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CONGRE EssIUNAL.
HOUSE.

WAsHihGfoNi Jan. 10.
HOUSE.
Se7ens, from the Committee on Ways
and Means, reported the Army AppTopris.
ton bill. Weferred to the Committee Of
the Whole.
Davis, from the Committee on Elections,
made favorable report on the memorial Of
Andrew ]. Clements, praying that he be
admitted to seat as Representative from
the 4th Congressional District Of Tennes.
see. The report was adopted.
Clements was qualified by taking the
oath to support the Constitution Of the
United States.
Holman, from select committee on Gov
ernment contracts, reported resolutions
which we're adopted, calling on the Score.
tary Of War to inform the House under
what authority and by whom army sup
plies and other property, held for military
purposes in Utah, were sold, with state
ment of the property, Its cost and value,
and the amount realized from the sale;
what notice if any was given of the sale,
and If any supplies were destroyed, and
by whose direction; and that the Secretary
furnish copy Of the order for that pur-
pose. Also, that the Secretary inform the
House by whose authority 400 troops have
been organised in Colorado, what disposi.
ton is to be made of them, what arms have
been purchased by the Governor Of that
Territory, and whether it is the intention
Of the War Department TO recognize and
iquidate the debts thus incurred, inclui-
ing the puTehrse of arms, SC.
SENATE.
A number of petitions we're presented.
Mr.. Sumner, from the Committee on
Federal Relations, reported the bill on the
subject of the French Spoliation Claims,
with Recommendation that it be post
poned until the next session.
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military Commit
tee reported the House bill making an an.
preparation of $3.50, 900 for completing the
defensss Of Washington.
Mr.. Wilson said most Of this amount was
owed for work already done.
Objections were made to the appropris-
ton.
Mr. COWan, from Judiciary Committee,
reported on the resolution to expel Jesse
D. Bright that the facts we're not sufficient.
and that the resolution do not pass.
On motion Of Mr.. Wilkinson, the sub
jsot was postponed and msde the special
order for Thursday.
Mr.. Oarlile offered a resolution that the
Committee on Finance oonsiner the expe-
diency of providing by direct taxation on
all kinds of property for 8 revenue
of 5000, 600, 900, and issuing bonds for that
smount also for the issuing Of bonds to
the amount of Ss00,0O0 600, and to estab.
lish banking agency in New York, Sc.
Laid over
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THE FAIR INEZ;
On THH LOEs LADY OF THE CRIMSON OLTFs
CnNTIEUEP

OOSTIEUEB.
CHAPTER vIu-THE cOasAIgs.
''Host grae'ons lord, is It your belief"
Said the cautious HOGANEI to his noble chief,
That 1t WOuli be taie in times like thss ?,
10 Iesume our profession upon the higb sea,71s
"As loI as Connecticut has Secretaries OF the
And the Cleveland : Mahoning Failroad Is ru:sd
1t is perfectly : 10 - the COrsllr did say,
TO travel with fase on any railway
For although DAyy Tod from his rsilroad did throw
lhe Old Ueysland, Herald, he surely don't kn5w
SO set ready to travel, and our 5Ta5s ven now
just s -hey were speaking THY we.e frights. ed
10 death,
For sentinel bdrst in The door out ef breath;
"Hal pamPered meEial what briaEest thou now,
" ny enter cur pr sence with guch q crest roE?
md IN his emotion as the chisftain thus spake
he left fall his Clay pipe wnich 10 pieaos tiid bIss
Beg your PaIq n, my lord, but an AbOlitionisi
Shall we kill him, or must he to your honor be
"Why, drag him before mo. But stav-ar. vo, o.,
D1d.st obey my last orders, I'd now like to Know:
Didst tar and feather the Northt IN school mann
ana aa1g l. tnS % Mnite choEered misoreant, who did
With the New York Tribune which in his pock
v must stop alt such papers from going aroun5. >,
we oldn't do nothing shorter" the pirate did
Then be drsss d in the AbOIitionist, and hurried
away.
CHAPTER Ix-THE PRISONER.
Before the CHIEF the prisoner stood,
bis form erect his spl : ts good,
WIN untlanched cheek and flashing ava
He gazet upon tbs corsaiTs nigh
and . 5 they caught his piercing eezs
They looEtd on him win dread fmzze
hesi tiembled as they gszed On him,
hor he was very tai and slim
HIS was inteea q noble face,
That skiiliu painter v ell miRht traef:
his nose was ike turnip beet,
Aud with his chin did almost met
bis mouth was large, his eye quite small,
de had scarce any hair at all
HIS clothes were none Of lSAAO'S best
He ne'er Bt UNION HALL mad dressed:
his Coat was long, his ants quite shOrs,
De had them 81 sons slop ehcp bought,
Eor at the elbows and ths knees
They had v5at holes to catch the breeze.
such cothe nO,er cama from UNION LII
FOR tsAAO5 clothes ne'er rip at all
ITO H uoHFTNunD-1
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NER AND DEsIRAsLE GOODS.
gapEt AaugiHgs.

