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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-11

During The past year We heve introduced
TO the notice OF the medical profession of
this country the Pure CrysfaLzed Chloride of
PFopylumine as
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM
Aud haviu received from many sources,
both frnm ply sicians Of the highest stand
ing aud from patients, the most
FIaIterIBg Testimonials of Us Real Value
in the treatment of this painful and obsli-
nate disease, we are induced 10 present il
10 the pubic In form READY FOR I'M
MEDIATE USE, which we hope will com :
mend itself 10 those who are suffering with
this affecting complaint, and 10 the medi.
cal practitioner who may feel disposed 10
test the powers OF this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMlNE, in The form
above spoken of, has recently been exten-
siyeIy expetimenled with in The
Pennsylvania Hospital,
aud with MARKED SUCCESS (as will ap-
pear fFom lhe published accounts in IN e
medical journaIs.)
u 1t is carefully pui up ready for i'm
mediate use, with full directions, and can
be Obtained from all the druggists al rs
cents per bottle. and al wholesale OF
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druggists aud Manufacturing Chemists,
PHlLADELPHle, PEkkA.
philadelphia; Jcue %, l66l-ly.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-11

CAUTION m-None are genuine ualess
the words Holloway, New York end Lon
don +" are cIseernsble as a Water-rnarh in
every leaf OF The book of directions sronnd
each pot or box the same may be plainly
seen by holding The ieofto The hght. Ahand-
some reward will be given TO any one
rendering such information as may lead 10
the detection oil any party or pasiies coun-
terfeiting the medicines or vending the
same, knowing them TO be spurious,
~ Sold a: The Manufsclory OF Professor
Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine, throughout the civilized world /,
in boxes at 25 cents. 81 cents and 81 each
u There is considerable saving by ta-
king The larger sizes.
n. B-Direclions for the guidance of p
lenls in every disorder are affixed to each
box: -
October, II, 1850.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-11
GREENWOOD SEMINARY

AND COLUMBIA COUNTY
NO1lAIAlh I5SSFIFUFIEa
AT MlLLVlLLE, PENN'A.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-11
&G@FFaas9
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX BITTERS.

TE1HESE MEDICINES have now been be-
! lore he public Tor period of Thirty
Years, and during that lime have maintained
high character in almost every part of Tie
Globe, foI their extraordinary and 'imme-
diate power oil resloting perfect health 10
persons suffering under nearly every kind
Of disease TO whirh the human frame is
liable.
The following are among the distressing
variety of human diseases in which the
,,frSE,., E1xI~x ~e.t,xS.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1861-09-11

Roaowny's Pill, are the best remedy knossn Ii
hc tcorid for he follow,ng diseases.
, 1861-06-17

4 STOCK OF DRUGS, AEDI-
* CTSEs AND BOOKS WANTED. au:oaatin. to
{3Na or sttGA e Sss. fes which valuable city rro-
ei.6f per cenr On III valGsfon, w b. a3ctaayei It
fa,r nsn;ss' g. Eeod End lag, WsA e & &st:d .ad
the couatfJ rreterred Any rerscn .isanS 70 90 ogt
Of TIE Ling Dneinest, ard having sr1tihs stock.
Hil trd good barEn4o- Address Box liia, CHI
cAsp, Ill. iel1rnu
, 1861-06-17
MARINE IHrELLIGESCE.

