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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
10 1y Amer scjcSm 10 switserand 10 sought asylum
In the greet Republic and sho'ed nce 1919

10 1y. Amer scjoSn 10 swaerand be sought ssylum
In the gr-st tsnsAano Republic and lshoed snce 1919
inse ,saDy In his new home for the Of freedom
Gsrain MetieInich W" one q the sc,i,e champions
talents md scsuI.meLs to secure lie triumph When tie
Predent Of tie United States Issued bic proclamation the
n,t,Lt ready dedicate all his theoretical and practical
scqnirs nieut. to bis Cd, pied ccuntry.
lie wa. especially acye IN the formation Of the Fremont
Reginrnt Col ko. aud by lis uibane aud eniabe
the love and respect OF The eure regiment Bn'
AZ. wa. not in the decree Of Fate that he should die
des death upon the battlefield ana We lament his loss the
profoundly that he should have lost his life by SO wetoh
ed . o ischanse. Honor 10 his memory.
E,,at,d That copy Of these resolutions be sent 70 tho
widow OF The deceed with expression OF our deepess
sympathy.
daily papers Of this city for publication
GEORGE KUEPPER,
EDWARD KAPFF. Chsirmsn
GKoEaG KuxPPxR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

BRooKLYg ORPHAN ASYLUM SocIETY.-The an
niversary exercises OF the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
Society, took place at the Atheneum In Atlantic
.reo Let evening before audience The siege
was up ior accommodation Of the children VINO
were ali neatly sed and presented happy aud eon'
tented sppe snce everything indicating that they are aiy
provided for. J. o. Lowe esq. presided. The rev ~.
Buddnston offered prayer and the Rev Dr. Cauef isaa
portion OF The Scriptures. -, ,h., an.
The Secreary. and Teasurers reports showed 'ht ~
number OF children IN the Asylum Is 80 who are
dm,ut. Of elucaiion aud and the giris arc
ia needlevork &C None received III 'nG h.,tS and
under or over IL yess OF All are IN TO- c,at, LAT
the School 10 10 hourshing oondnon h"t ~ they aus
manly dspentsut upon the voluntary s lii he nm
public they hope the interest 81 n. children consisted
in singing rscaicn d,.iosgs: na Tss 1ya@ Is 10
st . 'Pa rsh.pisnJ street near Myrtle avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
FROM THE COLUMBIAN STATES.

by the steamer Solent we have later dates from
Carihagena aud Bogota.
The Provisional President, Gen. Mosquera, has
issued decree copvosing the National Assembly
to meet on the 9th Augnst next, at Csrthagena,
that being considered more convenient point than
BoQola.
lie declares that if at that time the state Of Anti
ooaia is not incorporated IN the Columbian Union, 1t
will be brought in by force, the government can
no longer consent - be thus di-membered.
An official bulletin Of April "a Issued in CarthsgenA,
confirms the report of the victory Of Gen. Pagan
over Enao in the Ceuca aud the arrest OF the latter
with some $50 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

For NORTH CAEoLIsA.--The Z. S. steam trans
port Gen. Burnside, viii sail to-day FROM Pier
No. Q, n. H., for Beaufort, N. c., Hilton Head,
Roanoke leland aud Port Royal. She has cargo Of
subsistence stores and ordnance; also, large mall
Among her passengers are Gov. S;'n'sy and ruite,
Of North Carolina; the Rev. j. Il. Clark, Chaplain
23i Massachusetts Volunteers the Roy. Peter
Thomas Chaplain 5ist n. u. "; Surgeon J. V. {.
Smith; Lieut.-Co Robt Il. Potter, 5lst \. Y. W;
aso 20 North Carolina prisoners, released parole,
who are under charge OF Gov. Stanley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
IMPORTANT FROM BUENAvENTURA.

