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, 1860-01-24

AIOK1ItAGE SALt4.-sS nerE191
ltI Cyra. C!a1k a1dthasn-. hi. wife did oa ths 9th
- stes:maa, Casa,sr al ,le Dans " sonta County
Town Or Wakefield! stAts =: lhods !slAot certain
sa Of oea 4 IL eS Ge.
hts1e Of Illinois a Book y Of ztsA&es fAxe 10 ~
sae paymsut of ~ ., g ~ IT, ~ m a
CTrus G,1k apd eAvs him. :he xd 5teAdman. harmless
from all costs eha1es- expenses aod natn soe or On se
evuat e h1. dssnuaux saa M ~ II 6a shsus.r3 aosFs
\ nj. whe:eaA T. wis pos!ieu II t.!a nonk*V 1aH ~
ete q ths ev: q III ~. ar tSe H..
tcnsi ,Le;eof or auy part theer thu tins limited or
tie meat Of then it should be la~fHl Tor the
p?eukss = auy tar thsrof public lon, and 10 e1*
clta to the pasthz.e. or pus-ITe* foo4 ano IT,,
SD dssd 2S TED. q, .ursa aSa ~ d a.coa;
FIR ~ Cyfut CiIrt c.Ytao yri,A S.t~* ARne6 BY
him say intended to b .e"r ~ ~ hoaEss Imeant &
notes a.e pa+t a,- sud lupan'. Aaf wet1ta* -
ttn4ttsgutd has oven " the suprno c9af .. na ~
II Rhooa Island pointed ke.ssr g: ~ me H. 70
Ald privileges uuer It's Charters and aesas. M sead,
Mortgage aod Beal mentioned therein and as said
NOTES thereby Intended 70 b. secured.
~ ssa e. =
aa4 of hs Posef ID ap re aaiho:.y ey .aI MotxsFe
that day The north door of the Eoust Rouse IN he CT
q Ch!caxa IN e County Of Coek and s'a,e " !aaoas
anl premises IN md Mortgage nsn ned and deseehsd ~
follows wt:Au tast etitan os pssc*lt Of Land
.saa :t :s : e. ssx xisa Si s
In ock sxty.two Ia eleven a.d txve In B@eA s1theA
TO- snd .ve1re Bloek sd: t.estavr With
aznx q il .ay.iss .ppefainrs. aaa II ~ IA. 70
tsny redemption Of the salt clsTk aad
hss*d E: 3D.. for Il E2 + ofEK :
q. X. 4. Hr7cXi1SoT, Attorney 9or heet.TFf.
, 1860-01-24
Rights of Cotored Perb0nH on CITY
Railway Passenger Cars.


The case of Henry Kimber, one of the con-
ductors upon lie City Passenger Railroad,
charged by 4 co1orcd woman named Sarah Faw-
cett with an assault and battery in forcibfy
ejecting her from his car, came up before judge
Lowe yesterday. Nessrs. Job Pugh and Head
ington appearing on behalf Of the defendant, or,
rather, as counsel for the Company.
The testimony Of the prosecuting witness WIS
that on Monday last, on the corner Of Third and
Vine streets, she got upon the platform Of the
car in charge Of himber, when he told her to
ret oil, aud upon her refusal he used force, and
finally expelled her. J..
The Judge in retrieving the case, remarked
that the subject was one Of law, not Of politics
or TASTE The defendant was the agent Of a
company which profcssed to be u common car
rier. So far Us force had been resorted to Ia
expeling the prosecuting witness, the court did
moi drem that more had been used thnn was
necessary to effect that object. The question,
however, to be considered was, whether the de-
fendant Ind the right which lie assumed; ac-
cording to the law regulating railroads aud
common carriers, he had no right to refuse as
passenger any person who was not afflicted
with an infectious disease, or who conducted
in becoming mauuer. 1t was intimated that
it was the intention Of The prosecution to sue
for damages in civil court, and in REV of this,
while the court found the defendant guilty, it
would allow the counsel to file bill Of ex-
certions. The fine assessed would be $40
and costs.
1t is the intention Of the Company to carry
the case to . higher court, but, rs The Judge
stated, Mrs. Fa,gcett has comm. need 4 civil
suit, iu which she claims damages from the
company.
, 1860-01-24

