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, 1860-05-02

GOTkI'S SULYANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot md Cold Dthes OF all kpaa. This most de-
c.cus and aprc:tsrg 5ren:ed by the renowned
"Scye TIE Londun Krfo.a Cc! Is siuce his eteease'
t1zruaetrstd by the vel known houee Of Crosse Black
w- London. from tie original recipe. 1t is the faHoEiie
IL Eus1and, and OF tie Continent, With hEa a1i
g.o~ing reputation .aeean Epseu-es and il E1ct
L:uved Of st1muleIt to The appetite nad 70 dkestfo.
OPINIONS Or THE LONDON PRESS,
"We recommend correspondent t. tY Mons. SoJe.s
sauee entitled The 'ss1tana saree It is nada ate.
the Turkish reepe It's favor e1cele2 aad I Affords COG
siderable sid Ia CASES Of s,cx n: e1k t!cc"{Tts
L.ucst.
"s.voJ. rquaat szd The genius Of seJeE.
| --IohserVes. ...
"a valuable adjunct to Fish. Flesh, and For ard
| ehcula tAvt plaec one rerJ tAble-1AGas.
| 6cle Agents 70. the United State
GARDNER g. YvEL1T,: III Fnton St. View Tosk.
1ad BRAY & uATES, n Cosnhil. Bo.to1. For sale bg
/ C,occ,u and Fruit Dealers eye-yxherr. tal7h&sS6a
!
, 1860-05-02
@rlul1lg tHa,t)'nfs.
EEWING MACHINES.
~ a1A &31 AND eAo-
l.. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED

Double LocA, Tight, Fast stitc..
wAK!:AETED to Eve eoed sats!aeon = t!e .s;st
priced ia zuazket. Make the scl - ie tl.5 Als.
tnts Gre arke, q1& iueh:s under tie a ret Gat u e
table have The under feed, asikLt needle. sew ffu ~
nan spoSs do tie coasrst and work, s. hes
10 The ineA. Run VERY Easy , ANI ALAos1 .5
NOiSELES6, snt neatly 1n.hed Either Machine w
st:eh, Hem. Fell. Tuck, Gather and Enbroaer.
5hev have tai:en tie HIGHEST pEEM1CN tt sersz<:
ralrs The ~ M4stno <yoM ~ p4ts) Y ean. y C.
SntsniinS 1ans VIII lish spee! ap vcsy Still Mao n
a+r znd ciytcg kreat - aslactinu TIE t4l M*a:
fassnnx 1rl Famiy Macttne tonabned lTae:'T 1ar1s
t,a:stl i ye:y larxt eIt snF fe*'L a1e
fur:ia Quilt n.y. &C.: !u't - caats =! ce:SE a ~
tnc1 wiks Auans Either oft lcsc ases0
tnn,n'es Eirenas1 md Cut feAt On tee;ipi e etamp
Wrxre so'e nrer:h LeYe fns the NklSERS a. A-ett-
NK ASn aIAE TO Al s6 tes =: s
t:AS BE EASILY ATTACHED ~ I'M s1"@c.>s
MACHINE. PtceA.
LARGE DISCOUNT TO AGENTS AND CLEkafs
fH-ACENTS WANTED evesywhete, Conc aEo Sci
III = 1Ss Late street. Ct all:ess n. MCCONNELL co.
T. D. Bax as51 Chaca3a At.no'* ee1o
, 1860-05-02

oAa.rxs er cur climate arc fruitful hou1tsG of qu;morRs7
aoa ,onsa.. Aaeet,ns. E1r~tcncs having proved that
ras rcredie, ot.n speodiy md esany when taken
In thc early sag tic zecouisc Should at ouce b
hat 70 Drp-u', aroach!1 Trpahes Loreneez let tho
Oous, OF Irritation q the Threat be eve: Sight
III. ,rrcsu, on serious attack may b. cecualiY
vnydedtd my11w4u1h4at
, 1860-05-02
e4al advertisements

