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Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
FUNERAL OF THE LATE JOSEPH GALES
ESQ.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-The funeral of The
late Joseph Gales took place to-day. The pro
cession was immense and comprised eighty car
riages. All the city offices, bookstores and othe
places of business, were closed.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES AT
ST JOHNS, n. FIJI!

ST. JOHNS, N. F., July 24.-The British war
ships Hero and Ariadne, arrived here last night
with the Prince of Wales on board.
The Prince landed this morning amidst a royal
salute from the batteries. Thousands of men,
women and children crowded the wharves to
witness his debarkation. There was a general
display of flags from every prominent point in
the city.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
ONATEiAN WHAEIEY,
81 OCK &. NNAICH MAKER -

~
Keeps constantly on hand excellent E-IN,
sortment of Watches Clocks, Jewelry, Pla- Ss..a2a
ted Ware &c, sc. Those wishing any of the above
articles will find it to their advantage to call and ex
anime his Stock
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired with neat
ness and DISPATCH on the most reasonable terms.
JONATHAN WHALEY,
Craven street NeWbern, n c.
! Oct =, 185o-wi2aa
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
Pres't of Board of Managers.
CHERRYVILLE, July 20, 1860.

I am informed by George Green, Esq, (who
was absent when my card of 18th instant was
published) that my statement of his reasons for
declining the nomination rendered him on the oc-
casion referred to not full enough, and that in
consequence, his position is liable to be misappre
hended. Mr.. Green states that he said that
occasion, that his chief objection to accepting the
nomination was the fact that full ticket had
been recommended to the Convention, the nomi-
nations of which he entirely approved and that
there had been no evidence brought to his knowl-
edge that these gentlemen would not accept if
pressed to do so by the Convention, and under
these circumstances he could not permit his name
to be used for that position. I very cheerfully
make this addition TO my card but in justice to
myself. will say that did not pretend to give
the whole of Mr. Green's remarks that occa-
sion; my object being simply to show how Mr.
McRae was brought forward a candidate. My
ausion, therefore, to Mr. Green, was purely Incl
dental, It may. perhaps be permitted me to say
further, that my appearance at all in the matter,
merely to allay, if possible any ascerbity
that might possibly grow out of n,isconception.
Very Respectfully, &c,
JOHN n. WASHINGTON.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
NEW COTTON.

MACON, July 21-The first bale of new cotton
was received here to-day from Houston county
class fair.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31

hates Of sfAdvertising i'm the Weekly H rOgress.
The following the only Rates OF Advertising
in the Weekly Progress to eli save those who con,
tract by the year and advertise in both weekly and
daily papers: e,oo
SUBSEQUENT insertions each, 30 cents.
ANY number of squares will be charged IN proper,
ton All advertisements marked (t till forbid VIII
be continued till ordered out and charged as above
BY T. L.. PENNINGTON.
NEWBERN. n. G..
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1860.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
DBs. Il. .. COFFIN,

DKs. Il. .. COFFIN,
- Surgeon Dentist,
Permanently located in the town of Newbern. Of
flee on South Front Street, opposite the CASTOR
House.
Dec 2O-wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
j. e.. WEER'S
w bic y ard
NEWBERN, n. c,
Mnrble M0mumcRfs

The subscriber is
receiving a large
stock of Americn %
ami Foreign Morbld
and is at all times
prepared TO fill ol
ders for MOnumenfs,
Siabs 0Rd I0 M b.
Stones, of every de
scripti"n, at lie s.
than HORTHER y
prices.
Our work will be
delivered in allpurts
of North Carolina
and Virginia Free ef
CHARGE
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
T10A ACESES OF LAND for sale.

