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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-01-25
EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 25 1861.

composed of thirty-three parts: and the en-
pire embraces, instead of only four millions,
no less than thirty millions of inhabitants
The founders of the Constitution more
over regarded the Union as no mere nation
al or American interest On the contrary,
they confessed with deep sensibility that it
seemed to them to have been reserved for
the people of this country to decide whether
societies of men are really capable of es-
tablishing good government upon reflection
and choice, or whether they are forever
destined to depend for their political con-
stitutions on accident and force. They fear
ed, therefore, that their failure to continue
and perfect the Union would be a misfor
tune to the nations. How much more, sir,
would its overthrow now be q calamity to
mankind
Some form of government is indispenS-
able here as elsewhere. Whatever form
we have, every individual citizen and every
State must cede to it some natural rights,
to invest the Government with the requisite
power. The simple question, therefore, for
us now to decide, while laying aside all
pique, passion, and prejudice is whether it
cOnduces more to the interests of the peO-
pie of this country to remain for the gen.
eral purposes of peace and war, commerce
inland and foreign, postal communications
at home and abroad, the care and disposi-
ton of the public domain, colonization,
the organization and admission of new
States, and, generally, the enlargement of
empire, one nation under our present Con-
stitution than it would be to divide them
selves into separate Confederacies or States.
Our country remains now as it was in
1787-composed not of detached and dis
tant Territories, but of one whole weil-con-
nected and fertile region lying within the
temperate zone, with climates and soils
hardly more various than those of France
or of Italy. This slight diversity quickens
and amplifies manufacture and commerce.
Our rivers and valleys, as improved by art
furnish US system of highways unequaled
in the world. The different forms of labor,
if slavery were not perverted to purposes of
political ambition, need not constitute an
element of strife in the Confederacy,
FRO BE CONTINUED
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Sonnafhino New

Having opened an establishment for the manu-
facture of CORN BROOMS on Water st. bet Main
and Locust, in the Room formerly occupied as ths
Telegraph Office, would respectfully call the at
tention of the Citizens of Evansville to the fact that
am now manufacturing every description Of Corn
BroOm8, and will sell at lower prices than the SAME
can be bought in Cincinnati or Louisville. Dealers
would do well to call at my establishment before
purchasing elsewhere. The Market price paid for
Broom Corn at all times. AM. COHNErT.
sep. 25-}md
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<T01EFKE DREJV,S PRRSE.N~TR, FROM
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Dobell & Conyngton have just received a splendid
assortment of Presents fot Christmas and New
Years, comprising Books, Boys Books,
Girls Books, Albums for Young Ladies, Scrap
Books ,Annuals beautifully bound And those Bplen-
did pUblicatons-poets' Wit and Humor,
Homes Of American Authors, Tennysons May
Queen, Mrs Cowden Clark's Shakespeare, Splendid
Life of Washington, Illu5tr9 ed edition of Brown,
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CHRISTIAN HEiLmA
KRATZ & HEILMAN.

CITY FOUNDRY
MAEUFA CTURERS AND BUILDERS OF STEAL N
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screws
Cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mills,
Thrasing Machines, sc.
EWVTE PROPRTETORS or THE CITY FOUh
II dry beg leave to inform their friends aud the
public in general, that they are prepared to do all
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK,
and everything appertaining to the Foundry bust
They manufacturing STEAM ENGINKs Asa
BoITERs of any size and power required. Saw Mill
Machinery and Mill Gearing OF any size; Distil-
lery and Mining Machinery, Tobacco Screws, Gum-
ming Machines, Thrashing Machines, Malt Mills,
HOrsepGwers C0rn-shellers, m achnery OF all kinds
made and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings oi
every description, Iron HousefrOnts, Cellar Grat6s
dc. Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the latest inn
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons, &o.
BREWERS, DlSTILLERS, RECTIFIERS, SC,
Supplied with every description Of Copper ana
Sheet Iron Work, Brewing Kettles, Refrigerators,
AttempOratUrs, Sparges, Stilheads and Worms on
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol Stills,
Yeast Jugs, Cans. SyphOns, &c; Copper, Lead and
Iron Pipe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps of every
variety, for beer, spirits oil, DC: Brass Cocks and
Valves, Steam Whistles dc.
WOrkmen sent to all parts to fit up work and do
repairs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Iron
OLD METALS BOUGHT
They dealing in and selling Aliens Improved
Steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and Tu-
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machine,
Stephen Hughes Flour Separators, German Bolt-
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Beting, Packing, HOHe, de-,
of the best kind Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin,
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Spelter, Fire Brick.
Th'y have every facility of the best Machinery
and workmen, and will give all work entrusted to
them, thoir individual attention., filing orders
promptly, warranting thefr work, and are satisfied
with reasonable prices
s5- Onico and sale Rooms, No go Main street;
Fonndel y, Boiler Yard az Machine Shop inc
street, between First y 1econd streets, Evans
vile, Indiana. dooT
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

