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, 1860-11-30
ITORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Where-
w as Jacob Russell and Mary T. Russell hts wife.

u L
ifl ~ Jacob Russell and Mary Il. Russell his wife.
both Of the Cty OF Chicago and State Of Illinois id
execute aud deliver 70 Tue nnterei*ned their cettatn
July i. u. ts5et secure the pas nueEt Of crrtalu
pruuissory mute Of even date fhere~ t given By It
nau JaCob lsn44ct1 for the suu Of ourren thousand
DOLLARS payable hvr years att the dare there
OF tie City Bank II Boston. Massachusetts aud pro-
ydin thAS the tutefts thereon which shou1 be It
BIZ at .sd City Bank In Bo-ton, .et annually.
Vn lhc second day al January July each 10 every
year hich aid recorded ID tla Kxcordert
office Of COOK County state Of Illinois tn Euuk Is Of
Mortgages iayr 6V ani. vheTeax defanlt han been
made tie payment OF the tlistalent Of due
the <ecnnd GAY ot January. EN, mt ato IN the pay
n,tnt Of llstamett II Interest due tue second Iay
Now therefore public ntttce j. hefthy glven that l.
Jamea e. Merrill Trustee aud Mo1tsagee Aforesaid. Of
cty Of Gssou ard State OF 3fa4e nchusets accord
Ing to tue terms Of said mortgage, do herbr declare
principal sum secured thereby TO be nur duo, 1ot
reason Of said default Ii payment uf utre-t md tlaf
shall n cr.uaacc anl By virtue or the power AID
althor.y In nc res<d BY said mo7tsaEt and for t.e
tt.rteeut Dig OF December a, b. l5s}. It eieyrn
o'clock In tie forenoon IT sa da: At tie IurtA ioar
Of tae Court House. In thr citr Chicago sell at p1
lie auction T. ue l$he bider Tor ea4E, the premises
/ In katI mortgage described, tlHtt:
That peve Or pasc: Of laad xnnEn and described
~ lot fur IT, II block srvshsern l in tn- fa Il
section tf1sen t} addition t. tie cty Of ticxgu. be
Ing eighty 1901 fest ffoaton Michigan Ateuue AL
hundfrd and eighty feet sf III der u g the ALE.
the rear According the plan rerorded IN Cook C6nu
~ KeStitry. with the dwrlllns house and other in
| proven. ents thescon+ JAMES c. MERRILL
| Trustee AortcaZee.
| J.A.F A1x1&s Attorney. ocIdl22rsd
, 1860-11-30

MASTERS SALE State OF ILL.,
49, nolA Cook County. s.s--Snptrio. Court Of cit
ea."-ln ChanceEy. Geo1.e Graham vs john Fre.
drF.h Tiet@ch- "
Public u"tce Is hereby given. that in PURSUANCE Of
drcse:a1 order rHtese l tie above entitled ca+c on
y anctry # sal! Court Ill <ell pubc anrtio,, 10
the highest bidder Gr sa.l the rnlistt, 9th, ii.
nf taa: day. # The nHFt ut.'r Of tie Court lu* In
the ctts nf Chicso IN said Eounty u Cook a Of tk
trter * Tftt>r In and to the flloutaE described.
F:tl state stuats IN tae County Of Cuok and
f,:tw" !s2 t. Rock oae ~ IN sani~on ;rcc.s Ad
he nec-tars to 4tfy the tehte.lne~ die r"1ut lan-
a1t 'ttder @a!s .ttcre,: ~! rot. together With Ma
Iatr'l NOV emorF3. !Sx0. IRA SCa}TT
Master In CLaussry II t Superior Court 1T Chtta:o
, 1860-11-30
80 EPHEAtN II, CCNst1SGs. rrrsteo
Chicago. November I'd, Ns0 no3ads2S1cf
MORTGAGE SAIF-Wh.roos