L 1OO The subscriber offers for sale a valuable
Tract of Land, lying Adams Creeks, containing
about six hundred acres and said by judges to be
equal to any land in the State.
Also, anOthert tract lying Hancock creek about
twenty miles below Newbern and three miles from
HavelOck Depot, 81 n Railroad containing 500
Acres. and is well tlmbered with long straw pine,
hickory and oak.
For further particulars address the undersigned
at Newbern, n. G..
dec d&Wtf JOHN n. HYMAN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31

TIE the Citizens Of Craven and adjoining
Il COunties.-The Undersigned respectfully Of.
ferS his services to the citizens of Craven and ad
joining counties, Il surveyor and leveer
Residence, Newbe1n, n. G.
Feb 2l WITT HENRY A. BROWN
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
u ELLY'S Patent WINDOW BLINDS
~ =

Il Il q 2
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING IN USE
This Blind when closed shuts perfectly tight, and
keeps out all wet dust, insects, &C. and entirely
excludes the light, and makes beautiful appear
ance the outside. 1t has every advantage over
the other kind and costs the same.
This Blind will recommend itself. Any one can
Judge of superiority overthe old style at first sight
No person that has this Blind will ever order
other kind.
The subscriber will be happy to show model to
any person wishing to obtain Blinds. and receive
their orders, which will be epromptly filled.
inches wide 30 cents per foot in heighth; all f. 6
and under #. 90 cents per foot all ft and under
3 it. 6 inches 20 cents all 3 it. inches anL over
IS cents.
A full supply of the above Patent Blinds,
Doors and Sash kept constantly on hand at john
Washngton's Factory, kinston.
Odd sizes made to order at short notice.
j. d. BURDICK, Igcnf
Kinston, n. G..
fyN N. B.-The Doors are six panel, and moulding
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
AuotLer schooI-Progress.


Dear Progress The citizens of this place
Cherryville and vicinity, have organized a Joint
Stock Company for the purpose of building up a
school, Male and Female, of the first grade. A
sufficient amont of stock has been taken for pres
ent purposes. The building is going up and
will be ready in a few days. We have employed
a competent teacher The Fall Session will open
on Wednesday, August 1st. Board can be OBJ
tanned at from Sc to So per month. Here, then,
is progress progress of the right kind and in the
right direction. For pure, thorough education
is the palladium of liberties and earthly hopes
to say nothing of the future and eternal, Pro
gress, may add, in the right place. A school of
high grade is not only needed here, but it is,
as to beauty Of location and health unsurpassed
anywhere, perhaps, in the low Country. Imme-
diately on the Neuse which spreads out beauti-
full sheet of salt water some 81 6 mile wide
abounding in fish and swept by pure breezes.-
Angling and bathing may be resorted to and in
dulged in to ones own liking But our loca-
ton and advantages must be seen and realized to
be appreciated.
We have adopted name Crauen Institute, -
that should recommend us or it, to every one, at
least, in good old county of Craven.
will just add, not that [ writing an adver-
tisement, but item eff news, that any one wish
ing information concerning this school, will in
qure of Sheriff Latham, F. p. Latham, ESQ.,
S. Whitehurst, Secretary and Treasury, or the
undersigned.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
july 10 w1y



For the prevention and of ft1cr and Aeue
and Billions FcrerS. This wonderful remedy was
brought to the knowledge of the present propretos
by a friend who has been great traveller in Persia
and the Holy Land.
While going down the river Euphrates lie cxpe
uenced Seuere attack of Fever and Ague. On
discovering his condition, of the Boatnen took
from his person an Ansuet, saying, Hear this and
no Ferer mM to"ch you.' Although ncredulous as
to its virtues; he complied, and experienced imme
date relief and has since always found it effec
tual protection from all maarous complaints
On further investigation he found that the boat
man attributed to it m9T0cUiOuS powers, and said
that it could only be obtained from the Priests of the
Sun. Sometime afterwards the gentleman in con
versing with Priest obtained from him the secret
of its preparation and ascertalned where the med
cinal herbs were found, of which it compound
ed. The wonderful virtues of this article have in
duced full belief in the minds of the natives in
the miraculous healing powers of their Priests
Since his return to America it has been tried with
the happiest effect by several Ladies and Gentle
men of high character, who have given it the most
unqualified praise. This remedy having been spe-
citc in Persia for hundreds of years for the preven
ton and cure of Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers
is now offered to the American people
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid with full directions
for use, receipt of one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mamufactory, 1873 Main St
Richmond, Va. Branch Office, Bank of Commerce
Building, New York. Address
july lO-w1y JOHN WILCOX, & co.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
T AND FOR sAEE.-NOTICE.

