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The ST. Lonis Evening News says :

1--WE regret to observe that in this
fence-railroad furore for Lincoln, his
partner is entirely overlooked. We pro-
test against this injustice. We claim for
honest Hanks (Lincoln's partner) his
share of the glory. If Lincoln is to be
made President because he split half the
three thousand rails, Hanks ought to be
Secretary of State for splitting the other
half"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

One OF THE PATRIoTs.-The 0swego
Times says that John Berry, sentenced
from Kingston to Van Dieman's Land
during life, for participating in the Pat
riot War in 1888, is now in that city.
he was among the number for whom
Daniel Webster procured pardon. He
spent twenty years in Van Disman's
Land.
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CAMPAIGN SONG.


Ar" TAs Var DrzRs are Bsa,ias."
The war drums are beating,
Prepare for the fight,
Tie people are gathering
In strength and in might.
Flag out your broad banner
Against the blue shy;
With Lincoln and Hsmlin
Vs7i conquer or die,
The clarion Is sounding,
From inland to shore;
Your swords and your lanees
Must slumber no more.
The slave-iriyins minions.
See, see, bow they ~,
With Linc0la aad Hamlin
Well eOaqueF or die,
March forth 10 the battle,
All fearless and calm;
The strength Of your spirit
Throw into yOur arm;
With ballots for bullets,
Let this be your cry:
With Lincoln and Hamhn
Wen eOnquer or die.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

A few days ago q negro, after gazing
intensely at the japanese, now in Wash
ington, exclaimed. "lf de white folks II
dark as dat out dare. l wonder what's de
color OBJ de niggers -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

Dir. Lincoln Stetson, who was on board
the first American ship that ever visited
Margaret-is still living in
Salem, Mass. The trip was made in
1900. He is Sc years old, and is still
vigorous and hearty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

TIE DFFERENcE.-Lincoln never swore
bat once, and then be said !: Oh 'em,
they shsn't do it. - Chicago Press.
Seward swore once Tor more, and
then he said: "D-n 'em, they hare done
it."-Defroa Free Press.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
Misttllantous,
"VIvE La BAGATELLE."
Lives of Presidential Candidates.

The New York Mercury, under the
head of ''0ur great Biographical Enter
prise" thus smusingly takes the lives Of
the different Presidential candidates now
before the people for their sulfrages.-
Members Of all parties can find some
thing to laugh at in some Of them
"ehacuH son govt"
LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY ONE WHO KNOWS HIM.
The subj Get of our biography was born
at Bunker Hill, on the Fourth of July,
l776, and was one of the original sign
ers of the precious document which seal
ed our liberties on that day. We refer
TO the Declaration of Independence. His
fathers name was Mr.. Lincoln, his moth
er's, Mrs. Lincoln, and if he had sisters.
they were known as the Misses Lincoln.
At the age of two years. young Abra-
ham commenced splitting rails for liv.
ing. singing beautiful hymns while so
engaged. and displaying all those noble
virtues for which he has since been dis
tnguiShed When he was about ten
years old. Boston suddenly became the
hub OF the universe, and required so much
gTeasing that clearly people were oblig-
ell to move away. The Lincolns went
10 Illinois, where Abraham became the
aoiest lawyer in the State in less than q
week. and learned to chew tobacco. His
reputation for eloquence was unparallel-
ed-and. as specimen of his wit, we
give the following
AEECDoTE.
On one occasion Mr.. Lincoln was split
ting rail in the parlor of Judge Doug
lass residence, when the latter Joined him.
ana thinking to make a good joke about
our hero's extreme leanness, remarked :
why, Abe, you are rail, yourself"
Mr.. Lincoln looked up from his work
with that sublime glare which has Of
spended:
lou, sir, are the reverse of a rail"
douglas Immediately grssped his hat
ana carpet bag, went to Washington,
and asked the President to explain what
Lincoln meant BY that.
why" replied the President, "ths
reverse Of rail is rail spelt backwards. -
o'ncs then, Douglas and Lincoln have
oeen warm friends.
tne subject Of our biography was. de.
,satsd BY Mr.. Douglas for the United
c'1tes Senate, in 1858, on account Of
sickness sickness in the family, and has since
Ssen known as Honest Old Abe" to
~ t.s whole country. He is q man Of IN,
apenlng integrity. and though he chewf
H NJ at present, will not choose tbs
we'd for . companion if elected Presi
n B.-The author of this biography
uisI immediately after penning the allow
LIFE OF STEPHEN ARNOLD DOUGLAS
0' ONE WHO has KNOWN HIM SINCE HE Wal
so HIGH.
" mr. Douglas was born at Bennington
'e,mont, on the Fourth of July, I776
enc demonstrated the utility of Squatte
sovereignty before he threw of his erin
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GBoite qoetrp.
50 HONEST OLD ABE" AND HAM.
LIN, TOO.