The steamer Anne arrived a. the island OF Tsboga
the on the 9TH nst with late dates from Gusysqun,
Buenaventura, etc. Among her passengers we notice
name of l.. G.. Sanford, ESQ.,, U. Consul at Ium'
bez and GuayaQu Her news is highly important.
In the Cnucas, Tumaco, Barbacots, and Boenaven-
tura remained in the hands of the Liberals, bat IL
was expected the latter port would be taken by Ar
boeda in very short time, as his troops were only
two DAYS distant, and merely waiting for canoes to
come down the river and take possession OF the
place.
Arboeda had intercepted correspondence between
Payan and Sanchez, who were about uniting their
forces, and be immediately marched against the
former q. Cali, and succeeded in making HIN ana
General Alzaptc prisoners. This caused great
sensation among the Liberal party, Pay An being one
of tier leading generals.
IL il supposed that Generals Lopez and Sanchez
would be able TO unite their forces TO attack Arbo-
leda IN which event there is little doubt Of their
success, Lopez having we-organized body OF
,hrty-fve hundred men. IL is also probable that
General Mosquera may himself enter the Cauca
after receiving intelligence Of the captnre OF Pagan
There is q great deal of sniieri q In Bnensyenura
for want OF provi-ions.
We are told that every cat and dog in the place
has been eaten up by the soldiers and people are re.
sorting TO all sorts OF lodges to procure food Should
Arboedas soldiers reach the port, they will prooa.
bly, get starved out III few days. even If they meet
with No other resistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

AGO1,OOO I'm Apeeie.

The steamship Moth Star, from Aspinwall, A. g.
Jones commanding, arrived on Friday morning
with mails, passengers and specie to d. B. Allen,
esq The North Star sailed from New-York Oh the
LIST inst. at 10 M, aud arrived at Aspnwall on the
9th inst. at p IN. Sailed sgan on the 18th inst Al
p. m. and arrived on the 23d inst. at II o'clock
a. m. The North Star brings $500, 522 81 10 specie
On the 22d inst at IL o'clock a. m. spoke the brig
Crimea, eleven days from Cardenas, bound for
Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

"FRIESps or HUMAN PRoGETss. The four
teenth annual meeting OF the " Friends of Human
propress." il TO convene at Waterloo, n. Y, on
Friday the Both inst. and continue through Saiur'
day and Sunday. This meeting Of reformers has
heretofore been largely attended, and lis proceedings
are highly interesting. Eminent speakers are to be in
attendance. Communications should be addressed to
j. Llsk, Waterloo, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
ing is tue North Stars specie list.
ERnM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERlCA.
The news from the Isthmus is meager. Inc city
of Panama was dull through the Large migration 70
British Columbia.
The Star and Herald Of the 18th, states that tho
United States storeship Warren, in Panama bar
Dor, has been condemned and will soon DO sold at
auction. She has been nearly forty years In the
service
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marl.et.-Reporled b. Telegraph.

u,,,.to MAY 2i-l p. m.-FLopR quiet and unchsnsed
urn Tor good vGs;ies but dull for ordinary and quiet
.ih .a saes ou private terms C9hs tesdns down"sfs
,Ky steady KiE easier. sales at S3c Wniskr SHADE
ser sales iD biol. at bic. lsPokrs: 1900 bbis Flour
Tso eo hush Wheat 1900 bush Com. 1900 bush Data
100 bush Rye; EXPORTS; 40 bbls Flour, 6eVo bash
Wheat 81 coo bush. Com q 600 bush. Rye. ..,
PuIanErPHI, May 23.-FLouR dull Superdne *s5sS
IS 80 NHsAr declined &c.; White, ~ 10*l % ne'
III ~ CoRN a.tlve; Yellow 51033c. CoDBs BIN NV
xl,oss TN. II A,sAN hgp, n ~ 02SA
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FROM THE SOUTHWESTERN COAST

