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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas-
1-JeasaB Bowman aud Alyfra F. B5Vms1: ~:
ste t "a deiVeg . oi eral 4 II :: - q
ess e sea 1ss %
~ Il IS sa ssS
Boob Nc. Isl q D.eds n psgts 2t4 aid u.s.
y ease tant houla be ma9e II t1a payment q s.ld
as haSsct When etoh'd b:come due ding 70
he se'r q S.st @ ths.ssG hse on sRplIcaaoa q
Ee1ls FteneE 10 se md al nns ef sssd nfs1nfsss o
~ s. 81 gsr tn ns5fgf 1ad b1nedE I'D equifs q
sss ~ th4 s9s e I'D Boz and their he:fso
dad the 6ss eT 81 a TT e - e
ds BIZ IL he sapeoae eT aestsE anse & ao -
ss cu1ff Of .qny. It % fbe sSsSaI s1 ~ III
~. srosisS I'D ~ SAD :S 1IEt ~. ~ e
i Is Il se sisa Itss g = e Psee ga
ead and E4sleas sAalt tas beea m:aslaT = ta M
r sse. t md tlsp-ss ef lie ssa IA -
premises cacgz3.z to the Eruy &c e iii ts9a9 ~
sad: gov. rhe1ef9Ie. aotIee + heEsaY siVea. sass
the nitst III !:staT 9sg1st 4 D. III & st,2a e
bout Ct ter O'Clock In The forenoon at the
Il nj SGa9 0a5s GogR
tie hE Eett md best r11co ttat the aae win h1az a
eqst the pramiaes Aforesaid with ~ tas fizu bsat
T sad q sc ys as tas.5 e
De County Of Coos and Etate of Illinois described
IS follows Lots numbered four AL nine t91, tea tBl
tTslte Il2l 9nrtsea ttsh T. fsfee9 e " r.
Of tie quarter Of section No t1e1xe l1 =
e. ns II "a ssst
Detosa p'A's o' Is aasSE seSf q. BOWER. Ttsstes.
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~ r E. AT CONSOLIDATED
CINCINNATI AND chicago
ALE LINE RaiIRhaa.

Forty XIeu the Shortest Keuto to Cincinnati
Indiarapoli5 and Louisgl1le+
TWO ExPRKss TRAINg 1eaYu Wesr Side u.1os
Depot Chicago. dstly. as follows:
6;R4 A. M.-Uay Express (Sunaays excepted,
5;1g M-Night EIgEszs s5a+uEdsE eIesptsa:
LIS WITHOUT GRANGE OF CAEz.
EAsTKBg CosEEqT1oEs--t Anderson s1d EcA
and al points = Central and Eastern Ohio
soUTERKE CoHEK011oH6-At Indianapolis f..
senynle and all po1nt. in Centres and Southern u
53aoa; aso fsE Louisville. Frankfort Lax!ngto1. az
Connections st Cincinnati for Harden MARKETS.
oarktrsb1rgt and points on the Oaio Rivat.
Time 70 Cinetnnad only Ii hours. K1eganr Sleepins
Through tickets BY tit< line can be obtained at al
principal Railroad Offices In the Eerthwett and at t
GompaH3's QHce. No. LES Randolph sIreet. Chicago
funder the Sherman House) ..
.------JOENB BK&EDT, Superintendent
EHAa. E. EDIIlETT, Genl Ticket Agent. In7l
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@roesriss,- prooislo1ts, st.

AEH HF.. CHESTS; TEAS-Y,;
e4sFV f. Iaupsztsi. az.aeoTder Ed 0o.oaE. q
=oF'sss's siPe1N35Ns ss RrFK1H kaAnKxr
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M ASTER'S sALE-State Of Iii.
