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DEraorr, Mich. . Jan. 90.

l. ill.," e 49, DETROIT MlcnAt JAN ~, -:
(. / large meeting Of the citizeus, favor
aftfe to the l,hiu of tliG border siBte con,
vrniioo. ass,t4Iiktl in tie City Hall last
uFsi,i, pnrs6aat TO IL call. of the mayer.
Tue lJaA @as dgg.scly racked: Hundreds
hrmg tiltaCile. to obtain sdluittanre, Tho
mVut.nT Wihs addressed by prominent
Democrat apd RvrNrbEcan Speakers RES
oIHrp1s were Adopted taYorlng rR9 adj.
iiiI5gl0n ut tue tgrfrtorY South Of SO 80 us
i -.
north Of that lihp TO he trcs ~ ::=.:
| 14e HlpeEdulcIft of the fugitive slave
law TO pfereat kidnapping. repeal Of per.
soBaE liberty bills, prevention OF interfer,
gilce by congress with slnrery in The slave
States and dock yards, Northumberland
hi cohgr%95 with slavery ia the District Of
Coipltibia, Except will The consent Of the
people OF Ataryiaitl*aRd Virginia. and the
District, perpetual prohibition Of the Al
rlCan slave trade. +: .... .. r.
TlTee delegates were appointed to pro-
-ceedto Lansing and urge the legislature
70 repeal the personal liberty laws ....
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Z We I0Eowt"g lIcris are from tie spc.
c'oi Washington dispatches, JaN. 18th, Of
the CtAentatt tt3l@rsJ -. =, r..
r.. l=he}r il, said lImt Nj. Seward, stin
! roWfe(ent; as<erts. That tic slavery dtli.
cNlly viii -be. ssNyed ia 30 days. IL. is
5SrHled today llgat an understanding has
= EN- had. lily y sWard, Criltpnlclt. and
Dnisi1s ll9l the subject. OF existing
:treuble.. and they :tIripk somc. eompromise
+ i!.uy yet he gotten through CqGgre<s. ii
II, rt,luered Ire tll.t hegrUpnd Of Sew.
! ord's currli8elFee aad rooi'te,s is, that Mr.
L|ucGil will iH II few days issue mani
:ttSlos IN which he is III give satis faction
both z NoFta ard South, Mrs.rss Crit.
te,tt'tn, light, Douglas Hutl Others caEfctl
"a In@e'ius tonight, with EttH ridge arrt
other conservatives Of tic Hose. 10. eoa.
S!,tp5 = nrE inla>,ru Of rtlinpioniIEr, lis,
elaborated ola highly Important charac-
ter; The proceet':s.gS are strictly private.
C4Ssius NJ Clay Is here gorml>tr uygip y
Lie a1joat5uh OF C0rwin'o coml ra,If.ee
By iu@tutiuH he vii address TIE Rcpui1,
M,4m iSSuciHtiGa Tomorrow hight, An
0iai.at'fsa2i .t.si ,-s'',' j"st ron the a0ntii
snysihHt Al me states winch haze seed:
ed, except SOUTH C"r"!ha, nre ready to
c9}SH tsEci; bfe,r feHsoua.b'e concessions
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VOL. III.