The steamship Peru arrived at Taboga on the s5th
with dates from alparaso to April Ia, also later
ne VS. from tie intermediate points. She brought
s3t7 500 in specie. In Chill everything goes on
smoothly, with little appearance OF trouble. The
only arrival reported during the fortnight Is the
Albemarle, British vessel. Exchange On London
was l5. a &C. and on Paris 4475.
From Bolivia we learn that the risiugs in favor Of
Gen. Belzu have been stiied through the prudence
and energy of zen. Acha. The revolutionary party
throughout the republic almost, II not totally
crushed Gen. Acha is the popular recipient of po-
hticsl honors, aud, in conjunction vito Gen. Perez.
is received and acknowledged everywhere with
pleasure by those who look forward TO dehyerance
from their present tronbIes.
Peru remains tranquil there being no political
news of importance 20 communicate. An eXteDsiye
robbery Of leweiry has taken place N LAMA, the
amount being between s30,O09 and $4,000. Ii was
done by a clerk Tire Matoaha, Samenerlee, and
Homeward Bound British vessels had arrived at
Caao. The following additional liens are reported
from the South coast.
VALPARAISO wa. visited by three successive fires,
the itn, 5th snd 9Th If April, the first Of which
wa. very disastrous, consuming NEARLY bali block
in one of tie most thIckly populated parts OF the
city and causing loss OF no lees than quarter
million Of dollars only about two-tbirds covered by
insurance. Among th0se insua nce companies
which will suffer, we observe the Liverpool and
London Is put down at $1,000, aud the American at
So, 600.
Advccs from. Conception state that the CO al-prs
q. Caronel and Sofa were working on only small
scale. Some had entirely stopped. The silver
mines near Coplapo IRE yielding well. AT Coquim-
DO great preparations were making to inaugurase
the railroad from that port TO Serena on the list OF
Anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

The French war steamer Lavoiser, Comninuoi
Ribourt, si2 daya from Havana, has arii'e'' 81
mounts six guns, with a crew Of iS2 ren' "''' '"'
a wheel epaise Of ~ horsepower.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
LETT. COL. METTERNICH.

The German friends OF Lieut. Col. Mettsrnicl
assembled on Wednesday evening last at the Hotel
Mapebot. No. IL West Twenty-tiflh street. TO do
honor to hi. memory. 1t may be remembered that
hi. valuable officer lost bis life recently on Tybee
Isaud through the disorderly conduct OF come col
ders whom members of his regimen, were at the
time arresng. 1t ia unnecessary TO repeat the cir
CUNTS noes, ar hey have already been published in
full.
At 8 O'Clock Col. l.. Kapfr was called TO the
chair, and Mr.. George Kuepper made Secretary.
Amer some preliminary proceedings, the following
resolutions were presented by the undersigned Com.
mttee, and unanimously adopted.
We mourn IN the d.cesse Of German Metench the losl
oS an honorable aud thoroughly accomplished man. who
since hi, outh and especially since 1885, upheld the Of
end oven ,ry the period named had endure pesse
cution aid rsoumrnt lie trod In degree la tie
Of bis iher Professor MeuoGich OF Nay cucr who
In common with George Forster Hohmann Professor Bau
aeke and others In the last deeenBads OF the CENTURY aon,
b syead abroad tho ideas Of the French Revolution BY
word aud deed
In the revolution OF I94s German Me,,enich
tie no. along with brave Franz Sife tool arm
10 battle 1esns- the tyuuts the Ola " Ud Subjected ID
sc.situdss Of destiny lie desp,icd never ios
hlta q uu5te inn OF tLs Iight.ous 'suse over m
oppres.prs Of liberty lie fought TO DO ifsi moment a'
ppul ~ gisln WISE cVRt4Sv kl ta w. Nle tpt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
D 4 DELABARtE.
Presiden. pre- ten. Boifd OF Aldermen.
sfaIfAN.T