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas
tie n.e,etnta cnT IT Nay. A. n 1854 e1rcut:d snn -
vsa 70 nnde'stzred Mark 9t.nr e Ihstr c+ra,n fe
II Tuai Of that date for the -
10 tho ray ut ot ten s,uussna do: d,nste
one ,nd fo~a IN tsld deed 0: sns III n sid
ee 6! d'rd tor reeor IN The R.ens1s oMn* il
r the Conafy a Cook. Ia b. stas Of Illinois. a
il Of DEEDS. P,R~ H. tc - u ssat-a the e.rIdeas
Of the Recorder d7ly endor<d III n of sad ea1 az
uan: md, 1hereaa da'tut hss he=n I'D. b. fh' eatd
teorxe G'hhe 10 pos:ss .rd p*V 'hc *sd bf of q
t"."f +seia - 10 the e-1l ho!iers y bis Of
eaaes. tbs terms IT MD ti Of eust snd or
e.1 bulls - e1ehaae- and the It'll: remsn wholly dns
ees.ea al eon.aet bY eeraln deed q eonr-sAnes
Eh2e 1na tfrest ~ the s.!t Gse7Ee Ghh.. Together
80 80 'an L. Tusk-z .hA EEea X. Tnetsr. h.
~: da. a. H. ~ Aa,I * sase waes - 1eFt
xasduy ntd 70. 5'eord IN 1h- Recorders fsee ia and
r H. conptr Of Coos aor~sA m The t-+sty rs. daY
ot nns A. 4; - 20 reeor:sd nsk ~ DEEDS xo IL.
d.rsed the back sa! ds.i Anu III. 49, ~ Ar.l
noI@ers # ka1 BIZ Of s1than4. tavc sJe IN fI
ns.o :eH III: premises nenoned!a IA I'D d'tt oY tf1,s
2nc sAd Hed o conveyance revtrtn3 Yp7ewiux fhe
s4lne a.nr sad. ~
Sow tnsressrr Tho ss,d Max u nrer do h.r.hv ~.
uee ihss tn pursuance at power ,ts afoys-
s.d deeds. will II. twenty trs tav at W.v. A. b.
1n II twelve o. lek It Of thst jAr s.lt II punlc
asctoa .hA Worth dnoE o. the Ca1rr Nes* IN ths ~
q Ch1aeo the s:oun,y Of Coo: As stNea limo 10
T. and premises. ri0s aat s.ips Ia b. cnay oe
Co<k and -tAte af 'no* NrA kpn1u and t+.ttn N, M
=. beng 'hs .-st tbv ~ Il ,ba nos1h b. IT ihe
,aity tas soh "a Eeoss;sneen n,'nrn n ~
q: The Third PrenA xsrtn. tozeshtr .t ii shr hs4s
dtAreots nssnts AUD appuEt th&.euto helore.
!ax vi ~ Seotst 70 ess' II r.a.np ~ Of ~ sss.
| AuHdsd MARX SKINNER Tr11+ea
, 1860-05-02

