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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05

able goods at reduced prices
S casks Planters Hoes, extra
heavy.
Is doz Handled Hoes.
10 casks Trace Chains, extra
quality
S casks Log Chains.
80 doz Root Hames.
90 F." Garden Rakes.
so 4" Shovels and Spades.
Is +" Manure Forks.
Is " Cow Bells, heavy.
Is 60 Meal Selves.
IS " Coffee Mills.
80 g Hand Saws.
8 cases Hook-tooth Z Cut
Saws.
3 cases Mill Saws.
5 casks Curry Combs, Cheavy
English.)
200 doz Augurs.
60 doz Chisels and Gouges.
500 doz "BUTCHER'S" Files.
200 doz Locks and Latches.
1900 gross Gimlet Screws.
200 doz Butt Hinges.
so doz Strap and T Hinges.
Also
1900 doz Table Knives.
600 doz Pocket Knives.
100 doz Shears and Scissors.
SO doz Razors, Wade & But
cher's.
Av1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
WORM CANDY,
santonine Lozenge s.

S q n o nj ne LOze e eS.
WE offeI these Lozenges without disguise TO
w their composition. As their name imports,
they depend for their efficacy upon Santonine alone
the lately discovered active principle the En-
ropestn Leyant Worm Seed.
All the merit which we claim for our medicine
is the purity Of the SantOnine which il contains and
the careful manner in which il has been ncorDO-
rated with and distributed through the from
which tho Lozenges have been formed.
To be sure of these important points, ha @
them prepared at the Louisville Chemical Works,
where the SantoniDe IS first tested for its purity
and then combined in the Lozenge in such way
to retain its properties and virtues unchanged
To the Profession we present valuable and we'll
known medicine in a convenient and attractive
form, of uniform and known strength-the direc-
tons indicating the dose of Sanonne according to
the U. s. P.
To the public offer a remedy for Worms, eff =
caciOus, safe and pleasant confectionery, at
moderate price.
For sale by all reputable Druggists throughout
the South or West. WILSON, PETER 4 Co,
d&w6m- Main ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS & A MODE
NJ cIIPEI

Bag- a well regulated and prOportonate quantity
Of bile upon the stomach, is always requisite for
the promotion of sound healtn-it stimulates d.
gestiOn and keeps the intestinal canal free from ali
distractions When there il a deficiency OF bile
the body is constantly costiye. On the other hand
an over abundance Of bile causes frequent nausea
in the stomach and often promotes very severe at
tacks of disease, which sometimes end ia death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
RIVER ITEMS

STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ARRIVED.
Key West, st. Louis; Diana, New Orleans;
Fanny Bullitt, N o.; Florence, Pittsburg;
James Montgomery, Louisville,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05

TS~fn.-g fsa3chsIOr's Hafr. Dye T.hfs
splendid Hair Dye has equal-instan taneous in
effect-Beautifn Black or Natural Brown-no
staining the skin iniuring the Hair-remedies
the absurd and i'll effect of Bad Dyes, and fnvigo
rates the Hair for life. None are genuine unless
igned " W A. Bachelor" Sold everyw ere
CHAS. BATCHELOR, 1prletor,
sept20 81 Rarcay-sf. New York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
. :, M N Lie Pillsl!!

Ia affections Of the head, slck headache or fsr0ous
headache, these Pills arH be found 10 posses fe most
salafGry efficacy.
Mohat's Phoenix Bitters!!!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
DIR. Mofat's Life Medicines
PilesI Pilesl Piles!

Should be taken in Ae early stages of Bilious Com
Iqnts and If perseUe Ell ia strictly according 10 direc
lions 1viH positiUely effect a cure.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05

DEPARTED.
Key West, Pittsburgh; Diana, Louisville;
Fanny Bdliitt, Louisv'e; Florence, st. Louis;
James Montgomery, New Orleans.
CINCLNNAnL mil 4 -River risen | 9
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05

6S1HOESg SHOKSg SMOES WE
~ have just opened large stock OF Childrena'i
Misses, aud Ladies' Shoes, Of every description,
and which we will sell to suit the times
SOHAPKER = BUSSIAG5
mario No. 40 Main ct.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-05
Acute or InAamatOry Rheumatism
Anthrosia Chronica, or
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM

These diseases, which arc among the mot pa n
fnI, and by Ignorant t. eatment the most inVeter-
ate 70 which suffering humanity is liable, cured,
speedilv and permanently cured, by proper course
ii the Lilo Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-12-12

Headache Earache, Toothache, in tire,
minutes; Rhaum ltism. Coughs, Neuralgis,
Colds, Erysipeals, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia
Collie, Cramps lnAamed Eyes. Chronic Sore
Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts Burns, Bruises
Sprans, Chapped Hands. Piles. Ulcers, Diar-
rhea, Buuions, Corhs, Frosted Feet, Deafness
Old Sores. Sore Breast Sore Nipples Scald-
Head, Rineworms, letter, Snake Bites, Spider
Bites, Dog Bites, Rat Bites Tie ucorH Is
challenged for ats eqUoI far Scalds and Burns
1t cures Scratches on horses Sore Ewes on
horses, Sprains. Swinney. Poll Evil, Fistula,
saddle aud harness Calls. fresh Wounds OF
Swellings, aud is The best known remedy to
apply to tender-footed horses from iounder--
take mp the feet and battle well about the frog
Of the foot Cures all cutaneous diseases Oh
man or beast.
No medicine can cure in all cases, but we
lean show more real proof Of the virtue of
AMBRosIAL OIL in its healing properties from
responsible men, who are above being bought,
than can be produced for any other medicine
We do not assert a cure for every malady
to which the human family are subject, bur
what we proclaim we can substantiate by liv-
ing witnesses. The AMBlosIAL On is a |
Nashville preparation and sold throughout |
the South and Southwest by all good drug
grists and general dealers. The South NAV |
he Justly proud that DIR. CLARK, native Ten |
nesseean, after much labor ard research, has /
produced a really worthy medicine, which Is |
bound to drive ont much cf The worthless
imported trash with which the country Is
flohded.
Please call at our Office, where we will
take pleasure in showing letters and testimo-
mails too numerous to set forth in the form
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-12-12
Wise anu ptbsrmise.
"The Paper don't Say ss!n

! a University, and his walk in
fe has been in by-paths and out of
he way places. His mind is char
cterized by littleness rather than
comprehensive grasp of great
ubiects. Mr.. Slocum can, how
yer, master printed paragraph
~ dint of spelling the hard words
n a deliberate manner, and he
manages to get few glimses OF
men and things from his little
Dcky farm, through the medium of
a newspaper. 1t is quite edifying
to hear Mr.. Slocum reading the
village paper aloud to his wife at
ter hard days work.
A few evening ago father Slocum
was reading an account of a dread
full accident that had occurred at
a factory in the next town, and
which the village editor had de-
scribed in a great many words.
II declare, wife; that was an
awful accident over tew the mills.
"What was it about, Mr.. Slo-
cum?"
"I'll read the count, wife, and
then you will know all about it. "
Mr.. Slocum began to read.
'Horribte and Nutal Accident.-
1t becomes our painful duty to re-
cord the particulars of an accident
that occurred at the lower mill,
in this village, yesterday afternoon,
by which a human being in the
I,rime Of life was hurried to that
bourne from which, as the immortal
Shakespeare has said, mo traveller
returns
"Du tell! !" exclaimed Mrs. S.
"Mr. David Jones, a workman,
who had but few superiors this
side of the great city of New York,
was engaged in adjusting a belt
upon one of the largest drums"
II wonder if it was a bass drum
SIGH as has IL Plrib,ts Unun'
printed on it," said Mrs. S.
-"when he became entangled.-
His arm was drawn around the
drum, and finally his whole body
was whirled over the shaft at a
fearful rate. When his situation
was discovered, he had revOlved
about fifteen minutes, his head
and arms striking a large beam a
distinct blow at each revolution.
"Poor creatur, how it must have
hurt him."
"When the machinery had been
stopped, it was found that Mr.
Jones arms and legs were macer-
ated to ajelly."
"Well, did it kill him?" asked
Mrs. S., with increasing interest.
-''portions Of the duramater, GER
ebrum, and cerebellum, in confused
masses, were scattered .about the
foor-in short, the gates Of eter-
nifty opened upon him"
Here Mr. Slocum paused to
wipe his spectacles, and the wife
seized the opportunity to press the
question
sWas the man killed."
sI don't know-haven't come
to that yet; you'll know when
I've finished the piece" And Mr..
tSlocum continued his reading:
cit was evident, when the
shapeless form was taken down,
that it was no longer tenanted by
an immortal spirit-that the vital
spark was extinct"
"Was the man killed? that's
what / want to come at, said
Mrs. S.
''Do have a little patience, old
CONAN" said Mr.. s., cycling his
qetter half over his spectacles; 81
presume we shall come upon it
right away" And he went on:
"This fatal casualty has cast a
gloom over cur village, and we
trust that it will prove a warning
to persons who are called upon to
regulate the powerful machinery
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-12-12
"ODEVEVur-rsEs e..