Some weeks ago, Wm. Q. Greaves,. Of this,
vicinity, gare dog to & friend, who, IN order
to retain his acquisition, placed upon hlm
heavy chain and clog, which he could drag
about with some difficulty. In a short time,
however, the dog, not contented with bis new
quarters, disappeared, and could not be found
anywhere, though an active search was nude
for him. During the time Of bis disappear
auce, 1t was observed that another neishoor's
dog, when fed each day, would take bone and
carry it of, absenting himself for some tune,
and always going in the same direction. Curl
osity beng aroused by the constant regularity
Of the dogs action in this particular, they fol-
lowed him one day, aud penetrated his secret
The dog first named, in attempting to nuke his
way buck to his old home, had jumped fence
and got his clog fast in some way, 60 that he
could not get loose, and for tsco 1oe<ks he had
been thus p:isoner: uisformer playmate and
companion had by some means foun out bis sit
tuition, aud being unable to relieve him
from his confinement, had done all in bis power
to alleviate Lis sufFerings oy carrying
to him every day portion Of his food, thus
preserving lin from total starvation and a lin-
gering death. The bones scattered about his
place Of confinement testify to the devotion
with which hs companion bad waited upon him,
uud but for which be must hare perished, aa e
was out during the severely cold weather We
ago, and was reduced to q shadow when found.
--{urrolton (IL} Pres.
, 1860-01-24
Terrible Lean OF q manluce

Tho Sun Francisco Timts, Of the s6sh ult.,
About o'clock yesterday morning, man,
suffering with delrium tremens. left his bed IN
the building next the Empire State Restaurant:
md getting out on the roof Of that building, fell
through the skyl'ght into the Kitchen, where.
coming down With terrible crash. he fright
ened the nightwatcs, nearly out Of Lis senses,
though doing himself but little injury. He vas
in = perfectly nude stale, barring dirested him
self Of bis clothing the better to escape tue hun.
dred men whom be alleged were in pursuit OF
him, intent on taking bis lie. The moment be
landed on the Kitchen floor be seized the poker
and began laying Justify about him, keeping bis
imaginary foes At bay until tue inmates of the
place came to bis relief. The first thing that
the terror.stricken man utte1e ed .on their ap.
proach was desire that two policeman should
be called-a request that was more than cou-
piled with, the accommodating proprietor
bringing in three, who took the poor wretch in
Charge and conducted him to the station house.
Nothing but tie charmed Life vouchsafed a
drunken u,au preserved tue fellow from serious
harm, da.hing as he did through the thlck glass
aud falling some twelve feet upon the floor be-
, 1860-01-24


From the Louisville Journ3l.l.
Mr. W,se's organ says that lie will speak for
himself. lie seldom either speaks or acts for
anybody else.
An Alabamn paper calls James 3. Clay I" Il
chip of the old block" No, he is q chip Of q
very different Aetg.
The Doucias faction has decidedly the nd
vantage Of the rest Of mankind during this cold
weather-it is 1etscten firo fr<s.
An Indiana editor says TINT We bare weak
points hut that telling the truth is not one Of
them. No, that's one Of our strong points
a Macon paper charges that Mr: Douglas is
defend him against the charge. We guess he's
genuine sheep.
The New Hampshire R1triot thinks that
NC can't take the measure Of the Democratic
party IT'S high time for the undertaken to un-
tertake it.
The notorious Dr.. Daily has been adsertis.
Ing to lecture at various ptaces in Indiana, tick
els twenty-five cents. lie has not been cou1-
tenanced however. The people shop him no
quarters.
Some Of our Democratic editors, though
there is no falling of in the amount Of their
lying, seem to BE- getting to lie little more gem
teely than they did in former times They real
lg seem inclined to cultivate lying as one Of the
fine arts.
IT is said, that, in the South, when niggers
GET refractory and can be subdued IN no other
way, their masters hare got to threatening to
sst them fire. and send them North to make
their living among the Abolitioniats. 4 Mig
ger in such case rarely if ever fails to sue
cumb.
"A Mississippi paper says that no human
power "can break the bonds Of the slaves" in
| that State Whereupon the Louisville journal
observes that <s We hive no idea that the Mis-
= ~. ~ rnt, 1u1Tt
'1oads as the Mississippi whites managed to do
| few years aso.
-Jnmpertz, the fellow who killed his mis-:
tress in chicago, cut her up, and packed aud
saltel her down in pork barrel, is now a Erea,
| lion therc-cspccially among the women. There
| seems to be about d thousand Of them, from
among whom he might take his choice. We
.uess that any one OF them, however much in
lore witt, him now, would, if she were to live
| with him, be pretty soon eMrfd.
, 1860-01-24
t11S11tuuc9.
Tusrraure.
.4C r N A
INSURANCE COMPANY

HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1873 - - Charter Perpetual
ca.h Capital and sarr1..-s2, ,o3o, ,423.so
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks
TAKEN AT LIBERAL TERMS AND RATES.
consen.a ior terms ot ene TO ave 3sazt-
ASSETS JULY 1, 1889.
AUTHORIZED cAp1rAL-.......-....... ..ts.sooeee o
PAID UP 1.ooo,un "
0so IL 50
rarVai+ Nkrva.
BASE SEock-xa New York. ua.t-
II Nosss.. :o7sooeo :Ia1:s 30
Kentucky. Tennessee aud AlA- .no,.
crs sTo:r:-Hs;;iSfd Rochester. 1'' 4''' "
:, Dsook5a, Jersey ty. 1890 % 11f'p0o %
RAIL Roam SrocEs-Hastford 4
$sss;ssst is:s::: g ss s$ 2
KxAL EsrA7E- -unIacumbered.. s0,los u
M1ecELAz1oCs 1FExs. s..-........: arA3 -
Eash On hand and deposited on ell
andln Agents. hznda.....-....s d5a+3o3 IS
.,,.. .a!o3o,ts3 y
Applications tesei1ea and Policje: Issued of fsnsse "
any Of It's duty authorized Eents- Lusss e9u:taty adjust
Gland paid In funds current at aay Of the Banks III j.
htnts appointed, supplies furnished and I'll business
promptly attended toby WM. s, FATCM,
HUBBARD III nJN 5sEsss 4: stt 9s|s;s $s
yt31y No, LooMl.' Block. cur. :. Water Clask IT,
, 1860-01-24

FREE ColoEEp PERSONS IL MAnsLASp.-A
memorial to the Legislature Of Maryland is in
passage Of a law to take the census Of the free
colored population Of the State, with the REV
10 hiring out, to the highest bidder, Mt public
sale, 1bose ah'e to work, for t~elSe months, .
portion OF the proceeds to 80 to the support Of
aged and inflrm free eolored persons, and the
paid to The person SO hired. 4 county meeting
On the subject is to be held at Leonardtown on
Tuesday next. The Beacon says the citizens Of
St, Mary's county are ecnerally opposed to the
forcible expulsion Of the free colored popula-
tiou from the State or their perpetual enslaTe
fneDt
, 1860-01-24

IaroR7Axr Sr,r.-A case involving the title to
the real aud personal property Of the Great
Western Railroad Company between Naples
and Decatur, Nus argued Yesterday in the United
Suites Circuit Court. 1t is entitled. "The Far.
mer's Loan mud Trust Company r.. the Great
Western Railroad Company Of 1850" The
cicctncnt. If decided in favor Of plaintiffs, the
Great Western Railroad will change hands soon
provided, a, course, that the detendauts take
no appeal. The declaration Of Plaintiffs claims
That they are entitled to the luud, railroad track
engine mud station houses. cars, &C., &c, now in
possession Of the Great Western Railroad Com
iuent in tho case will be continued to-day
Messrs. I.incaln and Conkting appear for plain
tifs; Judge Ltgan for the defence.-State Jour
, 1860-01-24

t,o.pAnrnEa~ntr Norscr-The undersigned l,aye this
day formed Cora1Ectshtp ur'!cr thu Urn ot
LETX d: JOHNSTON,
FOR the rut1e4 doing eneTal Wrought and Cas- Iron
Iu>lnrs we'll kns Chicago Iron Works. located
"N 'o' - " & GE;.i;G +. LETZ
JUlIt II. JOHNSTON.
Chfta-n ,1anf,ary 2I. 1870. jaao b46l 6w
, 1860-01-24