. pAssED DKTno1T, June t4-U-Props Mar
quette. Omar Pasha, Racine; bsrks sunshine. j
Hoyt, Fontznere, Cleveland, Republic, Waverly,
CITY OF Mlwsukee, Sweeney; btfss Globe. u
staudast; echre Starlight. Car1tugton, S Smith,
T ilmington. J Chspln, GOV Hunt, Monticello,
Golden Haryest M Ballard.
. DoWn-Stmr North Star: props Galena, con-
cord; barks S B po1nerog, r Winslow, DeSoto,
Mass11lon; bEtg E Harvey; schrs SuEquehanna,
G Norris. DeWo1f. Jenny Llnn, Eclipse, Yam
kee Blade, Presto, ,-Rebecca, Emeu, Exchange, Da-
xtd Tod, York State, >Mazehasld, Norwegian, ut
terpriee, Miami, Col Williams, Eetchum, sHeep.
stakes.
weather somewhat cloudy, with moderate south
wind.
AGaorSD-Tho steamer 3Iinnesota, bound down
from Chicago, Is reported bard sgrannd on thu
head Of Hog Island. Being deep loaded she will
probably hsTe 10 be lighted betora getting off,
Det. AdreTliser.
VRsss1s, ,rAssuo TnRoUau TIE WE11A:p TA
NAl--Eound Weston the 1tth: Prop Ontario
bars s Woodtuff; schz Harmon. ION the 18th
Bound East-0n the 18th: schr Tartar, On thu
18th: props Michigan, Jefferson; brig Frontier
City; echrs Moneasle, Algerine, Russell Dart
Barbarian. L Latham, -Pierpont, Dolphin, Ara
Vessels discbarging at the Elevator-On tht
12th: schr Be1muda.
TxasE1s Passing THorou WE1LAsp CAyA1---
Bound Htst-On the 1ath-Brfg Seminole; schrl
Crevela. J. Weber, West Wind. Bay Of Quinte
| Minnie Efnue. On the 13th-Propeucr Wisconsin
schrs Sarah Bond, s. J. Holley, Hamilton, Kate
RobinEon.
Bound Ea.t-on the 1sth-Propel1er Buckeye
Storm Spirit. Chieftatn, Mercer Revolving LIGHT
Vessels discha1giug At the EleTator-Schrs Hun
tIees, Yorktown ..
, 1861-06-17
mAuKET3 BY TRLEGRAPH.

:, NEW: FORK, June 15-F1ouR atil1 Continues
.snees hs1s decinsd B@ioc ssies + s@ f hsss 1t st
st.ss ssoS e. sSRsF 9s9 :az ss sese9a s@ Is s
foe common to medium extra western; SSDA
80 toe shipping brands extra = rho; and $a5o3
declining. Cauaaa 6onr anl, and oammcn Ersdes
lower; aalea 100 hri4 ut &47597a0 for inferior to
;choleo extra Rye dour selling tlowly st $apo@
%s89WhoaR da ans R.ast' sase "a d
msnd moJelsts; 1ales so h!4a ii 1S5fi64c-.-E
GaAn-Whest-Thel lnaEket rules quite >frin,
nat eewfnE t. q tas atts
1a00 bn Ill CAB It Si.1o@i.1a; Is, 100 ba smher
%ss saa E.. :. s. : s sc ahts Ss wesssM wassE 81
e. !s5 da i s ss@a9 81 'ieo a - sabes bs1is;
al I'd tSd e. e Il Sci @ s. i assa ssase
and choice Western yellow; 4?@4s tor prime Iennd
fellow, ,ee14s7 taE new yel1ow saqtassa-t - 1ssa =
foE wes.s1n md cansds, ss@sx Mr ststS.
i Gnpc1n114-Cofeem market vary hEm, 1t 4asanee
sf 3a. TT. Ssys 20 9sgs Gee 81
xsf ns1tet, ve:1 strong and seti:s ssles; .s57
ssd aed1 ,o nS,so Ss9as aeS 81: 4a5 q damaged
Pao1rs16ss-Po1F S ve2y dnn and prices atm zn1s
II favpr Of the purchaser. Sales &$ hraa st $16 so
49lo.7o. 1E6 latter IN extreme htE1 pt1cos Aao
$1o608lo IS for prime. Bctfdna ard nominal At
AM@4 90 TOR prime; IS 10000 for eouEtIs
meesi $a00@16 % for Eepacktd nesa; 81 oa4
unchanged Beef hams dnN IT. previous quota.
hnns. Ut meats inactive. Sales 10 Pkgs a. 20
SIC for7 shnnlde1a: sQ65$e for ,hauss, trntWtta2
E. Breon quiet and unchanged. Lard onatianes dpli
ea1ea 70 brls. 1t e3fQ9Be Butter tn aodseats
deInard. at 81ttc for ohfo, md s11b for stste
~aee e~.e sae1a5 y 14etse- :o,5!,I is-.S'
GnAra-Wb<at duh !; ssiea $50 No.,1 M0 ctab
'atesc. CpE9 quiet,' =. go =:
, 1861-06-17

