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The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24
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AYERS
CATHARTIC
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainings Are you out q
order, with your system de.
ranged, and your feelings un'
comfortablss fhese syrnp
toms are often the prelude to
serious illness. Some lit Of
sickness is creeping upon you.
and should be sverted by 4
timely use OF the right rem,
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disorderea hu'
mors - purify tho blsod, and
let the fluids move OH unob-
strueted in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of tile body into vigorous ac.
tiyity, purify the system from
the Instructions which make
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The Lambertville press., 1861-07-24

TTAVING recently taken the above estab-
4 ishment, which has been re-ftted and re
stocked the subscribers would inform their
friends and the public that they have on hand,
and are constantly in receip. Of large nssort-
, 1861-04-23
We'll Done for the Eagle Works.
EAGLE WORKS, April 20, 1861.

pa,t,,a eb,,soo Tribnne.
~ l,aa.r ION 1,.zt avnarfa,ca t,.t vo,, ara.
sar T., haip r.; forwerd a1v ot,aG .rnrE
gyes harsfe~e feey y. ..h " inform von tFot ws he
1oTEnn nneij men nm 1n he enn1ov If P, W Gatea 4
To1hng LIZ u ~ ae os,,;sd ,.ss11es "
aaF 4ay ~ "a & +ha fama1Is. of
lnt9 sos.e,y oer ~ nj whn nev vo1nn,eer 90 he he
enGn =. ~ ~ 1nht "nJsr tSe Stor;ona 40 NJ
called upon " W.. an1 ftst
onf seo eooa Whsn many aereed to INV Al Der TaeS.
t1ss he asst 1apgipg ron Is cents to IS IS CENTS
none exeept agp,tS.a Pafo M 'Gss h1ad 11a snS sn2
iatsef ea, a9a .s 81" M" A1' 1o"''eo eA'''
qnsatapfeu 1r fe51ews I throughout the atty will
teke 4ke, o1 aa1a sl sha;r hn1ea with the bear,
antess 3t w. 1es'H that their famties viii be as
1@E a~"9H ~ - a..+h,rrh t1,av 1ra-o .+}I1
well I4KEH Cafe " ~ faA~1k1A WY "~~o 9t4A*
, 1861-04-23
Is,ntfou Cornuauv Illinois state

Attention Company I Illinois ssase
t1 i1n tfaI, ~ -
,ATWoSE WISHING TO JOIN TH1S COMPANY
III will find roll at 81 Clark street. This is ore OF
Withe companies Of ths new regiment nov iofm-
jug for the protection ofour own siats, ana nomes'
snd dresides- GEO. y. WAlea1'
..s:=I The Ir1sa Brigade
], ALL LADIES FAVORABLE TO THE 8ha. .:
gade VIII meet II r. y: this daE, e49ehaa9 < ~
fjp4t1or No. /, fremont House. The oD}ect *tsss
WmaatIng Is to arrange the presentanons o. a tas -
two etand Of Colors, tAmssfean and 1tissol to ~
regiment. Ofaeers Of companies WILL 6e u a.tsao7
ance. jAHrs a. Mu14laAAs vi
:. West Side Attention.
Z .A.ff ALL PERSONS DESTROYS: OF :FokA.
G Ing volunteer company, with view Of
es29 Joining the regiment now being organized
will meet at the offee Of a. D. sturteTnnt, Esd
southwest corner Of Randolph and Canal atreetR'
Attention.
/. H1ApQuARTERs CUcAao LIaHr ARTILLERY,
April n 1851
a ANY parcels, packages, xecoufrenenIa
sX8 &c. which persons may w1ah 1orWafoet
<& 70 CAPT. James smith's company, can b
-1&11eft With me- at the AEnoEy, corner
Franklin and Adams streets. Col. e. TAYLOR
, 1861-04-23
MARKETS BY TELEERAPH.