rn..p.sfolly Dedicated to the 8 A D. c'aso P.ry.l
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
LIFE OF BRECKENRIDGE.
BIT A MINER,

The subject of our story was born on
the day of his birth, on the Cincinnati
Platform, and is chiefly noted for his ell
Oquent silence on all public occasions.
Being of a fiery disposition. the Breck:
inridgs coal was appropriately named at
ter him; and it is a question with us
whether he is the more noted as dueiist
or a fuelist. We can say little more OF
him than be was born of Southern, but
honest parents, and has acquired some
fame az an srtillerist by his management
OF the celebrated Buchanan, which VIII
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

ArR-" TppseaHos, sad Tyler, too"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION


be discharged on the 4th of March next.
Mr. Breckenridge is rather sharp in con-
versation, as is proved by the following
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1860-08-16

Oline. His parents belonged to a noble
Scotch family, and when Stephen was
two years old. they emigrated with him
to Illinois. 1t was during this Journey
that he gave vent to remark which has
since become classical. His father ask
ed him if he would have an apple; and,
on receiving an answer in the affirmative.
made ''split" in it-preparatory to d.
vldIng it into two pieces-when Mr.
Douglas grasped the whole, excIaimiue
, 1860-03-08

gusta House, got a lively hoist, and was landed
in the street. A long strip of sidewalk on State
and Secoud streets turned handsome somcr.
set. Blinds, fences windows aud sulRll out
houses got considerably riddled, but We hear
Of no serious damage.-UAion and Democrat.
NEono Mu4nkn.-At indianapolis, lind. J
on Saturday night, two negroes named James
Turner and Peter Powell, got into 6ght, when
the former stabbed tie latter, from the wound
ct which be died on Sunday. Turner has since
f1sd. :. -. !.
po1soyED.-A large number of boys were
poisoned on Saturday afternoon last, at Fort
Wayne {Ind.) by cating,wild parsnips or Ameri-
can. hemiock,' which they found In Q meadow,
and one of them, named David Threadsor, died
in great agony from the effects. All the rest
Of the boys nre supposed to be out OF dauger-
: The Princeton Qud.) Clarion says that the
hog cholera is making great, sad havoc with the
hogs in the south.Testern portion Of that coun'
ty. Some Of the largest hog raitcrs have re.
Gently lost nearly oil their hogs by this disease,
and it is rapidly spreading to other portions Of
the country.
DEsTRuc11yE F1RE.-A destructive fire oc-
CURED at Lowell, near Grand Rapids, {Mich.)
on the 18th inst, which destroyed five build
ings-Johnson's dry goods store; a building
owned By John Mathewson building owned
by lyman Smell; two framed buildings owned
by William Ranney, one occupied by George
Parker; two story wooden building owned
BY George Williams; and damaged somewhat
the Franklin House, owned and kept by A. II.
King: The entire loss by the fire is about
$4,000.
, 1860-03-08
Afgal ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ Cook S.s.-surer'cr f'ourt OF Ch.e7go. May Term,
,9-LA I'm s. lfedi:e nd w1rsen Gilmore "; Anna ):
JohD Il. Pa1eer. dec2asej -Pt..ua Mechanic LiL1
Aa.'aylt "f tic n~nresd ocs Of tn1a =. Faa.ts and
lie! In The 6tcs tue Cesk Of said su. Il Cou of
CA.. $50. tc: u h1eoy given TIE al! anra Pa!
rnef md Sarlh Palmer shat the ps !onsss died ttet
pet,!yn ID s,t Cont. .hs th . '4s tL+ror tho
4eoud d,y q NI,h ls nd 'hta sptntous the'. uron
th, 3onay u Nav a-1t l ~ BY l.wIeq lEtd
Now. unle. yoa. tue sid Ann P.:ner sn1 41ah Z.
r-ssed . personally be and before tho *ad Su
r%t.nr Court Of ctea7 IF & OK Ctunt. on the ee day
the turn thes.t. hulIsn Chlcaso. n said
cuurtY o. The acst 1ur.y Of May, 1870 Anu p:esd.
xl pett!un, the same. and thu nat
asd hi E% therein and .tat4 vi he taken
c.'ae.*s'. all entered again. ypu aec 1tr: to
- yM ~ AIrEE EIafHAII. Cis1k
, 1860-03-08

