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i IL. nuRLEY. AuCTIoNEER- WILL

- sell this day, Al o'clock, Al 80 Canal st.
bureauf, hclseads, chars, tables, sofas, sofabeis,
mirrors, wurlrobcs, hair aud otncr m,t,rtsset
feather beds, Brussels, 9-ply and other carpets
CilcOtNs, stoves, guns, kitohcuware, So. Ia
, 1861-01-16
Exciting Scene in a Virginia Church.
lCo,rcspondcaec of The n. i. Observer

PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 4, 1s6a.
An aiTair occurred ro-day iii the PrcsoAtc-
riau Church, which has created IN intense e1-
cttemcnt in the city. The Presbyterian CON
srcgatons lad agreed to unite in ihc services
Of the day, aud were assembled in tho Tabb
street Church (Mr. Millcr's,) 4 deep solem-
nifty pcrvadcd tue whole audience, and two
prayers Of great carncstncss had been offered
by members Of the Church, in which, ns we'll
as in the hymns which were sung, the whole
congregation evidently took very deep into
resi-, wien the Rev. Dr. Pryor, father Of Roger
4. Pryor, member Of Congress from this Dis
triCt, commenced an address intensely politi-
cal, eymratAizing with the seccssionists, and
declaring that the South had done nothing at
all Of which she ought TO repent. Finally he
read ths 18th chapter of ]. Kings, as being
especially applicable to these times; speak
Ing OF the stoning to death Of Adoram, who
was over the tribute, or, as he said.
reseuue, and mentioning that the hundred and
fourscorc thousand men which Rehoboam cent
ayninst Israel, nearly equallcd the number
which Gen. Wool had declared he could send
against South Carolina At this, one Of our
church. The speaker said If any one
wished to- so, he did not care; when
about fifty persons, including most Of the
elders and dcacons, and many Of the
best citizens in the place, at once went out:
Some one at the door cried ont "Traito1!
called meeting, and sent ono Of their number
to accost tho preacher in the pulpit, and to de-
clare they could not allow such dcsecrntion.
Others cried togo on. Dr.. Pryor said he was
not afraid, and would speak his opinion. 4
dreadful commolion ensued. Men rose in their
was carried ont in violent Mysteries. The pas
tor md other gentlemen made remarks to Pac.
ify the minds Of the people. The other e1er-
ciscs were concluded in peace.
, 1861-01-16

The Richmond {Va) correspondent Of thu
New York Tribune gives the following account
Of an Incident IN which the clerical father OF
Roger A. Pryor bore conspicuous but not
very attractive part: ,:','
On Sunday Inst, the Rev. Dr.. Pryor, father
Of the Hon. r. 4 Pryor; attempted to preach
= Disunion sermon In the High street Presby-
terian Church, where he Is the officiating pas
tor. After dlscourBing ct Bomc length, e1toll-
Ing South Carolina and conmcndiug her &c
ton, he WAS interrupted by one Of the promi-
nent members who rose In his seat and declared
such sentiments to be treaBan. Tie reverend
gentleman not deslsting, several members left
entered the pulpit aud requested DE. Pryor to
discontinue his sermon, and leave the build
ing, which tho pastor did, atnid much excite.
ment.
-Mr. Lorenzo Tyler, prominent and
wealthy citizen Of Parish, Oswego county,
New York, left that place myBterlously few
days since. He has been largely engaged In
mercantile affairs, and since his departure,
It has been ascertaIncd that he has liabilities in
New York to the amount Of e15,ooo; in Sym
cuse, S10, 600, and large amounts In various
parts Of 0swego county. He leaves g family
behind. Afr. 7. Ind heretofore enjoyed An c1-
celleut reputation.
prcdated on the Treasury to the amount Of
$4,000, wore the blue cockade in the public
offices at Washington He should now wear
striped tow breeches In the District Pcpiten-
tiaFy-wltA blue cockAde On the seat Of them
II he HEes it.-Lotisrilk Journal.
, 1861-01-16
Tho Official Vote OF Now York,