ess.Sss SsSf's 'i Tsnnss IT, @ .s St = 'e: %: % 81.
The :tate II Michigan certain tairntss 4 asT.rsen
I'd q 'ar ;:rsf iar ;iSns sn z
to joseph sibl.y or order onr nxty Is's a{rr dnte
ne s!x months att date, und one In twelve n,ontbs
str. dat ~:t' tnt r~f 1T the r~ Of TN per cent per
'"r's- o:ice OF Jo fa.it~s county, b,,oH !; II NOR
as : on nsgrs W and 20, which sati NJ rtgagr va,
- W 9Gnrsnth .iav of November. 1sn b.: tie said
t1at. f.teia1lt b. made ii tie ravnrnt ef sstd nrnn.
10y n'sss ~ :ttrr # them. c r principal Of In.
't!~ and PAYABLE. tle wlr II sl rrtscipal and inter
~ secnfr1 hy sst.l nnfrs shoul thrr ron i, come
dnS and pa9ahls and sa! mortgage should be tmned-
MI" y. rcfoss tfanlt hA.IDG heen made In the pay
mtnf of The first Of sat p7 nts~orv mt 4 10 paft ct
.atd tudentsdne>s hassn: b::n pai sre riir7 sho
I'll Horace ptrsiu, a.s!xnrr Of alid laorfgser. do
herb. hifcaFe al Ut said h sail mrisaEr Dc.
.st1osd to hs due b. asen otsad a-An't ln ent
dur hpsn sail nnt.s, amounting Ut tr Dat: II tls ad
Mt to the SUM ct Gor Thousand sryen hundred
anu twenty .toass and seventy f'"r cents, and in ac-
cnaHcr with tf!r power III ve>t4d by aait nlurt
ag., md T. assignment thereof shall. IN Friday,
the thtrtttth day II November, 11 lu Ic es Ia the
tR Ff III At II } y o. & ,hs "fs ss q
hddcF fr cash the f,win: lrscsibed tracts Il !and
:ttaatd in County ef 10 Iavte.s sae STATE 4
ll!tuoi' and known aud described Eo,loxa to wit:
uth half Ut the southwest quarter Of section twsnty-
IL Cs; the southwest quarter IT section twrnty.ETa
ter OF SECTION twenty. Isl; III town twet. nins
IN EnnGs three 3> east Of she fourth principal urft-
dan. bstnE the tae premises eonvey. tn III, p11ty
ana sqntls r rrirmpuon Of ss,d aorge l1anashs
Chicago. SoS. 18th l81 Asalznsa.
, 1860-11-30

MASTERS S.AI.E.-State OF Hi
4f1 nui-. Cook County. sS:-circutt Cont toah
County. In thancety kiih, GsanE-r IS. lkal,ha<t1
ta1 ~ pursuance ur dscr.c .ntrr, Il, Tie sb.sr en-
tt1,d santc on the cth October, A. y. l3 |, l. C..
at the huuE Of twelve O'clock meridian. tnonn) II.
si1h day u rcembtE. L. Y. 1s Vt the nurth Ious ii
Cock Aforesaid. sell nt public auction, css III,
highest bt4der buildings Of every kind standing
north sdr Of sabot rt=tt % OF lot NJ, ave Il, III
olosS fur -; u ths original .own 9t e!eaSo y. t!.s
term; Il said ieSree ha!r tlt right to remove IN sau
l. &. FAME FREEfS
Chicago. Nov. - 1S6O uusslI:ifl
, 1860-11-30
-. 1tEsI..@!ef n N0ffACet1,
Ch!r1yo. November ii. 1860 notp talt,t
1fASTER'S S.ALE.-Statc Of Til