NEW YORK, April a2.-F1ouR-More active,
prices rule In favor Of buyer. Export de nand Il
moderately active. Sales 4,C00 brls at s5m5 10
tsr eaper ftate; S. 15@5 Is for extra state !;
common to medium extra western IS 45Ge5 IS for
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; SIS 6oRT
for trade brands-market closing In favor OF buy
eEs. Canadian Aour-Only moderate business do
ing at prices in favor OF bayers saes $50 brls at
s 17HG7 for common to very good extra Rye
aour selling slowly at s. 10@4 for common to
choice super. Corn meal quiet, prices without
material change.
WH1sKY-Eeavy and lower ra1es 100 hrls at 19c,
Gnas-Wheat easy with only moderate demand
for export and home consumption; sales 4.60o bu
Racine spring az s. a3 delivered, S3 900 bu Mlwau-
kee club at $1.27B1.29 in store and de ivesed,
$4,000 bu winter red western at s1.a@la5 delly.
cred. and s. 400 bu white Michigan at 81 5l@I IS.
Rye in moderate request; Ra}es TOGO hn Ut $50
6sH. Barley dull and heavy: sales Is o0l bu state
and Canada at 90 aud Is. Com market about 1c
lower, rather doing for export; Gales 5000 bn
at 81 for old mixed western western in store, IS
delivered, d7988 for new southern yellow, 613s
and rather easier, with business doing at
344S5 for western and Canadian, 35G13G Tor state
FRoy1aloss-PoEk rules dull while prices are
Without 1mpertaat @ caange Sales 435 bEls at $1s I
los mess ~ 2S@1s5o Tor prime. Beef qute:: and
steady. Sules 150 brls at $4.T5 for country prime
57b@6a5 for country mess: $s@t0 fer repackea
mess; $40 t0411 50 for extra mess. Beef hams
dull and nonalnaAy unchanged. Prime mess bee
| continues quiet. Cut meats firm with moderate
inquiry. Sales 100 pkss at 615@stzc for shoulders
| 84@SAc for hams. Bacon quiet and unchanged
Lard dull and lover. Sales 500 brls at ot<116Ae
Butter in moderate demand at 10Q115c Tor Ohio
| 15@aoc for etatc- Cheese steady at 7@104c to1
infer or to prime.
| sTqcRs are sgaln much higher and active. Ch
81 Cleveland q 21H; 6 q Q Is: Ill Gel
Scrip 59H; Panama s716;; CB 8 q 81; II 1assst
| 4sA; Bonds s6; Ohio Is 95 No 81 41: t S g.
| feglstered, 6GA, 10; s g. ST. coupons, 81.
, 1861-04-23
; Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

:. MoEplx EVENING, April "a, ts61s-
FREIGHTS-sehr. Meridian. wheat to BuEalo
at 14c; tehfs Denmark and An,elia eorn to Bttfa1o
FLOUR LAReeeised, $3.50 bbla; ahipped, $50 bb1s:
a. Il ts1 dai; loo bbls Smith Mills fias hoop
It g y del aoo eel. Jsssx'g e. S's
a1uis,, s,!ts, aas hoep i 5!X dsl 90 bbls .le7.
y y y 9an hoop a 10 del; 400 Globe
i WHHEAT-Reeeiyed, FAT. 4 ss6 bu; shipped, so,ase
sa 4sshss VI E IsEy tr% With Upward tendency
@ d g e. e. Ssi;ats spng .eFg = a e Ns
osS $ ds ~ Z ste;sss; eos So s. 'tS' ao
saSs9. sS :asd isoo 81 Do 4 sos Y ha
,;G4KT.KsSds4. zss41 ba shipped, g.sdd ssa ID:
do at 8sc. - storage: s,0oo bu do: sS4-E: 1tor-
r.; . !. e9@ ha Do q sske to b ;1oo0 8 Reject
a.,o ,SATMRessiyea I s. 2 rs H.ssats weaker.
4 ~ slGss ofesne only IS for winter receipts.
~ e<:'sse = none. Aafket = = nominal d. at 900
!nARLEE-Received, 4ss bu. Market STEADY, std,.:
Sss.sI sslss 4 en 10; At 10 storage; 4oQob1 Il
i sEEnss-7keeeiYed, 5.aso= ns.< Market quiet
selsS aobags Timothy At $aso; Il bass Clover H.
- = t1tb Dess saMarkRt 1nae-
nyeAnd dtm. Holders refuse to sell 1T 163<c cur.
;renct. = T =. = >. < !. Z :: z !
AEs9 FoRK-Flm.. 800 brls early packed cfty
e$SE r. l; g., lately packed 1t $o loo Ueaf
.LARDENomins1 1t 1o@11c, *.. ~ i. ri: :. :
e l VIA f4iE demand at s3z0 Sc t
saltet sAae GFeen galted, "a 81. Green, ,.aads7
~ aa aaaaEhIfnE1n % d9a q s99e; Dairy 10Iec
:PoULfhY-Llve Chickens, ss.s6@s per do;
Turkeys. 9110c per D..
PoTAfoEss- -6ood Neahannocks In tAtr de m.sad i.
at aQ426e. Common Mixed dnli At 17nAc--
LIVE HOGs-Reeeived, 176a Market hrm md
savanced 15@a0c. Sales Were: !.
100 Hogs averaging SIS 1bs it. !.
, 1861-04-23
nJH ED