The Official Vote OF Now York.
We have scores of letters asking what was
the official majority for Lincoln in New York,
the different footiugs published harins varied
considerably. The following from the New
York Tribune Of Saturday ought to satisfy all
inquircrs:
a correspondent asks flor the hundredth
time the question has been put to us) whether
the majority Of Lincoln over Fusion in this
State was over Or under 50,000 We answer
The avrag majority OF the Lincoln Electors
over their Fusion antagonists vas under 50, 900,
as we have repeatedly Shown +; but the majority
Of VIM. G. Bryant (who headed the Lincoln
ticket) over Gsecne c. Bronson {who headed
the Fusion ticket) was orr $4,000. Tho OIL
cial canvass lacks the vote Of two counties
iOranye aud Sulliyan), and thus increases the
Lincoln majority. III other words: Bryant's
Official majority orcr Bronson was 50, ATS; his
attuM majority, 5o,0SC. But the a1trage Re
publican minority teUtcial) was 4s,9'1.; the ae-
tu0l average is II few votes less than this. Now,
Mcssra. Gamblers On Elections! accept this as
tlnal, and cease to bore us.
, 1861-01-16

The Evansville Tragedy.
The List Evansville (1nd.} Journal contains
the following particulars Of tie recent 1latsi
cidal tragedy in that city:
Last night about midnight, q tragedy was en.
acted in This city that probably was never
equal1ed for deadly effects, fcrocity and unnat.
ur:.l hate We have only time for hasty &C
count Of It.
A fierce fcud has long c1iFtcd between tWo
brothers named John Paul Evans nnd Robert
n. Evans, mcmbe. Of an old and well known
family Of tGis city. Their grandfather hid out
the town of Evansville, They have made
several attempts heretofore on each others
lives.
EDbezt=sent to n ball at Mozart Hall yester-
dag c7e:'tng, with a lady. About midnight
Paul came ii, Intoxicated He wulked up to
his brother and nskcd him to drink. His broth
CT refused, whereupon Paul drew q knife, see
ing which, Robert drew d si1-shooter. Paul
stepped back and drew sixshooter. Robert
drew knife and put it between his teeth md
commenced firing. Paul returned the IRE, and
each fired six shots, and closed aud used their
knives. They were both mostal1y wounded.
Paul started for the front door and went out,
WAS followed and brought back and died in
twenty minutes. lie was shot In the upper
part OF tue breast, and cut several times in the
abdomen.
Robert, when Paul left the room, followed
struck the wall and skinned his face Hc was
carried to temporary couch, and lay inscnsi-
bic nearly three hours, when he died. He was
shot through the left lobe Of the brain and in
the right side beneath the ribs. They both
seemed to die Of inward bleeding.
During the encounter, younger brother,
Berry, shot three balls ut Paul, one Of which
it is said lift him. Solomon Gumbcrts, son
Of Simon Gunlbcrts, bystauder,> was acci-
dental!y shot by one Of the random balls in
the rig ut thigh, tho bullet narrowly missing
the fcinor'1l artery. His condition is serious:
Such scene as was presented when tue wri-
ter reached the hall, may hc never again be-
hold The two brothers lay there within few
feet of each other, cold and palc in death,
bloody and gbastly, marred By fratrictdal
wounds. The floor, near the scene Of combat
was covered with gore, and the plas1cring
pitted with bullet dents. Gathered around,
were groups Of men, some with tears gistcn-
ing IN their eyes, "althoush unused to the
melting mood"
1t was providcntial that no more persons
we're hurt. Fifteen shots were fired rcclless}y
in room crowded with mrn and women!
It is rumorcd that German was arrested
for firing at one Of the combatants during the
melee. We know nothing Of the truth oi this.
The widowed mother, and tho brothers Of
these unfortunate men, arc overwhelmed With
gricf. May God help them.
, 1861-01-16