caers, individuals will he punishable liy
II fiue oil IA thousand dollars, or solitary
fut 8 years. aisofor author
izjng tie governor 10 appoint i've cotnlniar
sioaerS 10 Washington for the 4th of Efrb.
Tie select cunnnfttee tonight agreed TO
report The above tomorrow In tho
btdlse tic appointment OF commissioners
WAS discussed aud made the special order
Tor tomorrow. II will probably pass.
r. p. =. ......&:. ....= EEw YoRK, Jan 20.
r. The Tammany Hall convention LAST
evening pissed resolutions inslTncling their
Delegates 10 the State Convention 10 re-
cogfineiId their unqualified recognition as.
The representatives 0f the regular organi-.
Eatien Of tile city deinoprsey, and that. if
tuny other delegates from The metropolis
have seats accorded them, the Tatninaily
delegates withdraw aud tske no paft mi
the proceedings, "A hlrge meeting OF The
feltizenS 81 New Y6ik, was held 1T Cooper.
Institute last evening to express the sen.
tihlents Of the people Of this city on. tho
|l1ltiopal crisis ....., ,... !.
A long, preamble with resolutions was
fCesd w Mr.. Appletga osksiili:it, giving
a comprehensive survey oil tie paSt mud
present condition Of the eoGutry, and :toir-
Guiding by lie Recommendation Of tho
.i3ritfeldeit conr promise us icing III tie
OpiaIon of tie people of this city, tho
best plan fof the settlement Of our mutton.
al difficulties .. Il " 4. r.
James l. Bradr inside an claborite and
able SPEECH for the Union, followed by
Hon Hiram Wallrtdge, Hon. Henry
Hyde and others a. resolution was
.GuUpted 10 appoint three commissioners
lroip this :eiJS 40 VISIT the conventions
Of The seeding states, and confer With
The delegates in regard 10 . settlement of
the secession question; The chair mp.
pointed as such commissioners James Z.
Brady, CorHrl.Bs X. Garrison, and APP
pteton 0Nk-s,ntih The commissioners
ARE 10 proceed mon their mission illraedi-
Gtely, and to report the rcsllt OF their
iaGorS at The earliest practicable moment.
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grievances conn lititied Of, or 10 give new
fer the I,efiRdpehce Of vested
rights, L l. sol utille to oppose III this
conversation MIR, LiDcoIu urged no Ubjer-
ton 10 the border states or Etlitridge pro-
positions us a future basiSof agreement II
party The republicans MS adtsifes TivmoSst
1rtense excitement exists in certain COO.
=eressjouaf .e,rclcs: d consequence of tile
1act leokiHg ont that the. Howard s. iect
,ginnlittee ot Tie Honse has positive tyi-
fence before them Of q conspiracy Exist
.Is IN tits city and vicinity 70 overthrow
lie government, at which certain pronlilt
IL officials aud citizeus Of Washington
nd elsewhere figure. ... +. &:
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MAsIifNa1n.S Ian %