4 AIND EUFk SlAHIE.--NUI Z.
a. The subscriber offers for sale Tract of Land
of 200 Acres, lying on Trent River, nine miles
from Newbern. All of this land is well adapted to
the culture of cotton. About $50 acres of it are
cleared and ready for cultivation and the residue is
covered with growth indicative of great fer City.
There on the premises in good repair two story
dwelling and out t-houses, and all other buildings
needed on farm. NEarlis found in great abundance
on the land the wafer is good aud the neg borhood
industrious, moral and intelligent.
Terms made easy to purchasers. All applications
must be addressed to the subscriber at Newbern,
North Carolina. JOHN D. MAY.
july 24 wifi
*s*Tarboro southerner copy one month and send
bill to the Progress.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31

ENJ stHHL HEESI
w Varnish, Linseed Oil--Raw and Boiled, Paris
Chrome, Saxon and Imperial Green, Verdigris, Um-
ber Terra de Sienna and Vandy Brown in Oil Dis
temper and Dry, French Liquid Dryer Coach, Copal,
Japan and Dainasl Varnsh, Artists Colors in Coop
sbe Tubes Brushes in great variety, Mineral Paint
&c, &c, for sale by
nov % w JAS w. GARNER.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31

d Ok REVARD.-Ran away from the sub
p ~ scrber about ten months since negro
woman named Levinia, she is about thirty years
old and about 4 feet 5 inches in highth black.
understand that the SAID negro is lurking about
Streets Ferry" The above reward will be paid
her delivery to confined in jail so that L can
get her. ADOLPH COIN.
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
TIE FOREST, ARMSTRONG 81 CO..
~ DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
so a SO Chambers street, New Work.

III new and beautiful patterns, the
" Il N 5 U T T Il p Z y T s,
also the
AMOSKEAG,
new Print, which excels every Print in the country
for perfection of execution and design in full madde1
colors. Our Prints are cheaper than any in mark ct
and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan I3 MIY
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31

NETl1. G. WEE1TFORD,
w GENERAL COMM SSIONA MERCHANT
EAST FRONT STREET, ,NEwBERN, n. c.,
Agent for SMITH S LINE New York Packets.
Goods received and forwarded
Feb Z 1860 w6m
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
SOAP! SOAP!
SOAP
No. and Extra No,rsoap.

" manufactured by
w. B. WALKER. NEWBERN n. G..
At the Maryland State Fair held in Baltimore il
1921, silver medal was awarded to this soap.
Also a silver medal from the Franklin Institute al
Philadelphia. 1854
1854.
Sold to merchants IN town and throughout tn,
State at wholesale, only, at New York Wholesale pri
Cash paid for Tallow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed to Or. W: w. Ormsbee, Newbern, n. c.
Jan "a wtf
Newbern weekly progress., 1860-07-31
LAS RATIFICATION MEETING AT
FULTON n. Y.


D UGLAs IN TENNEssEE,-The Shelbyville
True American is out strong for Douglas. It
, 1860-09-22

The grandfather Of the Hon John Corode Of
Pennsylvania was picked up at Amsterdam
when child Of three or four years, put on q
vessel, and brought to Phladelphia, where he
was sold By the csptaiu as "1edemptioner"
until he was twenty eight years Of age, The csp-
tain giving him the name OF Cuyode. lie was
sold TO msn in chester County ty the name
Of Miller. He never learned t. read or write
After be had served out his time he m.rr:ed
the widow Of British officer, the officer having
died at lork, Penn. There was one son the
issue Of that marriage, and the Hon. John Co.
vode is the oldest son Of that son. his father
having died about the time Of his first election
to Congress. Some tin 9 s'nce an effort WAS
made to traca the family in Amsterdam, but no
name of The kind could be found there, lea. ins
to the supposltion that the Captain gave the
child name of his own coDtriving. At an
other time the American CoDsul ut Ams!er-
dam Was naked to inquire cor cerning child Of
taa. age Inst at that time, but 80 may had been
carried eft that nothing could he learned Of
that family, AID the search il now abandoned.
, 1860-09-22
ThAtltls the Fest Taper
FOR OLD AND YOUNG READERS
Ever nphl.8hed

tb Published u New York every week. 1t Thsre Cests
Weekly. ~ L. HAK faILl. CO. 81 North " i INN st
The Trtde snrrlsed by ROSS L TOusEY, DEXTER
COMPANY, sr 1t auy OF the Who!esale Ssws Asepey
douEes A-70 CA7.sf
, 1860-09-22
Legal advertisements