II ASFER'S S.tLE--Statc Of Illi-
fona,r no.1 T2%x County sSlscqls cos,t Of cok
EEs1hn. use cf &c- r., Henry Nibbr
F1rtp apc Nntics l; hessby gisen ta: +. G. Paine
n:no,: I'll in .bc''!snce 70 the mandate ii special
datr se At public aEcsn for eas, to t,s htnstt nf
A. q c1dfs q ass aTts:nt, II 1,. :y o. rcsrinneE M IT
doar"fsne conrt H.c~" +, the city of Lhtcao, ali IT,
TIT t,Tht m'1s Interest .lai:n an. 4tnan which ,hr
ha IN 1hr Premises described II f,'i"ws 10 wisl"i
dn'Hosr ssryr:syex ~. 4. t!.. Canal Trustees <nt.
nf The southwest qusrr-. and ttc Sat,es.t 1lnrf
tSS Quarter, cf section i've Isl IN fown<htp
thif1T nine 2 n''t:t of tan.e f.nrtr, IN, enet o.
tae Third IftAcipHl Meridian n the City Of thc:: -.
County OF Cook- and State IT Illinois.
l. PAINE FREEE
Ma*ter In ChAucefy OF Cook dountv
, 1860-11-30
33brsiria,ts.

r i. DcDERKY, II. D., Home
4 1patilc physlciaH Surgeon &c. Having en-.
loyed an EHtnc'n medical education. with pract1ca.
e CHI xc eltirc satisfaction III the treatment ot all
furablC diseases. Acute aud Chronic.
ln!re h0ur4 till \. H. and to p ~ and all hours
tf ng1,t. Ills residence. q West Randolph street.
Ddt2 .d.9Qfp
, 1860-11-30
&TA'fE OF ILLINOIS, Cs,OK
County. ?: Sup. nor Court n Chicago. No.eu.

Comfy. 8. 9-Sup rtor Court nf Chicago. Noyeu-
btr Term. 4. y. lA0 rFaacs II. lfnschfona W. Joaspn
htta1l Attachment
PUBLIC Notice !. hereby given to tho said Joseph
Whtta tlAt writ OF atlschnlent tssurd out Of tho
lated ths u 1s5 1f H2yeMhsr: 's q tts suit of
t* sald E!aneis Ht:tsnfsEa ad again;st ths ssste
snA twelve dllAs. and nfsy three CENT?, sszs d.
aas been returned executed Nnx. thrr.f.rr. anless
y.u. 1lc saiA sc.h Wnits!! si.a p.rona1ly b. and
bciors the nsst dry Ut the ttrm thsfenf u b. hud-
IN at tie Court ilo+ase ~ tue t!ty .f Chcaxo on ta
Ani plead +. the said plaintiffs action Judgment i'll
bs entered agal!es yon aud n tasor t said plain.
sufficient to salisy the sa}d jn1 rasnt a4 costs
-.Jlt to ~.tl,ly the HAtue- WALTER k1MHALL.
H.T. &rxALE, Pltds Atty. Ciesk.
nojE1<i4w
, 1860-11-30
coal, I1:fo0u. Nr.
1T0 IDntr1rtD1S.

0FFlCE OF THE GALENA d
~ CHICAGO Union RAILROAD CO, Chicago
Suv. 1Ith. lSt.
To scaled proposals will br received
at tI- utcr until Decclbtr lth. 1S1 for the delivery
tile drks ti, Company In Chicago or at any of
tile statins tsc line Of tts roBd of the following
materials to.wtt:
asX Ki1L1lUAD TIES which must answrr the fol.
oaln: specification; They tnrstibe If good qutlty.
white burr Uk eight icct l'g, SIX tncs s&ick be-
tw'. rlptli+ parallel tace: cach tc to average
eight Inct4 Width. Of 1lalted sur1ac. snd 70 b. Ut
NJ tint 1e~s than klx tnClt tn dt. tine tie tn i've
slnll br joi;t ur. and shall ayernCc ten inches tn
Htdttl Nj I'D Ur split ts~ VIE b. received Said
recknlsng nronl the Opening of navigation on Lake
Michigan.
thai, rgc tpuaai,d They must sate the prtce cr tr.
aud for es- thxn the whole lumber the iMe Of do.
, 1860-11-30
:: '>.'' :, -... -...-..r
~ - $40