They have, also just received and interd
keeping constantly OF hand, a srpriy Of tho
finest and best finished Metallic Epri.I
Caskets ever brought tothis m atlet, v hieh
they will sell extremely low. ard deliver
in any part Of the county free of extra charrr.
in good hearse. Wood Coffirs rrcnrfIv
made as low as any shop in Lineolrr and de-
livered free of extra charge, in any part Of
the county.
WILSON, MOVERS & WILSON.
Jan. 20.
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NOTICE.,

- IL
A Ii Executors. Administrators and G uar-
IA dams tina. have failed to make their an
nnal settlements as required by law. are here
by notified to come forward and make settle
ment within ninety DAYS. hope this will be
sufficient without further process of law
Also all Guardians that have failed to renew
their Guardian Bonds as required by law
(Which Is every two years) at the merit term of
has Court. l will be compelled TO inform the
Court. which is bound TO put the law in force
fanny of their securities are dead or insclvent
they must come and renew as though their
two years was ont. And II any Of the securi-
ties OF an Administrator or Executor become
insolvent or die. new bond has to he made
forthwith.
DANIEL j. WHITTINGTON. =
Sept. IL, 1867. Clerk Of County Court
, 1861-05-30
mARKETsBY THE LATEST MAILS

ef6' w ef White q 81 sItad I'D
1s Res b. s en 81 b 81 Msngen sh5 s s'lss e
s1.12kc.. Corn-sales II, coo bu at sc; 500 bu
1t sc. Rye-Laet sale at 4sc. oats-s6e.
Pu1ApE1rH5A F1oun MARKfr, May 27.-There
Il as p he hoads
are 250 brls standard superhne at $500, 800 bris
common western extra On terms kept private, and
35o btla Pennsylvania e1tsa family 1t $0s1A per
brl. The sales to the trade arc limited at IS 600
5.62h for superane; $5.75@6 for extra. $o.a5@
TO for extra family, and s797;@ por hri for fan
cy brands, as IN quality, md the market quiet.
$3bo per brl. Cons MEAL Is but little inquired
for, md Pennsylvania meal firmly held at $2.87H
Pee bsl. The receipts to-day aso 14n brls lour j;
8 $50 bu wheat !; 150 bu rye; 1881 bu corn and
e,i50 bu oats.
ceipts eince yesterday have been 1850 bbls. The
estIa s5$5X q 80; = superior S @ Ss$ 5 q 3 j 56l;;
southern is In limited request. Sales Of fancy at
Ss 81 6 s5ta : bs asSo aSsTis e II 7ep:fffs zepespfs
Since s, y@esterday @ hasc been s5o7 bushels Com !;
no Oats q Rye; Corn is dull, Sales of rel
g Su:e i 's Ms's5R srs sa ssd3 7sa d w Ss sd
Prince Edward "a II Island. Tye Is dull 1t Ac ) bSsh.
e. Shorts ~, sEs ,,9y steady at $14 g $15 o6; Fine
Pnov1s1oSs.-Ro1k Is in modsfate dsmaud.-
Sa1es Of prime at $14 q Is; mess SIS @ 10 clear
80 80 a 20 80 p Dbl, cash and 4 1nos. Beef Is
firm. sales OF Esete1n and Western mess and ex-
ira mess at 50 q $13 q Dbl, cash and amos. Lard
IL III moderate demand. Sales In bbls at o15 110c;
kegs II @ 11Nc 2 p. caeh and mos. Hams arc
eellipg at 9;H q 16c q ., cash and4 mos.
PI7TBBURGH, HAY e3:-Flonr-The market Ia
unchanged with a light demand. The receipts
have fallen of considerably during the past few
days but the supply In market ia ample. Safes
were Z bbls winter heat family at S 85 @5.90
10 do do at IS Is for extra and S. Is q 1855 for
family; Is do family at $5.75: 50 do do at IS 50
for Extra, $5.75 for family and So for fancy.
, 1861-05-30