NPp"'' JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
Our readers, we are sure, viii be pleased to see
that thus tar, prompt measures have been taken
ar 1rocuiine food, and that there is good prospect
Of ouick relief from the apprehensons OF scarcity Of
nrorisions which have been entertained, aud which
besr,l,ss dealers and specOlstors have hssionod to
profit BY.
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HrApQr tHTyHs IErArrsrsT ~ rHH ortFi
hEw.iJhlTA,. h4y j. 1904.

y AN'VhLfANf, NY y IT1.s
OzsrH,t OaDruf NJ % The President nircclor' and
Co,ap,r, 81 the Or.lou,ss Railroad authorized AID
qufsd their Ov their rosd or h- pufPote OF
bfinsias CITY OF New - can. ali materials FOR provs
I'M. lsslar ard supplies OF food watch DO offered
IL order 20 ssppy the wsn's of tn. city.
All otb supplies prolibed uansporaiion over the
rosI ser way, creep, aud sugar. which may be
brourh, the road and will be purchased AT their
l.f r. .ilet value by the Uniet sistes. IN specie.
Tie rnn.ini.on ~ live stocb j. specially -nioued An
,r,nt Of th. city will be permitted to
liz fosd IL her way stopping At oil point the ish Of
ueds. Of such Government that he tsusmis Dto seLcc
md hst he sford. u aid 70 CoLfedersies-
By comm aud OF Msjoy-Oen. BrrLkR.
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Explosion Of n Locomotive CON Sis y ,ae,

HNP'oM'~ rs Causx Pa, Friday, May q, IsOz.
,,o,;va rSploied last evening, at Hazelton,
illng four men,
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FROM TWB GULF.

>o.s News from Ncw-0rieans-AHairs In
"A. Oity-PeopIe Starving Measures for
...,v Refief-Nriiitary Movemeuts-Ths
u,.Rsver Expcditieu-Anairs ~ SAN
Island.
w. have received an extra, Issued by TIE Ners
Liter, dated Ship Island, Miss., nsy 6, 1867, from
,u,;.b we copy the following:
, 1862-02-03

ESTATE OF VIM. T. BARRON,
~ EQTICE.-paynent Of al Esonies now due tae
estate Of The Late Bon y T. Barron, nst be made
without delay at the Office o1 John MAttoc Jr
Telegraph BuildtnEr cnc3g9 T
, 1862-02-03
Efgal ADtices.
GYECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

STATE OF u11:o1s CooK CouSTTSs~
C1ECru CouRr OF CooK CousT5.1
In Chaneezy.
Florence Makony vs. Rebccca 4 MAhony, ct. 81
PUBLIC notice Is hereby giyca that ]. L. C. Paine
E1ttf. Master in ChanceTy OF Cook County, Special
ComEissoner appointed in the above entitled cause,
to make sale Of The Real Estate hereinafter described
viii. en- WEDNESDAY,. February 18th 1861 ut 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said dag, sel1 Mt public
ton to the highest bidder, the NORTH door Of the
Cou1t HouEe OF the County Of Cook. In the City Chi
easo, Upon terms OF o1ehan cash, and the balance
payable In equal irstAlnenrS and years from
the date OF said sale respectively with interest at ten
rer cent payable annually all Of The following parcel
81 d:-Iart q Lot ire 81, in Block THIRTY et:ht ss
in the Urisnat Torn Of Chicago, described a. follows
to-Tit: Commencing On Clark s1reel point ID the
west Inc OF sac 1or twenty C0) feet from tho North
west Corner thereof tletce a0uth on Clark street
twenty CO.. feet. the nee line parallel with the
nor.h line OF said LOT. eighty is feet. tsnee NORTH "a
tho EAST Iue Of said lit Ewenrr C fee thence west
1iac With the north liae Of satd lot eighty
800 feet. to TIE place Of beginning. Upon Goa
n.matien OF the sale 70 as aote at 70 be made Of
laid premises. Deed E!n be eIecnted By the nndes
eEneo to the purchaser who will be required 10
cute rotes tor the deferred payments. With Dsc Of
Trust to c cStcuiet !y the purchaser salt! Land,
to secure the For Information as to the 1la
4nd eoasls;on Of the PROPERTY rcfgcace y made 70
above entitled cause. l. c. FAME FKEER
u
, 1862-02-03
JQHN BOYD. Assi|nee q sad MortEaEce-
BAILEY d GAET. AHorneya. ial5E
CTATE. OF ILLINOIS. COT1N