-
1t the1ast meeting Of tho Board Of Mana.
gers Of The Homo for: the Fdendless, It ap-
peAzcd fscm the reports Of tho Treasurer. and
that Of the Committee on supplies, that Whit
they have long feared hiss actually come upon
them-the e1hsn1tlon Of Al their means and
. debt Of peasty $500. In view 'of this sadly
embarrassed condition Of the Home, the. Sec.
retarJ was directed to make the following
etatement: u
!. The Home WIS established add T. sustained
bY all cls9sea of the humane nnd benevolent.
Il hss received during tho three yeazs OF ita
existence moro than one thousand worthy hut
.testdsute.and ftiendIess women and children,
ead mort thaa ha1f Of thtaa have been proYl-
dsd with good homes In the country. The
narnheT re eeedred and provided for hiss nres.
aseo soout ono Fer day, and tho number OF
donates haa ranged fon 80 to. 100, This IN
nn1a "a ~ ce1psaaes ef the institution are about
e4,tV, and. e1tan5lYc OK llbesal dnuasiona
9on tbe country The ssnoust hss bsea ruas.-
" Contributed d. !. linlI;d au1nber Of wealthy
, 1861-06-17
Stand from Uunder-A Few Words
About TF1scongla Banks.
TFrnn fhA JnA1prern fQpfa Rarrhliror .

It Will be remembered that in April Last psrty
Of well dressed gentlemen to the numbef OF fifty
TIRES. who were Presidents, Cashiers; Tellers and
and there aeve,al]y Represented. net IN Conyen~
tion It Milwaukee, and csry gsneroussy agreed to
!Tecetve- and pay ont, the bills of each others
Ssasf ssa s. Sh tans sas h ht & bsa ns s. I'd
se heS @s added to
hsnks s H. and msdtsts!y notified the public that
that those Of other banks were worthless trash.
It Vas Of no Importance to these financial gentlef
were actually worth efghty-aix eentt % the dollar
In gold, estimating their value By the yane Of its
securities On deposite with the Bauk Comptroller,
nearly one half Of which securities are Wisconsin
oily ssi They eonasmnsa Fhe siPa Sii!s oi es e
back list: and einee; thst tlme have been Kindly
ssss S5 baye II sem Pp It ion nossas
1fty cents on the dollar, and paying for them with
the bills Of their own banks, many of them worth
really hnt isom fary to sixt} cents On The dollar
The Icss to he people from these banks and the
action Of bauke1s has been too keenly felt and Is
fear the end Is not ret. L the industrial clssses
continue 70 receive the bills Of these banks which
arc adverttasd as good, Mere 4 no certGsnty but
tt or 81
5ngy, Is bound to be the victim Of misplaced COL
yonr Wheat By tic asc Of fhis deceptvo deprecist
tchaf K 4 Morih u The farmers and egehants ars
now doing in Illinois With theIr bank bills.
That witch VIII. be offered Iou vii be Of the
very pcore+t kind, far the bankers know very well
which are hett, and aro not going TO- pay out that
dollar and leave In their vaults TINT worth from
GftY to tiIty,
, 1861-06-17

w 4 Mt D-Dry Goo }p, Gro
W cezte. Boots and Shoes, Clothing, &c. su1ta-
se for stctkDg s PEE Co GosnnsF{ stoEs u sfe1auFs Fer
and some money. Address p. .. Boz 14Gt, ca!c,so,
IL, 14.Ge@9 w
, 1861-06-17
~
i. P0RT OF CHICAGO.

