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eanized body OF men had determined that Mr. Lincoln
should not be naugaraed that Re should never leave
tne ciy OF Baltimore alive IL indeed, he ever entered It,
The list OF the Of the conspirators presented
most astonishing array Of persons high in Southern CONT
dence ana some whose fame is not TO this country alone
Statesmen laid the plan, bankers endorsed II, and
adventures were carry il into effect. As they
understood Mr.. Lincoln leave Harrisburg at
nine O'Clock this morning by special train, and
the idea was, if possible, 10 throw the cars
from the road at some point where they would
rush down steep embankmelt and destroy in moment
the lives o all on board In OF the failure OF this
proJect their plan surround the carriage on the
way from depot TO depot in Baltimore, and assassinate
aim with dagger or pistol snot
So authentic was The source from which the nforma-
ton was OBTAINED that Mr. Lincoln after counseling his
friends, was compelled 10 make arrangements which
would enable him TO subvert the plans OF his enemies
Greatly to the annoyance OF he thousands who desired
70 call on him last night ne declined giving reception
Inc nnal council was beid at eight O'Clock.
Mr.. Lincoln did not want 10 yield, and Colonel
sumner actually cried with indignation: but Mrs.
Lincoln, seconded by Mr., Judd and Mr.. Lincoln's
a9n o,lgnai M informant, insisted upon IT, and at nine
wore Scotch plaid cap and very long military cloak,
SO that he was entirely unrecognzable. Accompanied
by Superintendent Lewis and one friend he started,
while all the town with the exception of Mrs. Iincon
COL sumner, Mr. Judd, and two reporters, who were
sworn 70 secresy, supposed him 70 be asleep.
The telegraph wires put beyond the reach Of any
one who might desire to use them.
Al one clock the fact was whispered from to
other and soon became the theme OF most excited
versaton Many thought il very injudicious move,
while Others regarded u as stroke Of great merit
The special train leaves with the original party ncud
ing the Times correspondent at nine O'Clock and
II will reach Baltimore in safety 80
From the Baltimore American, Feb. 23.] 80
AZ the representative Of political and sectional views
which nnd but few adherens among our people and no
sympathy from the Masses the President elect will miss
here the popular ovaons which have attended every
step OF his progress from Springfield up to the borders Of
Maryland But while this s SO, believe may say
with the fullest reliance upon the good and orderly
instincts OF our people, that his transit through Bati
more will not be marked by any demonstrations Of an
md
and consideration be consistently paid To his official
position will be quietly and properly rendered.
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The street Cleaning Contract

Before Hon. Judge Brad

Before Hon. Judge Brady.
Fm. % W. H. Williams rs. The Mayor, dc.-This was
motion for perpetual injunction 10 restrain the defend
from awarding the contract for cleaning the streets
TO Andrew j. Hackley. Williams claims that he was the
lowest bidder and that the Common Council we're not
thorized In giving the contract 10 Hackey The defend
ants contend that the power vested IN the Common
Council and that their authority could not be ntefered
with. Ex-Judge Edmonds, for plaintiff, Mr. G. o'Conor
and Mr.. n. H. Anderson for the Corporation.
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THE EIGHT MILLION LOAN.

WASH1N0IUy, FtD 20, JoUT
More than two hours were occupied by the Secretary
Of the Treasury in opening the bids for the eight million
loanl this morning. There about hundred and
sixty bders and the aggregate amount onored on the
dollar was q fraction over 80. The aggregate bids
amount TO over $14 600 oO0
learn at the Treasury Department that none Of tho
30 bids will accepted but that the whole Of the eight
million loan will be taken above ninety
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STARTLING MTBLhICENCE.
Sudden Departure Of Mr.. Lin
coin for Washington.
Alleged Plot to Assas-
Sinate Him.
The Friends Of the President Elect Dis
ceyer it and Hold a Secret Council.
THE NIGHT START FOR THE CAPITAL.
SURPRISE OF THE HARRISBURG PEOPLE.
SAFE ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON.
THE TRIP OF THE SUITE.
The Feeling of the People on
the Route.
.-ss+..-- -~---~--~---~>-,>>>~~
IIr. LincoIn's First Reception at
Washington,
&C., .....'. &C., &s.
Mr.. LincOln's First Reception q,
Washington,
&C., ......'.. &C., &s.
the SUDDEN DEPARTURE FROM HARRISBURG.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCH.