= AZ ahona not hafl tors4a To aatvexttsssnGt
of fProf Wood IN to:days paper. - .mb-az,
, 1861-04-23

CHlCAHu, AlplN 11st, IooI.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
= GEHr1EAES Yesterday: at my Head QUAR-
ters, No. 19 Wells Street, in this city, on the
eve Of my, departure on the public service, ct
the cali Of His Exce1enry the Gov. Of Illinois,
q we'll known citizen, whose noble and pat
riotic devotion to bis country wish to &C.
knowledge and record In the most public
manner, presented to me, for my personal nse
on the fisld, fine hore fit for commanding
officer, with other military accoutremehts, in
cluding first rate sharp's Ride and Stand Of
Colors. Nothing could have been more appro-
priate; and desire yourselves and all the
whole country to. whom this may come, may
at all timeg recognize DAVID L L4Ks, Esq,
the donor, as patriot, whose soul is agloW
with zeal for his country's welfare.
Most respectfully yours,
/; ~. &. <. SWIFT.
, 1861-04-23
SUMMERS HORSE IMMINENT
y + qssd md recon9,oended by the folloSias rel

SUMMERS HORSE LINIMENT
ts qssd sad recom,oended by ~ folloSlas Eell
Ae nast t3ntmtnt aTeF eon1po4ndod fQF the EEEe Of
.. CUTS AND FOOT Bot N q 'RsEa,
having psed u several yeatf It Also 4sefsta
g s. e. seSe 8 anss aaa e s e
J.qss IT,. s'qasaat: VI 9;,.s asv TEX
Geo. Wood. Hoatone MaaA Wm. Waeel4a,;sHjs =
4 4 .Hteheoek. .-.-- y James AcMAnl,-
Eaae5son. = 49,. s4lnnei & a Ac1 A kugAHn. r. I.
1AMe1 F. Enn1n1; s--F Era Wh1te- a.
Z. Z. Very, laE1sa Whelplsy.
Stephen White ~ zs-Eaaklln Earla. sBrQqklyn.
Ge Ss9 $500 @sSa6a s R%ssys* SsssE zsSass NH
4 oatISa Whf.cnaH II; Mg1H Samuel rsT9ns Aanohos.
Joeeph Hale, i1a & Hayes, Nkticf" "Maas
=. @aynsgd, = - Robert Waiton :, sout3,
D. Exlestnn, 7stsziasry sss: s1fEeon ata Ghte,xo
sux1Hxs FAMlx 1oT1nx Il inva1uabla nj The cuse
Of 6prainA SEeltlngs, Khsumati1m, &C. ~
sa sse7s sefRs Rssssi;s 81 Is Is Il. b; . 1n.,
0ka0lD + b0GKa1Yc sosa xtsas**1 ID Us asxts::
HsstsFn ess*sa omca aad Depot. d stxte sEsea4 Cal
essQ -;
l. .@5a5xSt IL ..asts1u.L tilt IA p
, 1861-04-23

70 the EditDTa q the chicago Ifipun9:
'aENT1EMEN: Let every man make battery
Of his own house, and purchase at once, +
possible, one good sharp's Minnie Kitie, WITH
In bis residence, loaded to the muzsle: They
may be required to protect the South Western
boarde1 OF our own State from invasion. II
we can't go ourselves, place them in the hands
OF the noble men, who can and viii 60 at: 9 z
moments aotsees:z UNION. Il
, 1861-04-23
:;;yIFFARD's P:ATEN7
selkletIng Water Injector,