IrFuH1 tuC CuafsCS1Un -ICteufy, Jd1. TE.j
We arc paiued to record, that, On Monday
night, shortly after 10 o'clock, rs one Of the
sentnels ut Castle Pinekncy was going his
rounds, no was approached by a pcrscn 1t the
masket in the act Of challenging him, when
tile piece unfortunately wcut o1, and the
stranger Immediately fell On examination
IT proved to be Private Z. L. Homes, Of the
Carolina Light Infantry. Thc ball took effect
in his left side under the shoulder, traversing
both lungs, and iutlicting wound, from the
utcs.
Robert Little Homes was the son Of William
Il. and II. r. Homes He was horn in this
city on the 10th of February, 1850 and has
thus fallen the lirst victim in tho noblo cause
Of South Carolina iudypeudcncc
, 1861-01-16

TATARRH!. = -CATARRH
~ d.. sEELYEs Liquid catarsh Ra@e4y., War.
1nnfed to be q sure and permanent ense for[aar.A
G.Scalar. With full parteuats o. the. dlse95s -,
IM es sent to any !e1toa bJ addressing Port &Hs4
Chicago, Illinois. - -....S - -
, 1861-01-16
How FLorD D1sARMED 3I1cn1oAxs-Tha

How FLo1p D1sARMED aI1cn1oAx.-Tho De-.
troit Adnertiaer, after having alluded to the re-
moynl of United States arms from Northern
azmorics and arsenals to the South, sayB:
"In connection with these facts, Z ci1cum-
etancc happened In our own vicinity last eum-
mer, which bears character almost Us aus-
picious. It is well known that ia5ge amount
OF condemned arms and other munitions,
were sold ut the arsenal at Dearborn, under
orders from the War Department Among
other prop.r5 sold was a quantity Of scrap
iron: Mich Of this had the appearance Of hay
ing passed throcGh fire. On inquiry, 1t ap-
pcared that this iron had been the moulding of
gun carriages, and thot Me carriage had 6ntn
6urnedin o1rier 10 get at the ironf This process,
1t WIS stated, had been pursued in obedience
to direct orders from Washington, 1t being
c1nimcd that the mere iron was worth moro ii
public sale than the entire carriages would
bring. We arc not prepared to say what the
weight of iron attached to each gun carriage
would average; bnt estimating II at two hun
dred pounds, the product Of tic iron at cent
and a half pound (which We are informed WAS
the price obtained, j would make each yield to
tho Government khr1e do{laTs{
, 1861-01-16

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, 1861-01-16

1nshba Lnlment for horses Is unriyalled hs ouy In
AL casea OF 1auenrss arising from spEalns. nlses or
TrcachinE tts effect Is magical and cestan Harness
or Saddle Calls Satehe. Mango DC. It Will cure
speedily. Sparln and I1nEbone niay bG easily pre-
rcnd md cured In their iucipentstsse1 but confirm
I'd CASES beEond the possibility o. radical cure
No case OF the Kind however, ID desperate or hone
less built may be allev1ated by 1hls lnfment and It's
fAsaful application Will always remove the lamcness
and enable the horse to travel With comparative easc
Every hortc owner should have this remedy ut hand
for III timely use At tho first appearance OF Ianencss
VIII e3cctusy prevent those formidable diseases men.
toned to which al horses arc liable sad which render
80 1ranJ otherwise valuable horacs nearly worthless.
see advertisement For sails By J. Il. JOHSsoE,
Exnezal ASeGt o STATE street nnerGocox.dly
, 1861-01-16