: ~ -. ARRIVED. dune Is. !:
s,,1y' T.d; Franklin. U{rtov =, Io,.nh ~ 1,p
tIs: is tr1s fonr = bris sS " 81 . ad MH
Il kfra feel: i lot udze o'
Bsrk Ntagafa: Muir, Dalhouslc.
'Ba1k Great West. lamse1, Fresquc Isle, 477 tons
sGal.: ..,.. ,,o :
Eatk N1fhols. 9sA!ea% bunale, Slo tons coal
Bark Margaret: Ecst. Picsqna lsle, A59 tons coal
nr!g Mariner. Hsc1ett, t1eyes11 4e3 tons coal
sehr Forester, fetetsons tfa1Aa -1dres, . n lum-
bet.. w., -.
Scdf Roberts, Nelson, Hsnneon Hasbor, 1900 RR
ties. -. u
Sch Star fEoEs. Rces. ktaEstoH.
,schr Advent, Stocks, Hnllsnd, - m lumber. ..oo
RI tisa: :
4chr Atsfca, Thompson, Portage Lake, 12J m lum.
!: :, .ber-
Sehr Arrow, Scott Kalamazoo, 70 IN lumber.
Echr Arctic, Carpenter, Bndaio, 10 N lumber, !
, 1861-06-17
Daily Review of Chicago Market.

\~H-f
FREIGHTs-scafeel5 10 trm,r, The engage
% 1T ID To Bafslo:1bsss " s. Plessoa, eorn, It
se dHRRss1sd tshF EeRe Thss ~ # s; si. ,h,on.a 45
spring extra at $s is del: 10 brls ''Bsta7ia xxx
al $s65 del; so6 bll, 1onic' Q. P. $50 brls
%HEkTeReeeised, 20, ass hu; shipped. 100
hu. Market HGD1c lower. Sales We1e: e:-3,ooo ba
y. y. clab ii store at 7lo-egEreucy; ,Q9o hu do
at 60c-goId; 5000 b1 do At 70c-gold 7,50o bu do
as SsIsaHensy e. eooo b. DO at SSsIsasteaSJ G. g sS
gold 1900 hu do as 6occulreuey; 5000 bu do at
@Hc-currencJ 120oo ba do at 6lc-carrencT;
slo bq Rejeetsd Il stors 4 5o',s;utrs1cy; .,,>
Market steady. Esles. {, 400 bu Rlyer Mixed aaoat
1t 1Kc-gold; 17,o0] bn Canal Mixed aaoat, at
2shc-cufreucy; :, 200 bu Rejected af1oas, at 19c-
eurrenc1; 400 bu Yellow River (no. G5ins) =
store, At 2io- currency; 5000 tn do At axe in
ttore-cu.rency; IL oo6 bu do at go in storo-cur.
rency: Zoo bu do It tiso-calraney:.
,oATs-Rseeiyed, H.T7s en; shipped: none;;
Market 74c lower Sales, 900 bu No! IN store st
HYERecsiveS, 2,16i bu; shipped, il s6 bu.
Market quiet, Sales; 145 baga No 1T Sc del !;
400 bn Rejected In etore at Sc .e..,..
BARLEY-Reeei1ed, s7s hu. No transactions
HIGnWiNEs-Dull. Sales, II btls country
PROVISIONS Nothing doing and market ea-
TAlLoW-!s bsis good country At z1fo-gold.
H1DES-Quiet and unchanged We qnote:-
Green salted, 4@4Hc; Dry salted, 1885, DRY
ng1TEH-: ID kegs fair at 7xc; 10 br1, st &c,
EGGs-In good supply, with sales At ss5kc
FoU1rRY- Live Chickens, ;t1oo@1, 80 = dozen
Ft9 ~ = -..:.. -
, 1861-06-17
i&s561tW