SJ.-''' . {yF-e
100, ,UOO ROLLS Wal 2 PAPER
War hAs bsal declared and Secession IS tbs orssF
ef the daTi and nov is the time for a1 tidy housa-
koeperB % socece rom dirty aud smoky WallB, and
coAroe On them with . rush, new WALL PAPEE,
zsbY impEoyinE thelr hnnics, and most q sths
. 4Jrs HEAETHT. -
100, 600 ROLLS NOW READY /
for Eslo st n. Carson Oo.i Iss, BuTs-ior St, ana
40 low that all can set thems -
THH COST IS AIRl NOTHING,
We are now ready 10 sell French, Enalish and
American Wsn pausrs from 50 TO 10 per cont below
pseVisus prices, and wC4id most RESPECTFULLY nYifa
all to look IN upon our stock before buying for "a
quality Of goods and the length Of pieces, we can
give the utmost aatsfaotion. Our g DDS coming a.
r5ctlT from the actores We thereby save one profit
Also large assortment oi Shades of every Vagis.
GOLD BANDS, SO. 80.
Alec Just opCns1 bssutifui lot OF b ~.
q U & n l q = s.
with Sands, Lcol &C., to laatoh. Cords and Tas-
sels In endless sriety. PGpor Hanging done a
short notice tyexporienesd gorsneu ard at reaaon-
ssepid take hioa ioBs OF painting, grain.
q E4l67aulshinE AZ fair snJ rsmnne-sti7e ratol.
9. 3; To Dealers 'ss you'd ls7isstAsir sttsHtilb
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ggsgf.
ERENOH DYE HOUSE,

FRENCH DYE HOUSE,
No. 96 SHEKeA SrREET,
(HeIt dosT 20 Mrs.. Porters Mllinerg 5toretl
REDERIOk OfklAA.-
DYeing and Olasning m All % branches. Flsass
AL aud examine hnishad goods In Tie gtoFs I
Hefsrences-de essr8. Hstrbdrg 8 Hka1uaanu. 5tsr.
ioF, erisWold Co.. and ether Merchants. la5E7
HQME AGAIN.-G. 8. iFII.IfGlFS
Isl Btsam Dyer and shawl CIasnsf, bsFa Issgs &
snnounee @ his ffiends ane re Rqblo, thai = =
isad, o., where hs has dtiod % DTR HOusE via
fEe best 1ohinetTi regArdiesI 81 aEpensa Eld 11ts
ssf1 hlt1el Inst - ltF0t Ettsntfon 10 business ~
- Viz b afle &c refln tha8 pEfFulas nd IugpoEs
Ehteh % = Eaa7 Isara ergHRef HI BlasaFeFs
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are perfect 'Union'' institution. It unitss tha
Corset, Shoulder-Bracs, Anti-Lacer aud 8kirt-Sup-
porter in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The H0Onstitution must be Preserved, y which eF-
cry Lady says can be BY wearing these Waists
Thy THEM-PBIOH8 REDU0HDi
For sale by
FBEEMAH KELLOGG, az supsrtorst.
Mrs. PORTER, millinsr, 81 Seneca st.
HOMEB 3 H1GBEEy 21 Superior 81.
Mrs HARVEY, 40 st. Clair st., and at Whole.
sale and Retail By the ProprietoTs and MsuufBotu-
rers, I91 Ontario street, over mo0rs'a Auction
Store, Cleveland, o.
AR- Waists made 60 Order.
-. Stale and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS q 6HETFIHLD.
We Will prosecute AL persons who make ths W aista
OF make the Braces without authority from uu.
aaal9
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GLEVELAND AND MAHONTNG
~ RAEbR D.
fINl EABLE 30. I9-To take sasss oa snd.asr
1sufsosys November 9, l851.
CIavafan1 a Wn~na-e--.
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We 4s. !. PENSNsYLyANIA 2EISGD. CEN.


