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HDEGHED .HOSs.--iJ HALF ES.gLEs
n for sale 10y : f.. GILBERT 4 90
1860. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
g. q q I'd 81

AIH-5.N'h INV y REfkE RESP E3G'T-
~ fully inform their numerous fIichI< aud the
public generally, that they daily receiving az
eo5si0ns t" tl'i' large and varied stork "f Spring
and summer Goods winch. for elegance, style AID
variety cannot he surpassed. II would be super
huous to enuinethte ali the departments which, Oh
inspection, Will be found repleteembiacine all the
leading tyles aud novelties Of the season.
The business principles which have gained foe
their old estdb lished house such extensive parui-
age, will he adhered 10, viz: Execution Of orders
with dispatch attention and courtesy t" custom
erS, Combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with and iudg-
ment in the best markets, and al first quality to-
gether with am adherence Ia sound principles Of
trade, they are confident Of heing able to supply
those who may favor them with IL call On ths bust
terms Annexed they submit LIST OF departments
Cloths, Cassimrres and Nestings,
TWeeds, Ky. Jeans, tnttohadts and Dtninis,
New style Irints, great variety,
French Organizes, Lawns and nehanIs,
English Bertges, Anglais and ChAIlIs.
BLACK and Fancy Silks, and irish POpliis,
Moliair Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berase ROBBERS, . To II Vnltnia,
Silk aud bingham Umbrellas and Par.sols,
Panama Braid, Legh"rn and Palm Hats,
Boots and Shoes So1t Black and Col"red Hats,
White, Blue and Pink Mosquito Netts,
French and Scotch Embroideries "a great variety,
Black Lace Mantillts and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and White aud C"Ined
COrsetts,
White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings Ar &c
5. < X. would call particular attention T., their
stock of Irish Linen Goods OF tLeir own imrnrIa-
tions, warranted Pare Linen, z"it finish und
Grass misunderstanding of "a, A., Ga and l2-4
Linens, Brown and Bleached, Danitsks all sizes,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and
ble1'hed Ifucks, &c.
N. B.-1hompson's Skirts, requiring no Steel
Spring around the body, are recommended for the
following I.e,uaritins aud advantages.
lat. Facility of application.
II. PeIiect freedom from liability to ctife
C"riate, and admit "i amy Kind OF exercise without
The sliEhte-t Inconvenience. t. the mr.trer.
ERsS-Corner Main aud FIRST streets.
Esh nMEs. E'E0UR sEsx MEaRsHFr-
SIV ed and for sale cheap 10 close consignment,
4 L s
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Valuable Property for Sale.
KHYHE SERAE.REXER OEEERS E,(l Il


II sale his residence i'll the town of PatukH, Glib
county, known t> the ''Patokd Hon~c.' This
property embraces several town lJS, all come, ted
and in squire, winch is situated tw" dwell
ing houses. An abundance of superior fruit,
sisting OF apples, pcac'S, pears, GRAPES, STRAW Der
ricS, rasI,hcTries, &c, 81, will hc found the
place, il intended for fruit and vegetable
garden for the TerTe Haute market, it being the
Marmest and earliest piece OF ground between EC
hnsviic and TrrrG Hdute, where articles could be
sent nearly ten days in advance Of that market
I will also sell my farm adjoining the town, oi
10 acT,s--75 under fence and div idrd into eight
lots of meadow, ptsnre, aud pillow land, the balance
well timborCd soil equal to amy in the county
The farm if required, will ,,e sold separate to
Gether with the town property, Ia snIt the plIr
chaser | will iI+" if desired, retain the small
house aud part OF the lots, without interfering with
the public house, out buildings any ut The fruit.
l have been Preparing and tttin2. up the above
property for the last lS ycars for permanent res
irnce, but my age and poor health c"mres to
abandon NY iurmer intention. I prepared To-
sell on very reasonable terms aud will give POSSES
zion al any time to SUIT the purchaser.
myI5 Nv. WIN. JAHAULD.
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FIST RRCKXT-EED II .E-EW ~" SUP
eN ply of DOLE'S PATENT SAW CUMMING
MACiIlNE We take pleasure in calling the at
tenton of all those using Saws of any kind to this
Gunner, rs being the best now in for cheap
ness durability, and efficiency having been sue
ccsslnIly used i'll almost eyBrJ State in the Union
and the demand steadily inc Ieasing, warrants
in recommending it to all 'orsuns needing IA SAW
CUMMING MACHINE.
re These Gummers manufactured for of
the best mater itl and every taken in the work
nIIi+hip t. furnish machine that cannot fail to
give satisfaction. GEO. s. SONNTAG & 90,
JohIers and Importers of Hardware, &c, &c.
apr Main St, Evansville, Ind
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LADIES AND GENTS:

TWVNE u.ORLD'S F.1FR SS STKLK
q open Ne. second stTeei--TuuIn tor IA few
more Come and look no trouble Ia show those
cosy little dove and culnrrd Caters. Give
call. and know You will buy. Glave Rid, French
ia and Morocco folkt Boots, OF the most Xquiste
stS l-. offered in this market. Misses and
ChildTen's Caters at every shade and color kid
AN Morocco at every rtyle, with aud without
heels Copper tipped Of VaIioIs kinds, Of the i'm
proved pntrnt.
Grnts hnr Patent Leather and tAlf Bouts made
u ORDER ii the hest imported stock We have had
for years. Glove Md, Patent Leather, ttIf aud
Morocco COuSrrs5 G;Aitcrs-- excelsior, la nude
Made by the most fashionable and hest worEmen
t. hc tnund-vur Eastern ,Itirs hot excepted =
Friends, come UL--stIHneers, give ui.d-
JOHN KASCu,
mar3I No. Second ST., Evansville, Ind.
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Opposition State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY S. LANE, of Montgomery.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of Randolph.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, OF VigO.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES G. JONES, of Vanderburgh.
FOR REPORTER OF SUPREME COURT
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
JOHN Z. JONES, of Lagrange.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam
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eaYE.@ DRKES.-
~ Lard and Butter Tryers
Sugar tlo
t;tasng Rods,
Vantage do
laristicks,
Garden ieols in sets for ladies and children,
At GEO. 81 SONNTAG,
Main street below Branch Bank
apr3 Sign of the Circular Saw.
%s ep.N.R,KsYS, SCOOPS, -RIE.U RKAs-
Al - bons.-A large and very cheap lot of the
latest yles-somc very beautiful ones, just opened
at SCIIAPKER IL BUSSING'S,
Successors TO S. Embich & Co,
APPS 40 Main street.
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City Clerks Office. May 1880
w1.4rE.N-r .MEDHCE.N.E.-

III Office.
EEL PRHSO.N~S H.G V.f.N'G .9.N'E'
~ business with the undersigned, any eHqni.
Ties to make relative to any property owned by him
in the City of Evansville County of Wander
burgh, are requested to call On Messrs. John Law
& NJ. II. AGthes, Attorneys and Councillors at aw,
their office, No. 81 Main street, Evansville, two
doors above the Crescent City Bank, who viii give
all desired Information relative to the same.
MAY 10 2Wd. WIN. Ii. LAW.
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SPRING TRADE.
John I'll DeterS,
Wholesale Manufacturer Of Centlanen's Ladies'.
Misses, and Ciildreu's
BOOT&. SHOES, AND UPPERS,
Carlisle Buildings, No. 50 West Fourth street.
Cincinnati,
n .s'I'zTES THE .9TTE.N-TKO.V- OF
- deal, to the fact that he is now Inanufactur-
irg, and keeps constantly On hand large stock
of the n.west AND choicest styles Of goods adapted
TO the requirements of popular trade the induce
ments he offers GOOD GOODS AT Low
PRICES. Having been el gagged i'll manufacturing
1irst class goods for over twenty years, he
claims have facilities for manufacturing first
class goods As cheap, if not cheaper, than Eastern
manufactures Hv feels confident OF his ability 70
offer extra Inducements to close buyers. Ills motto
is Il fair field and no favOrs.
''all and examine his goods and You will lie
to buy.
tss Orders promptly attended to.
frbI5-s}nld
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Ekh HKES E'E0UEs .sEST HEt(,SfRB>-
IP ed and for sale cheap 10 close consignment,
at ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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Carpet House

Carpet House.
NE@R .dKE REGERE1.N-GI II En4R-
~ ger stock al Carpets, Rugs, OIL cloths, Cur
tain goods--i,oth Swiss and Damask-Table Linens,
Towels, Napkins Sheetngs, and house furnishing
goods GENERALLY, than have received lsu,
"A large retail stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
Trimmings, Notions, HoEi0ry, Gloves, Lace Man
tiias, Shawls a nice assortment of Merrimac and
Gocheco prints, Hoop skirts - per cent. cheaper
than last year, Boys wrar-Gottou, Liaen and
Wooden ~ Ladies Dress Goods -nice assortment-
Also, the Embryo Cotton Yarns Call at
J. OAKLEY y SONS,
apr7 No First street.
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NDfREJ.JRE9T.z 81 CHOECR KOT
a. iust received at JAS. l.. SPALDING'S,
nDrl7 Cor. Main and First,
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Co-PARTNERSHIP.
q .z.N-II II. LILLE RE.N.kI H4I.E.N,fI