TRUSTEES Whereas,
y James 9: AseaaJ and Margaret M4slay. hls rtte.
THWssce, IT &C: deed l. q r. ssa.: dats: March = p
coqst5 1uno :, On, iho i1th day of Apft; 4 2. 81
T. no1 - Ssed Ps.ft e. T. md p s,n e.,
IA lie county of Cook asd ssa:s Of Illinois, Ss: %
e e e M g "a
aaii p1s beie tablsct 70 eess il eaeaaSr snes
IN boaa betting s1sa 5ats win tala deea ior mira
thousand dollars rayabfe In yr4rs With iusxra.s.
bond telaE numbered st1 ana msde parable !, Eaxas
Arntlc !. trustee &c and oei1g psoy led there.
Il Il st s,stt:s T. sa e
ssoald remain Iae md 4npaid or The space of
ttEJ ta:s after tn* same should become dua aud
tere:t shen!d !, the option nf ssii AtsaiT Us exe-
eu:oss, Administrators 4salyua theFenpon become
saSss1 ~ - asys sash
and and b, sad trust deed Ht cfuv1det thst u casa
Of defsrlt u 20 payment Of saia boad @ ~ PAT
-: u the legal holder 81 nd bend o. u;
frpfh ntAtires attorney should sell said premises
ihersioIe aet.al. having eese nd, ,a ne pay:
18th to 18Th. lt6l. for Ac SUM one hundred sad
IL 10 Id soae Il.
tsfess az =: ,se RI q I'D sa,!sx a,ae
EuAnce Of nnd By virtue Of tho pos In sail deed
To- KaT :. saaF ~
o'tlecE noon Of said day Askhe Dorth door II shc
couEt House. IN tho CITY Of Chicago sou at pno.!r
~ ,ieht a94 equity q r,tsptloa OF ssta aaes e.
DAVE L S1ssxs.Sol.'e - ie+cpNd
, 1861-06-17

Another week Of fine eummer-ltke weather has
forced On the what and other crops at rapid
rate; but though come rain accompanied the thrn-
der Of Thurtday more 10 wanted, especially for the
barley and oats, ~ well az grass. With contin-
unnce Of tuch Hesther harvest time may DO reach
ed at the arerage season, II not earlier, But po-
tatoes muet be late from the hardness OF the soil
as Wel1 as the previous coldnees OF the season.
The beneficial change, accompanied with free In
ports, has prodnced The usual effects, and, though
very little reduction in the price has been
noted, there has been III almost total cessation OF
business, mllers Keeping their stocks at the low
est point. The scarcity, however, OF Ane old and
dry eamp1ee has prevented holders from making
Offers OF snch On e6sfer terms.
On the other hand, the markets are 10 oyerdoae
with damp and inferior new foreign, that it would
be difficult to place any quantity without liberal
reduction on the nominal rates. The French mar
kets have preserved their tUne more than wag ex-
pccted from the general impression that the wheat
has entered. The new corn Inv is to be brought
before the Corps Legielatif today. The Belgian
md Dutch accountsnote yetT little difference: and
the fine weather Was so much wanted ID northern
Germany, that prices decline yery slowly, and In
eo1nc placss not At all 'Sul Odessa. the Pffncf-
pslfties. as well as Egypt, the Mediterranean and
Spain, have been dul. Fine rains have fallen In
Italy, and YeU materially changed tho unsstfsfac-
tory prospects, entertained a month since.-lEdrk
Lane EITk&S.
, 1861-06-17
Important d Dec1sIon--Ins0xance Agen.
E1tAeS T.: -.
From tho Albany states1uan.1