=. IKE AobUCIAIEU fHEOO DNOI AIOH'
HARRISBURG, Feb. 2S, 1851
The people Of this city asounded this morning
by an announcement that Mr. Lincoln had started in o
special train for Washington dispatches having been re-
ceived requiring his presence in that city Reports are
Susy circulated that there plot to assassnate him
while passing through Baltimore but such stories not
believed The Baltimore Committee is here but did not
have an interview with Mr.. Lincoln
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THE SEIZURE OF NEW YORK VESSELS AT
SAVANNAH.

WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1861.
am assured from high authority that action will
be taken by this administration relative to the seizure Of
the vessels at Savannah but that the whole subject will
be left for the new administration of Mr. Lincoln deal
with The republicans do not object TO this policy of the
present administration
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THE ARRIVAL OF Mr.. LINCOLN IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Feb. g. 1861.
Nr. Lincoln arrived here at eight o'clock incog, and
went direct TO Washington. His family and the re-
mainder Of his party will arrive at o'clock Much
excitement was occasioncd by the ruse.
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ACCOUNTS FROM OTHER JOURNALS.

startling IntelIfgence-Disc0ver Of n
plot TO Assassfnate Mr.. LfncO1n-Ile
Leaves Harrisburg for Washington I'm
Disgutse-Great Excitement and 1ndfg-
nation.
Especial Despatch to the New York Timcs.l
HARRISBURG, Feb. 23-S A. NJ
Abraham Lincoln the President elect Of the United
states safe In the capital of the nation. BY the adm
rabe Of General scott the country has been
spared the lasting Disgrace, which would have been
red upon hs journey hther, he would have been
bad he followed the programme as announced IN the
papers and by the Northern Central Railroad TO Bal
tmore
On Thursday light after he had retired, Mr. Lincoln
aroused and informed that stranger desired 70 eco
him on matter OF life OF death He declined TO admit
hin uLets be gave his name which he at once did OF
smh prestige did the carry that While Mr. Lincoln
yet disrobed he granted Interview to TIE caller
prolonged conversation elected the fact that an
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DEPARTURES.
n r wepler and lady, 8,


The Great Western Railway traffic Of the week ending
yesterday amounts TO $40 0oo being an ncrease over me
much blocked with freight on account q stoppege at
Albany by The ffefhet
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FRE0n Friday night, through the carelessness Of .
workman with lamp, the coal oil factory Of Mr. Adolf
phus Mllorhau foot OF North Second street, Get on
arc and totally destroyed The damage TO stock Aud
tools on which there Was no inswapce, wa about M
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A CARRIAGE FOR MRS. LINCOLN.

few gentlemen Of this city have presented to Mrs.
Lincoln an elegant coach, made to order by Messrs.
Brewster Co., Of Broome street 1t was forwarded to
Washington on Saturday.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Nova scotlan, at PortlandG Col
man, Spence, McBan, White, Stevenson, Perry
and 81 others.
SAvAYYAH-steamsfp Florida-Capt y Gaie Mrs Nell.
Mrs Brown, Mrs Freeland Miss Marytiayes Sohen, ~
Esher, Gilman, Thos Pepper, Brown Nichols MISS
Meyer, W Loydep, Leop.d White white yls DeE2ra, pn
ueau, ,Bhn Sherlock, Marhin, Gabriel, Broom,
Ray nard j HaEford-and IL in the steerage.
HAVANA ANp NASSAU, N P-steamshlp Karnak-Messrs
Giddpgs VIM Phillips, Negretu, Hyatt, gaihury,
Jr Rotheroe, Murphy, VIM Page Furtado y Macy
and family, W Kinesand, lady and son. Crqwe md
son, Hon ard Ven Arcbdcacon Caufed Capt Bravo list
regt Capt Carlton Mrs Jas Marble Messrs Brown,
X Murphy w Kelly, j B da Silva King. Weslogs, j
Andrew Curtiss, Ross. Brown, Reynolds, Menth,
Carson, Riley, Chase, Dixon
DEPARTUREe.
BRKnrT-steamship New York-Mr Weper and lady, 81
Louis, No: Mrs l. Sylvia Havana Mrs Wsrd, wne.
Ward, Master Chas Ward Geo Difenbach rranko
and two children W Mershal New York MT BUT Beacn
Psburp, Pa DR. Hausleutner, Cincinnati; huss, zap
Girardeau, No VIM Muller, Michailows Acn besch,
New York; Abraham Rosentha, Chicago; schus-an and
81 in the steersge. Total, 30.
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THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
OUR WASHINGTON CoRRKsPONpENCE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, 1861.
Bas Passed Iy Congress Thus Fdr-Ihe Appropriations tcr
Scheming Purfoses-FJrmdtiOn Of "a PlSssdey Rsa0'
la Neao Fork Ahvmen-Pscifc Railroad, Oregon
War De Chiriqui Coal Hole Speculation LGdtr %
Neao T1ck-Senator Representative Sout-IeE.
nessee Ccngresmcn E1ated-Natsnal Debt Of 7Ayea
Hundred Millions in Three Years-7Ae Soutaers Con-
federacy-Ieace Cbnfvence-Al0cvy, fc., dc. &c.
Congress has thus far passed twenty six bills and three
joint resolutions. One Of the bs-relief Of Hockaday
Leavitt-was vetoed by the President; but UNDER
stand it will be qGhred In shape, likely TO be
ceptable to ths cutive, and be approved by him.
The bill ml a considerable reduction in thu
amount to be appropriated
AS the session approaches It's close il is understood here
that ga rng, made up OF republicans and democrats,
has been formed, after the style Of the AdermaDic
ring your city to put through big thinss Ike tho
Oregon debt Pacific Railroad scheme and the Chri
qui coal hole swindle. The credit OF the government
and national treasury win be called upon to ce tna
music to the following extent if these and other propo
sitions Of plunder are carried
PaCinC hallroad .pAI0yv~VVVU
oregon war deDt... 4WWWO
Chiriqui coal hole ...,................... oVWV
Which, with the
The tariff adjunct .................. ZO.WOv1
Making the snug sum OF $lS3 $50, ,OOV
, 1861-08-14

TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAI
OFFICES.
, 1861-08-14

AR ORTGAEE SALE,-Whereas,
lY4 deiaSlt has been made ii the payne9t Of csr.
tain Note dAted the eigneehth dsT OF July, in the
yezr Eighteen 6uadEed And Sixty Tor the sum Of
hundred and ffey BeT6a dcllatB a1d eighteen Cent?.
viii Icte.a.t at lit TA.e Of ten Fer cens PCT a:n1
payable year after date to she order Of BonciCE
Belns which Eaid note = secured to be paid By
csztAn indentu1e ct mo.tgAgo Of the premises here
tBsfxr mentor ed dated the d7y xna rear afofe7a!d
essc1ted By Wtlixm achafe7 and Elizabeth bis wife
tn the nudsrslened mortgage, which: mortgage Il
drlZ recorded In tbs Records Of Cook County, ssate
q inlnois, q Boek of Mortgages dtT-o1e; On Page
i've hun dred ard twelve,
keH, then, notice Is hereby given thst the under
ssEsd by yirtue OF the power upon ma confeE1ed p
..d by SAID mortgage. shall on the sHentg
day. Of August IN the rear Eighteen Hundred and
Et1tF-D One; at the north door Of 64t6 C0SE County
Cont IN tie City of Chicago at tTelTn O'Clock
us of said Last mentioned day, sell at rubhc au
tnn to the highest bi1dsffor cash the premises land
and keal estate in Ea1d mortgage described aad ~ taf
right and efutty Of redemption * Estd William SEha
3ef therein SAID a0d3 and Premt!e3 being dee1f1Da
as fooea; Vx-Eiztt acreg lAEd from oH the aEts
cad oF e1ee Of the south h&f the saat e the
north east quarter Of SeetlontEeEtytwo CD II ToE2-
ship furty.Qne &41l north and Range thirteen Nsl
ast Of the Third Principal Meridian said eight acres
Of leQd being 1teen {b) rods Ia Ntd from north 10
SOUTH a1d extending In length from the eAst u1e Of
ss3d ta OF said north east qdarter OF Sec
uo1 twenttW 10 the Etat Hne Of said Gust haaf Of
said 111th- at guafter-
.9QN}FAGluB BERNAUsB, Aortgagee.
DATIs & E1a8EH, SoIicitors-
Chicago, July I'D, 1661. iyt2gt66 scd
, 1861-08-14
bareas