WEpNRBpAr, Nay %, 1861

HoQaA1uA13 may ~, 1h01.
Money matters are moving along quietly, and
slow but steady improvement II manifest In the
supply Of coin and specie currency. For Indiana,
Iowa and Ohio currency, New Tork exchange sold
to-day At the Board Of Trade at par and II per cent
premium. and for coin generally at per cent. dis
count. In come cases A0K more were realized;
bnt 1t plain that the margin Is decreasing Coin
Is seeming westward rapidly Tho American Ex-
pscts company hare brought to this city within
the last four days, $s770oo in gold. They have
adyiees that CO., 600 lsft Last evening and viii be
here tomorrow morning. and this evening $4,000
In bonds and currency, and Ses 900 in coin started
for this city. These facts verifying what nc hare
90 often aaid that the people could get specie for
thIs products Il they would only demand It. The
banks as get arc doing very little In exchange or
anything else. They draw On New York At Il per
cent. premium for coin. For Illinois currency the
railroad list Of values is ztl very generally 3D.
hered to.
CALL OF THE BANK COMMISSIONERS.
The Bank Commissioners at their recent meet
ing in Springfield, have called upon large NUM-
bcr Of the Illinois Banks to make good the!s se-
curiues in twenty days, or BY the 18th Of june.
Wetesret that We have not the amounts called iof
from csch bank. The following is the LIST Of the
banks called on, With the present amount Of tnef
circulation:
, 1861-05-30

MARKETS BY THE LATEST MAILS.
NEW YORK. May ss.-F1oUE opened dull and
heavy, except for extra erate, which VAS scarce
aRa f tar Eeqnest ioE export; sales T. go bsls At
state; $4.9515.05 for super western; $5.10053r
for common to medium extra weetarn; $5.65b5 65
for shipping brands extra Q; $57o@1.s5 for
o1 much al Ifst gaes sio o1
81, 81 ~ o5o fof n1oa e eaocs eaes
esH5 ssaE sHs e. e ee s
WnisE7-ie.s active, but prices without i'm.
GnAM-Wheat opened quite: drm- for sound;
pretty much AZ Finds. Sales la ,soo 6u nnsound
common and good found do 1t LioG1.1Sc; ssoo5
fair to good northwestern club at Ice 99o0
bu unsound and Inferior Milwaukee club at 1.Q7n
white western at1.3t@1. .4sc; 5000 bu f,ir Gsnada
cub at at 1.1Gc- Rye, quiet. Sales 1900 bu north.
quite 6lm. with iair demand for export and
saasaeeR asse1n :ss e;
/ ss sf s1 old esa
% !! Tsther zsi more active, but pri
81 ass9 nes 1 sas1Es es I'll es go s1d 1s; ss
IL Z: S ,SesstT lgsi@s: $500 isE seass ~
teef notntDa1y unchanged. Beef hams quiet at
13915. cutmeats dull aud nomina1ly 1b5H for
shoulders and 66n7c for hams: Bacon quiet and
brls at SAX. Butter selling at 6314 for Ohio knd
9g16 fot state. Cheese in moderate rcquest at
o.. ssoE q Tation. change IN
pEise and N falr u Feauest Sales Of 900 bags Rio
SuEarcRswT q snn .eI. hss!y pfiees Eals slight
, 1861-05-30