~ ncia C:uatZM IL q Cook ss.11s1pertor Court Ct
tes.eess EcEtsags5F.pn3is notice hereby gtven,
terea il tic shove entitled esuse. u tae sd day ot
's4ay, 4 D. is61 Ira N!sho1a Special Ma.ter Il
ChaEcefy tEat p1fpcee appointed by the said Sd
ger1oE Court cf Ghcsgo vii sea At public auedoa 70
the EEhe4t bidder f1r E3a At the nor dcpe ot the
court house Of the county Of Cook In taa city Of Gh
caEo. IN satd county Of Cook and stRte Of Illinois
MUEDAY, the nineteenth day Of AnEus6 n D. 1851,
at ten O'Clock N tue forenoon II that DAY. ne fleV
EE described real eEtHte to Wit: Lot number t~elve
90 Of Pools subdivision Of lots dfteeu qs, sixteen
20 and teyenteen % In block nffy slI 90 IN Casa1
T<ustees Bnbdty1scn feact1ou seven toTa thirty
nine go nerh ef Eange fourteen 90 ea5s = q p;tnd
rAl meftdAn excepting triangular piece Of land de-
sertbEa as toowA to wit: Commencing at tie north
est eer.sF Gf said 1t number twelve Qzi themes
3nnnng cnth three 81 feet; Ee1ce IN Rc-thTester
erection to rent twenty ca1 fee. from tie north
Es: ceIlef oi Salo tos 1naH te nuf Lee Of san lot
tssEce sast ta the p!ase ct bfginnIngor Hn:h q
sale premises os MAT be- necessary to Satf5ty the
:amouns due complainant under eaid decree aud COST
tSEtthet with Special Masters fees. commissions and
dfSbnrEenenta On said sale IRA j NICHOLS
sleesl Master IL Cnancery by Superior
Cnurtd Of Chicago to MAKE said sale.
Dated at Chicago, July 11th A. D. 1sGl 1y-7.zsE I'd
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0UGH-ALL
IRA NSEERS FREE
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lie unde1EEned. Administrators Of the estate Of
Mary IiexenIn, deceased Eli1 apply e the County
ne1t September term thereof 10 be holden In tho
Court House IN Clicag9 n raid County, On the third
Penad IN as oespes.ts elst11s r. deesg and de1nsnda
decessei, sud y nich accrued IN her life tine.
- DAVID G. WAIfE, Admini5ttator.
: ESTHER WHITE, Adml1iatE1triL
'Dssed J91T L. ISL .. Ns5g2ls kw
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WA!M...S3s n;:9941s+aAL tE!A1
LTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

NTATE Of ILLINOIS, UOOK
September Term 1. D. 1861. The Merchants Bank
OF albany e. John Wilson Attaehsnees.
Public notice IS hereby given to the said John @
Wilson that wsih or atachment saued out Of tue
Office Of the Clerk Of the Super1cr Court OF Chicago
eaid Me1chants Bank q Albany and 1ganst ths estate
d'y.sted M 70 tLs she1ias Of Cook and VIII Counties,
Now, therefore, unless the sald John Q Wilson,
shall personally be and appear before the said supe
The Term thereof to holden at the Court House Ia
the City Of Chicago on fhe lrse Monday Of Septam
plainth s action, Judgment will be entered against
th ao II ached s. IS be- saent Is asf
the satne. WALTER KlbfBALl- Clerk
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Of Ca!e.Sn: AnS9i!7 IL
lsslTssmts zGcKtsdasg els Miaam so3a9
il noftee ts 6efe5T e1en he ssld CeaE,ss Dansse
at4 writ q 1=s1edG y r. 49,, e 13e detn o tss y
'essrstseefs dsyes 81 4s ~ mt q r tas
Ee!a yeQts McE l1ss a tts IL r. ~ fa aafd
Charles RI :c q 57t ssnssea1 sses1a fe q
Cas- rnraY Nhc.1 sid writ has beea rss15rea
eut ihsEtoss H5iess - y99s sa,sas 81 sf hs..rs 10
zns1 SuY utor Cur az Csa 2n qF 9e9ev@ ~ -
e Ee tI ta7 81 ts M p ;ss nns e. xoSasF x
A;T,tA 5. J. ei1n st! aaa p ~ - 70 y e.