Before The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania snit
has been pending for some time which was inssi-
tuted by the FtEemen's Fund Association 8gatnst
the Agency Of the Royal Insurance Co. OF Liver
pool. Who were sued through their bonduan' Geo.
Wood, and others. The Agency In January, 1851,
complied With the laws 1eg gu1atfng Insurance busi-
ness, In gay, 1857, law Was passed, tmpoaing
paying two per cent. on al tbeIr receipts to the
PhiAdslphia Association for tho Relief of Disabled
Fircmen, The plaintiffs, and requiring the payment
thereof to be secured By bond, With special and
appropriate condition, and with prop:r s1reties.,
In July, 1851 the defendant As agent Of the Royal
Ipsu.anee Company, gara such bond. Tha plain
tifs tned on this bond to recover the penalty; tho
defendants having received large snms Of money
in premiums. no ter ,centage Of which has ever
besn paid % required BY TIC ae' o9Is57.
ordinary In, it, character, of such 1ery doubtful
pssee sn n m s
form prescribed for The eufo.cen ent Of its terms,
that tie Judiciary will not enforce the bonds given
BY snch agencies for the payment Of tho sa{d pr
eentum on their premiums to tho said association.
Judgment Has accordingly given for the Datend.
xDte.
, 1861-06-17

EadaRAT1ns DUE WEsr.-From gentle
man who arrived in this city on Saturday, from
California by the overland route, welearn that
be me: On the road between Denver City and
0maha, seventeen hundred and dftyth.ee
tesms Of emig1ants, bound for homes West
, 1861-06-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of

~ Cook, 49, Superior Court Of ChlcaZu. J10A
Term, Ieel Samut1 MJers u. John D. PAhlsa. Luther
stons Lewis sto1e SeorEe 4 casnss az,a Es! Gas2-
s sone.Rt bert HaInn.d George Ruuedse. VILLA e.
G. Catnes samuel HsakeN william Wilson John l..
Certhe11 and IachArd 2. DoTeu, u ChancsIJ.
Affidavit ct tho non Festdence OF George 4 Carrea
and Caroline q. Ca1nes hls EtE Theodore F. Phillps
W1lIiku G. Appleton md Elra g. Appleton hs FLA
Ab.tah Stone Robert B4inb1,dEe. George Ru:ledE9s
william H R.rne FrsdE!1k NaIne SashaRRiIsi RIa.ts =;
hAvng been ea to once Of ~ Ss1x ras G6 ~ e
vile, Thodore r. PhM1d WtIaIa q. Ape.sse9a a sn
Eliza g. Appleton hls = tie AbVsh song, no2e1s h91
bridge George KutedSe Wins1 T. 5e1st- ~
lex Narnt, EalhAn1ei CsEaes saUn 1hst ~
liam Wilson md Richard i, xald cousf ~ ~.
fhst 1nrmortis thcfcupon tsaIed ont of asta Court
II I1scdssts setnr,abte On tna 1rat Noada9
Il Ja.rce1t Isl. = by laE Feqaise1
~ ~ s III hSaExs rs,iIiss ~ ~
t;1a g. Ronert Bainbtdxes Georgs Eat.eaxe
i{iam II Heroe, TEe1!eEtck Wafua EAEftsn44l -
Lnane e.nut! HsskaIl Ninlsn Wilann and RinasTS
fInzrn "a rerzonalJ b. and appear befpEo a1id
Rn.1rytor Court cf Chltako ot Cook County. ~ the
drst day the next thetoS - b. bo4dsa n CHI
easo ID saId County on tho erss Monday Of June
ad plead. answeE q denur 70 tne I'D eonplsaaas1
Herein charged md stattd Tn be taxsn colfeass
arsyer anS II ,sid iii. #4ITgR KiIBALEs cie1s.
K11a 4 ScpTx, CoupTN EpIr, mYNc1&5w
, 1861-06-17
Ghttstsn men, But, she embellishments Of