Ws have now in store. a1d daily Eee*ivox fun and
complete sock Of
GROCERIES,,
Composed Ii p. follows to which VT ta'ss 1he II
teastun OF hetza4le:
so hhds u1uscavado Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do.
10 do Now Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Hednod Sugar
$50 do New Xork do do
rs bags Old Governm't lava oodce,
las do I,aguirz codee,
$50 do Rio do
as do 1dochA do
1oo bbls New Orleans molas'ss'
IS do Sugar House 5yEuP,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
400 hlf chests Groom and Black Tea
$50 bx sawyer's White Erasive Soap
400 do 5osse oakloy's do do
900 do A1PaIm Soap.
100 do Star Candles,
- do sterine do
~ do Mould o
$50 bbla Smoking Tobacco.
12o do Chewing do
ais butts do do
$50 fancy caddles do
I10 N Imported Cigars,
50 Jars macaboy 1nuh,
ATS boxes osweso Starch,
as bags Pepper, .....
IS do spicer IS boxes-0loves,
IS cases A l Nutmegr,
- tcs Primo Rice, 400 ut4 oassta
rs bxs:Prime Goldfish.
175hfbbls A1White Fish,
1879 boxes Scaled Herring.
176 do Al do
1914 bags Dried Applos,
as bbl. Zante Currontz,
1873 boxe4 Layer Raixius,
| 576 do III 4. do
90 hfbx4 do do
1900 coils Manila and 1uto 8ops,
ATS reams Wrapping Paper,
| 375 ba1oa do Tw1na,
III bbis Pnro Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy salt,
$50 boxes Fipes, ...-
I For sale se1E low n. D. GILMAN 4 GO
| aes-iv I5+Soush r xteg strae
, 1860-01-24

SHOCKING AcctpsSr.-A shocking Incident
OCCURRED nj SnlheFger's brewery, near the Fox
River Bridge. on Wednesday,, German,
named George Siefert, employed IN the brew
cry, accidentally fell into large tank Ct boiling
water, immcrsing about half his body, from the
nreastto the knees IIe was taken Immediately
out. but was beyond the reach Of medical skill.
liz iiuger. until about clock in the evening.
when lie died. lie leavcs wife aud four small
children.-O{tdua Ere 1rdafr.
, 1860-01-24
DRYANT d STRATTON'S
ID CHAIN OF
.DTcrcn,.fiIe COLLEGES.

,r,,4t,a at Chicago. New To1k. Philadelphia, Albany.
R1fao Crreland snd Detroit. Scholarships good
c1ao M o1 gst sor
conductcd as one institution undtr INC EamE Ann aSe 9!
IKYANT BELL & 6TEATT0N. Dtsey y: SeG: So:o| ess
Propsetor and AaaocsAta PRINCIPAL 81 Ehc1So -oAe6e.
Cifclar Catalogue oftry pages fusutkhed Gatrou
| Iron application to ihe undersknea. e~o.rrov
! 'lA27df1,~-... BRYANT. BILL s1hA1lo0"
, 1860-01-24


fFrom the boston JournaLl
Mr.. Per1ey Seayer Of Oxford, year ago last
May, went to South Carolina to superintend
ford man. Yy industry and economy be accu-
mulatcI. sufficient funds to purchase . house,
aad he thought himself settled for life: 49,. Mr.: :
auiet. religions man, md as there was no
preaching Or other religious exercises in the
place, be was wont to call bis neighbges to;
:.ctl,er on the Sabbath to read the Bible and
hear sermon. i rumor got round the village
that " seayyr preached sboiitlon sermons" but
nothing was done about it until Saturday night,
Christ:nas Eve. At about o'clock in the morn
Ing be was waited upon by large delegation,
WHO, after ransackfng his papers and books,
aud Obtaining from him an admission that tlre
negroes had attended his meetings-how many
Whites atteaded is not s.ated-ordered linn 10
leave within twenty days. Seaver offered Togo
at once if t4ey would buy his place, but tlls
they refused, and he came AWAY within the
specified time, hnding it impossible to dispose
Of his property.
, 1860-01-24