M O,s11AdE sALE.-,, n.teas,
1tl Cyrus Clark anil fNtAeine. his Wifi. did tie 18th
day january u. ta5s. and ueityeE to D. H.
Tssn q wa:aea 10 stss II Raole isisna ee,s
Dsed OF MorSase bearing date ths day sn4 year
"a Feoxa =; n IN ~ I'll & ~ S. o. SoSE
which sad sisatman Nigh: tezvatt'r At,c ut Tor sid
nom ait charges, expenses aa haFtn f,t "r On 1c-
count Of I'll, cunsnx sch dsnf clecss ard PAPER not
And whs.ea It VII provided IN sid Merg.xe lhai In
Of tie nen1 II the dsss ehetk and raitr
which might be discounted BY tr sd Steiman or Ls IN
terr>t thereof any part thcr1. Il he time m!ttd ior
pay ihrn Should ID Lawful f3F Ito
sad cte.au. bis %uct snts or assEps t" t< tue tAd
cute 10 thr PURCHASER rurchs.ers sn.d ample and sn
cenk deed deeds OF conveyance for ths sanH And.
f,1 "a Gy rus usrk csraln rfn.*aerv Ncs ySny.i b.
lin aud Intended to BE- .eclrtd b, sal AHtf nEt
Iii n;iss :: as nov past s,.s unlaN.. And. wa.s,
undersigned has peeu hT III: snprms t.utt q" the sto
pie perty u ssI B.ns .i Baak havla tnotaed By
a!d Court from further ~xesrbux Il. corporate itaHcAeA
man hss as,rnet ia me- ~ ktcever a;orrsad the sad
Mortgage sn the lons mentioned lhesetn and the kaa
Notes thereby intended TO b. -e.useh: ,.,
sad II tic r.wer ii ~, inc aushoi,y by saL M.nEags
e 1ss 4 s'a 4: sas. y j.
th,t day. lnoF Of III. Ccnst u.r u fr City
ef CnS IL hs Goanty u aa M i. ias a:
anil pteuts. it, aid Moz1xaxc uent ned aa dese1oGa -
follows o certain psct. o. o. Laaa
sesaSi sxe.ioa aadl.,on u Lid Guy. !o Dr..
In oct 1.-TWO to- eleven AID iueye ,r nes sixteen
iii ths rtsnts privileges appurenaneen thescat' be:
elaiy ii rssapna aid. III. cl,s: ~ Cs!has.as
n w1f 'ns'e' for ssG T rufEE Es.es
a. i. 4. HUTCHINSON. Attorney faE heee'ser.
, 1860-03-08

GROCER RI ES,
Composed In part follow. to vhsh Va 'n'its tie NJ
tent;en OF thesz7ie:
50 hAds nuseavado Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
20 do Now Orleans do
500 bb1s Chicago Redued 8uBars
$50 do New York do do
Is bags Old Governm't Java Coffee,
125 do LaEuira Coffee,
a5o do Rio do
rs do .1och1 ~do
1oo bblz Now 0rleanz Mo17sssss
100 do Cuba do
Is DO sugar House syral,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
200 Elf chests areon and Black Tea
$50 BIZ eawyer's White 11radve Soap
100 do Josso oakley's do do
400 do A1Pa1m Soap,
100 do Star Candies,
- do Steriue do
% do MouId
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco.
100 do Glowing do
213 butts do do
$50 fancy caddlss do
11o n Imported oigars,
so iars macaboy gnud,
275 boxex oswe6o starcbs
IS bags Pepper,
IS do Epico, as boxes. 0lovsEs
25eaxcs 4 ! Nutmesn,
80 ter Primo 1,ice, 400 mts 0aasias
rs bxsurimo Codd2h,
175 hi btla a White z9i2l,
LIZ LIZ 'eE'' g. zss1'd as HssEsi7s' e
19z baEs Dried Apples,
IS bbl4 Zante Currantss
1913 boxo4 Layor RaisinIs
376 do NJ Z. do
SO ahfbxa do do
500 coils Manila aud Into 1opss
475 roams Wrapping Paper,
373 bales do TwIne,
112 bb1x Prrs Cider Vinegar,
1Qo do Dairy aalt,
$50 boxes Pipes, ..-..z-
Tor saia very low H. D. GILMAN Cor
sa3lv 13*South " AiAr sstnst.
, 1860-03-08
The Early Cultivation OF Cotton in the
United States.

