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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
E'O C0aasuEEl2DeIycs.

fs1lE Advertiser, having been restored to health IN
NV weeks, by ""ry simple remedy after having sui
ered several years with severe lung affection and that
dread disease, Consumption-s ar xous TO make know n
to his telow-suhcrers he means Of cure
TIC all who desire 1t. lie will send a copy Of the mr.
scrption used Gree OF charged with the directions for
preparing aud using the same whicth,v " i'll ind s,p
CsRE FoRN SUMPTION ASTHMA, RoNCHirIs, Sc rhr
only OBJECT OF the advcr sending the prescrtior
Is to neht the afflicted and spr I'D information which
he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes every
will try his remedy, Us il will cost them nothing anr
may prove blessing. o. =
Parties wishing the prescription will pleass addre
Rev. EDWARD A. wilson
WiliRmshurgh,
553w3m Kings County, New York
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w % % lid

We want some wood, and we wish those who
desire to pay yr their paper in that commodity
would draw us some, forthwith.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19
Ebl ssiCh's Estate.

THE Subscriber having been appointed BY tie
L orable Probai' Con, tor the district of Washing
Commissioners toreCeIvt eXaHie an adIus all G al
md demands 0tull pe'sRRs, against the LsiGi' OF
Rich, late of Nurthirld. in said District, deceas
represent ed insoivrnt. and thrtern DISK months IN
The Sd day of December, A. ID. lst2, teIng allow ed
aii Con he Credust Sait licensed to eAhiE 70
prove their peCtivt claims before give notice
we will attend 10 the duties OF Gun appointing II n
he dwelling house of Mary ith in Nonhht ia Il
District the Cd Tuesday # January and June mex,
one O'Clock inthe atennon II tsch al >a0 da!
GOTHAM ELLIS. ,C,.
oRklN W. ORC UT, Wv"
Mortified, Dec. Sd, a. u. lSG2. i3f3w3 Il
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
sIR JAMES CLaRkE'S
CEiLEEiEAVED FEMALE prU.JS.

THIS Invaluable medicine unfailing in the cure Of all
those painful aud dangerous diseases incident to the
female constitution.
modeTaeS all eXcesses and removes all obstructions
fron whaeeyer cause, and speed cure may he relied
on.
To Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short time bring on
the oHthy period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken by females that ere
pregnant, during the FIRST ThREE MONTHS, as they
are s're to bring on Miscarriage but every other
time ana in every ether case, they prfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heavness Fatigue on slight cxer-
lion, Palpaon Of the Heart, Lowress Of Spirits Hys-
tercs Sick Headache, Whites and all the nfu dseas-
es oecas Toned by disOrganzed ,stem these Pills will
effect cure when all other means have failed.
tuN directions IN the pamphlet urourd each package
| which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing % pills and encircled with The
Go'ernmn ut Stamp Of tBrtian can be sent post free
| for s. so and postage stamps.
! roi by all Druggists nov2Slw&mly
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