7NFtf','rJ.h,. C.Tr 1vr
rdn,. ut. - 9Aa1AE4'- W hefea9,
MhamRagn Maym C., counsy Illinois did cn the lila III q
~ ~ sEs;gned. dccl whereby they conysTrd !; ~.
sa. n an to my heir a-icns md .ueces
n E!s csfy Of Chicago County If cooE Ia ststs =
ttrn Il E"e"n md hescrihrd snh Lot NJ fIe3 III.
na ~ :, ~ soEen Subdivision OF Lots Not y
~ rnfs ~ ~ u uark No. Is. nve Dunrsn'a Addon
Tnttaes snhattotns s ot nsock No ~ in the Csna1
NV - 49, se1uaton OF tho west half and thv wr1f
, nata q ans roaf - one tourh 1t Section No. ~
p, 9 1nMn ts. PORN, Range tl.} east Third
men on ~ premise u the .'ste of tsid Feed az
a. n.ns ,s - r. placed thereon IN trust to
ad ae w1n es ated fr the ', q ave hundred
asei nsnuonsd E: M aed which said deed w4% fniy r.
III T.; se ecnr:ct r.; once or Cook connsy asofs-
tneleforr 'feianit having been tnnde In the pay.
MshI @ OF saa Er',nss"ry nofr and Interest thereof
, 1860-11-30

-; N".litNA > ~heAlCstl D1SCOtEFS
c.r.- Sr- ,.n1a.
K"ss..'- Ne':tcll 1'lsrnverv rurrs Er.Elnefgs.
t.:,- - N-,!. al discovery rures Cahtser
49, - N.i.t III -coverr cnTea Nursing Sorr NTH
a.:k. N.u IT N!srvrcry crrtA tiunIor Of tue Eyes
8, ;-: - IT,, i! f1tsn0sFrs cures Scala Head
X. !-'- N-!tni discovery cures Running ofthe Far
'-' i d'A: ~ i*r0vers c1rcs tTJccrntd Sore Leg
Eo.'" ~ y" :..ll nl-chrery cures LerFA
!i's N-.. Al itt4"1vcry rtsFr3 Rheumatism
i. q":.'- + la. 1i.>cbverr ruTes Salt -!shtuua
(. ." - N'!i"a! discovery cures i+yFrepz!a
+. !f'4 M.-li"l! M-'nrery Regulates the Il,u1ela
T.. "tr'- " :ral IMruvcry Regulates flle Efdueya
H. H. Nr.i!c.tl 1Ilscaverv 1lc.u1atca tie Liver
1. .'"!y'- Medical !'i!c"Stry las cured I'ropsy.
y:r: r. sick. and d. mt Know what the matter
:. -. a's snu Lave au Inward humor Try kenaedys
H. sd ld-s"vtry.
E,7-..s bs a! l4tussists. acs'aaly
, 1860-11-30

q: -" For Neural gia. Nervous Head
..s..i al Nervous diseases. usc 1unnewcils Justly
..a, Thu !Arehynr II the dirrcttona arc strictly
.,u,.l AID cure effected, the money will be r.
..-., :, ,:,t d9sMpalct.
81. 1Iu:.oewclls Universal Cough Remedy. for
u Z ..e.l> anl Consumptfse tendencies. For Falc
y p-.csi-,- generally 0sGoOD 4 DOORWAY
- ,.t..,> for the Northwestern StateH o.ce 1nd
-, =. . s:.fs street, Chtcn.o. noljda9lm
, 1860-11-30
CT4ATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