~ John B. Knight and Edzuund Ware, Of the stats
{! Kentucky cxscutcd and delivered unto P ter Geib
OF the city Of Chicago Comfy Of Cook aud State ct
uEnof>r certatn IndeEture Of mortgage. lated tho
end five ls553, which was daily recorded in the
Recorders office fEAu Cook Comfy. in Book twenty
tMo t2l OF Mortgages on page hye hundred and four
Knisht and Eda.und Ware conveyed TO sald Fetef
Geib, as mo1tgggce, all Of sab1ors numbered one "a
s:hool ssettaH 4dd5tien 70 ehIcsgo gai s
Los taken together being fifty 60 feet In front on
street ono hundred feet llc to aey, to secure
s Is e. ae
bearE even date with Ead indentnre the dr5t i tvs
hund5gn ana eighty 4l. dosa5s lio payable e
d. tErd 81 and fourth the Of ten handred
to tald Gem, q two q th7es % and 1oar years ron
eshteen thoassad hSs 6undfed sad lily doIiass
(2ptsag payable to the ordtr ef tho said Geb. i've
years from the date thereof with interest,"
a9eye se9a s e.
notes par abe i'd fopr snd I'VE q and ycars ESm tas
Sate shsIeo. ectivelJ and more than thirty day
Is Ing elapsed s!nes re lust Of n fel due ans
pr1ucpal and interest," the sum Of about ntneteeI
NoE t. tse5eteFs @ n Rnrsqanes g q the PoEsr II n.
(l1th} day Of se6tember L. D. ls at ten O'clock u
t forenoon at the north door OF ths Court House. II
ion @ md ss tas sss s nd Ii rsht az g Guilty u 70
oepton OF tie said nostgagors therein to tho high
est bidders for cash to pay Al costa and expenses N
CURED IN advertising and selling said Lots aid the sals
EfEK f!E d19 Ss 81
: C5icago, June II, 1851. jy7s55.g4e1-td
, 1861-08-14

W tce y hereby given that by yirtus Of the
powers Of fa1e containe In two Indentures OF Mort
EsEe executed AID delivered to the undessiSred
William D. Scott BY Sg1yester Lind and Eliza 0Tcn
LEG. BIS vile, beasinE date the 18th day Of July
D. :5as and recorded ID the office OF the Clerk oi
tie Circuit Court and EI-Dflcto Recorder Of Cook
County. II the State OF Illinois, IN BupS 80 Of Mort
Esgea It Pages. and the other at Page ~ cf sold
Buck: one OF said Mortgages beisg Eivea t. secure
.Ee paJment Of the Eund OF said Sylvester Lind Tor
the sum # Five 1ousaad Dulars due the lstt daf
Ct JuE, IS with {ntsEest on said a. the OF
ten pc. cent per ann., payable semi annually at the
Atnel1csn Exchange Bank In the City o. New Tork,
and the other OF said Mortgages being to secure the
peEmsnt Of the Bond Of said Sylge ter Lind for the
principal PUN OF Fire Thousand Dollars due IN the
18Th ay Of july, a. D. 1861, with aeereat said san
at the rate t ten Per cent per anuum, payable se1t
Annually at the place aforesaid Ishal On fhe 2ist ay
Of September, A D. 1861. at the Forth dour Of the
EoOrt Hous In the CitE Of Chicago Ead County Of
Cook End stata Of nnaas, at tka hour Of ten O'Clock
H. the forenoon Of sGi1 da5 Offer for sale and sell at
public Vtntua. 20 much Elay be necessary to ray
sac Indebtedness nere:t and eYpen es Of sale OF tho
following described premises TO- The North
store tc lfnds New Block on tie north twenty four
co. thirty co md tlt;one t3l). Of Bradle2s sur
a1d slown more f. ApaEacnlar1y ss ngnhsr twenty MAE
q ,hs p!'nclgal sun secured By saIa moT*Sagss,
1c:rs=s:yel5. WILLIAM 3. SEQ IT. Mortgage,
B. E " Wllard. his Attorney III faet
BAeDaE1T & WESTON. Att53- au11EE2-td
, 1861-08-14