STATE OF VERMONT, I'm Probate Court, holde
WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS. at Montpelier, within a.,
l,rstd DI,,rct, on the 2Jth day of NOye.lbel, a.
1862
LLsON A. CHASE, Administrator of tie 4
" tate ct Alien ia K, tat" cf Woodtuy. ia 81
district deceased, makes Application TO SAID Cuu I'll
the consent and apptti alton IN Wtng OF all TIE Ac 81
said d. ceased, for Ctne Ia sell all l. al estate 81
heccasrd situated sand WO,dhmry, representing II
the sale thereof would BIZ hent fcIa to said hts 4
those interested in sad c tate:
Iphereupon, it is niderd W sa' Court that said anp
cation be referred the 23d Gay # lleCeemher, A.D
at HE Probate Office in said NJ nlpeeT fr hearing and
csion thereon and il is fmr'iei ordered, hat all pe 8
interest d, be notlfitd hereof by publication OF noce
this aspiration and order thereon three week sSuCCe>
" in he Green Mountain Ere enan, printed at Murtp
tr be fore sand time at hearing tia: they may leaf
said time and ace and they see cause, object lher
| BY The Court.
362w3t Attest, Il. Il. MERRILL, Juds I'd
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INIursuance OIL ctnse rrs uted by the Probate Ca
L tor Wsshnton str CT the folio wing scr bed II
erty be orgirg to the estate Of hGmas Flynn. lat
Moretown, deceased, will be ID at the late Dts.,. O
the deceased n The 9Th day Of D, ccml err ;,
TO W.T.: The home farm Of said deceased situat
Noretown, except the right o. omesttai and rtgh
dover hereiu but in luding lhr revrrson OF hr wis
dover. Said farm consisting Of about ffly acls e
and the nlldinrs theron also one buggy wagon, sd
harness, ole colt sled, sc.
HIRAM HATHAWAY, Aduiristrat
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, pRoBATE, COURTS WITH
,aid will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpecr
aid District Tuesday of each week, during the ye
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are
Suested to attend to the same on said court days
T. R. MERRILL Judge
necemher /. 1860. -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

little glove strs up heart tides STIR up the ocean
snew-white muslin, when 1t hts, MAKES many oui
ALI sorts Of lady xins thrill my feelings they'd oItsr
But little female gaiter boots are death ana NOM"
shorter
And just to put you on your guard
Pll give you, short and brief,
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief:
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel.
stopped week or more,
And marked two " boot-ees" every morn
Before my neighbours door;
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
"An angel trots around in VI"
They stole my heart away,
and often in my nightly drepm2
TLey swept before my face,
A lady growing out OF them
AS flowers grow frcma
But All! one morn saw sight
Which struck like stGGe
Some other On the book
These bc0;s were not alone!
A great tell pair Ct o,!l:c boot
Was stGndin. by their side,
And Of they walked enc afternoon
And with them walked--a bride.
Ladies' comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
~ e. PAS E2
Where can be found at all times large CT
Ladies, Misses and Cnildren's Boots
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Wcrz.
Also, CT ou9 own Manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots, (new style.
Misses and Childrcn's sc d"
Boys and Youths L"
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fac.
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers or
Plumer'S Gel brated p tent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS
for the Trade a. the LOWEST PRICES, as usual.
&y L + A f CALL.
J. G. PAGE,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-19

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Court h,d
WIsHISG on DISTINCT. So. Montpeher in said din
on he 22d day of Octt ber, ID. 1862
MARTHA MORSE ana ELIJAH " INCH e1rrutors
il the last will and testament ct Marian sn,sp alto
Nohfeld in said dis riot, deceased present their adni
istraton account for 'aamnatit and allow ance al
make application for decree of Distribution and uatt1
Of the estate OF ard deceased
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Cout that said /
count ard said application he referred to session
said Court to he held Al the rro1,e Once in saA =,
pelier on the 10th day OF Decen5er A. D. 1869 forlfa
AMI decision iheteun:
Aud 1t is further ordered thar notice hereof be give
all persons i;eres ed b. publ cation cl the same ~
weeks successfully in the Green Mogutaiu Ft.p,,
newspaper published al Montpelier. I!tsi,u>;o,at |,
appointed nr hearing, thatt they ma!
and place, and sh"" cause ~ a} i"' may iay- vi
SAID account >huu'A not be aoy. ed and >u,b H. u
made. BY tie Court.
f3Glw3 Attest, y. A CHASE re.i,,e,
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LADIES CATER BOOTS

little glove srs up my heart tides STIR up the ocean
snew-whe muslin when it flts makes many curious
notion -, ..-
All sorts Of lady thrill feelings as they'd oIIe
But little female gsiter boots are death ana no'nH
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-05
A GOOD STOCK
LEA T. H Il R!
For sale by sWING Il REDICK.
NAV 2. 1862.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate

TN pursuance OF al order granted by the
Probate Court OF Hancock county, Ohio,
Twill oaer tor sale mt public auction, on the
10th day of December, 1862, At one o'clock Z
%, M, AT the door OF the Court House IN Find
FAY, in said county the following described re.
aI estate, to wit: East OF tho North West
Of section 8, township 2. North OF range To-,
containing 80 9s-l00 acres of land more or
less, excepting therefrom Is 50'lOO acres own
I'd BY the heirs OF samuel Travis, deceased,
which excepted part OF said tract u described
as follows, 10 wit: beginning ut south. West
corner OF the above described tract, and run
ming thence North 80 rods, thence East ss
rods, thence In n South West course to stak Q
on the osnter line of said section ), planted al
the end OF ~ rods East OF tho above place OF
beginning. thence with said center line West
10 the place Of beginning. Appraised al
ei,s00.
money In hand ON the day of the sale, and the
residue thereof In one and two years thereaf'
ter, with interest from day Of sale, to be So
cured by mortgage on said premises.
WILLIAM TRAVIS.
Admsnistr al0r Qt John Travis.
BY O'NEAL, BLAokPoRD d IA ARsM, Attorneys.
October II, ls62-t5 W.
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Thy Chicsgo Dailics have it'creas
cd the rates Of their papers Ironi NJ
teen 20 twenty cents per week, ia
consequence OF tho advance IN pa.
per, snd other printing materials.
TIC country press will s,'op have 10
do likewise or g unler
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-05
II ". EsTlsININ, -,
HExKv BROWN. JAMES A. BorR. .. '. BuhKET'
DuowN, Rope & BURKET,
Id Attorneys at Law.

FINDLAY, OHIO,
Will practice Hancock aud adjoining coun-
ties. 0FFICE.
Deer Green's Drug Store, opposite Court House.
arJ. A. BoPE having formerly resided In
Lancaster, Ohio, will attend TO any business In
Fairfield county. tSept y, 1867.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-12-05

vNANiEL Is. BE RDsLEN, Attorney al
~ Law, will promptly attend to all bust.
irss entrusted To his care.
A JUSTICE OF I'll L PEACE
Eiil atteni TO the Writing and acknowledging
,f deeds aud mortgages, and to the taking Ui
aopositions.
urYicK--Meiodeon Building, in the room for.
nerly occupied by j. +. Caples, Esq.
Findlay. Ohio, April 70. ls5s.
, 1862-01-15
A Remarkable Incident.

From Forneys fhIade!poA Efcest 111n
Some time ago, pirate in @ tie 19th ,t} 1ndi. d.
ana regiment was tried ~ eonrt.marlial % for
ikh1uent for which is death. His execution
vas deferred for some time, and he vas kept
in q painful STATE OF suspense. At last the
time vas fixed for 11is execution, and fire regl-
ments were drawn up In line to witness It,
while file Of twelve men were ~ advance to
execute the sentence Of death By. shooting
The prisoner ssas led forward blindtolded,
and the usual words Of preparation and COM
1nand weze given In low. measured tone BY
the oacerin u command During ths ~, ,a,essa sna
"fi1c,n and before the Inst was giyen, 4
ho1seman rode rapidly up the road, waving
in the air a paper which was understood
by Ill present to be q reprieSe- Covered
with dust and perspIration, tue officer rode
hu17ied1y up to the officer tn command and
delivered to him what really proved to be q
rcprieye. Tho shout t:repEieye' fell upon the
poor soldiers ear, which was already strained
10 the utmost in anticipation of hearing tho
last and final word that was to uBhcr his soul
| into the presence of bis Creator; it WINS too
much for him, and he fell upon his coffin appar'
emily dead. The handagge vas removed IRON ms hs
| cyts, but reason had taken its flight anu 1T
| became hopeless maniac. Ho VAS dischnlg
| cd from tho army and sent home to his friends
| His deaLh had reilly never been intended, hui
| it Was deemed necessary for the good orde'
/ and discipline Of tue army to make n inpFes
| sion upon not only himself but tho wholt
brigade; 10. that purpose, the forms Of tn'
| execution = ere regularly gone through with
in presence Of Eve regiments, and the re
prievc arrived In good time, - i was Intend
| cd It WAS sought BY th1s means 70 solemnl
imurcks upon the whole assemb1age Of sol
dicYs The neccssity OF q strict observance c
| duty and obedience, under the penalty q =
| ;enomfnious dsath. ItHaa fearful ordeal fo
, 1862-01-15
The Humphrey marHhaH Affair.
From the Louisville Journal, 1Sth.J