It .cr:r EsQ~ Char!e. Msral1l~teE -. William b. Her
E1tK. MaEtnaI Nerrl K hi+ wife and Jacob Herrick,
,.fdaytt q t,c "n te>sdtnce q William u 1crr1ck,
xtJast abVv na,ti @ nasane Ssen lid t. ~ ie &
II tr ti+rk II <ad tlr:nlt t94f9 r. Took County
Martha j. HcFr1r.. hl- wife. and Jarnb HrrEie. guar
dian &c. that all coMplainants tlTd his bill af cum
patt In said tUnrt, t.c ChAncrrr sid. thereof on
i.e ninth day u November: lHs. ard tat summons
shcfcupn i..ntd ont IT ~,td urt Agantt .aId defen
tlssii>. ~ is by las required.
Now, unless you, t'i said nonresident defendants,
u took tounty. Oh tlle hFss day OF the NEXT term
the.of 70 be hht1tH At chicago. III sail! County.
'tmr thr said compartments blu It complaint tho
+ae and TIC matters aad ting: therein chasErd aud
stated will BE- taken confessed anil decree entered
against you accurliug to thr prayer Of xaid bill.
NN, /. CHURCH, clerk,
, 1860-11-30

NT ASrER'S S.A14E.-State oil TIL

NT AS'rER'S SA14E.-State OF ILL
Al moi. ceunty Of Cook, s.s.-supcstor Court Of
ha:1in ~, "a, Ghaasssy t;eosEe Gsatani Vs. :Auxas;
Publ, n.c. i htttb;y given. that in pursuance Of
dec!etal nrtl.r srcresl IL TIC sbove entitled
u cnaaccI u at Court, win sell u fnbli: aa. su to
t,e ls lhshess ndef fS rs; s". Il On e. ta1set ., a.
II aat day: a. the nort door Of the tn't HOUSE IL
s M ;it, q a Gago ia sai tauaty "f CsSk III Of u
5 fss ;ss, SS Sss;s siss; "a
xe @ u Rsck snt t ' II spsua ps a., ~ Gtrs. sM
nav b. sain s sbtsacp si tsa s con- A.
", COMMISSIONS aud .d
:tss 3;s r Ss.nsss e e. Superior Court { S;so
1TORTGAGE SALE.-Wherc:.s.
~ ~. Il, Smcn IN Wl!,s:s aad Mary his xis. III
Jacob IS: Lullaa dsess:td .hr!r ss1rs" NH NJ +
II TT, ts sy sst sra y ft.r sstxsa s
eveS eS"k l. Il ss e a asaS n a. 1 s IT,
tala a rsSnt.+srS att. thsrI nsntiont
has In u ar1sat n tae = rayme. 'a. u sa tf
e,t,tr o. pE:nc!pal Or Interest :; made ts ws :.
sp :aa % FL s sf ss
tr~. ndmintstsatr ~ "r assigns. at twenty days
n: eF;"' d in iif q s
a & hs ad s9S'tx u redemption u :s ~ sia en-
~
A. dcfanls has bce mae in the payment Of two of
said hates AID Of interest ou thrre thereof Now.
Gy,fsiS1sa yaae; ~ ID D. Lrea y, 1nt MATT taalan, 81
"a :ssss y;
bi Il III rc :. liz IT t ~ x ss
4 :aa cisy ~ chlsa,, t: ~ tshsst bidder fr e:l
center liae q tne Ghtra,o and ;reen lay TOAD
~ tile l!e II Henry titp~uFti!~ nn- .ueaaln: IL.
h'"!t;aEr. and runia: west H. ~ cha,ns: theEc,
soi,' - chatn*: teMcc eat lss9 - cha M u t..
fbf h..Ff nh
taitn 10 arreS. and cing Fart Of quarter
q scGtt n 81 t'wnrltp Il, raai e T. IN Conk County
-aid ~non = Wilt.ee and sary =. Wilt,+e n,esci,
exp 1t>te+ IT such -ats. JAMES ID. III DIAM
| thlcagu. tct. nth. 1s4G. MARY LtpLAAl.
Administrators Ut tlt esAt. OF I4coh " Luatn de-
! ceased. tie Aforesaid mortyagce. oc.tu32.tl
The above sale l. Postponed till Friday. December
eth. It'll. Ut same hour and place..
Chicago, Nor. 18TH l1at JAMES D. LCDL,tN.
MARY LGDL.1M.
Administrators Of the estate Of Jacob II. Lndla Dc
, 1860-11-30