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ TT OF COOK. ss-supe7sor Court Of Chicago.
February Term: 1SSsI;E.nily Spencer y. stu9n =.
y. KinEs6ury and cosrdea i,h-In Ga.ncery.
Affidavit Of tie n9nIes:aenee q Sinner y pacsasE,
Kinsshuzy four ei the defendants above named having
been 1ilei r. the office Of 1hc Cesk Of sail Superio
Simon b. Rurkner: Mary f RucinsE. 1a;1e C. Kings
bury and Henry " kinssbnry that The co'nplatnaur
cerr side thereof on the third day Of january 1861
and that summons therenron t*sue.l ont OF sail Court
OF February next {lsss) rs i "y Law: re1ulrca
Now, unless you, tiG sid Sftuou B. Buckner, Aarr
hars shall personally h a, appear before said supe-
rtoF Court of Chicago, Of Cook County, the first day
County, on the nrss Monday Of February; is63 and
psa answer or tcmur 10 tlc sud comrlatnan,s bin
therein CHARGED an stated wi be taken aS confessed
prayer Of sasd bill. THOMAS B. GARTER. Clerk
GAIITP l. HlTcNEoCK. Cun.nIt's SprrY. iatkISN III
, 1862-02-03
. 2. E. Minor. NJ n. havino
GATARRHl CATARRH!I
~ CAJAEEE!l!
DR.. EEELYE'S LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY.


CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD.
0x1 HCxDKED THOUSAND persons de yearly il this
sxEnEy Of Consumption Every payscian KNOWS thas
toAE tsottits Of this number, the dtsease hsEt
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
Ine neH s;ep belaE L, tie t-oa- and bronchial tubea
Eng lastly. thc lungs
r easier to cure Catara Eaan Consumption and pY
Gna"sstAac that -se esi-e- Ea1 70 tire Consumption
Tic rsnIiio:s 9: tsz;.za :s they generally srpear
~ g. IN; e:::l. Persons nnd t:es have cold
k.'nKtCse 10 ti- changes ol Temperature In this coz
Gt1on 1tt nose may .Ty. s's-t discharge thin
and tc!d attet~s1& nreoc1tnE th!cS and adhesive.
is the llscase bcress ch7anic the discharges arc IL
1tw ttlck aud heavy, sa either got ril OF by FLOW,
ing The nos o. els 1hey Iall mo the throat aud sIe
s;aV kec OF tgaig.1 o TIC scc-ctons arc oEestsire
causing had breath: the voice Is thick and nas The
EtroEed. deafness frequently taEce PLACE another
crrnna hd tn,rscltait symptom Of Cs1a1zh Is thal
e Te!sE is obliged 70 c!E lbs tlsuat i! The prntng
q tAack ~ Al2iy mucous Ehca las taen down from
Ec!hca H14y bt SURE tai It's EeaEe Its Wy 70 the
l1rs MIC Should lose no ttme In arrcstfng IL Tho
*haEe re the symptos 81 Ca1a1rh they appes1 tr
By The aid Il the LIt}CD CAraRRa REMEDY. al
f9cse ssIl;fo1s ca he GricEl: and eHectuallv re
:tsCd. And have sufficient c0nNdcnce ID the Tcle
dy 70 assule al! who disposed lest liz yirrnes II
c::!nE CA7a:t :t.sr Il :f. The trta1 oi the EeIuedy
10: one u.cE 10 benefit te received. the anocat PAL
P:tce of :hc catsr:h Remedy sufficient to, ust
ene HcE:a WITH 1nl aE1 -.eaT :rections
office, 1876 Lake, Corner of Wells-St,
A.lGs's4 Dr.. D. H. SEELyE,
Gei IT,. (1hirnc-, III
, 1862-02-03
AIORTGAGE SALE D. afa,,,1