LuXBERNG.-Therc seems to be IN unusual
activity in the numbering regions this winter.
We have spoken Of the preparations which arc
being nude in this nc!ghhorhood for Q large
ingaihcring Of logs. We learn also that there
is il like activity on the lower side Of the Pen
insula. At Luddington & Co.'s mills, ut the
mouth Of the Eseanauba, logs for tive or six
millions are being gotin, and about seven mil
lions ut their mills at the mouth Of the Nc.
nominee-also at Cedar and Ford Rivers they
arc getting in at each place million or twu
feet more than lust year. And SO, at every
numbering point from which VIC hare had ad~
vices, t1lcrc-is to be a large increase Of bust
ness done, This, ofcoursc, comes Of the new
impulse given to business iii every department
by the Improvement in the times, and the con-
s:,luent greatly, Increased anticipated call for.
lumber ior building purposes upon the open
ing Of spring Marquette Jour7.ai, Jan. /.
, 1861-01-16

&@3 ~~A@J 'ooA1oA 11etCaa
These popalar BrKHs poaeess an the nourishinc and
tnHsoEstnC prorett!es Of prnk o. BorRDcs w81x1,
nd Rte con>tdered the most ttncac!ous Tos.c and
ETNrlAz1, as vel ~ tho most agreeable EroxA
syeT offered to the public. As tonic for Old People,
delicate Laales convetescent invals. end all weakly
PEOPLE they cannot oe surra6sct ali cases of WcaE
1ess OF debility, they will give immediate relief ard
tnpAzt strong healthy tone to sae system. trial
Wm establish thc!r merits all other TonIcs Ii
Ese-; For Lrxo Coxrl-1s7a BRpscuT11s Dysrrra1l.
EEarors nnxlsxs AID Liver CoxF1Atx7s- thsy are Al
icraauahle remedy Acd eertala f7arscttye Of
CarLs md Fkvr1A
Put up N QaaEt Hetoea Ii c1ses Of cas ind two
dozen, 4nd Tor ea!e BY Dsuggish A1d Groce1s oyesy
Ehere-
W-F. l. r. GREELEY, F7oprietorz, 80. r Tzs-
nont stzeet 1oetoa AAss.
J. E. 1OHSEoN. General Agent
No. s16tate hteet, Chicago.
4 r. IAEDOS AX4ut husTM d4wfy
, 1861-01-16

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
~ QUINCY BAI11:OAD.-
PASSENGER Trains leave and arrf6E Chicago II fbl-
lows: Natl eaEcs It Il Is n. tsuntays eIceped}:
sassiye5 at u nso !; y !snndays e1eegtsdl- E1p1es
5.15 G1ondays excepted. Aurosa .Aecommodanon
leaves q rx. Sundays exeopted}; arrives &t p ~
- G, t. HAMMOND. srnt
, 1861-01-16

eata oil ohio-Bcfosc me- the anntc.fber, Juttce Of
IL reao~ In and Tor said county, personally came
Joer Len. who beic@ duly awurn. dcposc:a aad sAta
tb1s he had eesl suffering with chrzeic niarthua for
IN past txeae,tse ysa.s. md had consulted and re
crrd rrcsctottous for bis case from n! the rrtucnal
physicians Ia Phi adelrhia and Cincinnati nut MI to
eject II he IS recstrad no rrct At last hc Eos
1ed7rcdto nero skeleton without crrn the bona of
nnaioE rsiet; but by the 1dclcs Of friend vas
!nduetd to Try HosTErTEK6 CELEBRATED
sfoNACE A11TElfs. and to his utter surprise, found
RELIEF from The 1sst trial; and In less taa tyo rnnnts
fsu:a himself perfectly cured Of his complaint. md Is
eay reeoTestnz his strength Of BODY and iacrcaa nr
In dsst: md cheezally slves tis certificate, In the
Aops thai otaezf ke hlrnse, sy be benefited
JOHN LEE.
Sworn md subscribed to before mc, August Il, 1ss
c. .F~HASSELAAE. Justice cf the Fcaee,
dsS*v No. u Western IT.. Cincinnati O.
, 1861-01-16
WESTERN MATTERS.