4 Few years ago the late Denison 0lmstead,
Professor Of NATURAL Philosophy in Yale Col
Marlborough, Massachusetts,. Ar. Whitney
was the inventor Of the cotton gin. In that
memoir it is mentioned incidentally that the first
export Of cotton from the United States 10 Eng
land was in 1854, when vessel arrived.a at LlV-
erpool with eight baga Of cotton on board as
part of the cargo, aud that was received by the
custom. house officers under the conviction
THAT it could not hare been the growth Of
America.
Old newspapers furnish the following nc
count Of the shipments Of cotton from the
United States in the first four subsequent
, 1860-03-08


iae ii se d
Act to ate the Agencies or insurance Cumpaines
it. isss " 'ns s'A's '' 'no' approved Seo''afS
FY,st NAME AND location
Inc ga@esay ,es company ''s .sn' .As 1'''1''ee
thscE'7 Sf Ne" To1i; la !1s S'ass or Ss~ fotf. ~ -
s..ora ha ,,,onrt ~ 10 r.n,i .,. l., f,a u,,d..a
~ In1d md f1i,y rIou,.p 10 E bo,iss isk pAo up oae
Fourth: -. :, ASsEIs; ;ss IT,, =, .,.n+,
2. neal Estate s9!ne IN u egmeeEsd ILLS 81
sai ls ooI
1t. Egh. hundred saazes Of uroadway Bank -. .o =.
81 ssaatsd s;i;s: eIi.sas s,osE:: is g g
csss e s:"esa: :s;e.*a ~ %
loans parable m On .1 demand (ma'kst Ts1se Of ~ =.
;;ss;is: 2$ 8
81 e'4'' '*s'ls' "4'<iss' Aesl1FD - '4'<' ~. y
Total Assets Of tho Company ...''''. .*sst ~ IS
zhqhesnoant Of liae!e. due CT not due to bank. or
hst essite3s .na Of ths
sxventh7Los.ss adjusted AZ; and and not due-oone.
Tenth-AI osheF claims agalastthe company
Total l';s3'::Iss:t S1ssEIn.SEoU;. 's''' CO.
Eleyenth-The greatest amount Insured In an one
xsdf5: IL :;s;tx;f ,;oa1; allowed ~ IL %
rules q the com az 10 be insured ii aay,,
ThI,teeEth-The g1ea:est anount SLOWED lobe in.
sured In aoy one block urk,..,,..,.......,Eo No rule
S1.rx oY Srw Ynxx ! 49,
t:ountT Of New Yort Il SIS.
t.ros ~ ,5cy .sr pre<de,f ana r 4 WaIton Srr-.
., ~ fti,en.s Ere t;omn.nr fa me-
ifnavnI hein- sVoru dense an e17 that thr nrrrone
= .@rs mi nd rrr,rt afafrment r. fhr ..fr ~ eat9
comnsnr that he aid 1nsurance Com,any il he hona
de owner Of It least one hundtcd thousand dollars Or
cas tapt Invested III stocks and bonds Of 1t least ar
value o. IN mortgages On unineuTbeed raj etae worth
1t lest doubts The amount for which the aane IS mort
~ sr ~ the heneat nf fa.iau.
, 1860-03-08
Rac1iftncs, Sc.
T1EE GREATEST WONDER OF
i THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
pr6f. Ncod:S Hair Restorative.