AH .z-N-EI r. .4HL ERE-N'<I HI B.E-N'fI
kH Q purchased from .. II. BTommeIhslI tfor-
merry q; the firm at r.. Nurr- 4 % half of the
Saw iill al The uiIrr part of the city thai estah
lshment will hereafter he carried on hy the under
signed, under the firm aud style ot Altering Y
BIommrlhaHs
The IuiII continue t" nit all orders Iun-
Der promptly anl with care Orders solicited.
apl2I dit AHhEKiNG \ BKOMMELHAUS.
200 sU'EE P pa r. II r. ~ IL
80 Plants just received from Aliens Nurseries,
and for sale at
pl24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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MhRxED IL RE FL 1KFfRGfe SEE3-1 II
-RR Cured Dried Beef, just received per railroad,
and for sale low at
apr24 ELLIOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
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lCE CREAMlICE CREAMII

ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM!
N RE U.N'D Err sEG.S'E ID WIZ
E opeu his Ice Cream Saloon his evehin. fur
the reception ii visitors The Saloon has been
newly htted Hr, and hn5 under gone IA complete
change in The way OF impr01 +nIeut and comfort
The NisItoIs attending the above well known aud
popular saloon. will lee waited it'll pr"mVtitude
aud attention. T.. BOYLE,
First 81, bet Man aud : lc.tiiIule
n B.-PAKIIES Of all descriptions Will he SUP
piled with the hest lac tlean the city, and with
the hest and richest tth,, AMI at tir lowest ihtrs
IntN.-lmt
KYO ~ 80 T. r. III - Il Pa 81 II - ~
II tNriiiu. House, containing ten runIn~ with
all tia out buildings, situated ON Locust
street, between S-veatlt aud Eighth 1t not sold
hetoI- th- Isl al .iuls. Il Viii thrn De- tor rent -
For i"Ithvr ltti nl4t eLluIle ri the suacrti"sf al
the firdynuc Mills JOHN q. MILLS.
may IU-td
, 1860-12-01

Thirtcenth Century.
II will now, in the first place, speak Of
some Of the wonderful works Of Art and MI
ture, that may afterwards assign the CAUSES
and methods OF them, in which there is moth
in. magical, SO that It may he seen how lnfcrl-
or and worthless all magic power is, in COM
parison With these works. And first, accord
ing to the fashion and rule OF Art alone. THUS,
machines can be made for navigation without
men to row them; 50 that ships OF the l1rgcst
size, whether on rivers or the sea, can be car
riel forward, under the guidance Of q single
lnun, at greater speed than ii thcJ were full OF
men {rowers). II lige manner, a car can bc
made which will move, without the aid o1 any
animal, without incalculablc impetus such us
weSuppose the scythcd cAariots to Lave been
which were aneiently used IN battle. Also,
machines for flying can be made, 20 that man
may sit in tho middle Of the machine, turning
III engine, by wllicl, wings artifcially disposed
arc made 10 beat tho air after tho manner Of Z
bird in flight. Also, all instrument, small III
size, for rfsing and depressing almost Infinite
weights, than which nothing ou occasion Is
more useful: for, with At, instrument Of three
ilngcrs in height, aud Of the same width, and
Of smaller bulk, 4 man might deliver himself
| and his companions from all danger Of prison
and could rise or descend. Also, IN instr11
1ncnt might bc easily made BY which one ma1
| could draw to himself a thousand men by forct
aud against their will, and in like 1nanncrdras
other things. Instruments can 1e made fo1
walking III tho sea or in rivers, even at thc bot
tom, without bodily risk; for Alexander III
Great made use Of this to see the secrets q til
sc:,, rs the Ethical Astronomer rc{ates. Thea
things were made lit ancient times, and ar
made In our times. rs " eertAln+ except, PEI
l,aps, the machine for flying, which hafe no
seen, nor have known any one who had secI
il, but lsr.ow wise man who thought to ac
c3m}lisll this tlcyicc- and almost ati inflnlt
number Of such thugs eau 10 made; u
bridges across rivers without piers or nny sup
ports, aud machines aud unheard~of engines.
| TA7et 7dr0n
, 1860-12-01