NOTICE.-Superior Court Of Chi
ct lI1"s Comfy 91,s e Gsoa E hi.o
vhu and tos The CouatY Ana state a!otessd mads an
entered OF record fourth tay Of January lH.s3n
otlce il he.rtv sTen Special Term of s.la Sd
pefur cuurt Chicago will be h.id At the C9uf Hoese
II City ot cLte%x n sal tonnty ana stass On IN
fo1,th Th7r!av, hnk th- twenty sixth daY x jatua13
isssaa,, It u O'Clock \. H. Of satd day.
WALTER klNGALL. fitfk
Ch.cago. January 9Th. 1S6U. tA"se'*.oo
, 1860-01-24
sET An Ohio editor gives his views Of the
several dances which he lately witnessed at q

szT An Ohio editor gives his views Of the
several dances which he lately witnessed at 4
ball in Washington. lie says:
"The want Of variety in this metropolitan
dancing was, however, fully made up By the
fancy things, such as the waltz md polka.
These were absolutely barbarous. The old
fashioned waltz, the morality Of which ercl,
Byron caIled in question, is here ignored as al'
together too cold and distant. The lady lays
her head on the gentlenan's bosom. puts one
hand on his, aud the other on bis coat tai
pocket, aud resigns herself to his embraces
and goes to sleep, al hut her feet, which, when
not carried By him clear off The floor, 80 pastine
around on the toes The gentleman thus en-
twincd, throws his head buck and bis eyes up
like dying Gulf; his body bent ia the shape oi
&fgure 1, lie whirls, backs up, swings around
leaves the ring, to the delight Of all decen
nnnnfe ~
, 1860-01-24

NJ ASTER'S SALE.-Circu1t
lHl Cou.t Of Cook County. chaauccy J.: Read IT.
6}e1rxs uAAct, Chfatina Hafkef. John Ac0llrTA and
Tenf.alu Ioaes-Pet.tlon for Nrchan,e's lkp.
Paauc 1ae is seby krea thai 10 pursaancs or g.
e4usx II hs So1emSsr Term T. D. ls3s. !. l.. e. Palms
Freer Master IN Chancefy of Cook Connty s< o. ~,
At the Of .a!d day y ths as:sh ooof
Cook aoreaa s+ as public auesiox for eaah 70 ~ h<.
= eds, ~ Of LOT aa,er y ss;s1 aaa stns q
Ckcae In tvunty or Eof aortaad. the t1me aitu-
7ted % Carpenter street. ana all the tkht
tiiIe and Iotct& Of The sait defe1 dsnl. John Mcvr
Trustee Of sa Christ n Halket and Of the sai GeoTke
Haikct and Christina IIaiket- defeu6entA Ac,
L, &, PAINE tRELE.
f-.sr.ao Dr. - jS:9 de7qbs.A ID
, 1860-01-24
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. SS.-Sapxttos Court of Chc5so-1anu y
Tel. 1. y. t:6l. AnLEsW H1ue -. Alan u BtyAn-

Attachment.
PuoAc notice ts hereby s:ven to tbs tsld Allan c.
Eryan thai writ Of attachment :sued out Of the ONCE
Of The Clerk Of the superior Cuutt Of Chicago, dated the
ekhtetn'h day Of November, A. iss. 1t lhe ,uis Of
the said Allan a. Bryan a1 anst the e~tate Of the aa
Antrrw NYie for the Of tweHty hundred ant naey
uye doass auI tweryts.e cents directed 10 the Sheriff
ecued. Npw. therefore. un1ers you The SAID Aim T.
bryan shall personally be aat appear befuEe the said Supe
ne1ttes thereof TO be hoe' The couE Ho.e IN tho
ls6e syt speeai bail ana plead the said p!aln!d
ton jaemtnt wi p eateles! :n.t you nd IL yo1 Of
may be sufficient to satisfy The sid Judgment and costs.
viii be sola 70 satisfy the eame:
, 1860-01-24