!,.,>r who are curious TO Wit
fs.. ,'c wonderful perfection to witch 4. Ohsua!dt
-. Ii ,:s+s 70 Bachelors, y. IT, has brought tlt
..s-;t.s If Wigs and Tourecs are invited to visit
i. w. ri I!Gr iss1ng Roon:A at No. 100 Lake strect
y: ",.aia' t.c.r curious productions Of art No
t-:.. IL. deI"ct :he 1cIalfrou tie natural HlcE
i, ....,. =, 1ss lc1d.
, 1860-11-30
CURVATURE AND WEAKNESS or THE SPINE
Go=3]artacrst)ip Notices.

DISSOLET1ON NOTICE.-Thc
- lartne:saip heretofore existing hctwcen y.
and tlfu IF J'lson j. iiyessy. ts dissolved hy ttle
death uf Mr. .suI,. and also By the expiration Of tle
trf1u Ut cophttntfsp. lie atlalEs Of the late firm
Will &c =attltd hy II. Dlyefsy. II. D1FERSY.
t.ulcAG4i. Lu:t.''lbct II, 14U.
CAEn-Edwnrd Foster having purchased the
stock &C. Of ~ Divcrsy will contin;r the business
InnnTtcr aud Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domef
tic Wines and Liuors. md Depot fr the *atc nf LII
M Msi ra1 ere nle m sufan M a91i Ae an H No &
South Water street, corner Of lasalle street, by
EDWARD FOSTER.
Cu1csGn November 18th. 1850, n0od59s.cW
, 1860-11-30
Gpccial Notices.



The operation Of ills palatahle remedy upon tue
stomach liver and c1crctoEy organs slnguarly sootl
,nc and conservative It regulates. recruits and pun
ret them Dyspepsia Ia a31 Its forms yields to ite cor
ttal aud fnv1gotattnZ properties and IT'LL recommended
=, mothers cufceb1ed By the duties and carcs Of ma
.cru,r the safest and best tonic they can possly
uee In oil tho crascs Of fcmale life It will b found
u.ncntly useful &nd aged re.sons will derive muc1,
,,crc benefit from tts than Ordinary stimulanta
ecc las tcen tie popularity Of this tnl.ultable pre.
r.rs,.cn that host Of imtators and conntesfcttcr-
t,rc srr: r In various rarts Of tho country In tic
s,7c to pront By inapoeng upon the public, against
Witch re caution all to that rvefT bottle they buy
IA. tho FIR smile Of the rEops1ctors written signature
oo t..r .ah.l, and the wonds. ''Dr. J. Hostcncra
st,,ac., ntcrs." blown In the glass and stamped in
.sr rar covering the cork. Also notice our note q:
,,3d ~ the botton, Of the engraved label All these
marks xc Eve to secure purchasers imrostion
.eSScw HosTETTER SMITH.
~" t7reeley's Bourbon Bitters.-
These popular D771ns possess Ill the nourisns anu
tf,isarA.snc properties Of TraK OLp BOURBON WILEY
A., a-v con.ldered the most e1scaciona Toxic and
..,vrt ANT wtll At the most agreeable S1uxAcn,c
ty.. n:crrd 10 the public. As tonic for Old People,
a.ls.te lad!rs cnuvRlesccnt tnvads and all wraklr
-,,r they eannot be eufrasscd In a cascs Of Weak.
s-. .r dcl'ty. they will give immediate re1lef and
.2.-s >trs.nx healthy tonr to the eystc,n trial
% c<:stls: their merits over all otrr Tcnlcs now In
r<. Fer I.rxa COMPLAINTS 1sRoScHrr1a DrsrRrst..
Sr;,,-< rrar,sr Axn LIVER CoArLAtSra they are ar
..-s,.at!' rcncdy- a,d are eertaia prercptiyc of
t',..t~ a1i FFrrHa.
r.r H., IN Qsart Hottlcs. in cases Of one and tvc
.e,.c aid for sale by Druggists and Groce.s every
wiz -.
wr.s A.w. GREELEY, Proprlctors. No. IS Trs-
,,,s: -t-rct, 1L.ston. Mass.
J. H. JOHNSON. General Agent,
No. x. State street, Chicago.
tx 1ASD0S. Agent ars7Ga4dawly
: :: 4 Friend in Need. TRY it,
r. ~wrET's 1SFALL1BIE L1S1NESr IL PR.
ra from the recipe of III. Stephen Sweet Of Gem
" ,:cai the great bonc%cttcr. and has hecn used IN
t. 1-t.i. f,r the laSt twenty years with the most
-: 1%!1S suercs*. As external remedy It Is Will,
,a rival. md will alleviate pain speedily than
t- e::,r preparation. For all Rheumatic and Sc7-
-- l-erdrrs 1t Is truly infaltlt. and as curative
f.: rr>, Wounds. Srratns. Burns &c.. It's soothing
- and powerful Strengthening properties excite
-, wonder aad establishment OF all who have ever
:!f: tria Over four hundred certificates OF re-
,#h'' cures. rerfhrmcd by 1t within the Inst two
,ss:. a:t..t til fart. For salc by j. H. JOHNSON.
,s,:.t Agent. 20 Stale street. Chicago and b. nj
49,. no.2aoweow-1y
a" For Neuralgia, Nervous Head
g. ,; ~ <,-rou4 discases f,sc TIunnexrtr. lnst1..
, 1860-11-30