- asa - tavnr II itc ees pt.i1.. $. F7-.a ::
A.s atiteasa .:sy II n. n = 3 z
s.sy = s'o eS !poS II : Wh.TSU k1MeEti Ct ss !.
/: u :. !, ntcHnts. st1 A:s:ss. 7t7st :fR
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Special Notices.
T A Friend in Need. Try it,

DE- SNKExS NFAIL1ELE LN1MEST "a rRe'
pared from the reeelpe Of Dr. 6tsphdn eEees Of Con
necacet taa ETea& setter. sad has oseo osea
his pra csce m tse LAT tEeny yeszs WIN me Moss
OFT 1tv and w1n alleviate pat~ .aVe spssdn easa
stJ olhe< preparation, For al 17aeamsttc kna Nes.
vous psso1de1a Il h tzsr intauible. m. .'aoufaaEe
CT 6ofrs wsuAas. sprains, Brrises &C. ua eootanz.
healing and powerful strengthening properties excte
the Just wonder N. establishment Of al Eao haVe eEe
msrf,ale xnrts nxrfxxned nyfs within the last two
rra.x attset th,s fset For sale By J. 4 JOHNSON
aencsd Agent = es.se street. Chicago. md By al
Dealers no15fpeov-diy
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M MASTER'S sALE.-Ssate Of Lii.
-x1.n .noi.. C9anty Of Coal, aS5sgpgfor Court or
Smith, Margaret r. .. Snith, Hen}sn11n T. Br1dlsv
jfNtes ii Indteys 3aiaee II Br{anf Robert 4. WatHt
Hehafd 81; Collin, Jeremiah T. Boyle, David i, Ds
B0lyet and Rsr,uel Do Go1TET.-Bm 70 Forscaodc
Fpfhe notes is hereby given that In pursuance ofh
ec1e4al 01def entered In tho above entitled d
she fourth naY Ct April Z. D. t5Gl + Ira Scott
Master In Chaueefy u the Superior Court Of CcAyo.
VII sell 1t public auction, to tho highest bid 1eE Tor
; eash II tne north dooF ot the Cont ao1ec OF Coo3
!, stase Il naaeia oT WednadaY. ZEE fo9lsA day q
ths ef9.ias d5sSsdM II Fesl
s.Ee of maes oE tamzeh hsseod a. 1y nf maas+
sad ueere. A,ta CESS GfEut 5nd espersas % sasa
ssie1 - N1ss- LoI aAe IL two q. Aras l0seIs 81
stK t and seven %, In Hleck tB o. Lots tnree t3ti
nte o. eleEen {ij, sTelTe "a fourteen o.
fF9 Ca1 snd twsi e7e - IN Black ntaa ls. II
Sese5 neaa sobdtsi9on Of Haft q sse cat hat q
tls1 iae Soti Fang. fjss:=st isi1 elze Il tse
5h1rt Principal Meridian A1ao, Lot three {3l- ID
blofk Ten ti0}, Lots three fs} znd tTeLt fdIt folt
ngUn a. street. md Lots ak l, nua (9}, fourteen
QO e fFsu.y two CD, h.Et4g on Milwaukee aye
So e., sd elsven e IN Acke5aolds aad.51o2 = Chi
Ma In charccry Of tae Superior Court Of CMcaxo
l.. Ch'ct &c. August sti- .eGt. auiQr Sy&rd
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4 TousAinE 1e-,s.nt ef eho nasale

L ToueAinS 10esasas sf the Hat1lo,
F1a1A. =. -
- A letter received in this city from Atlanta;
Ga, gives this incident Of the battle at Stone.