We are not disposed to credit the accounts
received via Cincinnati and Catlettsburg that
Humphrey Marshall has disbanded his forces
at PalntsSlle without giving Col Garfield bat-
Tie. The latter had about 4, goo troops under
bis command, and wns awaiting at Georges
Creek the arrival Of about an equal number
Of men from Louisa a letter in the Nash
vile Courier Of the S0th Of December, from
Pkeville, Estates that Col. Willlams's regiment
was there, and also that the 54th Virginia reg
iment and several batteries had just arrived.
The 59th Virginia aud the ed North Carolina
regiments we're due in a few days, and seyc.
raj other regiments were expected. That Bas
nearly five Teeka ago, as the c3urie's letter
was dated Dec Q, and therefore Marshall must
hare bad O force; sufficient to have hazarded
battle with Col. Garfield even after the latter
had been reinforced from Iouisa he left Pres
tonburg, d strong strategic point, and adVnnc-
ed as far as Paintsvil1e ITO relieve the Yankees
at Louisa-'' Had he felt himself nnprepared
for offensive measures he surely would not
have shortened the distance between him and
his opponents. For these reasons We are in
clined to believe that the report brought to
Catlettsburg on Tuesday last by two members
of the Forty Second Ohio from PaintsEillc is
unreliable.
, 1862-01-15

WADsWoRTH, TURLAY & CO,
com111ssIoN MERCHANTS,
~ C1axk Street Chicago T; 9. Drawer 615L
ce7Tespo5deatsa @ Se% Terk BosEon Or fSsaslpSta
pIERsoN d COLLETT respect
ass sanss ss & ss
BUTTER ANn CHEESE MERCHANTS
And General Commission Agents.
s sas eefss q 81 ssa
&c: pisdgs .hsmse!yee M 70 kssp at 1 ~ auss ea
aoas Ell I 9f s xs s I'd a 3 q
.nE nc wants OF the public to merit share qt is ps
GILBERT, UPD1KE d CO.,
commfssron a11sRcHANEs,
sEAxAR: aHaEEF EfsFf ss Is. 81 stS y n9aaasa
q 9.sIl8EEr: e.w:rEDM 80 osEtaASp.
A PEUGNET, t
o.. fkhR HEs4as SEE Fo2 S1E MHBsaaEE
aaas za IL Ya = GassF 81 Z 1Ess
dSa Bsos4 js}ss Kng j Sons NeE fofE: ]. Il Iaeaa,
Iiber.3 sdyanees maae ea eoostga51sass. Lse1gse1S
WM. B. H1BBARD d Co,
Comm1sSIoN MERCHANTs,
- South "atf1 ssss DstTseR RoV FsHs g. and FFaak1n
ra 7oq eessR md bstsd Il 91h R7aits IT, Es. Butter
vi sS.9 e S9@nisSe iasssz.sn1
CULVER d CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
PIG South Water ST.. Chicago.
AE cuIsxz J1al+bs141 cB- ouIvxz
GRIFFIN BROTHERS.
coHIm1ssIoH MERCHANTS,
ss 9B;:sg ss tf md Ssa
TNDERWooD & CO.,
comm1ss1oN MERCHANTS,
Eo. 153 South Water Street, Chicago, III.
GHACKFORD, MARTIN CHOW,
PRODUCE eoMKIss1oH MERCHANTS,
Nos Board Of Trads Building, Chicago,
g. ''&' TaaSgiGsSni - ~"
K lMBALL 8 WoLcoT,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHAETS,
Ke m s0sa Gssss 81
| nG T140 fde9s1 AZ III = q u-n,.,,o-r
| SEan etLt-A A.e1--- 44e- e-..!! = .: N0o- :.
-T snpDnAr n m
| Vexn
1aa so,,+., 1uot.r straa+ fsicaun M
Femr to so,onnnn ssurees 4 sona BankeEa,
ro1ihgfAhm
| A--
| XXJ & n T. LAKE
Il wv =" ~ -"
~
| c0mm1Ss1on 1ts mERcaAK1S' CT q
Give their exclusive attention the purchase sud sa1e
~ rrnsfsswnenls so '11S4 p''""s'"' D~><
| " EMIs IAKE FocA sn1 DJ1AH
! @ME[e A11 49, A-~-e--! = -1---
| 4 RIFI, ,AKTN r. m
| u oAA4A 0I4-1s ~ @o"s
comm1ssIoN mERcHANEs, a
No. leg South Water ssseet' Chicago IL
tca VIZ nS Fl i Ms 1fffnhs1 ~ "a X Sosthfnn - = q?
| Pnr{r66r ErnTT 4 r., TaU5 Tnrir. f.rnueii
Rrothef 10 - R1stnn Hnrinnt 4 ca Rst.inne
neu1E5 n4 q - 1oe+H fa..r!sSnSrq WI 1Wrrp,r
DICE FAY & CO.,
, 1862-01-15