4 ROMANTIC THO nr DrArTIFCL SISTERS
FAST WoMES As SUCCESSFUL t'AMEsTERs AND
RUSSIAN PnIScEssEs.-Ti!rcc sisters. all fast,
recently set up gan,blin. house in 81 Peters
a1nasscd much money aud married men o1
ro.ition. Growing weary, aud having obtained
iii they desired of their counubial partners by
tI1c matrimonial relation, they contriycd BY
secret charges a:sainst llcir lieEe lords TO make
il appear that they we're plotting AGAINST tue
Gar. Tho husbands were sent TO Siberia, and
tho wives managed 10 secure 4 good portion o1
their estates. They then went to London,
assuming to bc Russian princcsses, and arc
now there, intriguing in politics, aud making
coqnctrs, They gamble extensively, and win
fabulous sums Of gallant gentlemen in higl
position, who become fascinated by ihc'1
Charms. Whit will be the end Of the glitter
tuy eurccr Of these Circcan sisters. the cor
RESPONDENT who relates the above, does moi
trn0tI,HY
, 1860-12-01

MASTERS S.ALE.-Statc Of ILL
,isso echats :: Within aae =.
B. l5;ss tt f5xs
NstS sS IL SS "n4 tho
rubilS uotiee hereby given t!.at in pa;.Hanes u
t.r IN ta:rrss of tr snpszi.r ConEt Of chicaso III
sci% II se for' 'n n u ii'st day ri; At paoitc
"n - 1s ssss eaes .n 81 os FIJI 1t ~ a as stv u
coul tlt- ill,~hs described rc: e.s7se rtnate IL
,s e:sy II s4Aaso. Ii Liz toans5 "ttooA nd ss"ts "
q 9s it, .ss sff.s ss4 s
ard a4 nf;yx ~, 1ect from 1ne east hne 1t sa .
y sIs Iss Jo paf'sl S,h al az
nine titej fcct n.rc vr less: tie soutl. unv Of
Ns sSaEta soe IL r. sss
s:ht ls:t t4sacs soathsx'y aad parallel e., w, ~
nie e1 ics ntorc Or iess 10 tho noi linz u on,aro
tsnes s.tssy a!sn tne nSfn s t at ot ts ~
s1tsss ;.ss, ~ hs au +" t' 1s'' ~ "'e
'sfs Kss}n 81 1:sst
hadred .na G >! less fs1m a eass ias
III ae e., z I'll
andt aHd 1!s % @ oGs Is.Dri or ls, ,4s t. y sas saa
as sa. ct 5 ai sasess *s
ND tSsatys':'. 81! fest naSg sontsFy @na PR .
Iav vttsEto stEcet srse *a.trriy aloa: ths nsrs
| t;.:.+> {urs 10 she p,Ae- VI eexlnssnx-
tl,. that por,iun VI The hA'g >bary Tract cos1lmenc
| iuierssc;loa ~ilh The .a.. Gre u ssid kIug:Lusy
Trait thence Eor1Ac:!y a.,ns tie es,t Inc uf sald
E]u.sblfy lrac: oAe l,uulrs1 niue I'D feet morr
q lrs-. l. tls south l.%s Of sed:xiek. Ad.,l.lya
Addition two uIL'3rca and t~cnty.e!sllt Is? f.et
Inence +outhrslr and pnrni'tt vita Tie east line oi
k1t1 htn.sbury Iract hundred aid hlhe ttu3) fee
more u Less. to the north u.e Of ,nta.ao otrret
tencc eastesiy along te north ne Of OhtA1to stree
Aunzru uud cntT Isl {crt 10 t.lc place
b.::uniny- -,
1isu al undivided tareefuustls part Of al tic fol
lowing de4crbrd lot prcc Of parcel of land situate
tue Iii. 1t Chicago. county of Gook and state 1t Icy
rt-rtt point two hundred and dfty tsll feet eas
the rrntrc Ut Pa,tm street atl running thence ~
taet along TIE ccatst OF said U1tatiu street two u
drrd aud tty {) feet: thcaee north - The north In
q tas klag-bury Tract one hundred and nfsy.nit m
ins Of sail kin:~buEy Tract txo hundrsa r.. sHd az
ilj 1ccI iuoru or 1cs,. to 1..e place VI begtnnn-
! tfs.A II VTT,
M1s:cr in ChaEcefy 1t the Superior tuurt OF lhcASs
Dated November y, let1. nO-5HsoN
, 1860-12-01