Rocky Mountain Wagon KoRd---SaGe-
~ OF Lieut.. muiicn.* Command.
,lcus.espene.pce Of the Mo. Republican,
Fc1r EEsTos. TIRE: A.soutl. Ap-ll, 1870.
Mr. Daason, agent to tho american Fur Co.,
residing ut this point, Col. Vaughn, n2cnt for
here to-day for St. Louis, ria Missouri river; an
opportunity is thus offered to communicate
sundry material items Of popular interest to
your widely circulated journal.
By the arrival Of an express from his u1aia
csmp. We are in receipt Of information from
Lieut.. siullen's expedition, which wintered IN q
mountain gorge, some twenty miles from the
eastern base of the Bitter Root rungs Of noun.
tains, in latitude Il deg. a5 1niu.. Spring had
opened in good earnest 10 the delight Of ill, A.
ter the tediau1 and monotony OF the past dreary
winter il Tue Rocky mountains, aad work on the
wagon road was resumed. the different detach-
1neut Of ciyiii rs and sofdiers being distributed
at various seg1nents along the proposed line Of
laca,on from tue Bitter Roo. river on to He'll
Gate; ut the latter point, the msjor: portion Of
the command would he concentrated, as it is
/ here the greQtest difficulties are offered. Reach
ing Hell Gate defile, the forces would be deaec-
ted towards course bearing more northeast,
taking either The little or big Blaclfoot Pass III
crossing the main range Of the Rocky mountain
; towards Fort Benton.
:. /. is the intention Of Lieut.. II. to put 70
work every possible man capable Of plying au
! Aae or pick. and nuke m ambitious attempt
to reach Le1e in time 10 connect with Choteau' 8
steamer IN July, thus enabling the ritizeus sud
enlisted men who may be discharged, together
with the sick and disabled. to take pa8saKe fol
St. Louis. .Seyeral sub -pa11ies Of engineers htd
been ordered out to explore the adjacent coun
try. and obtain valuable topoR1aEhicA data 4 A.
astronomical party is ordered here, with the
view Of determining tue latitude aud genera
meteorological conditions Of this cardinal point
forming tie distal terminus Of the line. Ths
command mere cheerful and harmonious, glae
to Get to work once more. Good health pre-
vailed generally among the men. Edward
Murray, The unfortunate soldier, both Of Who's
/ legs were anputated in the winter, had entirel,
recovered. The artillery were in fine state Q
efficiency, guarding the main camp, as also tn
working parties, fiom Indian depredasionf.
From the foregoing account Of tic progres
; Of this public work, it would appear, thai st
long caavaSsed question Of uniting the Co!un1
bin and Missouri waters, via N overland ront<
. is being fast determined, and its favorable sou
tion must materially influence the future Of n
point On the Missouri more than Fort Benton.
, 1860-05-02

MASTERS SALE-Stase OF Til.
WI po. Cnck County ~ Superior {" "urt e ;:.eAro.
william iojse, F'e,tne Msasarr; 1.hn ? a.ho<s'.
fubc noti,e IL hereby 4ysn'At ID rursuanee ef -
etta odsE ente,ea u. abo.s estts'". esr.e % ne
hanerrY Of a,iI C"ur, vi on sevs' h: d'Y Of May
H. D. lss Tho haur Of tan ~tlpck Il. ths Forenoon of
that i1y ,r public auc:on IN the hkhs.t bct!. fos
eas =: the NORTH dnos The ouz+ Hrnsa IN '1d County
Of Cpok ih foa~ipx deserbcc E1roai. fckefl e. with
lie ud,nx sstsd ttsre a. situated IN ee e1, This ago.
Country Of Cook md asais of lo" to VII L.. nm, IN.
49, N C. J. HuA subdivision Of block ts:t~o H3 n
An1i rfusteAa subdivision # section thtr h5ee t3 IT,
tn~ap otty tFl So'fh Of raoxs fourteen ~, kAss Of
third n. .atc!pat m t.aian, !hA ~EmI.
lb4.ser IL Chsnee: = af kupettor cou,t nf chtaso;
1~hs.~ee .A.s lit RUt.cN.fQ
, 1860-05-02
NA.ler u Chs0ef!V of superior Cou't 0f ChlAFo:
Chicago. Avn: ilth. tato- aptsc0.to
MORTGAGE SALE. whereas