NJ by certain Mortgage dated the arst daE q
III aea e2iHi u peeS
81 = gaEs tFes hundred 9RS Tenty
5 Is
Frnncs r. Corbin de premises neretnails: described
IL s,ssz
nsP &
Maj la6S fo Isans 5ssslysd@ @ Snd & ths eths,g fSs
amount seH Eaangal interest % said nr.aeps[a2@
and payable II, o9 ~ The AZ s St. ~ shs9 AZ
to the list SD Jay Il Nay ISL 4nd wierea Is pTovid
sad MS5 hat T. ean thsi be 9ds T.
and sach ment shaii reraan due and unpaid thirty
hsn hs a aa 1T he ef dae a
at election authing IN tie note given ior the ssns
E sa Se &
teEsgts dae Iss day efMay and On he n5st day
fsS Ssa I hae & sxes ss
snd given for sud iast1snta Eh!sa havs snSG @ r.
of authority IN sald MortEage and to se
Il and
ady1 Tseent and ssle tic premises con!cyed b said
9n a eht Fl u aaa pe squ q 81 Haf
Stewart hs beta 9f asg9s, faerefn r.
e i soa e9ess e
fourteenth day d ia1c6 4 =. isa 4 TIC North deer
GeoR ana State q HIaas ssd ds;sss
s @sss % e II Ts!fy ~
I 81 pudn 81 SpEa 4 SaSs5s
Ss3Hs Es s. sssss Is 5!9
sa5 s. s,sSsss
9ioeS thresa soas1 6s15sh 5s aa1s9 a} RfGS3
E$$$ SsS;|; S$RSs }s S e'''
WE & i! a4ssf Asss9SY; 9S{:;aeo Agsfaa
, 1862-01-15

WIN. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
~ Ottce snd Residence Ee. g Weks Eaxadofph
apectu fnfo1na the public that he may sn be fouad
esesy department. 4 Deatsr57, E Thetaes II FHIHa.
G1xi1n G. { EhtoT1a Ekag!iE5a g e fne sd: 5a:e5
work EN- b seeA u lid os1ce. Charges u1ode1aea.
uy1SS3jH
, 1862-01-15
A Private Paying $500 a Tear Life
insurance.