~ Cool. S. s-supertor Court Of Chicago, Deeeu1-
bef Term A. D. 1s6I Michigan Central Railroad Com.
psny and John ". BROOKS y. Elizabeth E. Burson,
Jeniirna Ana BuEson, John T. bn!sou. Heurietta Y.
Buston. Thomson T. Burson aaa Edward Bnfson.-1n
Chancery.
Anila1tt or the nonscsdenee Of al the defendants
above named having been f11ed In the ONCE OF tho
Clerk Of =ald Superior Court Of Chicago Nolice u
hereby given 7, Ill the said defendants ahovn named
sad Court o the Gnaneey side theEeof or the 18th
i.sued Of eai1 Court ax3lnst eaid defendants
suEnaole 90 the first Monday Of December next aa)
Nnw. ruless ron. tho said defendants above named
shai rsfs11ally be I'D ePgsaF bttoFs sid suRsEtot
the next fern thereof to he holden It Chicago tn sa
Cou.ty. o. s!e t1'r Monday Of prcrtohtr; 1sa: nd
Or. o,Elai.tA The :a1n sad tIt matt ~ snd uiEs
th-r, raar:ed ard -tsted nth BE- taken carfcs i
RAY. Of sail bEl WNLTEE kniHAII. Clerk.
W!lxEa, YAK asxAx s. px11xR. ConpFts sorrs-
, 1860-12-01
How the Hoonnn1an Monkeys XIII
Snakes

The banyan-trce is the favored habitation Of
these monkeys, and among its many branches
they cut strange antics, undlstnrhcd by anyf foes
excepting snaEcs. Thcs reptiles are greatly
dreaded by the monkeys, and with Eood, rea-
son. However, it is said that the noukcys
Kill many more snakes in proportion to their
loss, and do 70 with curious1y refined cruelty.
A snake may be coiIcd among the branches Of
the bauyau, last as1eep. when II sspied by
uoouu.nan. After satisfying himself that the
reptile really ia sleeping, The monkey steals
| it from tho branch, and 'hurries to the ground
| lie then runs TO flat stone, and bcglns. to
grind down the reptiles head upon it, gtinning
and chatterins with delight at the writing. tnn4
and occasionally inspecting his work to scs
how it is progressing. When he has rubbed
oray the animals jaws, so MS to deprive It o
its poisoned fangs, he holds great rejoicing
| over lis helpless foe, and, tossing IT TO ~
young monkeys looks comrlacently at Its do
! StrucfiDu,
, 1860-12-01

90 Go1ltract01S.

OFFICE OF THE G!ALENA g.
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD CO.. Chicago,
Euv. ldtl, lazt
To CONTRACTORS rropoea!s w!n be received
at tliIs on:ce unti Dsccbrr 'th 1850 ut tic delivery
tf stations the nc u its road Of tic following
fsica5 KAIIliUAD TIES which must answer tho fol.
loving nprrncaoa tity mnsos 81 ESod ,S;e SGaNts. a
tween twa opposite par acl faccs escI tic 70 avcrnss
eight inches Iii width. OF 1attncd kurncc ann 70 oe NJ
sIaN b. t.,int til, and 4ta average ten tachcA u
width No sawed split tics will b. received hnitl
reckoning ioni INC opuang of navigation Oh Lake
Michigan .,,,n. <ar~
Rt, nc ticusaid They must ststc tte Irco per ito
md II for lrss than the whole number, tut limo OF &C.
, 1860-12-01

Drafts AcceptanccA and Eotes raid In New Tork
gu thc Day Q mnurty or !ast day Of Eraca and money
deposited for account In the city OF New York and
graphic oracr8 FMERY Corn
nr18-ly cA55 Tc1crrann Of1ce
, 1860-12-01

PEUGNET,


Personal attention given to the purchase and tale Of
Grain, Flour and Country Produce generally.
OFFICE NO. 2 H1LL1ARD'8 BLOCK.
n. E. cor S. Water aud Clark-sa. Post 0mce Boz G8
RxyxaxscEs:-Hen. VIM. D. Ogden, Chicago, III; Hon.
h:W. Raymond, 49,: Isaac Cook Egg do 5: " R1p.
Gonrd frerss, do: Yclysston pros.. do; jus. Eng's
Sons d.; Jas. I. Lucas Esq. s. Lonis; Edward Tss.
E8- liberal adyanccs made On ConslCnnenta.
, 1860-12-01
L c. p1TSE ElsT.Ef.,
Mater in Chancerv OF Cook County.
CE.caso October 18th. 1SD. oc3lt3std