4,fa, e nltnifs. Cook Csnnt7 s.ssupes4or Court
Rnn3on, his .xi1c :roseph johnsson. Chs1!es &.
amRe ehe Ssy E9sf M. lit
ssoSn PeteT klanf Ex:ie;tsn IeaEts1 a;. GasEs.
known HEIRS o. joel Buttcs. deceased: C,arls.. n
hss III Josc1S 2n, d
etas.d d,-In II CGha@aceEy; e @ 49,. ,ua.,.
Laura :; Kenyea. h,s s,te. Tne american nofss Mi
il B1oyn: ~ william E sreTp. . Feter k kinaey = T. X
aae T.
dec Of he CLERK Of said supeFier Court Of Cacsso;
q Complaint In said suit Is tae naaoan lsrs oi oei
HGttles cces Asc4 aud ne unknown Heirs of Joscph
the iands described In de Iii of comp1 sas n I'D
sai "a ID r. hsf s5s aaes o1 tae ~
., =. enRaexn N9es Z hereby x;,ss 70 ~ ID
sIsiof q sse sstafs Josi Gastlss sse
JeLn IT, Ksosa. William Il Brown. Pe:cf Eians5. i ::
F'eston p. loixtck. Ch.tlss STAR. u. auc tae m
complains at cled hls Si of eomp,aias Il s.ii csals
or :hc chaueery sde thereof oa the nth day Of N.3
Court ). s.ld den.ndaats rsravnablo on tte Inst
MONDAY e jung ne1t as;l, =. = Is By laE reqaised
gs!sn Das,l:s ein!nt';as5 e a. tfs.ta e. Of
Ma@ i Ee'er n. III L e.
M Is s Uni
n6tt!cs. deceased. and re unxnSwa Her' = J3,sp.
e. Be r.
en- Inc rsst day Il the nc1t t,r1n hsseor D. hiG
3sS s @ M t Soaa e e4 ~ b 5Gsa' r. M
con,palnaots otll Of eomEla!as the same mi "
taken u con:essed aad aacFee entered sai-ss yoa
aeaoE1ns to tie psa5c5 + ri! I'll Kltaga. c,crs
KIyo i sco7r, Solicitors Tor Complainant.
, 1861-05-30
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WEDNESDAY, ,EvENrsa May .. 1851.
rRE1GHTs|Dn4 M C @ and '9%ss: Ths e1gassmsnts
Wauteean5 At &c; shci Msry Norton. ton " ghest G as
4Ac; standard vessel, wheat at &c; standard YES
eel, corn at axe; sehf Ha1t. wheat, at q sshr ].
L /. Gross: eoEn' st axe. To os"ego' achr Perry
Ss6 FIoVR-Reoeived, Il 400 brls: ehtpped, 1850
hrls. Market quiet salcs. 800 btls Smith
good epriDg extrA on private terms; 4o0 b.ls fais
9t s41o Il eold; 600 brls sapernne at $500 IN IN
WI EAT@Rsecetved, :a!s11s $3.50 bu; shipped 4s,sa1
bn; ~; Market advanced l9.e Sales fos Ee1d weEe:
: 81 na p'0 e s. n s959 o 99 d. f.
etorc; LOCO bu do at 771Ec In store $500 bu do at
sc in atorc; 900 bu do at 9c In store; 1000 bu
e1 nasa
currency, the sales were: 300 bu No. spring at
sSc in store; 500 hu do at SIC In storc 1900 In do
at sNc u tore 1900 bu do at Sc IN store; 500 bu
stores 1000 bu do at PC in store; 7oo bu rejected
at &c in store; To0 bu do at CSC In store.
oa eoRkafsd Ms,Is @ o 5 s9 ba shPRsa sasl M4sa
saes'Sse1d 100 bn: Mixed at s. il store r. soia
at &c IN IN sto1c-soia I 5oo b Do 1t Sc II store @
r. T. cur, 1900 bn Rejected at &C in stoze-
sVoHAi VoHAiTs-Received, o55s bu. Market advanced
102c. sales. a5 600 bu: No at 16a<cf Q. b.-N.Y.
cIch.; 40O0 bu. do at lie in etore-sold; 1900 bu
do at 131{c In storc-eold; 400 bu. do at 14c In
ttore-go1d; 400 bu. Rejected, on track, ct 14c-
gold.
Received, 1,s46 hu. Market more active.
Sales, 1000 bu. No. at Csc In store-gold; 8 600
ba. DO at ssc In stofe-gold; 400 bu. Rejected at
II SARIHY-Keee;ved Il COZ ba. Market nominal
H.GHWINES-Duu and nominal ut 13c-
MESS P0Rk-Quict and nominal at $4,000
$.T.0o.
LARD-ss Ibis. Lard ut 9c, cold:
/ pOTATuES-d00 bu. primo NcshaunocEs at sc
! delivered, gold.
I EGGS-i5 bb1s at 5154c, par currency.
POULTRY-L1ye Chickens q 60@a IS per doz.;
| Turkeys 1ob11c per n.
f! HH1DES-Dtv Flint, 9l9Ac; Green sa1tcd, "a
3kc: Green. 3M3Xc
, 1861-05-30
MARINE MTELLXGENCE,