MORTGAGE SALE. Whereas
tF1 Geo r. E. Esk:- ard Itt'ts y. II k'rv, BIZ VIII
i-&h " Cty Of ths-.o. III the C'aav q oos srd
t4sd tt- .weay sxth day of .ssem e. IT u. !ea, os
t1r Lord, ms thau~n1. e,ahs kun.--t AEd any-a.s.
nnrtxasr K4le Lale, h!s hets an1 asAxuA 10 -
cur The usn Of cestah trot aole or esAn
tsse With sal and therein sscned ort wa
Df ei1+ tn hus3t* Ana SNHntFAy$n do'a1k Al etko&y
,xht nss stt1.} With interest u the 'us q ten pff
:.t yer from SAINT mber aht dth iso9 - ~
9irx desc1h~d lois ,rcs, e<s ~ land. SuA ID 70
ttr Coa1ty Of 1uo!a .na s,sss q .ilincs and a.ox
s. 1thra.t quA,e+ Of SECTION prntrr .tTr,t tefo i1 "
To1rnhIp nnnber tweutysx &C.. No n Of fao9e ors.
l-r ten TN kae h-ns EIGHTY -tna"f IN lttctns
coantr i'll nes ."The E2s halt = thu :o' ltta't au1r
trr Of ~te&l. uunaheT Nc t in Towrsho ~. 4ax
M North Kaast number ton TIM Eat ee us e. hy Ar&
il II duuls county. lil4t. Nlieh raid mutaas VIZ
lid tur 7tourl tbe RecorIcis tt~ 81 a!d enaty q
irt.quo4 On tts fourteenth aav nf Ue"t*1 L. D. !s.
nd du!T tcerssd 10 noct nuuh~f Nine paxe safse
t;forsc e H. 1nd payab& t. The o1t,r q the s:a
iape1t P. Lane III Eonths ~ Ct as dAv thel1 Na y
ferret II ten of:k aHnutn from Sepe nv
iaa New hefaost tekHlt hA7tuf BEEN nlat GU ne
u,ent Of Aa1d nsuy te. b. virtue Or the oawef IT
nth0nty RfAuted ~ rho raid nor ao1 t1f sat
r4es nd nurpases therein knte:t H. ~
ne eeo faxes, viii sell u pubic Aus ion e ms
ald bsss bidder. fer csbh. the ttnfn y OF =
the al desebed t.arts Of psees Or u O. Or 10 nue1
ters.t ~ ~ b. necessary to +alHf} s.H 70 xt1 ~
te.e,t Dur md Al and es;cus<. 1t fd sse teke1s
vth al Tsht ard eauy Of red mp1tra Of h aa1 o~osK
EctIey 1ud Lntiila E HI ,. 'htt1 ftiI. anI :1:ns
RoREKT r. LANE. slt t.9zs*.
, 1860-05-02
TFUSTFE'S SAIF-Whereae

TEUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas.
Il E.oeh B. stsycnsAnd E.lx hrth N. St.vsra h,s vre
Of ths e.,y Of Chicago, Enu"tv Of tnck st nf T
fhr rwenfrsxih d&y Of 1aanaFr. n fhs yost
0. Lori thnueaad eight hundf't r. nipa r..
AID deliver to h. uAdrs1ne' John 1t. punhar
TEuxee petl o Trust Of tit nr+7.es herr de-
ovd 70 II. rcent o. certain rrtnt.s1ET
uatt By the tad Enoch r. Stss-ns aud tho Int hs4
aua alo III md every t.dettcues' rf rahal'y which
The aafd kuoeh Atfvrns then ovd sry tle s
a1er ixht own Re :ishl< to rar to The Ne.chante
S4voks Ian ard T1ss Com-aa~." b. vtua a. anr Ah
aoto bond. h Of t1eh~rxr. c1as. aet p'Anee.
n,sat otherwise, and te rst th'fs which *Ala
Deed Of Trust da.e a sad twenty eth day Gf
j4uua5y 1. D. l3:o and u fdra IN the Eeconte. f
41e Of Cook County UEuo! III hcck II. Of netds Page
81.
Now therefor. te1n't having heen n,.e th@ p.yroent
Of prassnss nota, ustd by a&fd Died Of Tnt md
toptc4ftqu hav~k heea cAtr to nee bF II. e21 hfer
th-seet pua notice u hsrrhr given :t1' nnfs< ard "a
pas9u49ee Of ID" s7d authority kratet 10 .e n
and by std Deed II Tru. and 'ns fr r*e- vii pu0As
there expressed. sta. Tuesday. RE xhfth DIR At
XaV D. l3-0 At the hnF IT ten ccck n 'ht for-nron
that dav north donr of ths ours H"se. n aaf
City Ch acs for sale and <c At pn' "uet"a u
xhss aud hst btdrr for ca<a. thAt es1!n p~es
pateel 21d mentioned IN aid fe+ af Trust *itrasr ~
srx htnK in tbs nuntv ~ Cook. aud tsfe ri lno*
known .nd described = follows n vt;-kn's tven,v'
Seaeol seeon e1on e cae:so Nd 81 the rsthts tssEs
stevens md Elizabeth v. tTens, bis WIFE, tar. he.rs
| xad asa:Kns heErtn-
| JOHN r. DENHAM. TrpstHe.
4
, 1860-05-02
TRUSTEE'S SALE-Wherea,