NOR'rGA(sE S-ALE.-Whercas,
- Simon $. Wt.te aad Vary c. hls wife. did on
Jacob ". iul1an.. deceased their certain mort
s I'd ses 4 f1ss M
@ {. es :: Iii arob R Ias ID: % t i1 nsr 'sS lis
nar 70 ,ssuE III: Of snr &C.
aud hs1ras i was pr,viiedn and By said mortgage.
tina: IN a%a Of d. fault in the rasmehs Of said Etes
tter or Pr!gcral q intrErst msac tas whslc u
able. And size said sacs y. Luls,. lis heirs e%veu
t'r: adnni7tsas ~ Or Sins at: twenty days n.
w. T. pa,ss T. s s.T ea
5. Milt:rr aud Mary C. b wie. therein. And where
- deAalt as been made 10 the payment q txu Of
therefore. rEbc notice J. nrrrby given. thai t!lc u
drr>t:ned. James Il. Lullan, and May !.as!aEi. ad
minttrators Of .ae estate of Jacob W. Lndlani, DO
A. H. IN 1t t!c haat .! osck \. W. u that DAY sell
AZ public Auction. at tu no.th door OF te Cuurt ouss
" sat clty " CLcan. IL the highest bidder t'r ash
center line q lie C:lsta and Green Lay l'ad and
ias " Henry iiepwoEt:is hai Il tae iats of said
south III cs,1s*; sasEce east ia.9 il shn 70 1ae
center Of the ,al road tie place of beginning.
taninT 10 esre: and nens r5t 9f nSstS%ess = @ ana1tEs
I'll stiI son WNs an md sSs e Wsegg erei e
ase te aEloant dst On said ots. an1 tr ,Ssfs and
estnR4ss Jnics:o q IT, sssa th i IlHY ibLlM II
veased tss aforesaid n,ortsa:cc. oc::.A+s..sI
Tie aoorc sale l. po:tpoae4i TIL Friday. December
sth, is*0, u HAue hour and Pl1cr.
Chicago, Sov. Eth. 1sd' JAMks !; ; ?; ;.!H LEpLAM
1"''' eesssd- - '''' -'''''' - ''' aoi:diss.,d
, 1860-12-01
CPATFORD, STEWART & CO.,

Produce Commission mcrehnnts.
Personal attention glven 70 sales q Etaah fonI
EXCLUSIVELY Commission. ADVANCES made Or consiGu'
ncnts Ill klnzte street, Chicago. 1e9M.a3
q H. sPAfFpEp, D, STEWART =. Y. k.....
, 1860-12-01
BLAKE & JpHNsToN's ADjusTAslE HEMMER
The Most Complete Hemner Ever Yet offered.
AGENTS WANTED EVERY TWUERE-

EErrsEycr-J,C C. Burroughs. D. D.. President Chi
csEu Cniyrisity. Aiken Il Sorton. l:1aksrs. Under
wood 4; Co, Commission Merchants. Eay. ". +.
Stewart. E.. RIC!tAkUS & ~.
r, o. Ho1 39S9- {Fotmcrly Of l. Cornell Coo
no el60.ly
, 1860-12-01
The above sale is adjourned to Saturday. Dee Eth.
IL S.;s1a'i:H,d ~ Ne HORACE j. PERRIN, Assignee.


TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas
Yobert F. shnn. did On tho sixteenth day OF
yoyember ISsa execute and deliver to me the under
sreH Ntrri, C0lF trl-ies. deed OF trust Vt the
p1sinises hereinafter described t. sssure te pay1ent
+ Skim. md particulasly described in sai deed ct
trust which :S' deed Of Inst y duly tled for rreos
liaas November 17th 1sa and duly recorded IL book
Isl uf deeds, at 5a0-
rpent or the said proiss1ry note mentioned in said
deed Of trust and application having been made to ne
cycu that IN Pursuance ot Tic provisions Of sai trust
deed and by Virtue of the aad authority granted
purposes the!ela czprs red shall on Monday. The
oclScE Il uonn at the Eort door of the Court 1onse
In Die cisy u chicago cSo. coanty I'D STATE Ct II
rash the prct*es describe II said tr,st deed to wiz
Iot number fourteen e., y p1ock nume.r sixteen t!}
b 1a1sa - ixss 1n r Il.
said Robert F. Shina. h1a heirs and assgns theren
Chicago. Nov, ~, l5Gn. II. r. COLE, Trustee.