III haynx oeen naft Ia tbs payment q certain rf6.
nj .o N"e eenf tate J.aus IT, r n. mane y nsni sn
rhty Two dollars a.d .!sty ees pay abb y re
o ls.s shelby IL ,h,si ,sa5s ss 81 lie .se
dae duiy executed BY the ~ad Be- tA!n f. Harriet *na
Na.a Hazfot sa! lAasc sasey. q. on Esssfa S
81 Coyk count5 Illinois. Book = OF rake
5a on The a5lh day It t+bny ls5 a1d ~ au X ~
tay Of Augl. la;9 whch ra as.lknnsn. va ded icr
record In te ~al kecfers Ute Of COZ Count! Oh 'a0
lWh day Of January. iS0 ,~,...s
Nov therefore, notice 1s hereby E'ren thN IA p 81
Of power cf ae ccat ,nea n sd ota os, s11 a,nt
Of the uu hous. Of Chlrako, ou tao I'M aAy
e Feor4.1r A T. 49, = 70 q Gsa II 70 ,ao,aEx ~ fc
ees'1 rsst Sf ts9s y as. assss "a ~ f. sns
A. IoI itten ff3) IN Bays she!b!s Ks susasason Of
Huxk tA.,tS {3o, n Carpenter Addition Y Gaa ARo
toAt. a6a il hA43.fd
, 1860-01-24

IMA, .'e-"re@y K"nelt s,e~17s 71ntes s''a15
-R II 10 FoEecIaee Nor g4Ee.
Publ notice Is hereby kseu that In pursuance of de-
c.ea1 cstes. entered in The above tns causc. e;
fnc Fie.r Master tn thanetY Of Co<k County, Sce 1t
1liuos., viii the fourth day Of FehruaI!. A. y. iso
.+l public suction foe c1h to the hest bidder It tue
Of the Court House Of tie County OF took. 10
the ciy Of chicago O'clock In tho forenoon of said
4ay tue cart ha Lot No. fourteen tl4, IN Block fifteen
f Ia tue cEot y ctIon Addition tue City OF chicago.
County of Cok aforxslt much thet Of - may Be
necessary make the unsY dur said drcret with
co,ts nni jcte.est. L. &. PAINE FKEEK,
Mister In GhancerY Of cook county.
5bt-,~o T1nu,rr t3tu 1tEn i13+t44at1
, 1860-01-24
WHEREAS, CHARLES G. E.


Cook and @tate VI Nlnu did heretofore md
dsAstr TO the urdttslH st CtAea hfe2h: 70 certain
Deetef Trust h*anpEsA. tas ninth tx Of beet1es1.
Clerk tae Circuit Court q sp County Of tSok a Boos
10 No Lot number ave @ q B9ss. sabdr.a;oe of L9t
EaE town Che now Clts OF Ghtako. Ii said county
aud Stae With tue 1ppun&uane- to strse the pa{fnt
Of ccEain rFiseoEy Notsa btaax even Ais with sA!o
p<el ind In aAa Deed pa tcu!AFY de-cHbrt the aald
pfouHaEy not hasnk hen gwen for The pueoaae money
And whs1e1r il wa. said ra4s Dtcl That IN
ca,e deaut should be made The Payment OF sa1i Pro.
nllsofy Miles eh<r Of Lasm Interest any All
thereof the egfns AMI tse: thereu thea the
whole Of said Ldtacduesa AhouI4 Immediately become dua
AID ssyab1e;
certain said nottA and Application having 3<xn made to
ue br The liz ho;sts Of kl notes TO make ksia Of sata
premises uutirT TIE power In :aid Deed confirmed.
tueAe ee Is the1e1e hereby 81 en that by vIte q
the power Of sale In sad Deed e Trust eontAneJ ss1u
Saturday. the 3s1h dAy OF January. a D ete ~ the
ourof t~n oeoe tn re sstaooa Al ~ noFn r. aeGs o.
Sa,4e tho hShAt h1.r fut taAa, liz saA Lat
dive {51 of Gutk oubd1sis.on OF Lot NUMBER ua9 M II
Uock numbtF sixteen 49, Of the a:tkz II Town sf
CIV VI ChcaS0. being the prem de~ c1ih*i ~
>a rrnat pe<A; ,oxiast With Ike Apsustxnanes4 snd x
the right and equity Of redemption of sat ChaEss o. F.
f1.suE n's hers e1een1os. ad,n:sanrs 1r essxns IN
and TO s4d premises. Z. ". kfIEGH. Ituse*
t}aed thta tlth day - janpa{v t4&t. Iat6 n 80 I'll
, 1860-01-24
rTATE OF ILLINOIS, County ot