SAD AND FATAL Acc1DExr.-We lea1ufr
thu Washington (owa) Prtss that Mr. J. ".
Hughbanks, m old and respected citizen, lv-
ing four miles south Of Dayton, in TINT county,
Was out hunting ptairie chickens on the day
before Christmas, accompanied By 4 little son
9years Of aye They were riding On sled In
their fields, the better to- approach the game,
and cspfrd some near by, the father directed
the boy to stop the sled, aud in bringing the
gun around to bear on the chickens, 1t was &c
eidentally discharged at moment when it was
pointed at the boy, lodging heavy charge Of
shot In his body and killing him instantly.
F1n.: ASD HORSE STEALING TX MAcouP1S
CoCSTr.--Nisht before Inst the barn Of J. E.
Hurwoot, residing .g1st OF FirGen, was set on
iire By d thief, and consumed In short time.
In the barn were six horses und two mules,
1000 bushels Of corn, md . large amount Of
hay, besides many farming utensils; all Of
which were burnt up. On examination 1t was
found that there was one less carcass than nni-
mails which be had put In the stable. Soon,
however, the mystery Was explained, by learn
Ing that man had been seen riding 1t away
Springfield Journal.
WooL.-Thc amount OF wool purchased at
the several points in this county, the past year,
is stated as follows: Ypsilan1i, 12G .475 lbs !;
ann Artor, 1e1 ST. lbs; Dexter ISL .Go3 lbs !;
Saline, 114.97S lbs; Manchester 79,281 lbs -
total, GA ,:a,18 lbs Ipsla*fi Sentinel, jan. ..
, 1861-01-16

THE UNION MEETING At ST. LoUIs.-A COZ
respondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial tclc-
graphs from st. Louis Us follows:
The Union meeting yesterday was very
large. The resolutions were forced through
contrary to tue wishes Of the majority. Mem.
bers of the Breckinridse party were amongthc
officers and speakers. Their expressions III
favor Of separation, in contingency, were an-
swcred With cries Of" Union forever" Judge
Gamble and Messrs. Wright and Sanders made
good Uuion speeches, and we're heartily ap-
plauded- Republicans did not participate.
, 1861-01-16
>a9ri1lters' aMarebouse.
CHICAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ = AND
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,

s0 Washtn8toa speesa cdttARo.
Tne subscriber Is prepared to furnish TyPE Ii Ia..
az sIa4lt quant1ea made from BupcrtoT quality Of
metal for either cash ar approved paper. He also
nd eresy thing 5eeeseaEy tor eompesa pElntinx
and VII be sent to parties wishing 10 order applea-
ton, p. L DODGE, Treasurer.
rMh18661
, 1861-01-16

e How to do IT'LL you wish d
tnehe.d ot nalr. use IiFoSs KATuAIRoE, the best
ard most popular Ertpazatoaevsr.n.de. 1tslumen,e
e.ls p1oses ii excellence IT removes nj Dantrun
&C. prevents xhe Hstr ao.n falling Oh restore, md
presesre, = Ind Il delightfully."- pe.ta1nca Sold every.
xtcre. 1ail1u
, 1861-01-16

C1Tr CuARTER-The citizens of Kalamazoo
are inaugurating means to obtain city char
ter. 4 call for = meeting for that purpose has
been issued
, 1861-01-16
5emi11g macbines.