Bridge ---------------.-----
!, "A stiff officer from Charleston, engaged In
a.EnEa ef the 2ist Of Jn1ySsays: -: =
the eEcund, and !,assed piles OF dead In vad..,
Gus positions. Under large tree Saw 8
. body !. .ing, very handsomely dressed, with
fancy ,sword, and q handkerchief over the
lace ~ attracted my curiosity stopped,
:remoytd :the handkerchief, ald saw one of,
the hs1dsomest faces, I ever met with, Of q
: toy rot more than twelve or fourteen years
Gig: His appearance and dress indicated high
,Eocaal position; probably he vas temporary
aid to come general officer To ascertaIa who
he Wea, lexaHired kss Feelzc:.s :c1 = I'd :
testament, Al which wns Wr;*:::sr,
James Simmons, NV Y"rk. -Fr,'-'4ai. lor-
Ing mother. Ny son, remember thy Creator in the
daEs Of thy youth.
"t1 wished very nucn to take ihe body
kwsy, but was Xix miles from quarters, On
horseback, and it Was imposaible'''
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ESTATE2 OF; ROBERT. PAT.
EITsEsoM Dsurxszn.-Prbnc: :Seacs ,s hefeb,
given. t. an PERSONS having c.1ims aaa demandz
agaInst the eEtate OF the sad deceas
It regular tenn Of the Gounty Court q Coos
CaE1ty TO ce holden the Ceur lHoQse. ~ the city
.se1. being hi Isth.day thereof
NELSON IA0AAssDN Aan%t1ist1sssffe5i1 % nssfi
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a NE1NI9IhE . @NEEE1Nj8s~
: "A E-~aYx rv .WILLIAM MEVAE:AETHEgE. d.
rtsFed-NoIee Il etatT Ei5cn thss IraJe 1xo4 EpG1
.hs coea 9esf;. q E"ok cs1sfF: !: u =
TIE lily ErI.-esn lnE&e Eo.1-ty aud S'Et, aeTxs.
tz- n tre Third l1end. r. at beckematr, ce.t 5.!sE
t@e e:ste: nth car thereof for tho ra-a q
sns al siaac1x <ssztn - -
V-', k:t-esr tata 2..xEEE ss1:31at5. an =. =
kn rer4onh hayix xIaIteE ate - saas 81 - ~ IA
. u+G aud recGe6is1i % attend tstn FIT ~ = -
4. to- Y.,ts,5, Il i7eTlxl Vac k.A
'Ss5.s 'Ss:ss e;<1t:4S:j 4M ssiy ri. j, nj
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Gardeners Rheumstic and Neu-
a,es99 &c C9@peqad Is Ro..ti:e safe sna 2ssmaae9t M
E sn !s1tRAA remedy drtsiA1 ont and entirely sta.
SlssunE tne dtse4fe requiring no change u de! o.
= = r. oss son;nta:ns III 2eeMSt ct ss1e15
7Hn he obs1ncd ttc45sersen vel known- wto frssl9
give their testimony ID It's betAlf
- CHARLES 4 SMITH,
FOL Old Skats aos1se, Ho6ton- =
"After suffering With Rnsuc:atfsm tTentJ ycsrs,
tp,.nE ssttrrl, es:ed Ti:h tso h2tt;es q Gar
Giteis Rhr EyEA At3e and Nenraief1 Ccmreundn '-.'-
NORMAN T. -AIREs S F1ankftnAt- Boston.
Hay1EE been cocs!+It sufferer IRON Ee1rzlsis
pain t. the 1o1 Of numbetless remsdtes without OBJ
iadnins relief was induced By friend 70 tzy Gardi
taken but or hc7}e, ard I'M entirely wEll.~--
y. p BAATEE. DRY Goods De6lef,
M. Appleton Block, Lowell, Mass
For sale b LII JoHNsoN, corner State and Ran.
GoFh streets Ctit1En wholesale Ed Tetal sEC1t tor
ke EoEthwssEr1 atstea B. r. LASDGN. Agent
Iht tr1df Burp1f&. fyl9Si-Iy
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KHtlrUH15.