la1E Il Ut 1IIIVV1C. NVe1lIIy V1
~ Cock S.S.-Supertor Court Of chicago. J!nuaIy
Term, 4. D. ITO. Luther EI1on jaaez u. " Wooa-
wast-AtsAehueat-
Public notiee Is hereby given 10 the .ad Jabtz No<d
w2y that two wsts VI attachment Issued out Of the oe
OF The Clerk Of hs superior Court of Enlta-c 1.ted the
h cay Of December \. p lsay, II hs sult ot te Aa
Luther Cp.on aud the Of the raid Jahex u:
Wo}vard the Of tHo thousand dcl.ass. directed
the shelIs Cook and Gala1,u Counties. which faa
Now thet. fore. unies yuu the raid Jabex II. osw4d.
shall personally bs and aerar before Tho aid SnPsno'
thefcol. nolsn 4 he coo1s Aonse IN ,he Ey ot
spselIl ba ana e. tho sid pant1s aetsnn. 3uif:
viii catered ganst you md 10 14sos o. tns ~
p1Ip{ q sud rlch Of tbs property Aached a. nay ~
sufficient to tatfy tho said luugent and eosts will b
'''~1 ~ ''@''' WALTER K1MDALL- Clerk.
, 1860-01-24
educational.


To accommodate the large and ncse3anE patronage Of
ths department Repate and conlnodlous p1F1oss nave
txrn appropriated 10 !ts txcus.vc use. The famous
SrENCERfAN SYSTEM OF fESMANsHIr,
As taught by Its aushor- p. X. Spencer md ro
i. It. spencer, Jt Is eTAKpaED. and ia c1eeAtntc
Commands the general acknowledgement that ~ means
and gentlemen tnay 1t tim. and reeve
tiou IRON cx{rricnced and accomplished teacher.
Terms. .,
$500 Tor = iessons. lessons ~ Say'
Is 20 for upoath. lessons ~ ~.
stndepts IN Commercial Department entltled to 1recrc
,nunrfiop in I'en11au.hlp without extra cha7Kt-
taty b45e i'm
, 1860-01-24

MASTERS State OF Hi
lt1 nol.coot County -Clreut Court Of Cook Co.. In
caanetry -Kobtrt saepPa,d> tohn she.ta md JANE.
csr, bis wife.
e,eta oris xntxre ia the entitIsd = thr
Noytmo*f Term. i:se, T. =. fa1. r.s<. Ma:es -
ssven<ensh day Of February, l. D. 1s6 1t ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon said Dr. vol 4 public aastioe To- thf h,ah
Ia Tie cty of Chc1g IN The County Of Cook Aforesaid u
tht fo.nk de,eee p..ce; Ct m 70 z s
" aoI S,ato aortsa Wit Lot number three y, q
Doek numpes 1tty seven $50 Ia sad ton or 70 muen
thereof shall be reesss. TO maze the money cue .. Ut
eeupllnants % fa,t D<ed. L. Z. PAINE FkEER
Master In Cnancerf Coax Cnunsy.
ClEsasp, Jan. l., ts:a. l2l3b4++sd
, 1860-01-24

II ASTEK SALE.-State OF IIH@
lo Chaueeff Sylvester Lad and amue1 y. Slater sxteu.
t.:s Jab*s Ba:xF 4eexs.<d 1e.eoh w1e Jf k.ss'
an. Rensselaer, Bailey aal Joaeph $. MelDs ID fors'
o-e Mortgage.
Public nollce is hereby gtrtu tlst ID pustaues Of
reereta eE, entezed In the Above entitled cAuss On tho
1.easy sixth lay OF November A. D. ssA !. In Scott
tsthl day VI February. ~. D: .st. y ta o'clock n
The forenoon Vt sad sell public aHttoa to 'hc high
in Tie CITY Of Chicago In *sa Cuuny cf took. III that
,an piece parcel Of lsnt stuate lying aud bling
IA III. City OF hcago County Of Cock. and state Of LII
no.. known aescr.hea ~ foaowa to-~t: Lot mum
hr twelve ti:). Ia ltleek nnm*s fory.ay+ 45 10 th
>ch1ol Sec.Un Addition to thcaE- evIE uy 1907 fess
1t>s] C!!uua Atrcrt, anil H.nn sek oEe bau
cr1 and dy <1 feet {Wose !est} to alley or "a
much thereof b. ptceakEy 10 i2kc iha H0uEJ dnA
tompaiuants up9n .sd decere. with Interest and eosts