Secretary Dix has issued orders that
Cal'taius " Reverence Ci4ltfrs shall no;
dtttvcr up their Tcsrlsy'o rctsGls, hlt de,
fctHI them tn the Hast, !Etg'lg oyprpoWerrd
10 blow them up, lie has niko written ia
The COLLECTOR Uf NV Orleans, 10 arfny
10 the Guvrfn,if Of L9ai&i,pt To rrvuk"
Inc seizure vi The ghErrnHtrtI HnShFtnI, n[lj
the order for removing go patFcilta,, Mr..
DIX nnuoHhcthE Il as an set If III TRACE
oHs taltafitgr dsgraceiui to any AsG:er
s
Senator Mallory at Pensacola, telG,
grHphed Senator BigleT last eNtntng, that
zoe men were on tie ground 10 RESIST the
reinforcement Of Fort PIckrns, aud that
II the BrOoklyn attempted 10 Ecitcpe the
tort, u bloody tiglit would tOilyW, Tiii,. :ct.
rand Of the sloop ef-var BfooElyt, il be.
feyea 10 t,es0 Of "a peaceful chariGtrr, With
IN vie n to intercept hrStjie demonstrations
on the part Of The Gull squadron. Thr
troops oa il0Grd were tieSljntdf 10 The works
ut tho TUltugas, which: afrsltl ID posses.
sion Of The federal authorities but without
adequate force to ifolt thriHe. ri. - =.
Capt Barron was sent by luHl Il week
since. on II similar crrahdr ard buo prota,
4t,ly' arrived there by this time His dis.
patches TO Fort p,ckeRS aud The Naydi
commanders hi TIM Gull, were Of II most.
pacific character :. r.. *...
The report is erroneous that boat from
Fort Sumpter had been fired into from
une OF the Charleston forts, -: ~.
{ Col Huyne has made nn demand on the
federal government Tor. the surrepder OF
Fort Sumpter, and is patlrutIy awaiting
tho action Of the Soutttern Congress at
! Montgomery, which wit assealbIe next
week. -. ...-..... ...
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81. .sa.l... k.ss.NaNn, Vas az, 9itE'
Intelligence has reached here that pre-.
fyioas 10 The passage Of the Georgia ordt.
lfsrnce Of secession, Harrison W. Reilly, q
ploiBitlent citizen Of tile mountain region
Of Tint state, proclaimed IN another por.
tlUlI of GGrght thuts be was on his way
bQiav, and intended 10 raise u party aud
| take poSsgsSiou Of the United States mint
al Ddliloneg5i, for the U, S, government in
ease Grorgi,f passed ils,te>srof ordinance.
Ills declaration caused considerable e.
eilement in Miiletfgcvillc, md tic covers.
nReltt WIS requested 10 send Il rlibtHty
force to DHldvnrgH, but had rot ,lOlc 50
at the dute OF the Hdtices. Gu The same
authority ms the abute, We learn that
there is considerable ,mHen element ia the
mountains Of Grorgia, aud an anli-spces-
Son meeting was held in PiskenS county,
wlien they heard of he passage Of tie,
secession or.ltn,lt,ce. - The old stars and
@HttE@R wore .rlfn up ami the dctnonStra-
tsaIs OF resistance 10 secession were CHI
.Pimtir aud pnec lHiSocai. The impression.
however, was general at MilIeJgvYlllr,
that the people OF Georgia viii generally
:sustain tile ordinance OF secession, and
cooperate in the formation Of n Southern
Stutes RcBRbiic i. +. II. n ~
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= :. /. THE. - I'll. r.: :. i ' Ali.
MO IfA s. I N o ER.
.- r,-@s US rusilsiJEp - - !. f.:
..>..... EVER u SAT U1RD 4 H.: d. i
sFFIfE--- Narths Nsst Room ~ COUNCIL
Z ~ HOUSE. ~ abe Ba-sIasHt stors. -
:. =.:.@ Jam ES FE.ltfi tI:S0N, /.
>>> KptI9R AMI PRDrhgEtdR i. 3: Z"
/ TERMS. SO ftr slfanltFt IN Aataats
ADVERTISING,

j. 81. Il. Il . ADVERTISE ]. :: !:
fT,a Listss, ef less, espstltats one ssunts !
jIat ssilsrs. stfh is,stfiic1 ; - - igo :
FyjTy: baaFhah' H:isrii: d.; i. - 30
n 81 ssislrs I'D Itti Htitt, -s:'% u Ot,
sas , sa3itiss+&t RI I = a& :i.fr:
~ 6rfsnsemani. ~ St Ee,irsd che as5f1ept Is
Iii AiigtFtfEsFisijiS 70 tiEerfi0fra
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MANS Duty 10 woman.

Let him learn to be grateful to woman
for this undoubted achievement of her sex,
that il is she, far more than he and she
too often in spite CT him, who has kept
Chrjsteodom from lapsing back into bar
bsrisu-kept mercy and truth from being
oVerborne by those two greedy monsters,
money and war. Let him be greatful for
this that almost every great soul that has
led forward or lifted up the race has been
furnished for each noble deed and inspired
with each patriotic and holy aspiration by
the retiring furtifude Of some Spartan or
more thau Spartan-sUme Christian mo-
iher.
Moses, the deiiverer ofhis people, drawn
cut Of the Nile by the kings daughter.
some one has limited, is ouly a symbol Of
the way that woman's better Instincts al
ways outwit the tyrauical diplomacy of
man Man, too, il encouraged by the an
probation Of the other sex to accomplish
noble and worthy undertakings when lie
would otherwise have failed in them Let
him cheerfully remember that though the
sinswy sex achieves enterprises on public
theatres, il is the nerve and Sensibilty of
ise other that arm the mind and inhams
ihe soul in secret. A man discovered
America. but a woman equipped the voy-
age. So everywhere; man executes the
performance, woman trains the man -
Every efectual person leaving his mark on
the world Is but another Columbus, for
whose furnishing some Isabella, in the
rhspe Of his mother, lays down her jew
elry; her yanities her comfort.
Above all, let not man practice on wo-
man the perpetual and shameless falsehUod
ef pretending admiration and acting con-
tempt. Let them not exhaust their kind
ness in adorning her person and ask in
turn the humiliation Of her soul Let them
not assent to her every high opinion as if
che was not strong enough to maintain it
against opposition; nor yet manufacture
opinion for her, and force it on her lips by
dictstion. Let them not cruelty her no.
tions, nor ridicule her frsilty, nor crush her
individuality, nor insult her independence
nor play mean jests upon her honor in con-
yival companies, nor handy unclean doubts
Of her, as wretched substitute for wit ::
nor whisper vulgar suspicious of her puri-
y, which, as compared with their own, is
bike the immaculate whiteness OF angels
Let them multiply her social advantages,
enhance her dignity, minister to her intel
h6enee, and by manly greatness, to be the
champions of her genius the friends Of her
misfCrtunes, aud the equals, if they can,
Of her heart.
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Mortgage Sale.
EHrHER IL