N ALIEN 4 d CHTCAGO UNION

rHICAGO:, & ROCK IsLANE
~ RAILROAD LIEE.-FasssEget trains tepsrt
tcKs and arrive at Chicago sa fn1loE8:
nsy E1rress aud Hail fla7e at LOO a. II. snd asrqa
:epted; ar5aye st G.16 A, n Eondsys excepted
1Glet Accommodating s Go 7. II, guldsYs esc4pt
I'd. JOHN F. TRACf, Cen. supt.
W T., 9-r Jfrt37! E4srnn AUnnt
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a: :. -
ANOTHER soH: OF GuH.-co1. Fletcher
Webster, son of the Constitutions Great 4
Founder, E'.t
Gen. Mcclellan is doing his great work at
Washington admirably. The conhdenoe Of
TIE soldiers increases in him every day.
WHAT TIE PEOPLE EAT:-Since the begin
ming OF this war we have stgreat cry and little
Wool, lard We think nov its about time the
thing WAS revefaed. .,.:. -.
POSITION or Col. MILES AT BULL RuS.-
Miles in the rear. ..
A PRMUE HoNoRIs9 GENIUS AND WORTH -
Prince Napoleon took oil his hat at: the birth
place Of -Rittenhouse, and planted tree at
Glrard College while in Philadelphia
A RELIC OF THE OLDEs. TnIE.-Governor
Oldent Of New Jersey, has received from EGG
land the original. patent granted by George
the Ill Of England to William Franklin, son
Of Bepjamin Franz lin, and Governor Of New
Jefsey. This document bears date sat West
minister, the ninth day Of September, fn the
second year Of cur reign" which must there-
fore have been 176a:. Governor Franklin, i is
well known, Tas subsequently repudiated by
his father for eidiug with the Foyalists. The
patent YVES recently found in the shop Of a
London bookseller, and no doubt exists as to
its genuineness.
, 1861-08-14

GHANCERY NOT1CE.-State0 81
Annnoss County ct Cook. Ase-s9Pe1!o5a axss. Gs<xs
Of Chicago, September Term 166IIJoEn p H.nS3@ HnS3
and Peter Heka u william BrEgs Joaa +, Ha1na ~
Edv1n 4ulIIver j. A. EaEsouaH = Gnaq121.t 2.|t =
Essd BsI4Td Daniel MsTtta; 5spfk 6 ca:,aS e oaeott
O. P. Ha1t& PStr1tk GaI1s2hE1 1enhsa 96sa1ne Fnrts
in GhaDCerY- ,s,r.e cf I0br Y HaynRfa
Aasr Ps.Ia0t 9, W ". j. JenSs. Normaa Charchn Wak
~ Leth Nrf Gnessncse B1ff = Defe1da1ta ansTe
nsa sa7inE been asa Il &c osseae tas & Gesk q
g snea ~ sepsia raa Jcla E. Hamlsn, Pazsons ].
x Ta,tS. - Ecrn1et Churchill Warren EHtrrsnE Chez
2 M IN said Court oa Ae Caacl side thazs
r. nn Tic R.1teenth day Of Ap1 1aa and that Ra9.:
Eos hss ssen issqed eaf of sad GouEt assast sssa
bfT aa1E f186f,1 as q by 1aw required T.. -.
ssrs, u. .JcnEs. Norman cEazcal Nasz:7 N ss7!s9
SD tttssrrze Hert1s, 6barP g Ia[ e 939
befots taId Superior Eolzt; OF ChIrhGo p ES1 EsSS
tE.cn the 5tst day cf ths ne1e 80 ns 81 Ill ~
TX 4 septsmes "a a. P1sssa; y sa;:anss &c
Cd lie natfs1s icE: fsezs q fs4f9 :dssr ~
ssa!rss soa seeerda e r. saSsst s MI Sn
q uuso EoulritE Foi.r =, ;: {3f1l$4W
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eY Kennedy's Medical Discovery

Ecuredsss Medicsl E1.eovci7 cures EsyElpelsa, :
kc57nsdTx Metae1t D4scoyrTJ Cures C&dke{.