Annapolis Cor Boston 1onrnaL1
When it Was proposed to raise the Twenty
fifth Massachusetts regiment, a gentleman re-
siding at Worcester {Who has been for fifteen
or twenty years in an extensive business, COY
ering hundreds Of thousands Of dollars year
1y), took IJely interest in raising the first
company. There being cons1nerab1e CON-
petition in the recruiting, business. it was
found somewhat difficult to fill up
this company, and this gentleman hay
ing considerable influence, resolved to en-
list as a private, and thus offer an example to
his acquaintances. The result was that the
company was raised In numbers from nineteen
men to near one hundred and twenty in Less
than tiye days, and the eytra men were trans
ferred to another company. This individual
had an insurance Of $40, Geo on his life in q
New York insurance company, and be imuae-
diately, after en1isting, proceeded to New York
and paid $500 to the company to secure his
policy, and he is to pay an equal sum each
year he is in the service. He il in General
Burnside's division as private, and draws $l3
per month for his services, while his business
in Worcester is wholly @itbout his snperin-
tendence. He left q wife and several small
children at home, in whom he is deeply inter
ested, and in leaving them lie must lave made
| a great sacrifice.
, 1862-01-15
Chr Griih1tt1K.
ABOUT GEN, S1&EE.

WAy lie Resigned ii Persecution By Regular OFT
oe3s-How tie Warfs Managed Something for
Congress to LooE Into.
, 1862-01-15

@nF cnoK u-Sunes1oz Court Of EhIcxxpt Aarch
Tesra, we2 assaael K4ase4 II 1s9Sssto1 @ e H4a, ~,
Baiidi1E Iseocisaoo.-In ChsncexI
AMdayfs II he xessdense Of EaMa1 4n 139 99s e.
I'm ofcc of tAe Clerk Of ssd Superior Court o3 Ca1
aSp: Foaee is hereby given 70 The Estd EaTssd IL;
q Complaint ID ssid Court on he GhAnes1 saae taeIs
Of On the 3lst day Of Dcbef. 186 asaans a6 01ose
saed ont ii sad Court againss nd defendants resu1a
M Manday of NaEeh net 1a as b Ry law Ee9na1ef
Nov, 1nIe4Yo1 he ssld Edvaed E Han shan pe5., e.
9hsesTo Of Cook tuunty. tha first day of the ter
thereof 70 be holden Il gn3s9so n sHa Gonas5. en
dennr 70 ths satd coznpiainsnt5 b.a q compliant s
stated Vii bs tsSea u oodesae and decree entered
agsst you aeeordn& t2 ths Pfssss q FL PHI asrt
EoAurox, McCAae d FuL11K, coH1pFta soata :
. fh1E
, 1862-01-15

Iegal Rotires.

MORTGAGE SALE.-W Whereas,
IA s and a fhs aef oe
q Cook County State of illinois, ID book thirty seven
Sc e BasS 19gs aTy II &
eoneye eps e s'a e4ss
EaEe, Ill executed by B1ckner s. Norris and payable
to ths OF e. q one OF sad 1o5es ne1ag i9F @ tn
pa5abis on The ~ sst aay 81 ~ Asy p 1 f9r ga1as
sna aea g
um the frs1 Day Of November less to the arst Jay q
Eags tsst @ dets1ss sash b. made il us pa5ms3t of
any one Of said stalments Of interest and such ~"
lars shall at once become aud be due AMI payable, at
my election anything IN the note given for the same
has been made in the payment Of ssid nstan,ents Of
day ef November. s. ISL. and 81 tie notes foE nve
respectively and given for said 1nstanents, which
have stoce remained and now are wholly due and IN
virtue or the nnthortty contained In said noEtg.se
and to the said sum Of eleven thousand dollars
ehs III S
vayed by said mortgage with an tight aud squity q
S Ct Rs9ef e aad 81
I'll It ten q Ffdsy
+ L e Il
ss5S IS FL sts SS 2 a5s 5 g. 81 ssF 8
Sa 55s sSata S5 dwRS fRsS sRa f95 BREovs
WN. G. REYNoIDs, Attorney, AIottgagse;
ia Dearborn street, Chicago 1alikeeFtd
, 1862-01-15
Sandasky, Dayton l. Cincinnati R.R.
Is CONVECTION WITH
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD,