Default h.vor been made u sha p.yn.s. 1t acs@ais
prom executed hs wu -. Re*c,t tn tsuf!,
or orde md 3p~ four nnshA stss date toerros ser-
hv ut deed Of sha sens dAt4 hny sa IN
1pen - rral e-..t- he1tnsts d--ersd aud ren+d "a
he Rteor r. oGee q Cook ecuasy. stat. NJ ,it1 ia h
ben pade u b. ih+ leka holder Of sai IT. nsot!e
tssssss7ssy @ @ stn eft, @ 20 ~ .s-ona "s ~ AZ
sorta DIOR Of TIE Cont HeHs IN ~ ctr cf'aIesx'
suctldu tn e h.f nttrr ,te ii Id
trnst aeed de.sne.d hept sT,et ia n err r. ca.eo
Ct hals 1T nuh-r r, IN hsnek neuab+r
hunded aad t1', *ehcna s%t!.n sdto =
ety Che&eo. together vh ~ tss ptxexet su sp-
purten ard at H. hs 4nf eutv
Of emptoa Of th~ s4!d o. Hsseoek, hB ks md
sa&sns in md - and preuatx..
, 1860-05-02

100000 Ham SACK
Fer sl'e hy
HAWKINS & CHAPMAN, Agents.
For CHASE FAT, Boston.
4stess =. E, !. aud u. to'tnx ua1as weighing nuc,
Nssht to tEtrtV porndt.
Gioth .! feliow and ozaaks T!ns. neatly Printed u
''1s'' HAWKINS CHAPMAN.
sul!tok Nv. ~ South Water strset.
, 1860-05-02

THIS ane brand or CHAMPAGNE. ~s!eh until The past
yer VA. confined excEsv-y to tbs best taea OF the
toutnept Of Europs has most uubouned
sseeess and popularity In this eonsi. 1t srccomendd
bysoue Of The first PaJscans Of the city Of New Io1
over all other wne account Of it, extreme purity and
dellcacy and tpse Who ty It .a-c ANT othc.
brand Although ony ys7t has eart-d since Its In
PRODUCTION sao tAs country. The demand Is enonons and
constantly a-caafnk. pns Erch
sure the quality Of the N1uc being spainued 1t It's pre-
.ut high saud.zd. The Prince Imperial Is imported sole
y by n. we Icing tic sole Aen1 Of MessEs. DE- Ttsoez
i Co., Ia tEk eountry.
E.y. NAUu8WoUT + 0c.
, 1860-05-02
4 DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

I DMINlSTKATOK NUF1CE,
~. The undcrNkn.d having hf~a <nsv a;pa'ntel At.
tpn,srattx or &h+ Of Elah1 ". Tr.t. I~erask
iste Of So+ tonty. at tse sHte Of ;rr. nv he cnn
t. Caf. a.d County has st shs th Mnnday RI June
a4r Il tern Of taot then he'll IA. ths
regiment ard indication ~ III cana .:arst sa!i asss
At wh,ch uEe 1ke Court Hnus4 Chicago. all
having my clsir+ Axln>t <afA qce~ed ps
sent tae &aue fof adjustment.
Administrative.
Dnfrd Anrt lGth $780, eektJ.t8t y
, 1860-05-02