EE::SfokR *SB1AAiDlN@ BOILERS
h lssv1x besn rppotnted no M,annetars... so,s
a tAta section, for sale nf above, wotnyite the
@Sou Of interested pa1tfes to its examination tnd
&FsS SeV prepared - III orders promptly.
t!:sgs:s .TAEwokTH, HuaBARD Il CO.
Aff3f$S8&1M -r;3-: n h& 4+yA
, 1861-04-23

1%Sm THE SHIELDS GUARD will open q re-.
EXI ciuiting station at the store adjoining D.
7. Dsuiels, under the Matteson House,
Members Of the Company will be fn attendance ali
tzy are {aytted to attend.
, 1861-04-23

:..f THE OLD zouaVEs ARE RECRUIT
@eSV ing Zouave Regiment, under their former
tE6E< commander, ]. 3. Scott, at the armory,
xa7 corner State and and Randolph streets.
Those wishing to enroll, will assemble besween
the hours Of a. ~ and 10 p; H., this 10th day Of
administered. It IL intended to make this the
crack regiment Of Illinois. The officers will be
compo se1 OF the best instructors in the State. -
sb0rn Yoravrk4s
, 1861-04-23

NIX ALL THOSE That WIsH TO JOIN a
NY Company for the protection Of the Stars
w&k and Stripes, will assemble at Cadets' Head
quarters On State street at any time duripg the
day 8nd enroll their names. Rally. Boys, yon are
wanted. j. II. CLYBoURNE.
, 1861-04-23
Attention. ComPany1-Mfeh1g
SoutheT H.R,

AAA THE MICHIGAN soUTHERN AND
xXR Northern Indiana Railroad Company will
eS8sSa transport troops and volunteer companies
Wnen IL caarge irregular officers over theif road
without charge, from date to June 1st, 1861. All
apple .tious for 81 service must be 1nads at the
Company's Office, No. IS Clark street, or at tha
Office OF the General Superintendent In Toledo
applications to be accompanied by the names oj
officers and men actually enlisted.
JoHH .. EAxPzE1I, Gen. sup't.
(, Chfch4n AprfI 20 1GHt
, 1861-04-23