nae st,t tt :o Il f. o h,4 city. from Een..nan IL
Mans w::s fGeass ~ ,na.. havs IT, eject. shea
cumi,x ffola rclt11e sou:ct. & SStc.s ~ , a.e Eua y
es u truth ;he b. Eecda n'' ''e'es' pe''
teEy from thc pfess: p. w. W. Jan 10, 1s5s,
Professor G. J. Who'd TO- -Gentasn1. r. is.sa.5t
sase.. Il Ysur in!ar:d u nsks ie r.
picaon ofn upon ny o~s ,a With l.:,a become
esFset9' De ,a,se noah. s!ace bottle y
you. hAir res,lFaive .na uset T. soon 1onna ~
hsys spes @ proea1sd aas,icr b5se. Of sc sed
tune. certify 70 the world thai tht Kisi "
ss @ aud 'a4t ny u lair has natufa, eel d be
ieve aot and glossy tran has Ggea o..ore 70. 1Ten
@ I'll
Tue above notice dsen az :" yoa p5 oS St se
ft:e'anissy psx aiTyson. ~ I'll aa'a nes live M
citizen q . sy az IL isaHo. Tsq ers1y Gss
ta nne iss hers ~
te wh NJ Sae ~ = 5opt ~ I'll Il
80 av .ns yeas. " aMoN
woo,,n HAIR nHsT5':1TlyE' haI51:S;El " 'ssS'
Professor woodep Sir iiav:ns I'D .hs ns'osaMps u
S;:
ss'. a.: %SS; !; s5HSISS9 s
Gss4: %,nt. i i .sss
NHoaEr'saa5I Msssr s,s5s J.n: ,tai Il y ~; Sau,
r.sir Isso,ve gives M pe s'ire to ~ tnAs - @n
as em*ySs ;eS hsre beos e
;reucd from my childhood; md hrs a'so 'rso:fs ~ ms
he was 1sennf INF 's;1nt y e. sso euses
sS:$:: +
Il LII: * g. oz Ed sas ey ii
33ruestx.. and Fancy Goods bea'rr1s no
, 1860-03-08

i M.lcom McNell md !, In ". Fraser have made DE-
t.t ~ tie payMsnt =" thse ptos,"sy n,,ts y
"a, sble to the Jeque o,, tst tenty ou1lh
iay u January. A. D. i With interest," u sA pr snti
ty OF said notes ben fur dve nundrtd cl1rs *ath. sad
The other 1--WE bunlrr ami e!xty thse. doars and
thirty ttlee rents: s. mute. scat BY e*l Of nss exc
rtrte3 bv tau MrAeI! AID Fraser Vt dat: wll tail
notes running to the undersigned TRUSTEES anil converting
to " number twenty {Dl in hosk number ono hundred
Chica-o Wth tne building. and lHprussnsut+ sscte7n.
ate .:tty Of Che1xo, County and Afe Of
cr,ler II s4.! Cook c"unly. In took ~ Of dst. pafe
New there oIe In will tae p9xers Nut pra-
vtsous of xaI eet co'taittd and tue applca.
t1a Of the legal h.rr u Ed nols ~s ths 9n.'efAxntti
II *,txa viii! IN tuurh day VI May. a. p lss. - Ten
Il In the forenoon Of said 1y Set: u nb!c auction f0r
10 the hshe.. udes the abuve destbed pen I"
make he money de upn sa4d pEonl:.Fv hnt ~ ln'
tersxs aud the C. Ats u sAic. tACQG - futL ~.
r."na ~ - Mrtnurtitsu [s1oek Truxe*s.
, 1860-03-08

DIVIDEND,-THE REPUBLIC
~ ms. CO, Of f. has Just declared divide nd Of
10 per cent return premium to poicy koltsrs.
Also. Cash dividend Of PEI cent On Al outstanding
scrip, and ~ per cent 70 stoekhotlers-
Ahoers Of Ft1e and Marine Policies th7t hxva expred
In 1859 viii please call for ther scrip any time AFTER the nd
Tuesday In February.
This scrip will bo purchased by the undersigned Il New
Tosk prseca. $. C. uIGGEsSOS CO.. AEenta.
MOI New Board or Trade Building.
t.1-tk.s.m South Water Street.
, 1860-03-08
Sfmlng Ma1tlnes.