PASSED DErHoH:Msy as,-Ur-str Cleveland
schrs Lookout, Affair. :
DowE-PEops City Of Madison, islander; barks
Naomi, DeSoto; eehrs Arctic, Petre1, Lamplighter
Shook, Matt Root, Guliel1na, A Bsensch, Mary
co111s1os-Ihe schooner Storm Spirit, Of Erie
loaded with coal for Chicago, collfded with an IN
known vessel of MeGnlpin's Point early Wednes
day morning, carrying away her jibboon1, &C. Shf
sustained little damage otherwise. She made this
port repaired damages, and left again for Chicago
--1fdckiaac He41kd, 18fh.
PoRr OF K1HasTox.- Last Wednesday afternoon
there were fozty.eisht barks and schooners in port
Up to Saturday, 18th, tg-two sea going vessel.
had arrived At Montreal thfs year. agafntt eighteer
to eame date last year.
, 1861-05-30


~ mtnoi. County Of Cook. ss-supestor court
OF Ws ya1a isn y anxoa "a
Eunyoa, his wife. Joseph Johrst7n. Ca'rle. q.
Esly, saEnei n nsi:ey. join 2: hr2w1 ",llisn i:
STAR 1:ohert Hn.hes Lnc:aa Butt'es. s:mial.tl
ts Of the estate OF Joel EustIea ceceaaed taa IN.
k"oTn heirs It Eel Butler, dece1scd. L1aisas Fill
s!u1 Of tho estate Of 1cssph f1lktEa
ceAse4 the Unknown heirs OF Jeserh Fl1ktns de.ease
An!dey: h. inS been 1lsd in me o1lee of ~ e:k
one Of the defendants abuyo naned, on dina inquiry.
cannot e found and that tho safd Lobs Hughes has
gone ont Of this State. Noct II hereby GTen to the
said Robert Hughes that the onpaiaaat aled his nll
or The s.snstcth asy of May lssi and tass
zatd Detsnd.nta INT, Eetaraane on the arsa Aoaday oi
Now, unlfss you. tho said Robert Hughes, shsn
pefsonally hs ana sprs.r before sa.d Court
OF Chicago. OF Cook County. On tbs nrst d8y Of the
1e1tteHa the:=ck to be hc.dcn at chIc4zo. Is aala
County. on tho inst Monday of Juce 1851 and pIesd
aosxsE sx q d dennE to the said eompla:asns. bu q
In cLarged and eated. viii he kakea u cnnfsa1a and
offaid bill WALTHR KlMRALit ClexE.
KNa & SCOTT. ConplalLsnt's Bolcttofs-
, 1861-05-30