w HEREAs. Charles Matthews did on the TWEEN
w tIeth day uf December, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fty-six execute and
deliver 10 the undersigned Ethan Wetherbee. a GER
tain mortgage TO secure the payment Of five certain
promssory notes, in the said mortgage mentioned and
described and bearing date Herewith which said
mortgage was filed fof record in the office of the Re-
corder of " i'll County, the Of Illinois on the
twentieth day of December A. n. 1856 aud duly re-
corded in said Office, in Book 50, page 7O5 And
default having been made the payment of four of
said notes in said mortgage described and for pay
ment of which the said mortgage executed %
cure, to-wit, for the of Twelve hundred and fifty
dollars. each. and made payable respectively, the
first day of January in each of tie years 1885, 1852
1860 and 1861, with interest payable annually, and
given for purchase money OF the lard hereinafter des
cribed, (S479S of principal and S321 32 of interest
making Eight hundred dollars and sixty of prn
eipal and interest, which has been paid thereon) and
the residue of the principal OF said notes together
with the salaBaes of interest which has there
on, being past due and unpaid
Now therefore, public notice is hereby given, that
by virtue of the power and authority in the said
contained and for the purpose Of paving the
idue of the principal and interest Of the above descri
ed notes. shall Saturday the nineteenth day of
January A D. 1861, at the hour Of O'Clock in the
afternoon ct that day, at the north door of the Court
House. in the city of Joliet in the County af Will and
state Of Illinois, sell public yendue the premises in
said mortgage mentioned and described. situated in
the County Of VIII and State of Illinois to-wit: .Tbe
north west quarter of Section number Thirteen 131
and the east half of the north quarter of Section
number fourteen Cl4l in Township ihirty-nve (35l
North Of Range nine ~ East of the third PRINCIPAL
meridian, Containing Two hundred and forty acres
more or less together with all and singular the tene-
ments. heredtameIts, privileges and appurtenance.
thereun+o belonging in any wise appertainiBg and
all right and equity of redemption of the heirs assigns
executors and administrators the said Charles Mat
thews, to the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WErHERBEE, Mortgage
PARKEs ELwoop, Att'ys.
Joliet, January S, 1861 302w
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Adu,ini.trntOr,s SuIe.

NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue of order
' and decree Of the County Court Of WIN County,
made the petition Of the undersigned Eimnistra
Of the Of Gusayus A. Goodin deceased for leave
s tho Real Of said deceased at the February
Term thereof A. d. ISL / shall on Wednesday tile
Twenty fourth day Il April, A n 1Sd1, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A. VI. and D O'Clock =. VI. of said
DAY the north door Of the Court House in the city
Joliet in said County Of VIII. sell at public sale, the
highest and best bidder therefor. all the right, title
and iuter: ofsaid estate il and the following des
crbed real estate, subject to the Widows right of
Dover therein, to wit: The half Of the 4 of
Section number twenty CD. in Township thrtysix
{36j, North of Range number ten (l0l East Of third
principal merdian also tie undivided fourth part
yded forth pert Of the north east quarter Of the
north west quarter lex epting the undivided
fourth part of twenty-five being Lots , aud
the MOI tn half # Lot ber 5, in the subdivision Of
said quarter section) Of Section number nine (9) in
Township number thrty-six (36), north Of Range
number eleven az East Of the third principal meri
dian; also the undivided one-haf of the half of
port AL situated in the County Of VIII and State Of
Illinois; also ths undivided oneoUrth part of the
half Of the north west quarter of Section number
twenty-five (22 in Township number thirty-seven 81
North Of Range eleven az East of the third principal
meridian situated in the County of Cook the
Of Illinois; also undivided one-sxth part of the
nortL quarter and the uuv oue-sxlh part OF
the south quarter Of Section number thirty-six
(36}, in Township number twenty-five (22) North of
meridian situated in the county of Mclean and state
Of Illinois.
The terms Of payment will be made known on the
day Of sale.
CHARLES H. WEEKS, Admr.
Joliet, March y, ISL. 5g-5w
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IDY virtue Of decree Of the Knox County Court
ID in the State Of Illinois, the undersigned admin
istrator dc boass of the estate of Erastus HIND
VIII sell at public vendUe at the front door at Court
House m the County Of Will in said State of Inoia
on wednesday 9TH day q Nov, 1850. all the Interest
that the said Erastus Hurd deceased had in tho fol-
lowing described real estate, the time OF his erease
to-wt All that part Of the north east quarter az So
ton twentyfour GA, Township thrty-hyef35 Range
Nine (s east Of the third principal meridian in sad
County of WILL lying north OF the Illinois and nici
gan Canal excepting f0ur and half acres on the
North east corner thereof heretofore conveyed 10
Marshall King and also excepting six acres and seven
tynine hundredth, occupied by the Chicago & Rorl
Island Rail Road company. The sale will be made 70
the highest bidder between the hours of 10 o'eloct
NJ and O'Clock P NJ. of said day and on a creJi, ~
twelve months the purchaser giving note with oood
personal security, aud also mortgage on the premises
Deed executed al the time Of sale.
Sept. Is, 1860. Ito,
The above sale Is prOsponed to the Sd dav of Anrg
1901, at the same hour and place above dsscr ated
T. 5. DoLBEkR, Admr.
'ohe'; Nov 20 looo' 232O-w
The above sale is pospoied until the sth dav ef
May, 1851 at the same hour and place above des; -
mated.
III. - .., s.F. DoLBER Admr.
-"Si'h o Assi' sStv
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NM
AMBER AND PALE CREAM ALE

PRICES or ALE For sU1ppIye.
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strayed or stolen.

ON the 2sth of June last, sorrel Mare, years
Ocld. shod days before she iefI, small white spot
in the forehead sorrel and TAIL two letters b. &
5 branded on the left shoulder. no long hair on the
tetOcks fetlOck and one of the hind feet little
largr than the others caused by strain. large Hat
hoofs and the inside of the hoo is full the rim in
the bottom, and steps long when under a trot.
Whoever will said Maze shall receive SIS if
stolen and VIII County Will pay $50 for the thief also
strayed will nay S. if found within 10 miles from
Joliet will pay 80 ffound within 20 miles of Joliet
Any one who will take mp said mare and give infor-
nation by letter through the 2. O. Joliet H. direct
TO Box 50, shall be literally rewarded.
D. o. HARRINGTON.
Joliet JuIy L lSen n5-3w
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EXACTLY Tus WoNAN,-A wagish fell
low was riding with one of the fair sex,
call Of a summers day" and accidentally
mems arms, awkward things, are always
in the way-dropped around her waist 49,
No objection being made, the arm srada~
ally relieved the side 0t tie carriage yft5e
pressure upon it. But OF I sudden
whether of late recognition OF the impro-
priety of the thing, OF the sighJ VI another
beau coming, never was clearly evident
Ihe lady started With volcanic energy, and
with flashing eye exclaimed, MIR. - |
eau support myself! Capital p was the
instant reply, you are just the girl I've
been looking for these five years will you
marry me :"
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WHIPPING O1EN-Though,les men
whip, whip, whip. They do 1t from habit
"A very bad habit; ana we fud it difficult
to correct that habit. We are trying to
teach our hired men better manner than to
put on the whip before giving the brute an
invitation to Ego on. We have oxen that
will 60 as soon as they are invited, without
the endorsement Of the whip. Yet we find
1t diacult matter 10 control with the
whip. 1t is surely savage practice to ap.
ply the lash before inviting the animals to
move by the proper word. Farmers Id
GoeIfs
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