M elSlFAGH SALE Wy EereaS,
lyA default has been made in the payment OF Ger
tain note eartng dste the fifth day u March, A D.
i and dns and payable In EiI years after date for
lars and cens, *s9s5 e4-ioo; and whereas
8lso, default has been made In the r0y1neut Of Ger
tain bond obligation Of date said note, aud
given 10 secure tue payment OF tbs SUN OF seven
together with other indebtedness, are described In
Randolph sniff and Margaret E. 6is wiSs. dated the
eth day Of Msrch A D. sss, md recorded in the Rs
s9rdess e1es ef Geek County Hlineis n Dook = sf
dAF aaslgucd to me.
Nav tierrforr, n pursuance Of the powers Of sale
In said; mortgage contEucd, pablo notice Il hereby
given. shat on NGdne sday tho twsnty.tial dag q
that day 1t tho no7th door nt the Court House IN the
city Of Chicago County OF Cook and Statc OF fllfnos
IthR sell 1t public auction to tho highest bidder for
Chsh. the premises eltlcned and described in said
mortgage vlz Part Of 1osB ~ aud etgh. Isl 1n
beginning u stake The cass lGe Of said lot eight
III IS said lot was originally laid out foIyhyc Et5l
feet rorth OF the centre OF said cast lEe: thnEcc
Eing west parallel with the north line ct said lot eight
slf9 s.ks ttiTt, Eso fscs vet e the xs,t nns 2;
block 1sye!ght III: thence 1ortherly Parallel With
said lot eight H 70 the Forth hAo Of said lot eevcn q
On te altr thence alcng the north Lines Of said LOT
lot sirhss thsnce sortGeTly nio6S tho east lre 81
6ud lot eight tae place Ct beginning, a "a the city
OF Chicago. County Of Coox, and State of Illinois. with
tie .teneme1ts, hcreditaments and appa1te tenances
:hessants bfl1nssE a9d 4! g r. ght th SnH sqf q
mo1tgagors, their IeIrs and asElgns therein.
I WISST9E. Assignee Of Mortgages,
ChieHgo. Juty eeat1, l5dl. tys5gs0-td
, 1861-08-14

FTDTcusEyf. o4TE
AQ11Nl CALM - - AEAe1hs.
= JeaIum Atklne, OF tue County Of Cook and Stat9
OF Illinois made, executed and delivered to me. n
day Of October A. D 1851 conveying to me As euc1
trustee the la1J and premises hereinafter described
to secure the payment Of certain rrotntssory note
Of cTen date herewith for the of sixteen hund
red and hfty dollars with Interest 11tcf due at ten
cent payable 10 the order Of hinlstf two months at
the date thereof IS mentioned IN said trust deed which
said trntt deed recorded In the ReG0rdera oute of
Cook County, H1nsfs. in BOOK a1d Of Deeds page 81:
anil Whereas default has been made in the Of
part Of said note, the OF sixteen hundred
dollars and interest thereon aud application hae been
made to nc By tile legal holders thereof to soil said
premises under said deed Of trust for the purposes
therein expressed.
Now. therefore, public notice IL hereby gyua that
shall sell at public nucton at the north door Of THO
Court House, in the city Of Chicago, satd Cook
County. to the highest bidder torthc purposes
IN said trust deed expressed. at ten o'clockA. H..
Thursday she Ftt enth ta6t day Of August A. q 1851.
the pfcr1lsfss IN s&la trust deed escEtbed fa-Wft
certain piece or parcel Of land situate In aud being
raft o1 block oht II n The aefH4nHi faFn pf C4lcaE
commencing one A9ndfed aud teet easto! sas
notth.Essn colneF ~ taln pocA ann iunnins ess 20
ne sonn me o! hn!e s!EGt one naaIeu aE4 tetE
tloi 1eeS 70 poht tary Es teeE wess a1 wess Anc e
s9s @ ons M ~ i nr1gA W. d ~ IS 11 o n1
tset t2 an ai1ey Gnss wesf aons ,nH 9oFta as g
w hslcS oa X @ H. aa9 aoats t4I dees: saGnne
aaGAs u n ess inG " leo ~ tasG.5 =
MI a. hEoEn aoou1 p 1 ~ !sgs 70 sns Fse1
81 beginning tltga,ea M @ n n nc sE r. 81 Ghicas3 Goun
or q Matn r ts III S saa
snd equity q redemption q the said Jearun Atknd-
Lib nes anu assl LIB MGH f4Gstu r r. re. .rrs+..
Chicago, July eth, ISL iySgsiatd
, 1861-08-14