ARRIVED. May as.
Rcsolnte, Athcns, 50 CT rubb1e aud dim stone.
Boston, Morris, 5000 bu corn.
Ttonbadour. Lockpo1t, 4o00 bu corn.
Prairie Qnccnt Ottawa, $500 bu corn; 3,l50 nk
starch.
Sultan, Ottawa, 6,81 bu corn.
Clyde, Ottawa, 6,401 bu cozu.
Yorktown. Laaal1e, 57632 bu corr.
Cham ofs, Lsaa1le, 6,665 bu corn.
American Star, Lasallc, i, 40 bu corn.
" CLEARED.
Time, Laealle.
Baltimore, Laealle.
Angola, La.alle, Ts,a97 It lumber 5000 shingles,
1900 latb.
r aocdell, Ottawa, go lbs mdzs. ....
lime
Lana Ann, Ottawa.
Marion, Ottawa.
Il Hemffn, Lasalle.
Clarnda. Lazalie, 1886 It lumber; s2.o09 chin
giles; 81 go lath 1452 LIS work; 10 b1a ealt !;
S tons mdsc.
VIM clark, Lasalle IL, aes # lumber; 800 It siding
Rcsolute, Athens, % tons sand.
Republic, North, Morris.
Central City, laEa]la.
, 1861-05-30

ITO CONTRACTORS AND LUM-
l. BEL DEALEES+-The subac1tba1 VII recgtye
written proposals. until the 3th OF JUNG ne1t tor t1a.
ishlgg materials and doing tae following llha o1
WORK viz: -
TO baid xhtteoak timber DAM iron.fa.teued,
T. SRt r. MTs " lss eel9v Ts
70 900 fset !eog e3s!Gs.Te of s1haakneata ~ b:
equsrc sAwel Or hewed the pink 70 Inches th!cx;
ucn IL open to this point
Also, to repair aud Improve the LOCK 4: :aii dam
b 1a:stnE ne guard lowering the ntEe ss deepen
tuE III lover EEtf2lce, aad Mnk1nT uax zase3- .
.Alto, to e=raYate fon Ro1 % f oc c7oic JAees o.
tie EtTeF bed It Wilmington .r-
Proposals may be El&de for AL e loE =.
portion. Ct the sbovc work, OF Tor tdfo44as P.T
dals uSL1, far work and H1atcE1L - S.iir1.d coa-
Use o. = may Sc Assei7 Fans so 6ad
At Wiin:nSrnn b1 instecdor i1quly aM3 =
q on no EElc42o A41so 0NS a. o. ALDEN.
mY6 WIm'aRtoa 1lGR Th County, IL. Nay 1at 1dL
, 1861-05-30

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas.
I'd "a 81 g d
q
assesesa III assr,isn q vdieh sGid ssa nos. -
sd sd, q the powes u said Deed eonta,aed: refer
r. - Psi Ssis 5s Az fSsssasd q
i Is 5ss q ~ e e saa sp
sad y tas po1sr Il sa1d Iced II Tra,t eoa
Nv 5a:!s5s;s, Rssas s5t:s ! asissS H. ss.s1
mtre,s foF 81 hisssss md ss.s pf:a tas sssae ~
Z 81 I :a asssI & i. ia5o1 sa5 5Ss s. +
;sa e bsts & 4sz & LII IL sf4.fs 81
Ge9F;:ne:7 4 E Es:nt y tss M esntEe q ~ Count,
ssatessa ToTn 81 Kanss te9fsea W
e,shteea, ta.nes so1:a II 7ods aad s1sS fSas an1-
sos a = "a oss .oans Sss 6 Il e.s Es & &
he Aforesaid CoantY Aead. thence noTtaesiy alcnK
oEessr s rSaia xtth ss sessatI III
sh eg'e ssrss md eqnity ot reaspoa q ia
u fsf & siS?s Z ssS = ~ r.
Chisa.7. March l3sh lsGl-
The stc7e ,a1e is hereby rost:cnsd uau, Taa,lsys
"a n.t hour II PIG SGEsooEy 1zu,ta
The aoovu ss1ois further postponed t. Friday. se<o
~. .a e 'ae ao0s a Ghas Plsse aszsoaz. rs.es
Tha atoye sale Is hereby su.tter poetoonsd g A5n
Day, tae 5th da7 Of May, 1d At tEe saro noaf s1d
p1nce. CuAa A. ah8ttA4t Af3aseo-
IT. above sale Is hereby farttcr pSesH11ed % N5
pl2ce. GHat&A1S ." HA~*~1Gt.A.
| nJ7et1M Aesa-
!
Tne above sste II hereby further postponed 70 We
Ges1ass ~ 4 ~~' Ei4AS a aREGOEY TruSss