GEWING MACHINES.
- ass 913 AND 940.
L. CORNELL. i cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight, Fast Ssite-.
WARRANTED 10 gve good .astaetion ~ the a,kt9st
priced ia masEt. Make she sec.e stitch Is The ~; s-
ch!nes ae 9x4 sncccs under Tic arm. ses - ID "a
tao!e have he uner feed, straight needle sew !to: ~
10 the Inch. RIM VERY, EASY .Sp ALAcSr
NoISELEsS, and ueaty tntsaed. Ether Aaehas VIZ
Stitch, Ham, Fell Tuck, Gather and kmhrc.der.
They hsve taken the HIGHEST PREMIUM At sevf-~-
FaIrr Tia rs Machine. (Yonnes Patcui} e1ua - e
pzcty to the 4Il sn4ehInes Turns back on hinges
unnanlEx Wlih high speed ard very STILL Meeo N
CAeaso. The IL tTaskstt PaETs p3ent} = 3fxef
stronger, and 4 giving Kreat H7fAtaeon I1e $u
f1cturpx Family Maehino es1nblned fEaktat fre
pstept il veEy aFxe convenient for v 9nx large @
ioeutx Quilt NJ. te.. 1sa fust A. tarabta OF d"E the
fnet S4sss Musna. Ether these easiJ learned nom
ssmn,es Circular. and Cut sent receipt Of stamp
VIZ aEe ao;t Agents heYo fre the UNIVERSAL b EA-
MEK AND GrAGE, adjusted 10 all sllcxueasfs :: csotht
and all widths Of hem vii. hsul cv1r stacns aMd ie ana
CAN BE EASILY ATTACHED ~ ANY okWlEt
MACHINE. Prtce43.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO 4GEtTS AID CLERssf.
~AGESrs WANTED evsT.asss T.h Go@5 =, I'D ses
u II rs3 Lake STREET or add ess CORNELL : co.
To B~x W: th.eaSo. El:uots oela
, 1860-03-08

JOHN WOOD-

bridge. Jr.. and Elizabeth u. bis w.fe. lid tho
Eth LAY VI DECEMBER. 4. H. 1853 make. F1eru:e and De-
liver to ME ee7tu dee heank date the day and
yexs Of the fohwux described pfeis-A atuaed
IN the city of Chicago Cook county Illinois. vsz-Ths
haf {EH OF lot three, Isl bvck ss)
In kn.es 1lun to thlcAo. txt with al anu spku-
lar the hcftt1aen$ ard tha
tad frelxs belonging Of in any Wis app- na!nnx wh:ch
said 4ed rrcorel In tic ecatiess O1le o. Aad
Co IL county, IN huctet1 ard 1ty nine 1871 pf
seIA page af hlnred 7ut u u AMI which
si deed niatC executed ad delivered 10 ne ~
Aforesaid the tayuen sccrltuX to their tenor
eect. Ut ceEsau lonts toth Of egv at~ nth said
made ~xtcu aud dc!ivtte.! By tLs WcouesMsst
JF Estua :. Williams. Jointly. e.c In Il penal
uS two thousand 1nEafs au tacl conditioned for tho
Ayment of The II thIasLi d0iasa In ore FEAR
from the date &nrTcf with Interest 1t the te a ten per
CENT, payable mi aunn1ly the 9Th day nf Jans 4d
tbs .ih div Ut Uecembsf, ~ u. a 10 ona Ihetorc u.
lI.r his execuars aninss1asots Or ss'Ens atthe nk
r1aie In the payment Of the Of nney meriioned IN
tho conons Ut said honds bnth Of PRINCIPAL aud Interest.
Accor ipr Ihr and <4t, >ni bunEs einx now
oreriue- Now therefore, public rosiec IS <frhv given.
t ~ virtue the power Akc t!seu In raid tFslst
desL shl se the Alov dcsbt pup sty. nj al ftxlk
Jr a wife! t~iF heirs a1d -!ks II ma to the ne. u
h,xbe.t bIer cssh NJ tile nuth door .! the touTt
Hose said city Of chll. the azt Day u. March. A.
u. lSQ. ten oGIk The tatensAn hf xaiI day. aad
make and denver 10 tho purchaser t purchasers
thereof sood Aa sufficient tie papers fe tho anr. AE
Apply the procces a.i c 10 the I4yutnt Of the rtu-
ci.a ten ire tuht. Aiore IT.: and or
other purpose. menLonkL n 4aii trust deejanua,y a.
Cosau1 &JAxxaos. Aa'ys .ja.ib5-3N
The s1se Of the above es> rbel premises adjourned to
, 1860-03-08
Dr.. McCliutock's Cold and