~U.N.AcKES.-I25 a BUyN.E1LES 6fU1f-
w ny bags received and for sale by co
jan12 ORR, DALZELL Il Co
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q U.NcDRKES.
~ Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Fiberts, Pecans, Eng
lish Walnuts, Figs, Raisins, Currants, Rock Candy
OYSTERS Sardines Alum, Epson Salts, Roll Brim-
stone, Sulphur Copperas, Madder, Extract Of Log
wood, Indigo, Cream Tartar, Soda, Bed Coris-all
kinds, Backing, Batting, Gloves, Nutmegs, Cigars
of ALI kinds, Tobacco of all kinds, Gmger--race
and ground, Spanish Moss, Glass Jars, Lanterns
and Flasks, Mustard, Matches, Pepper Sauce,
Pickles. Stone Pipes, Powder, Safety Fuse, soaps OF
all kinds, Starch, Vinegar, Teas, Camphor, Letter
Cap, Note, and Fancy Paper, Wrapping Paper, En-
veiopes, Salt Petre, Gum Drops, JWu Paste
Wooden Bowls, Cinnamon, Dried Beei' British Lus
tre Bonnet Boards, Java Coffee, ink, Nails. Glass
SASH Oil, Spirits Turpentine, Pepper, Alspice, Sal
Soda, Pain Killer, Licquorice, &C., &C.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by S. f. GILBERT& CO.,
ianIl No. 4 Sycamore street
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RROTECE or BEsSOE UTKO.N. or
~ " DARTNERGHID

The partnership heretofore existing between j.
Davidson and II. JeTyis is this day dissolved By
mutual consent. The books and accounts Of the
late firm are in tho hands Of c. Davidson, First
street. All accounts due the firm payable only
to @. Davidson his order. r. Jervis will con
tinue the business Of the late firm at the old stand
on main street. DAVIDSON JERVIS.
fec22-1Wd
, 1861-08-30

by It's most faithful votariea (Mr. Alfred jingle
did Eay, however, that it WAS smeat and drink
to him ~ csnrot be omitted In this e1amua
ton Of the oaily wants OF the French people.
Tobacco ID 60 universally used, aud it oc u
pies 30 important place in the habits Of
French every J-doy life, that It's consumption
ought to be added to that Of the articles Of or
diu8ry ncrriEhnent.
The sale Of tobacco, in all It's forms, is a
monopoly Of the government, and brings in
an annual revsnue Of more than four millions
sterling. Since 1880 the quantity used has
doubled the eale in 1855 amounted to total
ct Is, ISL tons
This consumption represented value Of
S,220 000l, or an average OF Is. per head Of the
whole population. Il Is calculated that Idere
arein France O SOC, ,000 smokers, who consume
about 6 lbs OF tobacco each per annnm, at an
average cost Of lis. 81. per head, and 5000, 900
eruf takers {;hse number seems cxag5erat.d),
who use about ~ 1bs.- each, spending Is. u.
In Paris the consumption is pr3porsionstely
higher, and its increase is mora rapid than il
The other parts cf France. IL Hussoa says
that each Partisan uses ~ lbs. oft !cco, 143
e!gara, aud cigarettes per annun, which rep
resent at least four times these quantities for
those who really smoke. Paris alone coz
sumes enc fourteenth OF the total quantity of
tobacco burnt in France, though its popula
ton (befcre the annexation Of the ban1eue)
waa only one-thirtY fourth Of the whole
, 1861-08-30
Eegal advertisements.
w HEREAS, HECTOR O