Christian men, But, Tho: embellishments OF
this gear have greatly leasened both tho nun.
Der and ability of epntEibntols: The consh-
9usnce u that our 7inhted mcaus azo mora
an~e1hsastea. In. ytsM.-p1 TIE ptate Or
tse!s. T.. ny bosIa q lts lsaa taettng Eesared -
churches qf the elty. &ar. contribution and
sppQlutkas q ao1mit to wait upon tho clet-
,Hmens-pastoru, OF our churches. md AFTER
: st4ttng the facts; TO request TINT such contra-
nuton9 may ho :taken within one or two
weeks. Should this reuort fall, the BoArd will
debt which they must lot do, or closing tfeir
doors against the implnring cries Of forsaken,
suffering humanity, which fhoy cannot do.
- s!:;...: :-=-.-.:l -: ''-.'..' .s'
TIE WEATuER-:Range Of the thermometer
for the Teek, IS noted By +. L. o'Hara, ut hls
drug store, No. 80 West Randolph street, cor
ner Canai atrseft .r..: ~ ,.tre-., -:
, 1861-06-17
THANCARY State
" OF uiinrb. Cook County. g. s:-superaoz Csc1t

THANCARY State
~ OF nlnrh coox County, g. s-supe+.or csc1t
Of 81 @en.saso1 Jane TsIm. Is, .-,-.
Runyea ts VIZ Jossps % 5esaslea. AeS ch.iies &
Wicker: Joan p%snn.ston % Amtrcsn = Hoise l nal Con-.
III: i; kess1: Esst:s ass.ss .ss!s!: as
iasxn % ifis = Jeei Bntt,e.. aessassd c?ssz,ss II
T. g H 1oss5s fh;
eesneIn s,as,lt q ths -.reoes Of Clark u,7o,
IS =
e e1!s fRtsz ~
hs1ax @ sesa %
s q nc SSsa = "a s9s5
M ssd ssa hs y? z Ja aa
Eptlea cec' eNa, and the onknowu Hei:s OF Joseph
IL L Id d
~. ~. e nsfs s.a. r " y as1 fa
ia Is nokaowa he;rs = Js.sgs F1tns: dessased,
eH Es9o E1ss t. g s I'd
~ erea1 no5ss Nst iae!sa Battles. sdznia
assS 5S: & I'll Ses
a;a sSa,sa S g e. ,5
1851 .na nat toc:noas thsleupon is7ued Of ssd
SSas: nnas & = e. q s. AT
xEow. unless Jon tte sald Cart Rqryon md tssrs
99eei butnss sase s.asl H.1sy Jo5a q 81 :.
| Nirizn. 4 ErorD. peter Klaney, EEsie.t = B. Lods
wick. Charles 6'A J1- arA the tald tetsudant4 ds-
gass e, dseeassd I'd tae uaknoxa % Hetr of Jasepa
furr raid sup IoF eo-rt OF CT lcso, ct Cook County
the nrt day Il the next saz to na holden
June, 1851 and rle2d. sLsweF OF dcnQr II tAa 1.N
eomp1alnautg bill Of complaint. tho Rs.1a md the
taken =. eonfesscd, asd decrec entered against Yea
! ACCORDING to L prayer ef sad bill
Erso Eco7. suueitors eoz con1la.aa1s ;
, 1861-06-17

NOT so.-rTha ,areat Western Band aselkln
tie statement; that they are ::ea1lsted to be
attached; to Col. Blair Af1eaoh1t feg1mept
, 1861-06-17
rHANCERY NOTICE.-Stat,