Family and Manu- IA etuciug
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGGART &FARR,s PATENT.
We happy to s,y 70 the thousands Who ere ue5nk
S:e Il:
eeenrc against any uolestauon.
Gses nc n 51st - 1s1 y
es &c 6s;i made I'D
Hem1,crs {oi which hsvs sessr.i yitsl SeedIes
aP .hsn s :as
x1Rsrc1- h4culKE n HAKkrT.
l. & e n.9q; HE q VT s1ts as9s
anv Eaen!ne xhieh docs net Eholly satisfy nc phi.
iisS IL oayas W most ts' 'maeSnes ~ - e'sA' '''1'
nom Two cersmon spoois neither Stins fs:teaed and
sesf s aass
tast Of ~ ether Glsealne Il =; b9t t.o stg9laag
enreiy cas side II tsso reqnres 10 aise1.
te9 e. ~ z,s Gf %esx nss
suaoog .sho hund1eds with which - a1e seqeantsd:
f oae
~ ~: pd isto
a I'd saRf
aE n;aattcsaTns tasilitiss hare essa is5Se1y e
ssss ast
9eSf 81 ;f e eaa Il ao3
dae u; II Ts.d to REodu.ds osss5 foF
81 e. aS sta e o
s.nnoa .se paens .ss,a;t anr5a;sclea I'd
~ sss ;ssts & sss
IT. E.: r..sn. aaa @ s{s 'hs sGIe p1opFstoEs IN
IL CNRNELI. * CO.
, 1861-01-16

CTATE AND COUNTY TAXES,
~ SOUTH CulCAGO-The ta1es for :sn arc now
due Pa9t1ea having taxa to pay can do 10 1t Ho II
c1a5a na5a Hi aSa; VIZ. 4. MURRAY. Collector.
, 1861-01-16
NO. 1V.clQES eHee17 G1ltNH
r r. IAED0N, AX4ut huS11M- -dAw

~ Kennedy's Medical Discovery
currs EcrotuiA.
Eelnedy-3 Medical Discovery CERES Efyttpelaa
Hennedy's Medical Diseo7erT cures Canker
kecnedFs Medical Discovery cures Nursing Sore 3Ith
KenEe1ys Medical Discovery l1umur Of the Eyes
Keunedy"s Medical {,l3covCry cures Scald Head
Kenncdta Medical Discover cures Running OF the Eat
Kenncdye Medical Discovery Uicerutd Sore LET
kenuedyt Medical Discovery cures LerTa.
KennedtA Medical Discovery cures RlieuEaatiAQ
keEnedy-e Medical discovery cures Ea1t-Iheu1u
kenoedyB Medical Discovery cures dyspepsia.
Kcnneny's A.edtca1 Dscoycry Regulates the howell
KcncedT4s Medical Discovery Regulates tile IdneTs.
KoHaedY'a Medtcai Discover Regulates the Live.
keEnedy's Medical Discover liae cured prppsy
When Jpu sick ead do rot know what tae raattcr
Il. perhaps you have an 1nH.z3 hamos. TryKeroedTs
Aedtc&l Discovery.
For x,lo b. R3i Drcggssh, co6eqiy
, 1861-01-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
- TRIAL RAILROAD
10 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
Tho capacity OF ttS Bo4d Il noE coual "a auy In tA

The capacity q IL Road Is now eqaai 10 any Ia saa
Three Through Passenger Trains
c,p.,etBe Be;Sssa S1S, rsssuFEa aad
si !. GS
IL Pssa fPs saG I'd s.
sbs1ta Err ass to Padsp
5snostns Cars astsched to each train: woodsufs
sna t. e.
prrss .a Az 'as re- connect a'Fscs 11F
fs9ssat qa 1SpSsy pEsysa 2a
;as H. Engineer thus sddia much he safety Of ~.
M Yart tnatly ~ T5sins @ be: Philadslph!. and New
soa soa:S fme Day Tta.as between Vow TcEk and Bos
the above ssna all RAIL- aze good on either Of
s ne1' oT T!sssi t. D2ssea soea
czred q.i fsec @ Of ehlsse through Ses TdsE. 4
@ess s ss a n & ts
;s:r:as Lac q seaes On dc sssppa s III j. z oee
no ef1 rs.aseSaap & d. SSHapans In Sos'0a
- FARE AIFArs ~ Low ASD TIxx - Qr,cx II
tsE EoE STtkEf;sR Ei;Rfs j. sY51E E1ifsBuRen
bEE LIE fS5S fsfS, II iAsr IND 1zz
ss9R9sas 3! Fl Z s
K Japp5ssiatca BY Shippers 81 lleSht ana IL 1fs7s:
e e sRs9E s@Ee :4.
t D. l. STEWART, Pittsburgh:
Z; $. P1eree c.. zanesvlle. O.; ~, Joha.snn,
6TSPPsf PoEs@Soo.h. r. 8: FsddosE : e., j*ae:sa;.
55s 5,s5ss Nsass 59s!1a4i; Ssds 4. ssd;sa
s sass shslef Gass: s. Louis joaa Il IIa1riI a.h-
ss:se Z III. E@s@2a sss 1ss1 f;;!s:
Tho Crno4ax+ r.as1;+i.. .kr.-.a IT,. - /. r.~A.
, 1861-01-16