Eepnedyt Medical gtscnyt1y CnrcH Nursing Eo1e NTH
Eernedf HMedteal Discovery cures Hume oftAe Eye9
EeuneGy's keGlc1i 0eceycfy CURES SEaId He4d
Kenntd} Medical discovery cures Running oftae Ear
henrtdy Met13e4 CufoR Ulceeatsd Sore Leg
k..lledss Me<acxi G:EcoEEry EGres lep17,
kennedsS Medical g discovery c1rea Eheums stlsm
keuctdyA Aes!c85 .-5tscnFe-ycn cures aitRheuu,
fssasd5.1 aeS, aeSse:1 Rtscsyesy essss DyEpspsi.:
Ketuedy's ed1cal Discover R-9a!sfsS the Ktineyr
hernedy,: sat AsdisaI Deee yer5 KeEnstes 1hs IveF
Whez JOE are sick md do not know what TIE matter
re1hAps you hare N inward humo7. rry Keuncdy'a
Eed:Csl Discovery
For skle b3 an Erusgts.k. oc5Snu
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logs 6. John E1ns-At.achnens
Pas 9etiss to the sa!a Jsha Es
q sq r.
~ J. E5 81 a. KslIssE = sd r. ssslazs IL
dEsd ythFes saa s:iae dolisE aI1essed W to I5s
SsS Rf,s:ss I9Ss {ss$ =?
te1m thseof 70 Holden coa He 81 e iRs R
6a Iii E
Il ne Ts ssehss d : a s. ad g sa
Judgment and costs V1i 6e sel1 70 zaasIS saas
GALLUP HITCHCOCK. Prf. A,t'ss. aa9Ei1ix Iii
GT3mT 40 TIIW0I7 o00T
f SegSI s; smes 6 gs e eRsaSs Hsos:
HeEe E9ss5f Kennedy and Harv.z chds John
Ra6e aotee sena T. the ssia ySss Eas H.
Eie1s ot tic Superior Court q chssgo date1 t6e 81
and Il
sistss$ dsl|5s $ssstsS s Sss;& i
fs 6 ss .B;ss 5 Is ,sa bs ssa gs1
e S e9 sf e. sgls I sy &C.
fty e Is s AZ
t acton iadement Vii Be entefeu a. aeatnst ~ yoe and
t. cSs s 81 Jane sna Gh hanaS Howe
e. sRsI sS = "a = ss
same. W:LTEE KIMBALL, Lettats Cis1k. ~
cTATE on T3JTN0IS CO0K
> 2ogsfs, ,sszsupslta1 ce1T: of eassze. AZ
st kshas IT sfeS5 sHnsI SsF Rs
son:. @ .Atiae1nsnt: lac % sN44' ''' '1Af''' - tu'lup'
e 8
s G;ass
suit Of kaa esd samuel Z. lV1S, Charles B. SawSer
, 1861-08-14
4&n4I ant&rtiskn1E1tt8.,


GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, sg-8upertor Court Of Ghleaga
FsEyth u IsaaeL. saarE rE-Attaeament-
Public nottee u hetcby Eiyen to the said Isaac I.
e t6s CLERK oi III 5npcE1oE GouIt Of ch!eaSo dat
,Joha Sc ATT apd Iames Fo syth and aEainxs she
Htafe Of the sad l.aoc L Shank, the srl1 of Eight
he Sheriff ofEoa5 County. which said writ has beea
HoE. therefore; Unless yru, the add 1saac l. snant
sbal! personally he and appear Rsfose The sNd sape.
Term thereof to b holden r thu Court Hon1s il ta
CITY 1t Chicago, on the first Monday OF August a D.