MASTERS SALE.-STATE OF
lt1 ILLINOIS Cock t,cuutv. t,-.un,dar Cour. OF
fHha:p q p;ee3s ae Csssss kees1 Hperl swaa.
tnat pa.tuAnce order entered Il the s5os
sateo eans. eothe hs.t<. nth OF September. A. D.
lt6o - seot - Mater Ia Ch4utery or th4 suertxf
Cau ot Gh'ea4o. ri o. ta Thirteenth ca7 at Uctobsg
II iea oelo IL tha forenoon Of that oay III
north door OF Court HOUSE In The cY Of tatciEo IN
MO s2unty ot Cook me dacresd piece or
sece.y 70 It ~ r. .aoant ef .aa tscrre Via
dbuEsemeais aid sale 10 wiz: All that ceain piece
Of land c.mmetc NJ thirty ,) recs ct tas csne Of
tn of r4nke tnrt 5] eat Of the third psnc ps
,idaa It ence annnx weM sq!tyt~o nd ena.haf t32S}
ava rods, thence ~ tk1 two and one haf fs.X
fodA then q tuahlnt south el<htystx au1 twoteen IL
Is. the plce Of b-Rfnnlnx c:ntaIntus
tetn and ac {. mare Or t.t 'a!d premises
bsins etn7.e the cJuLty Cook, Ard It te limos
IRA sCOTf.
Master! IN Casneery o.ths Superior Court Ut IhI:ago.
Dated Chicago, Sent II, "a O,
:. HCp ot, ComolfS Solicitor. 19d43h
, 1860-09-22
THE ONLY PREPARATION
l. THAT HAS
STOOD THE TEST OF YEARS.
Ind sToars M ore asd m orr opxsar srsru dau.
READ TIE FOLLOWING:

KA17IE CH1fE. Mlch, Dec, .ist 1sA
P2o!. wooD: Thee VII .cc pt lie 70 intoi1u
thre 1ha the rar On my tead all ell OF
eruption the held continual cou..e Of snn,r,na
th ouxu Ire havlvE reduced state Of depesdrnse
.b!. up IL cos eqa,nce Of which nv sd
his suffered EXTREMELY 3rcm eut. ha !nduee M NV ~
htEsa Hodges amost the last rent I'D W eaih for
two liar hAue Of &hY if hcstorxtve 10 ut he ir ar
AuEus las have faithfully followed te m snd
th' bald fpos nav covered With hair Thick aad tscH
that aaoher argt bop would r. ,o1+ J. a.
tLelT AMI anxious 10 pe severe ia Ha
We e9d 1sse M es;,ute Of ns.os mose
The scripture il to Roe ,hai ~
>'-4 - ' Thy T fhead. d 'Ae 'A'''' 'susAnSAH E,Rny
~Li9ot1 1kR, Noble Co. II d., Feb. 6'h, 1857.
Fsor Q. woop-oesr sls: In The latter paIt of liz
ssx sas1 I'D S,t ~
unknown to me- conn e1e~d fall ug yery ra2,cy, 50
that In thc annn spaee the ~hoe u1rr MI
ch ot The remaining portion i'd aad hsck n.rt
Of my h-an thorIy after became gay 20 II II YOU wnot
b .u'p:lsed When te ou int ny ta1n to Tue
70 much II os to ceover the Of TIE chanss in nv
Appensnce, II ny noIo intimate aequalntarcea wsfe to
made .eation Ia the IN 1T s1Il1!al phr.c;,n.
in The country, bu receiving assurance tu tena ;h..
eooe!ied ~ ise u ior unselr IL IL I.eS M t -
tue 1851 your Restorative r.con nasndet r. M
hy dEusais - rein Tho mos relfab:e H.r
the haze n.ed dollars ~o,h ot YOU Rean].,s
I'D A'areut have rich o-t oi ve:i soit bIa:x hsS
-a,n y W. Il, .s.y and ceae.:dho49 e =: dh4a1As I t..
III sooa Df1kst and F.pcY Goods Deairrz ~01 '''a "
e. Ss.i:sl; sss 5a9tI ~ fst 10 1:Is
eH.la- A1d "a Bios. Ae6 slfAsl..~e~x
, 1860-09-22

| CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ # Coo., S.S.-C!rcus Court o: Cook Csnnty. No
yeEheF Tern, 1871. e.mue f. Smith Newman luzhea
aud JosFLh b. He ahsw-Iu CAan+ery.
All &yt OF the non of 1o@ph B. lie shaw,
fnd1nt ah've na1nsd havink oecn nlel IN the <cs u
the leEk OF sad Circuit :ru't a,vok County. Nocs
Il ner-ns given to tue ,a: Joaeph h. ueas7aw Al Iii
81 cmpa!a..t a!ed by b OF Gun LIN: aaia Court.
AMI that sum no7s the1euton Issued out It said Cou
sinst said rstuInabe % tie dst &oatay Of
:. W MI cr next, 1851. - Is BY 5eunfef,
Sow uae:. sou. the I'D Is.eFh u. eo,h4w. sha!! per-
son T be and Apves! bef11e hsi Cl:ea Court Cook
Coua11. tae dag OF tla there y, u Re
holden At Che@so IN sid cuntv. Of the Terd Aontay
said compaaaats I'LL Of same aau i-e mat
ter aoa hiu9s tusssn hasxed aud s1sed vii ec
confessed, decree entered Inst y aeCtid az to
the PRAYER of raid bill. WI. l.. CAukC l., ierk,
SsARk Z fsHAh. conrr.s Sole. s.a atq99.aW
, 1860-09-22

Count de Persigny, on the occasion OF laying
the foundation stone Of the new church It
Noaane, made smother speech, Of which the fol-
lowing is The text:
Aonsityr L< Cure and Gent1em<a-I thank you
Tor the aat'ering. words which you have i'd
dressed to me, and above all for The honor OF
beng lnslted to lay tho frat Atone OF the church
which the piety Of the faithful of This town has
been so eagerly looking for. In confering this
honor upon political man who is only received
in bis natal department with 40 much consider
ation because his fellow citizens are pleased to
regard him ut this moment rs the representa-
tive Of the Emperor, you are persuaded that
the Government is the natural protector Of re-
ligion and its ministers, and you arc right.
[Appiause,1 The derotedusss Of the Emperor
ior the church is 30 great that It cangadord 10
defpise that Immense Injustice which late-
~ alarmed Catholicism and astonished
The he .hGls 3n ~ wo.d tond d., .ppsspss Al
need not remind you that it was the Empe-
ror who restored tho Pope to Rome, and who
, 1860-09-22

EE Diarrh@a. Dysentery, Summer
Complaint Compound Extract Of yeue Plan,
te hea nedy known. for the Of these t1.ea.cs
III The Mississippi Valley bears tie highest rrnataop
fes IT. curative properties For Children 1ee,h,n i,
EA'uAhIe. Prepared only and tod by J. c. MAGC1RE.
~ ou's Missouri Sod tY Jro. D. ra.k ~ ate-
tx-aAs
, 1860-09-22