i 0a1Akks - ~ Ik4IHA$&t
. Il Jearum Atkins, on tie eleventh day Of JanustE.
a D. 18sa executed and delivered to ma. tha uuda6s
signed ~ TFustae. Deed Of Tsust. convdytnx t4&
premises hereinafter desrribd, to secure the Eayman5
9f certain Pfoni4sozy Note tha8en mentioned x1d
described, fhr full description az which aatd aota
and o. the power In said Deea contained, retses
enee heIebY M1ae to .hs Record Of said Deed WHICH
ss9 pssd of Trnst w7a duly fesarded in ths Raeoe
Leeds Fsse 7A A1a WheteaA dsfanls has been made
aon hsa BEEN nsade 70 me- ~ john Bznok- tas pz3ea
and legal holder 70 sell sAtt rfernsas uuder
and " vhtus Of tha power h aad Deed Of TInss con-
t114ed. 3nd A!r the purposes therein expressed
Npw, therefore, public notice h hereby gwen th44
khal saN 1t public suction. 1t tha north 1cCr Of ID
Court HnUsa in tho City Of EticaEo in the etzt@s$
lduoM~ f the highest End hest pEtte the same VII
brng In CASH fD1 Emo pu1poaes IN sa1 Deed a 1{xa
axpressed at ten O'Clock p .he forenoon On sAtnrdh
aad Deed Of TTnst descbed and s!snate = Eysn.toA
Commencing II point IN the GENRE Of tha County
Roed four W rods south Of tho noItt Ine Of Seetsn6
eightsan . Town foEts-one ~. Range toalteen 90
east thence running east to the t3st ha Of toe NORTH
west quarter at the northwest q1G1Tef of satd 8ccnA
thanca AoRth &L Eoda% and zt1Ly trr hun.
dfedths {6 6119 resa the1ca vest pxfAaf with 1hA
nu1th Nne Of ssd Section elshtaeu n she eentss az
the Aforesaid County hoAd. tneuEa northertJ Aluog
together with tho bu11dings thereon: to2eoeF viii a
tAeap9artonaocea theseHnto be1nl zLE. and aIl AZ
Itehk-a3is banehs md EQUITY or redHnptlno II sx4
miees. -. GH <RLEs 4. HEEafoHYR!s R = TTsssS @ -
y Ehttasp Mz2ch l3$As tSE1,
, 1861-04-23
M A. r. I N T. LIS r
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. April -
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, St Joseph, a5oo +
sss l3o Res enF 70 1o9s %dz ,.,
schrNew Hampshire, Weigland, Collins, 60 N
schr Speed, Reed. Muskegon, Is m lumber
! Schr Mofett, Pickering. St Joseph, $50 ties.
schr anderson, Miller, Grand Haven, 10 N lumber.
schr j i Sutherland. Fetrie. St JOSEPH. % n lum:
her, c wood.
schr Tempest, Newton, Kalamazoo, 80 II lumber,
schr Avon, Scott. Kalamazoo DO N lumber, 40 n
efding
sschr Calcutta, Long, Kalamazoo, 70 n lumber,
schr Illinois, Burke, Grand Haven, 68 N lumber,
schr ieyanss conaell, Grand Haven, 90 m lumber,
schr Kent, Reed. Charlotte Pier, Is m lumber.
Schr Persia, Garrett, st. Joseph, 1a wood.
schr M91se9n 46@ SC ssth aearow haakegon 40 lumber
sehr Bates, Cannon, auskegon, 81 N lumber, ESQ
sehr Gertrude. Mann, Aanttowoc, m shingles, 5
schr Ashtabula, Hamal. Holland, Il cords stave
holta.
49,. -four, I6 N lumber, ) lions ndze.
schr Here, Bufch, South Haven, 20 N lumber, 60
Big Seymour. cleiiand. St Joseph, s07a bu wheat.
ELEARED.. April =
Bsrk Montezuma, Rose, St Joseph. light.
Brig Fashion, King, Cedar River, 40 tons mdze-
Big Mohega1, Fearer Buffalo, ii 100 bu wheat.
Schf Illinois. Burke. Grand Haven, Light.
schr Bonnie Doom, Mitchell Buffalo, Is 400 hu corn.
| Schr Anderson. Miller, Grand Haven.
Schz Ansetat, RoFer. Buffalo, Is 9l0 bu corr.
Schr Sutherland, Petrle st Joseph.
Schr Tempest. Newton, Kalamazoo.
,Schr Aaron, Scott, kalamazoo.
:schr Calcutta, Long; Kalsmszoo-
| Schr Persia, Garrett. St Joseph.
Schr Monsoon, McGfaw. Muskegon.
/ Schr Bates, Dawes, M1skegon,
I ~Schr Asnsabn1a, Coates, Muskrgon.
| Schr Crusader. Coates, Kalamazoo. 2 tons mdze.
Schr Hero, Bouck+ South Haven, 50 tons mdze.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
| vermonter. Fedeer, 30 cords wood.
Reso1ute, Athens, 30cy Rubble and s2cy Dim Stone.
". 3. Brown, g. Loekport, eocy Rnbble Stoue.
| A1tona, Morris, & 600 hhsh- Corn,
| LIouess, Ottawa, g. 600
Mm; Clark, L. Sale, :, 5,1S7 bush. Com.
'i Salis, KanEaRsee, nEs 81 100 olbs. Furs.
| r CLEARED.
Banner State. L. Sale 3 oz7 Il, Lurnher; $1,000
Planet Ii Sale e. 756 #. Lumber; los Geo ssiugles
clyde. Ottawa, SO Pickets, 81 b Carp. work.
| Vermonter, Feeder
/ ". Il. Brown, 8. Lorkport,
Rese1ute, Athsns, 100 ns Iro. tons Coal ,5obs.
Machinery ;6o It: Lumber 1000 Brick.
II. Cooley, DaPage, 25,o 90 #, Lumber,
, 1861-04-23

MA THE UNDERSIGNED, having consulted
&S with zen. Swift upon The propriety Of Or
s1 gaGizing eorps OF Christian women as
Nurses, TO he offered to the Governor} under his
care and direction, as Chaplain in the army, will
be pleased to have an interview with ang who de-
sire to enter upon that work Of love and mercy.
E. B. TUrTLE,
City Missionary, Prot; Epia. Church,
98 North Farnklin street,
, 1861-04-23