TpEenty.Avo Years Among tho Cotton
Plantations Of LouiAinn1a and Mis-
afssippl, and Ten Ycara an Over
aosr; or inside Views OF Slavery.
, 1860-11-30
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

RrvrsAxcrS-J c. Burroughs. D. D.. PEestdeAt Chi
csSo Cni ssrssty: Alsen : Sorton: hankgfs: LHdrE
stoTaT r. RICHARDS & 60.
+. q. uox = 1889. Formerly Of l. Cornell CO..
- ~ ~" no 9I'EtJ-fy
, 1860-11-30

rreaident-BEN1. LOMBARD,
Vice-presideut--VAN Il. HIGGINS.
6ecretary-B. F. JOHNSON.
4. H0FTMANN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-08
EMMA HOWARD;
THE PLoTTER's DOOM.
A story OF our own State and Times.
CHAPTER X.
THE RACE FOR LIFE.

There was but one possible course for the pur-
sued miners -onward-a direct course ahead
With the facility of body of military, they
wheeled into position, and struck off at speed
which, for time, promised safety into the open
prairie
The last rays of the setting sun had faded
away, just as the race for life commenced. The
air was cool and the sky cloudless to their Wis
lou, though from the top of the western hills,
might have been seen heavy bank of clouds
in the West. Not an object was visible to
which they could flee for defence, nothing but
the vast level plain, and their only hope of
safety seemed to be in the greater Aeetness of
their horses.
At the fret dash they gained little distance
of their infuriate pursuers, and held it strongly
some time. The right and left wings of their
enemies had no time to circle in, but had full
their match to keep on front line with the
pursued For full hour the race was kept up
with exciting interest by both parties, at the
end of which degree of darkness had settled
over the prairie, and their comparative position
remained unaltered.
They could not of course, retain the original
compactness Of their body but detached along
a considt rable distance, according as their
horses were more or less swift. But in spite of
oil their efforts, their horses began at length
began to fail, and their savage foes as surely,
though slowly, began to gather in, in vast cir
Gle around them.
The immediate object of the Indians appeared
to cut off all possibility of escape. They were
armed only with bows and arrows, and dared
not approach them till such time as they could
make the approach on all sides at the same time,
and in overwhelming numbers.
"By nifty, Cap'n," said old Nathan, s. this
ere's gettin' to be rayther hard show. CuSs
thar consarned pictures, but they're arter our
Scalps, aren't they Cap'n?" "
"0f course, and they'll get them too, said
the Captain, short, thick-set Kentuckian, who
held the post by mutual consent and acknOwl'
edged abilities.
3" Wall-under these circumstances, what
kind of an operation wo'd it be, to be selin
ourselves eh Cap'n 4"
{" Selling ourselves! :"
"Swappin' off kinder, while we've got the
how-with to do it. SpOse we jest keep clear
passage emmy how Jest yer ege up little,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-08
The Winds of March are Humming.
BY FITz-GREEN HALLEcK.