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE.-Pnblic TO-
IA t.cs Is tesebY gvea that l. the unter4r Ell As.
s!gEe. John S. Wrtxt Of The ctr Ct fCheaEo, nols
~ isel et Cp7le Q? Wednesday The th dx Of
tAto5F. 4. SO 1t 10 ocl:ck A. tothe highest Bit
der cash Iii th= a!alnk aehnty and t-os ue In
z1ahout The e1t nHve Ke4ieE ctoy q th@ sa John
r Wright sting In p of two Daniels FtaIea, dTe
Saw Tables, two Gt1itht eawL thhree ena7 perln<
chsneA kht znd lwo horizontal DO ing mlla one
wood latEe ore sposc m1chlnf, 1outtten carpenter
lenehs two horizontal wool boring m7chlnss one center
Ing dill PRES. bos: c7aperng mach!Ee, ons hind
Grill. EaIr nand etA4 .ee iron aila htmner.,
" eDc le', mil e. moultefa h.sks and r.m,uers
Iron ee, ali klnts II s7oIa. nAlkabe rnn,
tnidlrki shees stm,h III situate II The
ol.eFton ani N:bS1n stf~tt Chrago, is.. and known
AsJoLn Nitxht Keeper Factory. said u T. take
p:ace Gu the rrem4a, JAMES CL4tF,
se sc3 :w A.sgnea OF the e-tate OF John >. sht.
, 1860-09-22

NORTH AMERICAN FIRE In.
~ SURANCE COMPANY,
Or HAt-7eED, Caaxru1soIr.
PAID UP CAPITAL, a388,0oo.
11sRra1ee Asainst Losn by Tuo Only.
HUBBARD i EUET Agents, Chicago,
Co.. ClarE and South N4.ers.-
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE. Co.,
OJ Norwich, Cens.
Paid up Capital, S1ez, ,636,23.
HBURANcE AGAINST L0;s BT FIRE.
HGEBAE RI HUNT, AxtEt., coz. Of 4erth Hatc- nd
clark IT,. fr~t Aaa.. 1.nor.;s' hfa-t. ~r1:-tohH
, 1860-09-22
educational.
II r N CT ESG0NC

r r E N c IT lESSONS.-Nona.
Alex. coien.ri will q mm.ree next Monday so
s:h ~ cufss Of -s to c'ss "a Of younr M
1ses2: Fl. .1eIe ~, be
.a''see' 133aA-e4.eoleF term If .rn weets
ss..A4w AGIX r0JG xaRfo
, 1860-09-22
EOR Pr1[E,S PEAK.-The nnder.

II Wv 1NE . I N13u'-~1 u1 uuWels
- LINED n prerared 10 osrr for sae nevy invented
.asd 4, rpHt.vEKHER ~ q. puBola pa,sst espeGaII
Of being M Light Cheap. Easily MANAGED md DURABLE;
onv y swo Aorre. Or four hosse engine ;cost1
II ~ N e. Hnls Ard !orted all wnter without
Ahhhnl this Mil 10 do ~ per cent. mora
x, st ppa,ed to ttnd q i any
Gulalns lron Ote Of Aaeadaultins b.oue. '*~'
machine nay bt seen IN OPERATION tths Aach!na Bbop
of Af Mosea Pok Etreet West Of bridge of a8d1
post once box 1899, Chicago Illinois, fos fuIthef afor.
nstiou.
:. II. lu1o0, Dubois AUSTIN
IA Aus1U. jY7c7uedAwlY
, 1860-09-22
OTATE on ILLINOIS Conntv

- Q! Cook. 9.s-c!reus Coa.t Ct Cook County, No
v;toeF Tenn. 1861 Samuel !. smith The unknown
Aei!s oE Mi!Iism c. .mAssou-In Chanee1y.
amoavt that the b41es ID mi :enee Of the unknown
tsnakno~n having been Led ia tie oce Of the c<gk
go Circuit to1r OF took tousty. Sollee u hereby
ihat sad c,rnpl naat died his bill Of coEp!alns aaI
Cous ca tbs Chaaeery s!da taereof the s1 day Of
JULY. tSa A1d thu: summons tltrtupon s,ued out 1f
= colrt asssnt = aeeu.4ta EetaraAtle the int
ntas Of oeptenbe: T. .saA ~ ty law rsqn,re:
Now IN eas you the tald lWn httfa 0f William e.
H;n.s o. - = peEson ~ ae spp:a1 besars .rd e..
t.1m ih~eor u te holdtn 1t chca in ID tou.tY.
the Ihtnt Mon ~ e November, .e Ant plead.
or tenuf t. tht sId comp anan~ tM OF nm1Aibt the
tame aEd the naie"a and thxs h chas.e ani
VIII be taken csnfsased and entered against
You AeeSz~tn9 10 the pzaJ er Of said BILL
, 1860-09-22
:. :.
sfAkK 1aRAK, Compafs 70 r. ke3 c9et-4V
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