l. j..
~ anov snd Naney GozdelA snov, his wife, d1d
by their certain Deed 9f TT Trust dated a9d sc NOV
lid ar 1eeeTd o. tie sls dsy q Ne 3ain L
e aaee rs e @ s
oiy1aion q BIosze thir7 t1rea Sss W9lsatss A1dl 4
Gabty sa f 81 ss cof, ma atase q Hnos sabess
condition that &c building sloald eye be ;rscssd pa
TRUST IN Of default IN the paym=nt Of eve &C:
tsIn promesoE not Or !ntsIess OF aay past 3Ssao.
t:;Ei;:4'ne no:e Of two nss6Ied 41nass M :. 2sya2e y
Etth interest at SIX on The Est ay Of Se1s-
w1to int est at SIX per cent o. t1e tal5a!a
Sf e As1eh @ ena 1ots g s aa %
PsF sss 81 81 {b;1{ Il 7 HssS @ s:a & as Il
g ct s9a n e s & ae
pa!a Issa.Ie anrr=E at he rate Of sx par Pc:
zaiS Io5ss Is sfter basihs aiTsTsised
s1eh sale tn eaSeI l. aally resspap-r published j.
Il ~ ass e s ss5a sfS Se % eas{a es 3ud
81 se II e. ~ psrs tasfe I'D al Egss
trt psrt nta nrs Executors, Eai t1ats:. q CT a.
ii csh st lie Court Hous door il sai G1ty Of GnI
ard heze!nb5fcre nentto1ed "a payahss viii insere
sseix re1 cent en h th5tiett day suf Aareh ! ane
5be Is e acn a. At
and u1pad With the interest thereon IN IS
which has bern paid and :aers u nov due aud unpail
CT sai e. fer prtrcpa' aEd lnts.t thu u .! onp
toEsan4 e!gLt hant.red and tive dollars {t a5) the
ether roIss describe T. saa cesd having beeo paid
t ga! b., der OF =at tso es to sell said prenis
n Eo%; efesoEe. Eoperl HerEey. !he Trustee named
Isetfea El sell at public aeeton to tha highest bid
4sF o1 eash q I9es dsy the third day Of September
g ne tontt Hou e. II the City Of Chicago, In thz
ionEIf q CcoE and State OF Illicots tse premises
a5 ne necessary. snhIec TO the dillon as an3ye
tsgetieE Mlth az right and equity Of red Pt:oa o
us was aLa taer he r e1ssusors atoEs oi
rsd en- faa no.es aud the cost Of adTertting seine
aEd eonvesfgg SAID pEemises. including attorney:
folcEs:-Lot numbe1 nineteen %. IN the Suhalyi
sion # Blocks thfrt5-ta @0. Nolcotts Addition
fftE {sal E1Dze's Addition to ChicaE subject t.
the condition tEat no building aEaE eSer be e-ecte
en- said lot within ten feet OF the vest line thereof
ROBERT EEhVEY, Trustee SIS aforesaid
| ivhfeaSs A aS1Ss + + ISL sI21 z u =
, 1861-08-30

A7A uce il keteby Etven that BY virtue OF the
DcEers Of s4le contain ID In tuo l1dent1-es Of A3Ft
gage executed ssd delivered to the uode 1sd,
William D. Scott EJ S. 1vesrer Lind and E.:za n=e1
Ling nts vile bearing dase On ths 18th dsy q I7ly
D. i8 s. ard recorded In the office OF t5B C.rk Of
tie Circuit Court ano Extf1c5o Recorder Of :!o3k
County In the STATE of illinois, IN BooE 70 Of Mort
RaEeA ore at Psges and the other at Page q II SAID
Bct 4; Gee OF SAID Mc1tgsgea beie- gtVaa t. sscara
# payment Ct tha "oad Of Eatd sylvester Lind Tor
The sum Five Ihcueaui Dollars dee on the 18th day
q lily IF With interest SAID a. the rats Of
an nmeaean M ~ &E9ebange Eant IA the CITY O. New Yol
as0 t5 etatT et said MeFteses balm, 70 ssc1rs the
nshmxnf Of The 81 Bsnd q sad Lind for re
nI IuGEs ~ 81 rive IEGu s2na Dollars, due on the
h ~ az az & q JaJ Ms nth Interest said ausa
a39asEa5 az # Tie pl>se AFORESAID IsaaN 3st day
GoGEs Bsrs u tse y Gt5 q InissFo sa County q
IN the forsaeon Of sal; day offer 5r esls and ssl 4
5sa iEdebtedEsss tats1e:t I'D espen q tas
Siole Il ltn5s rev Blsck os TIE rorth twenty faar
t2i teet OF WhaFnEE Lots nGmbetsd I've. tY nas1n
t} thirty (a SID tnt- oae l3!}, Of 3ss1lests 5ur.
ssy St Wishing Lott IN the Orig a 70 Of cca;o,
ara EcoWn Eore particularly s. al7b.- twenty Ha--
St1Ereet efaalt having been made IN the ps: ment
9! ne Principal SUI Eeelred b: sai mott7sgse,
respectively. WILLIAM b. sCOTT, Hort saEee.
1-. by E ". Willard his Attorney IN faes
Bi1DGETT & IEsIoN Art'VA a,,1nr tcs49
, 1861-08-30