Connectlons made Is HsrrlsbuFgh, IA kila1tuIl1
t0r HsT York direct, and passengers b this routs
run through fIom RittsbuIgh 70 Jersey 0ltT via.
cut change Of OaT8.
buy your BeW York and Boston Tickets 81
Plllsbufgh," which are good either b PhiisdelFki
~ AtlsnfOE-u.- ----- ~
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, 1862-02-11
CPECIAL COMMISSIONERS
~ SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
One Of the best Business Lots On Clark Street.

STATE Or LLEoIs, CopK CoUSTE-Hs.
C1hCUrr CoCKr OF Cook CoUSrT.l
In Chances{.
Florence Mahcny VI. Ecbecca A. Maaony, ct ii.
Public notice Is hereby given that l, l. G. Paine
FIeer. Master In Chancery OF Cook County, Special
Commissioner appointed Ia tho abora entitled cause
TO make sale Of lie Real Estate hereinafter described
will, sn WEDSESDAf: February 19'h. 1852 at Il
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day sell at public A1c
ton to the highest bidder ut the north door ol tht
Count House Of the County, Of Cook in the City OF Chi
'bietn equal nstslments. one and tvo years 1ro1
FL d.. uayakle annually. Ill Of the fol'"w!u" "lrce
Of 1ard !ToEn Of Chfcasn GsacLi!snt,rt FIFTY eight ts
In tie Ort5iuA icing on Cars strect ~ as fellows
to-wt: ComWe stEenty {2u faet ffomP Pgst tH n tAe
west line Of sad !. anence south On E,sq s4e nost
vest cef3eE @ ts:ee "3st on line 1ara;Ie t', stEGes &
north nne 1 o. said l95 Is @ feet tlenc ota % on
On line parallel with the 6o- ani-- naa iot eighty
hrnation Of sale a:n esa t, y ~ es made Of
esid premises, Deed viii be czE- "ea y the under
signed to the purchaser who Will - feaGred 70 exc
cue notes for tho deferred paymcnts VIII need Of
Trust to be e1ccutcd hy the purchaser, o1 saI Land,
to secure tile s611e For Information q t. Lne nte to,
and condition OF TIE property reference made to
Haync, Miller Lewis, Ss1it t0rs Of Ecup1A 'nant In
above entitled cause. L. G, PAINE FEEEf,
Master in Ch:ncery OF Cook County,
And Special Commissioner.
Chicago, Jaauarye2ss:h 1sSs Ia2asssSt I'd
, 1862-02-11
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