n
1N1 having been male In the payment Of certain
Bond eSeSuiso y William T. Green q the Goaary Q!
Chester County, IN the state Of Feansy.yana bearing
dale on the 10th day OF july y. 1858 and payable tn
one Year from the d,tc thereof with interest at the
1ate of ten Der cent PEI annuln and secured moE
gage nron the fo!laT!nE described pre;ntse5 bearing
70 said Young, aud recorded IN the Recorders 0diee
ci si.td Marshall Coua-J. tie etrh day Of August,
we're duly azscntd ox the sid Ma1lack Young John
Euy1, The undersigned
the 5th day Of February a D. lS61 a. 10 O'Clock A. ".
Ct the north door Of the C0n.. House. in The City of
highest bidder f3r cash ths Premises in shd mort
Sed oo ~ Eusheast aGa e
Of see1oa ssenty n'ne Lssl IN IoEnshIp IhitE q,
sectlon twelve tel, Township thirteen ISL north
;anEs fi;Hs s an 1he northeast @ auaFter Of Sec
III wcs Containing. IN al1 fUuf hundred and eighty
acFeE Of land be thu sane more or less.
JOHN BOYD. Assignee OF said MortgaEce-
BAILEY d GAET, AtIcrnaya- ialtEso4t3
, 1862-02-03
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Raj.
ifG

5fsEGT CESTEAL KOCTE go SEW YORE. NEW
ESE1ED AED TIE CASADA9,
oE Ant alter SUNDAY. Nov. Sd, 1861. Trains lesvR
follows. -
a" g. A--pa{ Nxnrsz te1eert Sunday arrives ax D.
!son as .3R =. Il sEspenston Bridge ot EU
~ Aiba1v 1:15 l. X, New York Eaf
=.,.,, NJ 1sesl~1 la.:1o a "
Sa -ishs EspEss texcspr sa1urdsy1. arrives ~
AlSasy AZ 6:15 4 T., New EofS L T. Bostof
Cincinnati Trans Va Il T. Railroad leave cb1csso a.
so ~ Mai EEasi ~ T. " Fast Expscse. afft1E r.
EtEh1 Mali Train AS - -
The ID r ~ Train leaving CMcaso 1uns th.rrrh II
Cincinnati without change cT cars Or baggage
Salisbury Paten. busters aye rrn Of Day Exp7eH-
Trains Paten, Sleeping Cars On nH night tzatas-
= Baggage Checked Through H6
THKorGU I1C1ETs for sails IT all Principal Iatlro%4
CfdcGs u the West at the General otdce G9rner LAks
caEo- and n the Depot
r. y RICE Genera. Superintendent
]. y. SMITH. Western Pass Ay'x.
, 1862-02-03

Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
af1 4 8 cent stamp.
~ of1ce open from 1st May to 1st November,
daily Except Sunday. from, \. NJ till p, N. On
Sunday from S till luz 4. Il. From November 1st
till May 1st from 4. till 7. H., daily Except
Sundays), and On Sundays from $50 till 1O:l5 L. u.
1896 ]. L. SCRIPpS. P. II
, 1862-02-03

NcArthstr c. miss
McAslllcy Grey mrs
Alc(an1st,fs Ann j mrs
Mcbride : mrs
McCla1lc Mary miss
Nt,1)o11ad Bridget mrs
Mcdonald N'inifred
.MeGinris S j mrs
, 1862-02-03