M CRlGAGE SAIM-W hereaa.
Az John 3. Knight and Edz.unJ Ware, Of th- state
q hentucky eI:rnted and delivered unto F. ter Geio
aa e eea Gt1a5t o 1 efssr eG2 sd , ;f e
ninetsentn day Of November, A. D. eighteen hundred
4h Itr-fiFe Il51), which WAS dll7 rscoEGtd in tho
hecoEder: office eftad Cook County, in Book tW2nty-
t5G+}. Is and by which Sal: iIdenture said John q
hHiSat a1 a3d EdErud Ware couye: Cd to said PeteT
Gc1b As mo:tgasee al Of suhlors Numbered one -
9unSr oas Il nIock nuns; niaety SIX cl In ihs
itoel seett Adtii!oT to Chicago aforesaid said
sn1. sG asen togetheE bsl2g tfy 90 feet II to1r %
strest one hundred feet lts n to an alley to secure
te Iaxns9t q Ihe aye q certain pronstssrs notss d
te said kn1gnt and wn!c to the satd GeIh gwen to-
hearing even date with said nleEtre the arst rvs
hundred and eighty dali pa; abls 10
h ri sla:d io11tht rts5ir tie sun. Il lea nn5rsd
and fifty dollars otb each. and payable respectively
70 said Gel, in two G. three 60 and fur "a years te
TIE date thereof and the ft and lust fl tue snn Il
{fi ,s53 payable to- tie ordr Of the sald Ee:a lTa
Sears ncHa the date t:ere1f with interest. -
AID whereas dc fault las been lasde In the payment
notes ab II fsEr sud hYc q and s. years Trim La
este there OF eetiyely, and more thar thirty days
ha Ing elapsed silce the last Of til n fell du6 and
wne!eas there Is noW due an. unpsd ui.o said Eote4
thoEsand nine hundred and forty dol gss (Bla,9iA9
NOE, taeFefpst. II PURSUANCE Of the power in mt
vested b. said indentuEe Of mcrgage /, the under
1th} day of SePteGber, 4. D. 1884, al Ten o'clock il
til reEoon. ut the north door Of tbs Court House. in
ead city ef Chicago. offer the said Lots at public
en aRd 81! the at sane and d. IL rat asA equsy q r
est bidders for cash, to pay 81 costs and expense In
c"rred IL advertising and selling sat Lots ssd the zaid
balance of principal and 59.SE5st .1n OF sajl nota
Chicago June IT. 1851. iy35-r5lta
, 1861-08-30

Milk, oil, vinegar, and water, OF which no
calculation can be made, are not Included in
tbs comparison.
COST.
No estimate can be ma5c Of the cost Of food
as spilled to all France, but II. Husson gives
a table Of the expenditure in Paris, showing
the difference OF the annual outlay per head
for most Of the items Of food between 1153
aud 1854, as foi,ows;-ln 17sS, IS 10s, in 1854,
Els 3a
Every article but vinegar has risen in value
(as well probably as In quantity) In the inter
val between these two dates, bat the augmen-
tation Of fruit and vegetables is most strik-
ing.
But two hundred yecrs ago the csst OF exist
eEce Was very different. 4 letter exists writ
ten in 1878 By Madame de- Maintauon to her
brother, Comte d'Auhigne, giving him an es-
innate Of what It ought to cost him daily to
keep house in Paris with his wife and ten
servants. This curious list quotes 9s. sd. per
Gay for food, L.. I'd. for firing, and % for light
ing, total lis. Cd. 1t is true that there Is no
mention Of vegetables, nor Of quantity Of
other articles which are now Of dsi1y necessity,
even tcr the poor, but for the items quoted Ia
detail the cost is about one-third Of the pres
ent rates.
TOBACCO.
There remains ohe article Of consumption
| which, though it caanetyethe called food ayea
, 1861-08-30
4&B1l aohGrttaemru1s