+7N1aHT SCAVENG GER.-CharIa
4N Han1 vM attend 70 Dc cleaning u p9tvJ zs1ts
!*oTd@s difsc4ed f6aG KnnZ Gdez4a. F. b: :Yor 4151
>Mel E4sEyr p<puut stssat4qa. =. aea{sm
, 1861-04-23

a.r 4 MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS OF
wv the age Of forty-dge and upwards will be
}sE1 held this evening, at z O'Clock, in the Cir
.sf2& cult Court Room, for the completion Of the
Organization Of q regiment for Home Duty. A full
Saturday evening Will be made at th.R meeting.
3nEr Sarretarv -
, 1861-04-23

It Is now permitted to transpire that the
first detachment Of Chicago troops we're des-
tined for Cairo. and reported as neal: theEe
last evening. They have a battery Of eight
pieces, and are well supplied with atnmuni-
ton, camp equ1rage, Ssnd the: detachment Is
under the command Of army officers OF high
reputation. These troops, seven hundred
strong, are<located at most important POSI-
lion md are worthy Of the trust. -:
4 strong detachment was left 70 guard the
railroad bridge At Muddy Greek, which had
| been threatened, and which, Il destroyed
could not soon be rebuilt.
, 1861-04-23

+%tIA THOSE WHO ARE DETERMINED TO
x bravely do or bravely die, In defense OF the
Constitution and Of our country, are invited
TO tend the Shields Guard meetings, to DO held in
North Market Hall every evening during this and
next week.
, 1861-04-23

a subscription list betng opened the follow.
ing amounts were subscribed to further the
, 1861-04-23


nrr,cE OF THE ssCH1oAao COMMITTEE OF
y SAFET1,'' No. A. and 46 LaSalle-et: {
April q, 1861.
1t meeting Of this COMMITTEES, the follow
ing gentlemen were added to It's members:
Messrs; 4. q. Burley, E. I, Tinkhaul, James
Long. -:
" H.:Hadduck, Esq., owing to his many
duties, tendered his resignation, which Was
accepted. =, -.
Oh motion, Mr.: A. f. Burley was elected
President, and Messrs. E. L Tinkham and
james Long, Vice Presidents.
1, Tie following now constitute the Com
mlttee: -'~s-'.'
a. Il. Bulley, President.
E.I. Tinkhau, Yics President
James Long, do.
Samuel Hoard, Secretary and Trsasure-
f. H. Hadduck-
". T. MntbeE. 7'
Julian s. RumseJ.
| :Thos. B. Bryan.
LIP. billiard.
Orrington Luzt. =. .-.,.-.....> ....
Per order, sAM'1 HoARD, aec'y.
, 1861-04-23

NJ n-M Brundage, 1as Randolph et.,:-s tf:::i =. !,
Ma @ + 3 = ellogg, 22o South CLARK ct ~
Mrs, Mary Egens, 267 sonth meas @ 81:
Mrs 4. u Beanbien, =. egr9H T1,a3ans ahy s1'
Miss Annette sleightley, 27s 1calana !. u
Mrs E, g.. johnson, 318 South Claa.> q"
, 1861-04-23
UruBH29.