ISL ciYc spefa bal And p1ezd to The said pia3nt
a@tic1 Judgment ElHbe entered AGAINST g6u, aad IL
rf ,7,F e-f r'at-f'tfa. rS - !Guch e xt r-
Judgment aud coets En BE- sold satisfy the zane
WALTER KlHBAII+ CLERK
MaTHgk 4 T+YT, Plt'G7e AftsyB aus gi9saV
, 1861-08-14

.THANCERY NQT1CE-State Of
cSicaeo. t september s1 Telin. 5. 1si Msdoes 4.
MtnseoleE q: walton g: Anledoler%In Cns4sesX:
Golty. defendants spove named having been nlsd n
the Office Of the Clerk Ct said SnpeE1or Court Of Cnle
Hilleeoler that The complainant nled her b of com
patnt ir sald Court the Chaucs1y atds thereof 00
HE Sd dAT Of July ISL xnd that thereupQA
Issued out Of said Ceart ags!nst said defendant
trrnable oa the hrst Monday ct aept4mber next ffa
Nor, aniess yoa, Tie sa:d a:ton g. N1iledo4er ahs
personally be and appear before ead Supat3nE Court
of chicago Of Cook County. On the first dsy ot thu
term thereof 70 By holden Il Chaesgo n said County
arswer o. dernur to tho rid curnrlazn1DtS btu d
complaint the and the matters and thinge there
and decree entered against yo1 according 70 saa
prayer OF said biz. WALTKE KIHBALL. oI=rk
, 1861-08-14
RAtEr0AHa.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
naEpT cEHTRAI 5R0lTE

To New York, NEW England and the
s-'~- fCAEk1ass
the ffeat Central Deput, foot Of LAke street, at
7;pO J. E:-Mghtu1ng EKpre4s te1cept sunday.} AT.
RSe a1a q ISff9it 1GS S9o ;hsn; y; 5ssPfPasnae &
7:38 F. A-New York and Boston Express, {e1cepE
eaturdayJ asriyeat Detroit, ~ 4 4:
Toronto. .3:t2 f. II; Montreal LOO u D
Sasp pension Bridge Or Buffalo, so z. y:
Albany, a:2n a: II; New York 800 a: u; =;
Boston, i1:2l F. II.
T~.JS H. M-"-ret. etl F------ r--@--t 500 s3-->
+ t-4oAH. G4ussAs IL usuea
EaAlisbury's Patent busters
Ara run on Day Express Trains
PArFET -LEEPIE9 CARS ON ALLE1GHT TEAMS
T.. --=e-. eta-- !--.--- ---A
THROUGH 1lCE hT. LET eaIe II nil principal Rail-
road Gnce IN the We!r &. tbs Gaieaa 9hics. cofaef
Lake slo Dearborn ttrteta tander the Tremant
House Chicago. and st tne Depot
r n RICE. General Superintendent
j. 6. BEAN, WeEttrn Eass. Ag t.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST T.. 1851
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A late Londonderry Ireland Stanard con- tains the folling description of Mirage seen near that place:
 This singular phenomenon Mirage was witnessed on Sunday evening week in this neighborhood. A gentleman was returning from Carndonegh with his family, and the party had just dismounted off the ear to walk the hill near Quigey's Point when their at- tention was attracted by a wonderful appear ance in the heavens. Away to the north they saw several ships in the air, sailing across the face of the sky from east to west The line of vessels seemed to be fully five miles in length, and they appeared to be sailing down a river whose high banks could be made out behind the ships. Some of the vessels seemed to be moored close to a fortress, built on a rock. To all the party was the phenomenon distinctly visible So clear was the air, and so close did the ships appear to their eyes, that the sailors fuIling at the ropes were made out at ease, even by the children who saw the strange spectacle The phenomenon was nearly half an hour before it disappeared.