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON i
o1;iSCy RAILROAD.
1oWs@Day E1PTcss i al:se 4 Y Cs0nds5s SIeepted3
nrrss Iesyes At H. tSatnsuaJS excepted at1tTad
Il SO {. Il [iondsTs eIcepted1 Me1do.x AceaR.
1iYes ii la9o L L. tsatu1daSs e gsxeeptea2 80,
, 1862-02-03

WAR CLAIM OFFICE-Prompt
W attention given by the subscriber to the prog
scaon Of al legal claims asainst ihs Dnted stass
and officers. Applications received by mail Address
HENRY LEAVfTI, atty at Law
Office No. 80 South Clark at1ee.. Post OffEa Box
E14S Eh1rnwc I'll IN
, 1862-02-03
ATOpTGAGE Whereas.

Nl by n certain mortgage, dated the first dag Of
May. A. 1ss. asl recoTAEd IN the Recorders oince
three t;} I}ucknet Morris and Mary .. Morris hs
VIE. 0f he city Of Chicago Il sstt County aaL State,
trater GrscrihcI secure the payment of certain
gage, al executed by EucsneT s. Morris nnd paJabc
snspai SUI. N ei sie;en ;ouaad dos %
Fatahlc On te 1rst day Of Nay, 4 b. 1t for value
Received ald the Others for the su Of live bllnred
an9 fy Sa hspE 60 e aIa"n9t 2, ss
from the i:sl Of November is the Irz day 81
E,c tlat1f drfut Shall be In the Payment Of
any oHe Of Eatd instruments Of interest," and s:i Ia
ssa1uth shall remain due and unpaid tor thirty days.
ars shall at ore. ..cco,e and be due and payable
my election, anything in tic given for the
to the contrary not~ithsranalnG md whcrcs default
Interest due the n7s day Of May and on the frst
dizzy OF November A. u. SGl anu oI the nutcs 10: i've
hundred and fifty ears each, maturing those dates
respectively and given fer said lnets1ments which
paid.
Now therefore, public notice IS hereby gyea that by
and 10 secure Tie said SUM OF ee:en thousand doLtss
viii. interest due thereon tosetaer With costs and
charges vi advertisement :snl sale. the premises
ss;1npfen Of BucEnsr r. aos1is AID Mary T. % siesrs,
tleir cis representatives assigns therein. will be
sold ar pGbG suction TO the hEht~t b:sr Tor clsli
It, tn Is sss IN H. Il q ne e naf as of 81 3s
to1t House IN the city Of Chicago nnd wlstcas said
nrem1ses known and described as follows to-wt:
ssa E ssi & rna ~ q g e. M esk
eaEo il he County ct Cook and s:ase ct illinois
h1 ais st4soS ss sStsa Ssk dwse Isl pss
1AUeaEbQ7n Street, Chicago ta11-E@Ttd
, 1862-02-03
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0UERY.-Why should House
NJ Eee7e1s and t.af4r &eFsHof& lose their patience
sn11e f. trying TO Etoaie Anthracite Goal With pln4
n8sinE5 vhen hJ uang tAe GRANULAR FUEL eod
BY G. r.. GEAYs coEnsT o{ Market AAA WA&atng gtoe
HeetA they cR1 hays Atxe atsoy t.ne
| no6HtH6{E
, 1862-02-03

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EeSats Paia ,nolnt:; ny + ans n for nzo3
zNe n for Elsin. BelTtdere. Rockford and tnre1a
5ta5e Poi1ts: so ~ e. Geneva and i1seEmed:A.s
ne AS A.; train Passengers for C.ys1sl Lake ~.
aGnfS, lAehmond Geneye Lake aIG tateznedtats
points VIII take the 4D1 r ~ trat1-
sleeping Eart On hight trains
E 3. TALCOTT, GEL Eupz-
IT, III. WHEELER Gen. PASSENGER Agent fy1