M ASTERB sA1E.-State Of ILL.,
N1 neds, Coazfy Of Cook, as-supe7tor Court n
Chicago In Gha4cEH. John =. Tkord " Els ii
Smith. NaExarst L n. 8mttA, Bspta1aia r. br1NeF.
James G. Undssf, James n BEYA1t Robert A. Nas&
AchaFd Il Collins, Jeremiah Z. Boyie, David L: d
GolyeE and EAnuel De Gofyer.-Bf1 to Fo1eclose
tuhAf notice hereby gtve1 that In pursuance Of =
fdesTstsl ordez entsIed Ii the above entsed %
chsnee9 e 9e T ha 4peror P s toars e
GornS ne r. aoTh door q the Cos Houee Of Coox
Ststs nY nI1tS f4e I1tS Of Chicago, County Of C1ok sad
ssptember 18TH ,Sa3 Sn Wednesday. he fonftn day Of
s1ae Il IL aeeK eKty ths =, ,feovaE ds6ed ri ess
ssay 70 70 fa fass}y IL 5os = se6 ere bs nse
sse, to So1ts oea nt sait and Of e.d
an 1s q is az eieSsn ssT.n & II ssK oa tires re-
T9 e. aTa fnfSsyyis sxfsSStyass -! baes lii lie e. Is
ths nc1taeass q2sItfr oi sssn,n {. us s
Ih1ra Principal AeE:dia1 Alte. tire: Is 4, i
Block ten co.., Lots three q and IN fr,nt
ng on Dean street I'D Log IL o. nies ls) foursesa
nue. n 2locS ele7en ll In Subd vision Of sos te:-
1c} and eIayen f11), In Acke7aolds Ad!ittoa 10 Gil
Gag0. LA sC!}TT,
ChlctE 70, August 9th 1851. Au u.1g.A2-n
, 1861-08-30
Totals. 5 10H

These results cone SO near each other, aud
produce SO fair an average, that It may be al
Mitted to snch parts Of the foregoing calcutta
tions as ere arbitrary to or hypothetical are
rot far wroDg.
The consumption of liquids presents the
same difference as that of suiids. In 1856 the
consumption Of vine for all France stood st
751S Iints Tor each Individual; while calca!a.
pinte. Starting from these data, NJ. Block
calculates that the rural population driaEs IS
F!nts Of wine per head par annum. The con-
sumption Of beer, which is rapidly rising
Though cnly In the Northern and Eastern
proyiEees), amounts to 81 pints, and that Of
cider is not known, but in order to include i
in the lis: it is put a. the same quansity as
beer. From the insuf6cie1cy OF data, the "a
t{ons OF liquids cannot be divided into the
three classes Of Paris, towns, and country !;
oil that can be done is to group them for Paris
nn
, 1861-08-30

IL order to prove that the Parieiaas Gre vel
fed, it would be necessary to compare their
list Of Eou1ishment with that Of the inhabit-
snts Of The other principal capitals OF Earops;
but there is no reliable information On which
to base such a comparison. Even for London
there are no complete statistics on the sab
ject- The only calculation which includes
mere than two or three items is that published
by Mr. Porter in the "Progress Of the Nation. -
Baeed On that table the annual results efe Us
follows, as regards the items mentioned.
, 1861-08-30

The ration Of bread in the towns generally
is certainly little higher than in Paris, but
lower than the average for all France; az the
consumption Of Paris is 10. 1870 OF aud
that Of the whole country I lb. 6 IS OF the
mated at l lb. OF leaving about I lb, OF.
tor the rural districts. The town ration Of
meat in 1854 amounted to 555s ounces it msy,
therefore be calculated at 4 OF. for the coun-
t1J. The other items are left unchanged, not
because they present no difference, but from
the excessive difficulty in approaching them
fairly.
Adopting these estimates, the three catego-
ries OF daily rations would stand as follows:
, 1861-08-30