A IL persons concerned, will please take notice,
N that at a sale of lands, town and city lots for
State County and special taxes and for the year
1885, made in pursuance Of law in the county of WILL
and state Of Illinois, the 25th day of July, 1852
and that holder Of the purchase certificates by
assignment Of the following described of lands
and lots, sold at said sale and that the time re-
demption thereof from said sale will expire in two
years from the date Of said SALE and the redemption
will be double the amount sold for, and subsequent
taxes if paid 10y with interest thereon and of
advertising. to-yvit:
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RI. McRAE, occurist and Aurist.

JOHN MURRAY, Executor.
JOlief. May s. 1850. IT-6v
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ETHAN ALLRN.-It is said Of Col. Ethan
Alien that he once attended church where
= minister made an estimate, the result of
which was that out of the whole human
race, UDt more than one in a thousand
would DO sa,cd. On the announcement of
this result, Allen took up Isis hat and walk
ed out, saying as he went, Gentlemen, if
any Of you want my chance, you are vel
sms to it. 1t is not worth staying for"
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"Sal," exclaimed Ebenezer, to his dearly
beloved, when he arrived IN Gotham with
his bride on wedding tour, ''Sai, get on
your Sunday-go-to-meeting dressings and
things, and let's take a perpendicular
promenade round the prejuncts of this
princi2ality."
"Well Zeb," replied the fair one, ON do
nothing shorter. But can't you say your
grammar and college eGiicatiun? If you
want me to slather round, and take a trot
with you, why in saIted Jeru alem don't
you say so?"
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SANF OR DIS
LIVER INYIG0RATOR,
NEVER DEBILITATISG

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELF PROM GUNS,
and has become an established fact, Standard Med
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TAX SALE NnTICE

4 IL persons concerned, will please take notice
~ that 81 a sale If Lands, Town and city lots for
state, County and special aud costs for the year
1888, made IN pursuance Of law the County Of Will
and State Of Illinois the 18th day of July lS5a and
that l am holder Of the purchase certificates of
the follow ing described tracts Of lands and lots
at said sale. an that the time Of redemption thereof
from said sale will expire in years from the date
Of said sale. and the redemption will be double the
amount sold for, and subsequent taxes If paid by me
with interest thereon and of advertising to wit:
Description. Sec. Town r Amt.
20 acres hfswqr So 81 10 S6,s5
5G-l00 acres hf Of lot W hf
neqr II IS lie 90
20 1910 acres und hfe hf swqr 50 9E 46e
10 acres lot No. % lG 80 OF 3'sI
Lot Block West Joliet. 50
n y lot IL BIZ Il. Canal Trus-
tees Subii. " If Is IS Joe 215
100 feet in lot shop 81 l4E 100
JOHN F. DAGGETT.
April o 1861. 4l.3v
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eO-The following will do for "funuy
incident" whether it Is true OF not. 1t is
stated that while Carl Schurz was pressing
his claims for foreign embassy, he was
asked by President lincoln where he was
originally from:" 81 am an Amsterdam
DGtchman," said Carl. Well" said old
Abe, with one Of his usual saliies,' Mr..
Schurz, what is the difference between an
Amsterdam dutchman and any other id
Dutchman 2" Carls answer is net given.
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Joliet July Il. 1seo