TT X n 4 2 P, n. d.,
H. FORMERLY or NEW YORK,
Csa b. consulted either personally by letter. in zrrad
Il ~ dska.es which he With cdeatet *rcces$
a new STEM. us ch.ocic Cases Of p!sease.
uty sencs7y. such Nervous and Stula,sc Aceetons
Diseasts Of Nouen. Al Forms OF SI7ontA. DYspcps.s
CuEts;pa1 ou Skin DstA,eA. CanccTtrS ad Tubetuts A.
{tctoas including Pulmonary Con:aaapt OF, Rheums,is
1as4lfRh ED llpsy Asthma Sat lheuu Ke1nttcut and
int.rmllteni Feve4s. the Diseases Of ChlErcn, e.
He hid e1ten I've Practice and ~oncaz sacccss
In The ttc 2tt1ent Of
CANCERS,
xf!th he ccres wt'hoat the tu!:4.
Remember e Doctor deea not promise 10 cure I'll saees
ps pesses, White ALI Dteatcs cCaAHIx f1akeu in
scssou srloEs n.t Your may be c1r~he this
wrek. ueKto day. NIT Tomorrow; henee, tas danger
ofdal1y.-
OFFICE t7S 50. CLARK STREET,
a5a4,1lIy Cor. Cla'k and Monroe us-. Ch!eagn III.
, 1860-05-02

TKUSTEE'< SALE.-W hereas
L Ma'-cm Mcneil anJ j. bn r. si-'r hass n.sde DE-.
Il IN the Of thrs prou* no:rs e1etui* ~
isr,n dated the twrn,y*!s - tas u Nay A. 1se,
p4.abe 70 the oner cf Jacques pol IN ~.
50 LTD aoea being f.. ~. hgna;.d e.lass cssa ~
t!,sytafes rets u@e- I'd hy tsst Ct tfa CT
]1:s4 b. sald AcSeA1l ard fraser of dst- vita sa:a
Vt number twenty C3lr hlncx nunbeI crs .1EdreI
!"S, s fSs sseo sn ~ =.
CHICAGO @s,NY Of th'ea2Y lnun Of and St.is ot
Asuase In u. h deed ee ofes Of the e
Ino.a. ard ~ = t-ntv ia hoax IT,. " deeds ~ ~
easder Of s,d q "3w2.n<a v,th Tic rov+n IT.. -
..;en. Il Il ed Is &: s::st: ast q thf
=. @ xi IN n. fourth NJ var H. 1h Il ia
'ss s IL s. ' 4 nSsi .a:toa e
rake he oaey due up.,a @ lsoi.:.,,- nut.: .'h h.
.n.-s. snt s,r e..it Of .sia CQCE3 PUULL.
sf,htr-cr Fehr,a,v - ia SAMUEL 9TKAEa.
Wcosn Hu Il Weitopoltsn Nnck T1uMeta.
ffre4h&7AfH1
, 1860-05-02