 Although the appearance of such things in the heavens may be very startling the phe- nOmena are not unknown about this part of the Irish coast The mirage" as it is termed, often displays itself in fantastic shapes on the shores of the northern counties. It most ire quently is to been on the coast of Antra es- peclally in the vicinity of the Causeway About twelve years ago very curious in stance of mirage was seen in Lough Fovle. Some fishermen had been out at night with their nets. The face of the heavens was over cast and black, when the clouds suddenly parted, leaving bright gap of clear sky in the zenith Across this place the astonished fishermen saw some thousands of soldiers pass, rank after rank, and regiment after regiment, and so near did the phenomenon appear that the dress of the officers could be easily dis tinguished from that of the men, It was two hours before the marching ceased, or rather before the clouds closed in and shut out the scene from view. An account of this extra ordinary occurrence was published at the same time
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VALLEY OF JEHOSHAPHAE.

Blackwood's Magazine, in an article entitled Chateaubriand, contains, among other ex- tracts from his works; the following beautiful description of the valley of Johoshaphat:
 "The valley of Jehoshaphat has, in all ages, served as the burymg-place to Jerusa- lem; you meet here, side by side, monuments of the most distant times and of the present century. The Jews still come here to die, from the corners of the earth A stranger sells to them, for almost its weight in gold, the land which contains the bones of their fathers. Solomon planted that valley; the shadow of the Temple by which it was Overhung-the torrent, called after grief, which traversed it-the psalms which David there compoSed-the Lamentations of Jere- miah, which its rocks re-echoed under 1t, the fitting abode of the tomb. Christ commenced his passion in the same place; that innocent David there shed, for the expiation of our sins, tears which the guilty David let fall for our own transgressions. Few names awaken in our mind recoliections so solemn as tho valley of Jehoshaphat It Is so full of mys- teries, that, according to the prophet Joel all mankind will be assembled there before the Eternal Judge.
 The aspect of this celebrated valley is deso- late the western side is bounded by ridge of lofty rocks which support the walls of Je- rusalem, above which the towers of the city appear. The eastern side is formed by the Mount of Olives, and another eminence called the Mount of Scandal from the jdola- try of Solomon. These two mountains, which adjoin each other, are almost bare, and of red and sombre hue /; on their desert side you see here and there some black and withered vineyards, some wild olives, some plowed land, covered with hyssop, and few ruined chapels. At the bottom of the valley you perceive torrent, traversed by single arch, which appears of great antiquity. The stones of the Jewish cemetery appear like mass of ruins with which they are surrounded. Three ancient monuments are particularly conspicu- ous, those of Zachariah, Johoshaphat and Ab- salon. The sadness of Jerusalem, from which no smoke ascends, and in which no sound is heard; the solitude of the surrounding moun- tains, where not a living creature is to be seen; the disorder of these tombs, ruined, ransacked, and half exposed to view, would almost induce one to believe that the last trump had been heard, and that the dead were about to rise in the valley of Jehoshaphat.
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ON BEAUTY AND LEGs-Old Lady Ches- terfeld thus gives a woman view of this mat ter, in talking to her niece:
 As rule, good men have good legs crooked legs, crooked minds; that is one of my notices, and one which have very sell dom found to be in fault Your dear papa had prejudice against tailors. 1 am more tolerant; and yet cant help thinking that they get morally warped from twisting their legs beneath them, as they are in the habit of doing. What dreadful legs some of our most atrocious criminals have had The infamous Burke, my dear who pitch-plastered people to death before you were born, and sold their bodies to the surgeon, had the very worst pair of bow legs that was ever seen. Look what spelling their legs by sitting tailor-fashion has brought the Turks to. In my young days, Q tight leg was pretty accurate sign of a gen. tleman; in my young days, the peg leg was fashionable People who wear tight trowsers nowadays are either dancing masters, walters, actors or sporting characters and prize fight CTS, ostlors, and omnibus conductors But, ah me. what exquisitly turned legs and feet 1 have seen the days when aristocracy wore white kerseymere smalls, silk stockings, and pumps.