From Toledo 10 Bellefontatpe. Urbsna- Columbus,
Springfield, DaJto1s Hsnilfnn and Ci1ciuuat.
reaching these places more than taree
hours In advance Of any other ronta,
On End sitter November s 1851. and until further no
Hce passengers py leaving Toledo Oh The CleEeland &
nE close connection with the Nil Train On the San.
dnak!, Dayton d C1nclnnati r Z. reaching Tiaan at
NJ urbsna q i21e !. .M--Dlne- connecting With the
tyHtn On the Col. T, & Ind Road, reaching Columbus
at zDP, n, Sprinenald at llo r NJ arriving II Day
ton at $50 H, Hamilton at LISP H. and Cincinnati
At545 P. M-thzee hour III advance of HUy other
route.
Passeugers leaving Toledo 1t 4t0 P. n makea d.
rect connection At Elyde, reaching SaEd1sky At $40
PM
Tickets for al the above points can be had It tho
Cleveland l. Toledo Railroad Of1ca in Toledo
Bsggaze checked through and nc charge for hA1d-
Ing.
Smoking CIR attached to al Passenger TraIrH.
q. RICE 6upt. g. D. Il G. r r
dai9hgH6w l. D. RuCKER Eupt~ G. d 7. e. z
, 1862-01-15

VIZ G. REYx0IDs- Attorney, Mortgage
1I3 Dearborn street, Chicago. ja1iE9tsd
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
y OF cook,. ss:-clrcuit Court Of Cook County,
sa9el hale John = Ay5s Josspa gaosS A. kRo: e.
ren.' Frede1trk ButtEIAeld, Charles 3; Cochran.
Thomas c. Cochran, William Barbour and Benjamin
CarFer-In ChancefY.
AFFIDAVIT q Tie non Esslaenes of Samuel Ha1e RooeTs 3
Frederick Butteraeld. Charles =, Cochran, Ihomss
c. Cochran. William Barbour and BENJAMIN Carysr,
ADORE named hayi1g been ea II ths oase
Notice hereby gYe9 to the said Sam BALE Ro9e[s
Ffeasck Htterasld Charles Cochran Tao4as tet
saii complainant ffed h5 bill Of camp1a!nt n said
Court OF the CnanesIy side thereo "a ths ESnsxssh
Issued cut of said Court against sad defea1ants e
turnable On the Fbt Monday OF January, 1852 a. Il by
law required.
shall personally be and apPeaE before Sad Circuit
Court Of Cook County, on the first day ot TIC next
fer1n thereof be holden Il Chicagp u es,1 Connty'
% she Third Monday Of March 18sa, and plead a.
6Wet OF deur to the Baid cornplanAnts bill or com
piatnt the same and the matters and thngs thegen
charged and stated viii be taken confessed, aud
decree entered against sou according = 81 p{ageF ot
Csc. 4. INGALLS,, Conprts sorT. 1alo8s7s4w
, 1862-01-15

For Boston, New York, Philadelphis,
BAE.T1mORE4 WASHINGTON
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh b.
AIso-FoK ALHAET, BCFFALo, DUHKIK, CIkvKLAA1A
CoLEABUs, CEc1ssAU, DAIros.
And al intermediate Stations hetwee1 Chicago kna
the cities above named
s,eeptnz Cars On night trains and baggage By TIT
1onte checked th1o1g6 to all Eastern Clties~
But one change Of cars between Chicago and n. Fuf4
ia Allentown On train leaving ChlesEo II SO P
Tickets sals at the principal Ticket gfees n ne
West At the Co0pany'a Office corner Of Randolph ana
Ch}caro VIM p SHISN. Gen P11e- Agent
n HOLIDAY, Ticket Agent