Cough Mixture Is authorized Erpfessinal raree. Dr.
Met. Il of the os. stlngu3shed medical men In Amer.
ca and his guarantee caurot be queAotd. Tha pcpaza'
son he declares from hla experience 10 be swim and
poave for cold cough, c.tasr lnnactzs, and SORE
throas. Il is popular throughout tho Cphn. fIaec IS
c-nta Sold By JOIN D. rAIsh, 19f Latest
3nh1.1m
, 1860-03-08

MASTERS S!ALE.-Statc OF llli-
lfl nott Cook County Circuit Court Of ton& Co.: IN
Chaueery. John b. King VI. John r. Conkins ti3nion
Conkiiak Godfry Bryant. Peter fecpy and thaF:es j.
Pacic aot.ee Is hereby given that Ii pursuance af ie-
crfaI order entered In the ab0se ent L. Z.
Psine Fsser Master In chaneesy 81 Cook County an1
Ssata Of llnuts ri the twelfth Nay Of March. a. U
1SoQ It ten O'Clock In thu urxuoon o. rad tay, t A.
tho no1h door tho Ceus 1"as IN 10 city Of thl7x9
In ths Cnun.Y Of Cuok aosea puhc auetlon ter cah
to thc tdIyr cettnlosa 1sn stuas.t!n tho
county Co7k and designated ~ lots Any sx 1901 ND
dvsescu ISL Ia Gottlxu Grove subdivision OF paEt OF.
snd In ths no1theat quarter u sEhon thirty tour u
toEnsap .hny nine tsyl. rnh Of Enxe ountea la east
VI D'e ~'3 r''~S /, e. PAINE FKEIK.
Mastes,n ChaGtcsy of Coex caunty.
, 1860-03-08
GA11rr 4 lI17cncocx. Conprte Sot'rs. mia h.,t-sw
S.ALh.-D fault

1s1 having ber made by Fe:daa, E. PEBBLES and 10
serb rtap. In lhe payment Of po:tcn Of certain mo.tes
apscife IN sMo eertn mo'tSaxc ltts oy them
sx.h dag Of June l. D. ls54: Of sad moskago
d+e mortkak NJ a- uuieEs kutu III hta cplctv here
under w.!tiea tnuth quater sat the Chicago
ard Koek Island rct Of sec1.on No. fas ~ IN tow.
sln No. thirty tsrt as. moth u No. seysa @ East
Of the th.F rFin- pal meridian. Htue l tFiny cuunt
state laas 1ec:nled!n tts Reconer's tne
o. sdd eoun'Y u Eo"k s" Two. page hVe hundred a1d
nine. And hA pts of said noztagt-g to tho
undersigned In nka e7racy tho vest hf It tht south
vsat quarter f section 81 t ovn'hp tAry
fur ts4 north Of r.uko ,esen a. EAST OF tnc tbsd pEnc
Fa eTsdan IN the county and Stale Aforesaid and which
la1ter mo,: recordea In sid ass IL Book no. TE
paSe i've lu.,Gn-l sui twelve.
Sow ,herecre l.. Z. pa!pe Freer Naster In Chsncrrv
of Cox county and saeca Gun.4crer fer the porpo.f%
.cted In sid will III Ih ,cwsIs
t,sia and thereby u ~. .ete se =; pubic aesasn for
House the city Of Chicago county OF Caos. a >ta&e of
llnoi-. he ath dav ~ Apr A. y. :st. ucioek
In the Of said day. said pA1tta Il tae or
nsush and such ,o,.' erecf nr.v be to
lalnee vi atne- seeured by the said tznErsases
respectively, with the nd II sd e. lho
ants In each mortgage liable only for .e monica
heSshy secuted and not tat noles cilrl hY tho
other mortgage, c.PAiSE FKEER,
Asster In Chaacrsy Of Cork county, and
Seec;1. Commissioner.