The winds of March are humming
Their parting song, their parting song,
And summer skies are coming,
And days grow long, and days grow long
watch, but not in gladness,
Our garden tree, our garden tree
1t buds, in sober sadness,
Too soon for me, too soon for me.
My second winters over,
Alas and I, alas and
Have no accepted lover
DON'T ask me why, don't ask me why.
IT'S not asleep or idle
That love has been, that love has been;
For many happy bridal
The year has seen, the year has seen;
I've done a bridemaid's duty,
At three or four, at three or four;
My best boquet had beauty,
Its donor more, its donor more.
My second winters over,
Alas and l, alas and
Have no accepted lover;
DON'T ask me why, don't ask me why.
His flowers my bosom shaded
One sunny day, one sunny day;
The next, they fed and faded,
Beau and bouquet, beau and bouquet
In vain, at balls and parties,
I've thrown my net I've thrown my net
This watzing, watching heart is
Unchosen yet, unchoson yet,
My second winters over,
Alas and I, alas and 1
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
They tell me there's no hurry
For Hymen's ring, for Hymen's ring;
And I'm too young to marry:
'Tis no such thing, tits no such thing.
The next spring tides will dash on
My eighteenth year, my eighteenth year;
1t puts me in a passion,
Oh dear, oh dear oh dearbo dear
Ny second winters over,
Alas and l, alas and
Have no accepted lover:
Don't ask me why, don't ask me why.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-03-08

Entered according to Act of Congress- in the year $780,
by 8. Boyce in the Clerks Office of the District Court
for the District OF Vermont.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Canary Cages (!

GUST received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cages Of
81 all STYLES coiors and prices, some as handsoma
as ever brought to this market. For sale low by
fehstf J. W. WILSON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16

z " Il Il A
For the Consideration of Sensible People
E>IDDIING about is not the practice otDr. MESECk.
i de understands the disease AZ once ana cures.
de hates long LImperiHg around and long running
bills but sticks to anhOnUrabIe practice, to respecta-
Ole fees and TO casn payments Cases given un oy
other PhysIcians are DIIen cured by Dr. MEsECk
Office on CUllegestTset, corner oil Line
IuiyS-ti
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
Something for the Hard Times.

TUST received, by express, two hundred Louisi-
j ana Attakapas pair of Pants-goocs that were
never known to wear out-lt IS Cash.
JAMES DAVIS,
june23-2w Public Square.
Banner and Union and American copy one week
and charge this Office.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
WANT TO HIRE.

THoR the balance of the year, a servant TO do the
e cooking and washing for small family Ap-
ply at this office.
apr24-tf s5 - .--.o -l-.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-16
DissOtNtiOM.
~ aNteN.

~ aNte0.
CTUATIONS TO TEACH FORsTWENTY-FOUR La
- DY GRADUATES IF the Hudson River institute.
some teach English, French, Latin, Piano Music,
ORA ing and Pain:iEg-others only part OF the above
branches. This Institution affords rare advantages
or "a thorough education. at very reasonable rates
REV. A. FLACK, AN, Principal
Calverack, Col Co., n. Y.