He ofet TO tta trbds, It tho LOWEST HAHEEr
pRICEH-
kSU boxea TIN PLATE
kxoo td1s SHEET IRON,
$50 RUSSIA RpN,
10 IMITATION RUSSIA.
AI8a BRIGHT and ANNEALD WIhE
rs cssh SHEET ZTSC,
~ toEs PIG TIN,
1890 Iba- COPPER BOTTOM
- scts r1NNEKS' TOOLS End MACHINEa
30 cash BRIGHT OK a1d COIL CLAIM
. LOCO dog. AxEB,
10o sHOvELs, SPADES and SCOOPS.
- tons BAD moNs
FUTILE, HiBBARD l. CO.,
oc2be1y Corner Of Stats md Laks st.
, 1861-01-16
Rgal EStatc.

SIXTY of Timber and the bs!auce Rolling rra.rta- 4
good twc+story Frame Huuse. two large Barns, Stx
fhcds, large Corn Crib, s;zinsrJ. 1cohon*e and Out
Convenient for dividing into two Farms, all the Bald
1oss anA Fences Il superior eoadiao1 y11 o1 9s tas
Aurora, tstyelghs from Ch!e,s9 Ihs tsfins q tas %
the hSusc. Milf Creek latcu Lever failing stream.
Euns through thc 14r AZ the stosE ay snd G Gsa11. Az
cha &C together, tho Farm tepA!atels THIS fa2!a
aad Improvements, beauty OF location, richness OF so
t1c Et4te-
TKnus-F1lty dollars pez scre al cash down. for ~
Farm. The moseab property on oae yesTa credlt
Far further particulars address Box ~ Post once
Hatasf4. n1notA de1saasSa1a
, 1861-01-16
Business Gar0s,

TUARLES 3. WAITE,
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAM,
1873 Clark Street, Chicago.
Particular attention given to the law Of rcal estate
ard to the COLLECTION Of clatn1 within the State OF
Illinois dellv
, 1861-01-16
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GlTISeEEzz5t1ICAG0
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raseDger Trains leave the Depot, corner o1 Msdisou
A0o Iaual stEeetk Chicago daily II
* =. except Sandays sndas
69 r n. except Saturday.. .
BRaoi hT5Ssat9ts e9d P1sssour Also, feE Albany.
20 and the ctnes abot : 1an1sf F~sH Su4 ~a!e3-
Sleeping Cara on night tfsfns and h.rr~~. nv .~.
fcnk9 checked e. fhrouxh to u EasteIn eiiles
Hes5 It The Companys Once. coEusr Of Randa3nS
sna Dearborn strtefs and It tho Union DEPOT. West
prp.rprc, ~. BOSS Wa'k Pass- AGENT.
, 1861-01-16
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NJ, AND NQTIoNa -. j,
1ntas1, EorsaG md sHt6 Gloves and HoseI7. .The
tade u respectfully Invited to examine tbs AheVp
Soods, wtlch VIII be sold for
g go CosH cASH PR1CEA;C .- :
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