MORTGAGE SAIE-Wher*a az,
:ly1 William NcWl]ltarns did. On the ntnetarse
day OF obeF, in the ypsr of our Lord tnonfAnd
eiZht hundred aud fty slcht max, execute and de-
Nv to the urds1 ned bis certain mortgage decd
bearing date tn. day snl year aforesal1 conves nE
the onerty hereinafter described to sec"r, tia pay
rnent Of his two ckr2tn proissr u"sea Of aysn O.
herewith for thn ct 1fe.ea hundred dollArs EACH
due ii. one and Two afrer t. date thereof ~
spectsely ca h drawing intercst At liz per cent
PEI aa11'n. payable 4nnua1lv. which sald mortsa9a
deed II corded In the Recorders c,e In and for
County Of Ok In shs Stat. ol 1hu IT, In 'ok Il nf
AortzsEes at page G5. and whereas al4u, ds ault
h2a been made In the payme Of th- t8id pro1 tory
nuteA ana AFo VII oily due and uapRid-
therefore, pub tc no1ics Il hereby gwen TIL
tna said mortgage, aha uhder and by Virtue tbs
power AID atu Fts IN vested I, snd by aid mort
gage deed, and Tar tha uses purpus shersi e.
pressed, On tha 10Th day Of Hay, 4 D, l.eI at tau
O'Clock in tb4 fofenoo 81 said day 1t the norm dpeF
OF the Court Hon4a IN the csy Of q icago sell ru
loving described ot neee a arcel of lsad sitnats
satne premises d. scsibed "a and coaxeysd BY sa!a
n. tgaZe deed. 70 Wit: Lot nnmharee hTn ia tuo-
division u block numbered tysntJsezsa z. ia tks
q fsessoa twsnty.tvo Ss,, toTn mp th,styais~ :sa.
aid togssAsr Wig equity Of red mpton q
the sail William 9. Nc cNIsu4 his heirs and ~ tzHe
tn.rrtn JOEL gu AtE9, AortKaksa-
J.. GALLUP d HITcHcouK, Atrya.
Chica& April 1s6i. Apl7aA.h
, 1861-04-23

.. THE MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH BAT
MA taltion, for the defence Of the State Of I'LL.
yesXx.& uols, are requested to meet on Wednesday
xE4S evening, at O'Clock, at L. Pelletier's, No.
i9i South CLARK street. The French Canadians,
BelEiaus aud Swiec are invited Come one, come
all to the rendezvous. BY order Of the committee.
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, 1861-04-23

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l4II THE MEETING OF MEN BETWEEN
fxH the ages Of thirty and forty years, called at
E9Sa West Market Hall to form reserve corps
On M0aday Evening next Is postponed until Tues
day evening, April %, at X O'Clock.
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, 1861-04-23
The Christian Antf-SFavery Meeting.

Another OF the series OF Christian Anti
Slavery meetings came off at Bryan Hall on
Sunday afternoon last, and Was OF = deeply
Rev. E. r. Warren, the Secretary Of the Com
mi1tee Of Arrangements, called the meeting
to order, and gave out the beautiful national
hymn, commencing, Ny Country, tits Of
thee, Sweet land Of Liberty, Of thee sing"
which was sung by the congregation with
great spirit. On the last stanza, aa the beau
tiful song closed, there was many moist eyes,
"our Fathers God, to thee
Another Of Liberty,
To thee We sing:-
Long may our lal.d be bright,
With Freedoms holy light;
Protect Us BY thy, might
Great Coo, our Kingr'
Prayer was offered By Rev o. Adams, Of st.
Charles. The sermon was then delivered by
Rev, a. Kenyon, Of this city, and followed BY
several powerful addresses by q. R. HaWley,
Chancellor Z. Jet ks, and others, touching ma.
tional topics, which were warmly approved by
the audience. The excellent sermon Of MI.
Kenyon was careful review Of the history ct
our Government, In its establishment Of re-
publican liberty, and the harmony Of its de-
sign with the providence Of God, In giving to
the world the best form cf government 1t has
ever had He discussed the following points !:
First, Our country, its past history, and pre-
sent position. Second. Why we are now in
this position, and our duties as citizens and
Christians in the present crisis. On. the last
topic Mr.. Z 3 remarks were In harmony with
spirit Of tie Government now at war with
traitors. He referred to The course Of the
Scotch Covenanters, and Cromwell army, Of
praying men, who trusted In God, but yet
kept their powder dry" and the example Of
the pious ministers and fathers Of our Repub.
lie In its early history. Mr. Kenyon closed
| his discourse with those ever LIVING lines Of
the Quarker Bard;
"Up the hill side, down the glen,
Rnuse the s1et.pfs 6 citizen,
Summon ont the might Of men;
Lieea lion growing low,
Like night storm tfaing slow,>
Like thu tread Of unseen Toe.
Ills comiug, it ia nigh,
Stand your homes and altars by;
On your own free thresholds de;
ClanR the bells in all your spires;
On the gray hills Of your sires;
Fling t0 heaven to signa. fires" ,z
These meetings thus inaugurated win be
continued every Sabbath afternoon during the
season At 8 O'CLOCK. 4 regular religious ser
vice, abort sermon, and addresses may be
expected 49, SECRETARY