STATE GF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
- OF CDO6. Ss-Surer1or Court of Chicago.
Term, 1S62. Jonathan H. Lyman rs. John idztanee
lmrleaded with Jonattan A. Kennicott-In ChanceEy
Affidavit Of the non residence Of Johr Adriance d.
the Clerk of Said snnefior Court Of Chicago Notice
complainant tiled his bill CT corplaint In said Court
en tGe Sanft r sis thereof On The 2sd day of Jaau
said Court agains said defendant returnabe on the
qujrcd. - - "
NoH unless you the said John Adrfance shall pcr-
fonauy be and appear before sld Superior Court Of
term thereof 10 be holden at Chicago said Comfy,
o. demar 10 ne aaa e eopansns Ell Eli F somnan
the same and tie matters and things therein charged
and stated. Will be taken confessed, aud decree
entered against You according to the prayer Of aatd
hill THOMAS B f:AKTER Clerk
GAILCr & HITCHCOCK Compfts+ SQlrs, ia54 L52T4w
, 1862-02-11
marD Rubber Truss.
GEEIEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.


This Trpss Is hav11g success in curing Hernia or
kupture before unknown in the history OF TTusseA.
Unlike ALL others ever used In the following respects
# Will SKEKR RUST, (he spring being coated with
Hard Rubber rendering it fmperYouS 10 moisture or
perspifation from the body SoE BEKAk cuATE, GALL
9R 3a3s aLts1KE M WILL SoT s11F OF MOVE FRoM PLACE..
FILTH, and is always CLEAN AID As GOOD As new.
They have been used By 5000 persons In this city
and surrounding county within the past two years
apd baye never failed to give satisfaction in al
e the worst form References be given Of cases
CURED II this city Of tAiry years standing, which
vel SnoEn TO some q the most eminent surgeons IN
rs ONLY reliable Irazs nt for use Dr. sssly having
lifting Of 1Eusees will guarantee this instrument III
eyey ztspGct TO be as represented, the Trusa
anirs2 an " daily EeceiytnE orders tor this
ment rom al SECTIONS Of the Northwest. and can ssfey
ss csef E. ted II n use Pessons s
lien Of Rupture TO DE. j. 6EEIEY. 1et Lake street.
Chtesso;, n Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer, to
whom all orders must be addressed Pamphlet sent
receipt of Etanp- r O. Boz 1876. au1z.6tT-rs1 ~
, 1862-02-11

~
aad II qhseq &c dess oee
oek % SSonn1y State q ml!Pos ssoS
5sysn Lai!; ASs / stexa5! StIowel; of the City Il
s1a he nGs eease{sa e
to secure The payment Ct certain prolnissory notes
s Srs4 s &
one ofead notea being for the principal sixteen
sSs2nq asg as 2ss % zsss s & O. T.
t9eanm hundred dollars l 5sn II
q ~ 81 ~
senheT and May sron, the 15ss daF Of November s5
saa aaf ~ e5 s : sasE'ha i
the payment Of any Of eatd iHsta1ments oftntereet
dollars sha It once ana BE- dae and paga6s
"a
has ess9 9nn ad n re sad II
ofNeyenber a u 1851 and tic n.tes FOR eight hui
s1 s0ss sss
i e. ssSy ssS se9ats a6 & s u aSa i
cure Faid sum Of sixteen Thousand dollars with In
Prem fsss ana S I'd
Ao1tEnge. Or 20 much thereof as may be necessary
Sae &afs 1
ca M es 4 fos en peaek e e sns
of B. 4 tie Norta a1aS dooF 5os
8 ess!; + i Is 81 e SsE sss y eas9 !
Cook and satc Of Illinois and are known AMI dcscrb
Tsy e6s saa aap i
Beck ] original Town q Chcsso
SrS B!sash a1sa
~ fsssh Bsns s
;sd btaSss adoa q
III 'asss i SsEsa e !ss;S
Ehjr9rf {qt{-
, 1862-02-11
VATARRH! CATARRHi /
~ CATAIKHi!I
DR. sEELYES LIQUID CATARRH KE4EQI,

<rATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD
fmx HUKoxxD HousAKD persons die Fearly In this
%n1ptrv Of Consumption, Every phyEcin knows that
a fuI}5 sHotitda o. thia humber. tbs disease nrs.
couueGced asa
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
1ae being to the thsoas and bronchial tunes
it Is csNer to cure Catarrh than Consumption and BY
Curing the drFt prevent the 1attc: Persons shonlt
understand That the better way to cure Consumption
s 1e srS e asa
and ind that tey hare frequent attacks a9d aFe mora
sensitive 10 the Changes Of tcnpe!ature IN this COZ
dillon. the uaay be dry, OF slight discharge thin
As the discasc becomes chronic he discharges are IN.
creased III quantity and changed III quality they are
now thick and heavy and are either got rid Of blow
ing 1c nose else they fail Into tie throat and
hawked OF coGehed on The sectettons sre offensive,
eye. are weak: The scEse Of smell ia lessened de-
e;7pycd: dcatncss frequently tAkes p!tce. Another
common and Important symptom OF CataT1h Is. that
s pcrson Obliged TO clear his throat ia the morning
tie head daring lie night When this taxes plsee the
erFon may be 1a. his disease Is Its way to the
eEnes> and should lose time In arrestinE + Tae
e'te are the symrtome Of Catatrh IS they appear ID
By tie id of the LIQUID CATARRH REMEDY, an
<titse symptoms can he GnicE1y and theetaA!Y r.
a,orea And hare sufficient confidence U tae Eerne
d. all who disposed 70 fesI ls F35tue8 T.
c.nE cata1:h that T a:cs ne tlal o. ne Asned5 M
I4icc Of Ic Cats7a Remedy e o. su1eleut tor ust
CIR moa.h with full and c3cs- directions.
Office. l9G Lake, Corner Of Vels-St
Address D.. D. Il. SEELTE
ae1heSs3:a Foss Once Box zsz1d, Chicago. II
, 1862-02-11
EprtiuI HotlreS.

~ For the cheapest and best Hair
y. ~ 1-.tda fur1a F1isseA etc. 10 10 4.
n I'd ssa taes ae:ses
oeanl q IKE nstural when adjusted to the head.
III Ell 1cseify contains ssEas1 Is nsHoss Rssh
s.vlca- All articles Wau give eaa1s s4'a'seoe
II
, 1862-02-11

ESTATE OF WIN. T. BARRON,
-. - kqIICE-Psyneato Of al monies now due the
estate Of The iAts Acn II. 7. Barron. must be made
EItheut delay to at the ofdce Of job. Aattocks r
IieleeEfsph ia1e t Building" !" chieas9,
, 1862-02-11

IHICAGC & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAnRoAD.-CuESGx OF TsxE-WIuter II.
;ssg ;aageHfnIl It eon4sncEE @ SUNDAY Soy 18th 1871 Tr
cepted 1l;n 4 NJ; Night Express Saturdsy8 excepted
H.; Joliet Accommodation Sundays excepted,
500 P. n Through Trnira arrive. Sis 4. II. Ap1 ~
E. NJ. Joliet Accommodation, $50 l. Il
, 1862-02-11
Granular fuel,

0UERY.-Why should Housa-
~ assPez. md their gants loss xhe1r pssdenee
In tying to duala Anthracite Coal v1ts nfnS
81 6afqk Ths1 GS n5,4E tas e GkAEuLAE FUEi soid
Ses4 taeIcac have AdEs q. any tins without Ep9hSs3
, 1862-02-11
Hfgal Agttees.


INK e STEE'S SALE.~Ef ',,creas.
L Stephen perr and Horat1o G. Lrr ,nard hava
made defanlt II tho payment of ,issarT Note
e. %GR:as as1esn 9m Snn7s ne
ord drawing lnteseEt at the rate u ~ IL @ 4ol 1
hyInE NV dr. np9n a. sad noes AZ ,ut liz sun q tw
Deed Of Trust executed by H o na NoG se
GO: yfyinS III to T. 1hs @ nnas!eae lot eleven IN BlocE
CITY of Chicago Cou7y Goo OK e s1 - ais r. 6ne
xhsh sa'd pfs aoE EaI 9sseEd 1ce Of s ReeoIaef
i Deeds. Fage eli. 0P1o o"i7 1ae3' III DUH - VI
N9w Us hf1eoSe @ IT. + pursuance with the powers in a1
saa "a Nonis nse i s ai aatee
III Ut ten occ IN n t3e r. I'm oy Of FebFuasy l. b
ri At uubI anc, ktouse in said CITY of Chicago
fhe ahoye DE-. for cash to the highest bidder
1rsT az II and equity Of redemption therein Of saI5
= .t.oarl to make the balance OF money dps
~ c,a kota 1ith tie costs and expenses Of said sale
VII saw N'NNs7 THOMAS FREEMAN. Trustee, &c;
| s-,,r,vo Fe,r7,ary 41Ii 1851 fe5 k.9rd
, 1862-02-11
3ta4>s.