TRUSTEES SALE.-Wherea1.
= Henry Waller and ga.ah B. Waller, lis Fife. e1s-
EuteG AID delivered 70 ]. Tou1g scamna ou, caTttx
deeE Of trust, dated March 1Sth A D. i36a and 70
corded IN the oce ct the Recofdef ct CcpE Eouuty
lHnc 4 o. the 18th caE of March A D. l8sN II Boo&
s 7sS q nseos e. Fage y coaEeytng certain lota of
cure The payent Of certain rrorni7acry 1ot il s1la
trnst deed Specified; and whereas II wns pfuyidod n
said dead that In case efult should be made bY -ald
Henry Nsller 70 Eaysan notes and interest aS taeY
thonld respectively become due .ocord!cg to ttM
GefpcEer their Legal re :Iessntsus9s Or aE82ns It
sAoaid be lawful for said scamcn 70 sell aud dispose
ot sztn prt1ntsfh CT anF part thtref AID nh right
hened! and eqolty Of redemption Of said Waller a
vie thstr Lens 6r ksstEna thereilr IN manner pea
tesbed in said deed: aHd. whtre certain instant
1eftnt tss been msds hy raid Henry Wal1er ia pay
nett Of saia Interest On said nntA at the He nhs4
tee same fe due, eud said 1ntcEcet tns Eec1 pa
Hp 70 tlis tfne: md: whereas. tsa.d aofMAnn and
saa /, I'm soiesss of saa nosss hsye msae
SELL aEa dspree Of Sad Jeu,tsea surdI1E to tut pro-
vlslf rs Of sa!:. uetd Of hugt =.
: Noy. ter fore, notice Is hereby stsen that I III.
eaid g T. TsoI5g sa@non = TM oa tne Igsa5f Eisata
oGoek Il ths foreSoo1 q tie nerh door OF he Cont
9orse. h the city Of Chicago. t. CsoE County lM ode
cEFr Ersse ard sell at public AUCTION a1 the hshess
and hest price tie same will tfiL In cash the pranlsea
Aforesaid HIth aN Fight te1efr asd eQ1itI Of rsde
tc1 q sald Eecry Waller and t: shere;? wh:e SID
.ses are t1t9ate II the County oi Cook aad stfs
T. ao s., ST. So a. Il, = e anG u III Block 2: Lott
T. IS ~ b:ck and Lot y IN Block al IN swift
. McAnIe5's @ubii,isfoa ef t:a north half Of tbs
EoFtb falf O. tbs vest half Of t,e n: + X OF Sec "a
Chicago. June seta- ISL {Trs3 esiisti
, 1861-08-14

fAV AiIl Elk L.. .Ck1D4as~194G7 III ILL
I1 nci&, Count; Of Coos. S-S-SQ.erior Cont oi
ChtcasoHM ChencesT. Jams E. Mallory ~. tao .1as
F. Baldwin, Earan 32ldwia, Iohn Ts2 H3r1- PaIEer
Loon S, RIehard D. La:hro3 Chaf1es z Ludd,aEton
and aomas 6. .attcaeu-9u te seEec1oae Acftgsse
Pubs1e ncnce Is fcrebF given hat in g1Esuace Of 9
aseItts1 oIde II the shove entitled causs o.
tel e, "a ChSIseiy oftha sapesor Esa1t ol Ghi:sgo 1
Z: 1e h t Rerta dosF & ts cSaIE House aI Coos Caa
e Illinois en : SATURDAY. tss seyeateentt day of
that SaS he following desssibsd real estat:
amount 6ue under said ecree via costs
Of suit and the Eatters fees, co,n1 =eicns and dis
berecne1ts CT eAid sEle} siE.ate IN tia County Of
Cock and STATE q Illinois and known IS hats or par
the rap q IF Ea1iNta's sasdIviEion ef CaEal Sec
lion Thirty three , @n>h1p thirty rlna C}, Rapgc
thl1t*en 90 cast containing tsentT ac1ga aad iory
tsin Eata e ga1css e laad eEn u 1nbsE nine
f: e:EtsloR Ct tss 3 EeFthsss 1f caaal sss2
thirteen {I1 ssst sont7tn5g sxenX acres and t15s5
sid sQbdiv1sien Eas recorded In the Eecorders OF
Fec e. E. Ceok County. 1lins1s. ocs2her 9th 1ss7. II
Master N chancefy o1 tie Superior Cont * chicago
Chicago. July c3d 1.61 fyli F1g7.td
, 1861-08-14

FARE ALWAYS As Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
, 1861-08-14
Estate OF DAVID s.. HAY


IL WOOD, DKcxAsEp.-The nnderelgned have been
appointed e1ssnteIs of ths estate of David & Hay.
deceased, hereby give notice that we Will appear be-
fore the County Court Of Cook County, at fhe Court
Hpnse in Chicago. at the regular term thereof the
third Monday of September next at which time all
persons having Claims against said estate arc notified
adjusted Al persons indebted to said estate
request to.mAks Hnmediate payment to the undez-
signed. JAMES F. DRAPER,
Ch-c8zc, July s, 1851. Executors