MASTERS SALE.-State OF ILL
1F1 nol. Cook County, s-Cook County {ir~u:t

ASTEtrs ' M , sALEmStatt' !. ts:. Of III
inChsacery. l.bn II. kin,, George {. 1asea~ Ea0
- +A4u1st1rnx and I2'ur. Avettt.
Pubc sotcs Is hereby gwen shs& In pur-u.rcr # Tia
naadae sa dee'eee tnsse !n ste sbs,e tn:'t on
TIE 18th Of March. A. i ls. !. T.. T. lains f'eeE
Ms4e IN n.'haneery o. Took County. sste as1s.Ad. will.
sh- 13nd lay q Ny Al ~ set y public .ne;tea
4aust Hnu% Ia ihe ttv Of thlcs.a. i"untv nf c-ok.
ten oeoeS in The ftrrDeep af .s1d dav II q!
that certain parcel o. lard *lss'.1 = e cty ot
CLi:aan, and usu y csed tht 4rt R.r. Ri all tsas
s.p No. thf:t7 nine 81 roFh Of Eusc<' ~. tas&
etths thiri rnpai ed:au which lie* eust ~ - 2tsts
eirad IL tie vat-r t. If KIM a. Ajtnn to the sat
q Eheaxe = .se - rses 'ets =. - on On =" ~
IN tba Of Of ntet. 1c, tne County q
lok 1o which 4d xtnsi !a *restac n htiebv
raa nr as much be 10 make tha
money due to i complainant uron .ata dtsrte Mh ooa
Xe L. PAINE FKEEK
Muster tu Chsucs; ;S, Ce+4 County:
w. . ,oer no11 ek
, 1860-05-02

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
fr1 OF KK!liIiT. GiLLETr 4 IANsuS. s1nsct this
d. BY !tt imta'ic ~ hy mutual eo,Rnt- ~ buA:
4 thu 1.s r wilt ts settled y -hn r ML1hs and
1svt E&wepu. jtHA L. WRIGHT,
!0HEATHAE tlL1EIT.
New Iprl, March 81, 1876. LEVI kANs0N.
7hs NudesssEredhavt stss Dry tesrd ces:::sv.sh:7
tndes t!~ II ana r:ytr IL! WRIGHT kAWBON. for
1hr s1aaacoa of Hr.ter tEoduee Commission Nu-neaa
~ fucsessoss u Wright Gilttt kawean at No front
EtrtN. .5iMN H. WRIGHT,
N-r York, Mach 81, leso. LEVI KAW5oS.
u;&ce 1ul
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-11-01