4 ALUA LIE MAP OF
Kentucky,
Equal to ueyd's Great Nap Of Virginia,
From actnsl Surveys Just before the War commenced
~ There has neTer been n Man or
Kentucky issued before Of any account.
LLOYD'S TYPOGRAPHICAL MAP
STATE OF KENTUCKY,
Price 81 Cent?, IN sheet colorcd nicely In Counties
yeJs made Of each County This Map Is the SIZE OF
IealMsp oi V!!Einia, i Ises zaas1e o. this Iap ot
every Wagon and Stage foad. every Can1l every
Natural Curiosity. every Greek and Etver, and the
psiI q s sa GPsat % ST. eys
Staon thstk ths koses ae5s sad sna e %
f MS Nap i esEss1sd - = steel nd shs1s Tehc
nefsec a8 fur south n EAzhT1ilH
Any one ordering this Map .9d no. satisfied with It
can have their money refunded
Price per copy 50 Cents, In Sheets,
eoloTed nicely, or coPfee for II.
Mounted edition en roI1e1s, vaznished nicely sano:
Pocket edition far ATTY odeess and Tra1eless Win
n1se Hs seat s. S!d nj % u. ps-t q he country
AGENTS WANTED in every County .nd a1.o n the
AS e osyy sa g sa ,d5sr ~ y
fassE ssat S' aa'i 'ss:1 aep fSSTS.
.,s1set7sua&- "fH,Sia FL Btosa1.y. ~ We1 1srs
, 1862-02-11
REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ LNH!i
CINCINNATI AED CHICAGO

AE6eA4MA 6Ak&4hNABe
Forty Miles the Shortest Route 10 Cincinnati In3taaA-
polls and Louisville.
TRAINS leave West Side Enion Depot, CnicARee
e6A M-Da5 Exp,ea G1ndays excep:ed>
TEEouGH 10 CEC1sHku AEp INDIASAPoLI8 WrzR.
oUT CHAGaK OF CAHA.
HAsrIRN COaSRCTIoas-A Anderson a7d Etch1ao0A
sp- Pequk, ErEala, Dayton 9e-1a EpluE1baz AID m
points In Central and Eastern Ohio.
S1ETKKRzs CosEECTIoSs-At 1ndlsnapolt9f for ff&A&s
lin, Coinmbua- Madison LaWre1cehuFX. Jete1zonJ1lId
and all points r Central and Southern Indians also t1
Ionlsys FIansf9I y aeanft21 AZ ~ RonfA sSe&
Farke1sburE and points on the Ohio HT~F.
Trains 0rrre at Cincinnati at e:Dl P. NJ
Through tickets b5 this line can ce obtained II n
principal Iailroad Uicee iu the Northwest and II
Company!s 0!4ce No. 13 Randolph Btrees, ChtcAE0
{uudcT tie Ebfx1nan House)
JOHN BRANDT 8uperfntandaak
CHAa- z. f0ILKTT. Gen Ticket Agent NJ
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD.
Foe MILWAUKEE,, La CEossK. ST. FAc1. OsHKd4K
BERLIN, AND ETEEAKDIA1x PoIgIH.
On and afteE WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ath, 1861, PA@eakN
Erhns VIII leaye the Depot corner OF West Ktu1e ~
Canal streen, tSunda{1 e1cepted,} as follows
81oA 81. and 1s29 I. NJ and arrive 1t Nlwsukes q
200 n and AIS F. H
Passenger Traas arrive at Chicago at 112o II. a3k
6A0F. n. -
WACKHaA5 AccoAHoDArroK TRAE lea1es Catcsee
It - 2. H. sad arrives At Ch.cago at s55 4 n
nos 6 c. BALDWIN, Superintendent
, 1862-02-11