L
~ lluIols. County Of Cock, ss,-9apez1oe Court
Of Chicago: Juns Tom. ISL. In Chtncery.
Rnn7rn r Seymour n. Cla- k isunyoa Ani LAara ).
KM9n2 II On. Il. ,Siie, JosePa Joansfsh Cs.5ls. 9.
e.ny, staasl Bailey. 3o9a i nF9VS w,lltsaa 3
staEr JE Robert Hnahes, Lucaa Duttlea adna1aistra
Fl Of tho estatt OF Joel Ruitles. tecesed tao m
Il pwB nefrs j. el BntNes Cecexsed Ctarfs3a FIJI
Hrt adainl. rar,x of The e.ssse Of 1teph Fk1ps d.
cesed tho unknown he.rs Of Joeeph Fls1nA 4eceAsed
Ande!it b.. l1g been q 10 the oteo q tlr Clerk
Q, Of the defeHdanta soove nansd, IN dne ,naairJ
gone OF this Stats. Notice Is hereby Ttve to ID
sad Root # Hugho hat the complainant tied bis I'm
or complaint In Rai'f Court, en- tho ChAncery aids
lhtrroL on The txsnsssh ~ Of May isst aud thas
HuT MT cs -reurc tssutd ont OF Ratd Conr* acainAt
ta,d DcttId,sts @ rc.rr5anlo % the 1ras Monday u
Nov. unlFxs ron. tie sa1I lohert Hughes. 1h2Il
personalV BE- and appear befofe said Su;eior Court
Of Chicago, OF Cook County OF tho tr3t d1y Of ta
next term thereof to BE- hclden at Cht:szo. y saa
sasvsr Or temur 70 sac said soup!ainMants M ela 9
IN Charged md atased. VIII be taken - eonlesacd and
cfrdu bill WALTER EIMHAfL C1axx
K15a q seo1E. CouplalI anfs solc1iaE1
, 1861-06-17
MuRnER0ES AERAIE Az COT
TdGE GKUVEs :.



Ut satofrsy aitsSnoen, ADORE . O'CLOCK, IN
atlrav oi serious, Il It Do not prove fatal
mature, took place at Cottage Grove, Just
without the city limits, and near the suburb
an lotel' Of Abraham Pell, bJ which one Of
Col. Hackers volunteers Wis shot by citizen
The two had rode doTa rom the city In the
sane street car. One was John Sullivan, an
Irish hostler, In the employ Of Mr. Pe1 above
named, and the other John Hanss, \ private
In Capt Won Horn's company in the Hecker
Jaeggar Regiment, In camp near that plaee.
Both were somewhat under tho influence Of
liquor, and Strangers to each other. Sullivan
lad5n lis charge two. .aecanteFs for the bsz,
and the German asked him what he h.d In
them, to which the other made dur'y rejoin
dert High Fo1ds passed between the TWO,
and Sullivan threatered to whip the German
when they should l=are the car.
In accordance with this threat, he had no
sooner left The car than he pitched Into Hsnss,
but evidently m,stook his man, as tie assatl
mt came out second best, Sullivan getting
roughly used by his antagonist. The hostler
rctreaied to thH hotel, md the volunteer, With
two other eoldierz, proceeded on his way to the
camp. 4 fsw moments Inter, two gentlemen
drove up to: .he hotel and eaw Sullivan IN
great h.fte loadlDg = double baueled gun. -
They askea him uhat shooting he was gotag
to get. md he answered pigeons, !" and lei
tie shed OF q run, the gentlemen thinking Nc
more Ct It, Until af1er hearing Of the shooting
affair, which from the above Hi1l be seen to
haro bstn most deliberate -.
Sullivan passed down Cottsgc Grore Avenue
on rrn, and overlook his late aaverza,v fus1
abreast Of the Uni7crelty building, Ehere ht
called On hin to stop. Just as the aoldler dli
80, Epntvan fred both barrels 1t less than
rod distant, this charges Of huckshot and nail,
being received by Hauss in his face, head aus
neck. He teu instantly to the ground. On,
Of the soldiers who were With him, tnttantl,
turned and pursued tho assassin, the othe
rnurlng 10 The a8}otuto1 csups and giving th
ALARM. 49, >,::.