns;y IT the xul~.rinf uer!ta OF
e. st sae sv'deac n9st A3Xs sts easet t s nsn
.i @ VIZ lie IT, III, :ds 70 eicouums. nor uSeI.ss fu1'
, 1860-02-29
CIDEWALk NOTICE.

ClDEfY If1IN N 0ltOI* y
City Clerks OAlcr, Chicago, H.. Feb 9. 1set.
uL1{c Socc IS hereby gwen. that the Common COUNCIL
have be q; fo1n % n'on pn
s,Teet in The Ne.t Division, four feet wide OF inca
uank laid on bearings Of not essthan Spy neh oak
ilnc ict Into the earth tc earth alca III between tten
Now uulpss The SAME shall he constructed IN the manner
inc 18th ay Of March 1s6o It will te tut b the street
CopIss ioer and the cost assessed On the premises
e'lrEssafica sEn"as1ot II. KRE1SMANN, Clty CLERK.
, 1860-02-29

DEATH or ~ OH INDIAN PR1xcEss.-0n the
18th, Eunice Manwec, the last full .blooded 1ndi-
an Of the rishgachligoh tribe, and d resident of
the lndian Reserve, IN Kent, n. y, died at the
Of Gideon Manweesemum, the last sachem Of
the tribe, and the first convert made BY the
Moravian missionaries in that region. He was
baptized BY them in l743, when be received the
name Of Gideon. The tribe was driven from
Rhode Island during the King Philip war
merous, and furnished one hundred warriors,
but now it is reduced to fifty halEbrceds. Eu-
nice had been twice married, and had nine chill
drcn, none Of whom nre now living, Her first
husband was John Sattany, and her second,
Peter Sherman. She was baptized and received
1874. In ncr latter days she was taken care Of
By her grand. daughter, Luvina Carter.}
, 1860-02-29

1NRUSIEES SAl4E--N b er 8
/ NalInca Olson did. ths thteenth day of Novtna-
her, L. o. Ib make. execute and deliver 10 +hs u.
dgned certain dted u trust of tne prs,nhes hstsina
sxf csbd TO th4 payment Of certain prouHoy
nts nentonea In sid Iced If even dase hsfewHh
tot the sum Of hundred AID elsh,y nlne oosre paya
bic yer attef the tte heseot. With ntes me inte
Of per per annun sfer saM nute Aool" ~ 1u<
with condition In sid truss esd eonta te thas ~ sa
e3au!t should BE- nnae the lSu ent OF sud ps"nsso!y
according = AMI te sa preMxs snsna %
sae IL so1as newspaper publ .d tn LIE eT or Ch.aao
wn,eh said deed 10 Eecorea Ia the 1ee o.
on pa4r txo huadssa sna r1tytwo :":! Ana, ~hsstat
deElut having been Ae Ia a eut Of said
note aecc n,inr 10 il. tenor effect public nee herb
tw.n,hs THURSDAY NE INT ~ . aa,es a IL! SGS ~
oor Of The Court Hou,e in The city u Chxo onsr tof
public auction. 70 tbs highest hdeE for essa re
following described ptenl tsiux the same dfs1f1oe n
sid tru 4sed. ssass! !n .hs city ot Che7*o; Cox
uniform Width on end Of lot toaiteea n&1 10 block
thry 1911; Okten's addition to hieso Win ai th'
lmpryeuel bu.dtnE> 'htte'n With all Tho fxhs
equity Of redemption e ..,a asnta O,er bsr hs'Fa
and a-sixus- ANDRE" l--AhSoS. tFGssfe:
| CtIxxxp February t7Ih t3tO, feasbd's tu
, 1860-02-29
&rGIpDra1loll 41GttERB,

4 CARD.-City Collectors Of
~ ice, February 9Th 1sf3.
ousn Tax Paysr ,lt the Tax sae witch isto commence
"a Thursay, The 18th Of MaEr Eex' VT! he cf1ea Gn and
mrtt oi that - vii sak= foE The mere rais;s o.
Intending the time Of any onses s
sttle ~h The 1S,; ana not T., to
18Th Of March being The DAT Of .e q te
s.;s ali tenders made Tic Collector must be made In tie
'es'4 >oA' VI "'~ 4. F, G. MUELLER.
rres.1tant nttm1s60 City Collector.
, 1860-02-29
Special hotircs.

e" Maryrca Heads Hundreds OF
bcada Of hair a.e r,e, ' s OF dslt'toas Us o'
which no rct1rttfc authurny t. responsible"
cRlsTADuKus EXCELSIOR DYE
ou The contrary, rrescns he'ss' t:eaec esea'.ae
ha. ecca anaysod ty In. Cu1f7os who Fahos - Wv
head Of our Experimental chcn'b1A and hc s'ate' ~ n'
certificate ths nothlnE injurious enters so ia
THIS UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL
,aA t tc ,r,, known fact tat IL The most reliable
und the mos, natural dyc manufactured hsse given IL
,u.n.e prestige aud Tic sales running from "oFa
,on,o,, with rnplaty tbs, severely ,axea The energies
ud rcsoure.s OF the proprietor. Sold md a
mind ey all hair drc.s.rs. CR1sTAOoAn,N no. D As1o
lioute, New York.
JOHN y. rARK. Agent
.,c,.-,u lei1axe Mfcc*+ Chicago.
, 1860-02-29

~ Ct1r C1Ezx's Orr1cE. Chicago. ILL.,: Fc1 1st0
Public Notice Is hereby gwen, that the Common Cnuncil
have ordered Sidewalk to he eons'r -
10 tsthaTne street ia Tie West Division. ssx feet wide
nsh paaH a 4, on es1fes IT, 9f net Ss H. f. e s1aa
dlird In between thr,1 tofofm IN even s'aae
INV u1tss the same shall be tn The manner
rc1uirr y lie Ordinance relative Oh nr H1e
the i;th DAY Of March, l5&0 It will be bult BY the
Street Commissioner and the cost assscd on Eae Etenl-
~ esSs.nnisi.tot Il. KREISMANS. City Clerk.
, 1860-02-29

HUBBARD d. HUNT. Agents.
No.1 Loons' Building.
Corner Of Clark and Water s*reet., Chicago.
Applications for Insurance. the renewal OF Policies
aud Iii business m cted with the oce. nav te made 70
us duly appointed Agents for the C{ Of Chcko with fu
lie Other repo1.lbt to npanlss and it9 aim VIII
he the confidence Of ti public BY an honorable
coutse nj dealing.
ii. MAGILL. General Agent, 81 and ss West Third
street. Ciacinna1I o., tu whu AL Application for AErn-
cIes IN lhs Hsstern Eouth Western States may bt ad-
dressed. fe-b&:3-Im