NE w HEItHS.
Ia Il ssR aaa ID safsa M ss as asy q
Cook County, State Of Illinois, in book thisty seven
{9is {9 e @ @ostasss at PaEs four hundred and thirty.
conveyed to Francis r Corbin the premises here
ss df to ths Of
to The orr er Of myself Of said notes being the
1ay able on he inst DAY oI May. 4 D. 1ss f6f TsIas
and mi dollars ts1 caeh being The amount @ Of seni
from the ttst Day Of November ISIS to the dist dav of
a @ aa & + t. + ps pSded ey SAID mort
AnJ Of said fnstalnenta Of interest," and such n
s1amen shall rcm.n due and unpaid for thirty dars
en aT 1ni 81 s sun @ e. a esea & thousand dol
to the contrary snd shereas deauIt
mas been made u the payment Of said instslEcnts Of
day ot November, = ISL and Il tie notes ior tys
5espect:sety asa given for said tnst.lments which
paid. "A'''S ous "no o1
nov therefore public notice Is hereby given, that By
sIiue o. the aEtaor5tJ contained IN said moEtTaEs
charges Of ad1tlsenent and eaie the prenlissa con
redemption y BncEaef e. Mor4t Fl iii MaFy az B Mo{
sole at public auetion to the highest bidder for csh
day Of March, A o. 1s6, at the nofth door Of The
Iou1t House in the citT Of Chicago: ana which said
teen s in Fort Dearborn Addition to tie city Of CHI
cago, tn the County Of Cook and stnte Of uinoa to
s EssS s9soa e 81 as ess PRzSe5 &c f!es5
II Isar6ofn Street Chicago. ia1iE&sd :E:Fas
, 1862-02-11

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Tie Egyptians could not stand it. They pop
pea mp in Ill parts Of the house, like SO u,any
dancing jacks, ono down and another comes
up. The Inevitable Reilly started off three
times OH speech calculated to Last half an
hour at least, but John cut him short Mt the
third word. Finally The dwellers in the land
Of darkness put their heads togetherand com
ncnced piling On resolutions, substitutes,
amendments, amendments to tue amend.
1ncnts, substitutes to the substitutes, Nc.
John soon found himself in the midst Of .
tangled web of parliamentary proceedings ten
times moro difficult to unrtyc1 than the cclc-
brated Gordian knot 50 incontiucntly cut br
tue celebrated Greek Warrior. In vain be an
pcaled to the Secretary's minutes. The Sccr,-
tary keeps no minutes while in committee.
The gentlcmanly Secretary tried to help him
out; correspondent, taking votes at the Sec.
retary's desk, whispered to him that he had
made wrong decision. "kecp still, keep
SUI - said his astnte highness, "I'yc
got en-; Tre decided in favor Of the Demo
cratic fellow. Of course they'll sustain the
chaar On that" And, sure enough, they did.
CORRECTION.
In your editorial in Friday's paper, you say
that Mr.. Bartlcy's resolution cxpcl1inn free
negroes from the State was laid Oh the table,
only q voting against the motion. wish for
the honor Of the Convention this were so. But
It Is an error. There were but Il votes in favor
OF laylng it on the table, and 46 against. It
was reported 10 Committee on Legislative
Department by q vote of 46 to 81, the figures
being reversed. It is my solemn belief that Il
proposition were made to sell every free COL
orcd man in the State or even hang them ali,
this Convention would seriously entertain it,
STRANGE STORIES,
Il H.