The mest striking feature Of this list is GER
tal11y the extraordinary proportion Of fruit
which it includes the total weight Of it con
Euned per head is almost equal to that Of
bread. This result is SO remarkable that N.
Hussen draws attention to it himself, and 2es
tlty Of iruit Of all kinds annually introduced
into Peris is 427, 600 tons, calculated on the
oct1ci returns for 1858. It may be received
with confidence, notwithstanding the singular
fact it reveals, that each Partisan consumes on5
pound Of fruit every day Of his life. But this
quantity alter all represents only very small
comparative ratien Of real food, the proper
composition Of fruits being so large that they
furnish very little snstena1ce; their great ef
;eev Il to refresh rather tnan strengthen
With the exception Of the small proportion
CT crS3ges, which are dear, and comparatively
litt:eEused in Paris, the composition of the
fiuit consumed presents nothing remarkable; !;
eniy 50W,00 ora.ges are eaten annually,
Whl:t 500 ,tk|0 lem1ns are used per aunun
This giyes approximately Or oranges and
! lenoIs per head Per YET.
The annual wight Of Eegetaples used in
Paris is Ia, COO tons, Of which potatoes, though
at the head Of The LIST, furnish onl7 &c, 100
tccs: <abbages amount TO 0,&90 tons, carrots
to g $50 tons, 1eeks to 900 tors, salad to
$3.50 1onn, onions to s coo tons, garden sorel
{cssille}, which is not known IS . vegetable
In England, to I, $50 tons. aud smnIl herbs for
seasoning dishes 10 5000 tens. Tae feeble
proportion OF potatoes, Amounting to less than
cne fifth Ct the Whcle vegetable consumption,
ard the 11rge quantities Of other garden pro.
duec, arc consequences Of tn French system
Of eatsng vegetables separately a7d using them
Il scurs. The number of different vegetables
included in IL Hus9on's LIST of ilnpo7Istio1s
iLto Paris is another peculiaity they amount
to Lo less than forty-seyen sorts.
, 1861-08-30

~ default has been 1nate n the payment Of Ger
- and aas ana aysss In sftsE
1se ts t 81 "a
also, default Gas been nsds II the paymeqt Of cef
shoasaaa IL hsaaTyd hd p!nets 1ns @ dollsrs s sd
together with other indebtedness described II.
& fsfn 3
- aas @ q March g ls sna in Tno9sdgd M e TIE d K
alortgages. page 50 which ssid mortgage has been
NeE, theTefsr~, pursuance Of the powers Of ssie
L std M g1os nosts + hsseey
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I'll aasten S 'a II sssess s {! Pf
cash .se p1eIses eTtioaed aad DESCRIBED n ~ said
Et s sff:t sssa =
Z rs r. ii m Ps ss e III L; ss
Of the centre OF said east line thence
aF s. 5! ss sst
Eh oe 9 sn 92t ss nnnsa e. II II % ssS
e t9e3es vt liz Z
e e 1s noi ss et i
seyen sd eight Isl d he north east corner oT said
s fs sass 81 "a
q c9lsaE5 Gouny q SeoE a sts q Illinois xth
ssss sScS5 NJ 5
csr,-o IT II zzisass of MsE::pgss
| GTATE OF IL:,INOIs, COOK
n r. q! }s@ss i aeG estS, 4 91fss 1Sa$s; 4
Ellfs-z ttaehment, eD|.'~
& g s s. tss cs 5a e.
Gltrk Of ths super9r Court ef ch.sago dated she %
* 81 e :ats si
Harvey hilds and agsn the eststc Of the said john
and e
, 1861-08-30

A DMINISTRAT NOTICE
II EsTAI1 Or WILLIAM vAE- ANT Is!s .sast. 1ss. ds.
sts1n ot lie County Coil o1 CooS ceaEt{ H. IL
atats ot limos be holden at tas G9afs A1S "a e
said, Oh tic Thtrd londsy of September sest naaE
nc xtaeH day hereek i2E sF e esRsts ef n Wn;a
Van 15tTeT66, Its q warren County, AID stats II
hsTir Claims yatrst the sac. sra os
nfd aRd rea1ssteG attend thna sad taes. tos Cha
pHpe1o u ' ]. TODkH SGAMAGE.
Aduin,stzater ct tte Estass Of WllltVE Vaa Aaas
sH.Rso, R IL. Ia1J r7sa. l. D. Hl- nlsE.S.a