The advlccs from England announce that
Capt Vine Hall, the worthy ard popular
commander of the Great Eastern, has ceased
his connection with that vessel, as has also
Mr.. Mcclellan, the chief engineer. We
have also the additional information that the
great ship win remain in Milford Haven all
winter, her second trip across the Atlantic
having been indefinitely postponed. Neith-
er that postponement nor Capt Vino. Halrs
retirement from the the command of the
vessel viii excite much surprise, on this side
of the Atlantic The unreliabilty of all an
nouncements by the English directors res
pecting her had become proverbial, and it
was well hh..owsn here that Capt. Vine Hall
felt keenly the illiberaiiiittyy Of the directors
who accompanied the ship to this port, ar and
the management attending her exhibitions
and excursions.
Itwas indeed reported, we believe on good
authority, that Captain Hall, feeling that he
was held responsible for conduct that he
could neither approve nor prevent, had de-
clared that on his return he would either
have the supreme authority on board or would
resign the command. The engagements OF
the company with the well remembered Mr.
Purser Cox and probably other officers were
most likely such that they could not concedt
to Capt Vine Hall the power which he de-
manded, and his resignation followed, and il
is by no means unlikely that the inability o
the company to worthily supply his place is
the reason why the great ship must remain
unworthily inactive for the winter in Milford
Haven.-Neu York Commercial AdUertiser
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Pass CHESTER AROUND ask the Re-
publican press Of this Congressional District
to notice the fact that at Keokuk. the home
of Col Curtis, he out of courtesy waived his
right to open and close the discussion, and
that at Des Moines, the home Of Mr.. Cole,
the Col. again would have had the opening
and closing according to the published list I;
but Chester acquired it by SHARP dodge
that no truly honorable gentleman would
take advantage OF, that of putting in an in
cidental meeting, thus changing the order as
he also did just before almost every impor-
tant point in the district. Col. Curtis has
never failed to attend one Of Coles appoint
ments, and has given him all the advantage
that he could obtain by it. And we ask
them further TO notice that the Col. has
never made any such appointments, until a
few days ago, when Cole asked the privilege Of
holding an extra meeting in Guthrie county,
the effect of which was to deprive the Col OF
his right of opening and closing at Council
Bluffs, when he, thinking as he had right
to, that that game had been played long
enough, told Cole that il he attended his
meeting in Guthrie, he should ask him (Cole)
to meet him in Calhoun, in thi, county, and
it waa then agreed that both meetings should
he held. Col Curtis attended Coles meet.
irsg, the immortal Chester Of Salt River noto-
riety, failed to come up to bis word in Cal
houn, and with all the assurance imaginable,
he availed himselfof his wrongfully obtained
privilege, and opened the discussion at Coun.
cil Bluffs.
Col. Curtis, like true gentleman, would
not speak at Calhoun, as Cole was not there
to answer him. Magnolia Republican.
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as to which Republicans are industr:ously
misreprescnted in the Slave States:
al do not nor never did, stand in favor OF
the unconditional repeal of the Fugitive
Slave Law
81 do not now nor never dill, stand pledg-
ed against the admission Of am more Slave
States into the Union"
II do not stand pledged against the ad.
mission of new State into the Union with
such Constitution as the people of that
State may see fit to make"
81 do not stand to day, pledged to the alb
clifton of Slavery in the District of Column
bia" .stu .ta@
81 do not stand pledged to the prohibi
ton of the slave trade between the different
States. - Cincinnati Gazette.
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How THEY MAKE CoFFEE IN FRANCE.-IE
the fi,st place il is scorched in hollow cylin.
der, which is kept constantly revolving over
slow fire, and not grain oft is allowed to
burn; sec ndly it is ground very fine; and third
", when it is 10 be u;ed, a portion of this is
put in finely perforated pan or cup, which
fits into the toy Of the boiler, coffee pot or
any vessel you may wish to usn. Boiling
hot water is then poured on, and it preco-
lates gradually through, carrying with it ai
the essential articles of the coffee As soon
as precolaticn is completed, the pan is then
removed containing the grounds, and then
hot milk is added to the inf Ision, and your
coffee is made 1t is brought on the table IN
bowls, with knife aid spoon, and little
willow basket of bread The servant then
places by your plate tea dish on which are
two or three Jumps of white sugar, always of
a certain Siz ;, and you sweeten to your liking.
In no instance is your coffee boiled; and this
is why the cafe au lat and cafe nor are so
much admired by all who take them.
(We have several times drank coffee made
precisely after this mode, and pronounce it
unequal,e -GermaHtonn Telegraph.
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Queen Victoria in Danger.

BoNN, Sept. 80 1860.
We have had almost an accident on the
railroad between Rolandseck and Ander-
mach, the story Of which came SO directly to
me that must believe it, although no hint
of it comes into the papers.
On the oath inst, an extra train left Co.
longe for Coblentz, and the down traih was
telegraphed to wait at a station this side An
dernach until it had passed, there being but
one track. BY whose fault it is not known,
but the conductor of the down train was net
informed ofthe message, and at curve in
the road somewhere near Brohl, the switch
man, suddenly saw the extra train rushing
in one direction, and the regular one in the
opposite, directly against each other. His
red flag of danger was seen by both engin-
GERS, waving thes extra train to stop, the
other to return to the station. The extra
train was moving at lightning speed, and
could not at hhce be brought to; the engineer
of the other undertook to reverse his engine,
and the machinery refused to work! 1--WE
must jump for life," he said to his compan,
ion, but before doing so he determined to
try once more. Fortunately .his time with
success, and when the extra train came thun-
dering up, the other had began to gather
way, and the crash was just barely escaped
A few seconds more, and the accident
would have had a place in history through all
time; for upon tbs extra train, were the
Queen of England; her husband, Prince Al
bert; her daughter, Alice: Lord John Rus
sell, and the entire Royal party now visiting
Germany!