Cou'ty, $50. .tote. Tern. 4. D. 1861 o: the su-
p.r'or .ous1 OF Chicago anna fouex w. Io1n !, un9-
Bill E'4n cy-ul orce. Afdiavt Ut tie 1ea'aenea
II aid jain Yong deeotan u .ad tu.t and thN on
due itq te c4anot be 'oun having tnI. 4y rtea died
IN TIE "a Of the err Of eat Court. cotiee Is mr. ty
ri ArnA Young tic ~ .spt. mber a. b. Is !,
tltd her etnn tin IT complaint aga aAt defendant
IN ihe Ct e Gf the e"k Il nd Cuutt The chA. cry
de r. rso.. aad ha: ,htfsupon IN sald
asu ut Of sid 'our ala.aat said &c ea7lt reurn4b
en- .se 1t Monday Of Vetoht II, tie Cout zouas
nshe c:ts.f cn.ea:o In RAID Cook cornty-
Sav d" lrss y0u the salt J7tn fouuk stall reFsousl
be and appear before ri C"ur on the DIS. cay ot The
nt1tte tAerto to be he Alta sad taat louse. ou
the dat Aouisy Of btu Lest. AID pteA or
nuf 10 "at bill OF compliant. the same viii te for
there i. 'N
Witness my haad At the C+v Of Chicago this l1th eay
sepsea4bss. a. y. tea0. WALTER A1MoALL,
CLERK II "a uyt.
Ksox. FCs7Aer i Rxxo. Solicitors for Con. claimant
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, 1860-09-22

INHtHt|I[H.
e UEFFIELD NURSERIES.

= Il T. r RI Z l. y NURSERIES,,
I CHICAGO. I'LL.
EFERGHFE EMS TLaNrrt' AND WARRANTED
an r.ysivpE tEd 10 ths following Ever2reen. to Be
p snte4 drrnv this Iext tnou'h and to 1--we:
$4,000 AMENlLAN ANBON EIT1E. T. fett, dne
bush. fs!ee eI slrs.e tlee o. per dozen, sio9
ltr :G rs /; Per iia; AZ: rsr %; $40.
Snc'- .:ees u: d zen, tlu 70; tR. 40: l0l SIS.
5D1b American B*LSaM FIR SPRUCE FIR
Anil \ IKW4f .PrUEE, s to fee. q and ~ fscb
ovs trees hare cen FIR xrta lns ard a. Of
tie finest q1.ltv. They are o1t1ed the .o~ pree.
mai TO the ground they on. waich il wanted
fr other purposes. tsdtrA will he led in rotation - re-
ceveI. Written watTa tee. will be given In al caj.a
when ST. and re.es orrspon.osty wnen
reiut1e1. MARTIN LEWIa
SsedtId Nursery, Lhlcafo, Ill.
All kluds Of Deeijuous Forest Tree planted var
f1nled tn sason res bF having their plauted
In teaf cf wsug tt spring vii hare tene1t Of
having ,helr 4ees oramenet the coming winter wit ou:
any add-t. :tal cot lsel5 d:s-i:uJ N.L.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
IL Il inofa. Fruit asd Ornamental Tfc.s-s la,ge soek
stock. y ltoo. 10: Goestbes.. 81:
ton, ttrnnf. " kasrbeiry. many sttts l0 u 10 H.
s.1.woe.'y. Wlleon's Eye. sare.; i: con.. lox'.
WAsciustt Gthe!a- uu'e. lHs u; lt0,, y. Tulips
10 OF 20 nA,ued sA,s Dat ano SKI u. hcot Gtatts
lo0v1 49, &c asp rlists Cab olaers in f rarxtd
TREE I.els-d-4 1mt F. l.. PHOENIX,