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PRUSSIA.

The delsoEatic press OF Germany Were deDounoiuC
niost bit he appointment Of Prince HOhenlohe
rs fred vi the Prussian Council, owing to her
<etr ,1a8 principles.
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Calendar OF the Court Of Appeal.

i
The Calendar for the Coart Of Appeals for April
is as follows:
Iyefeyrsc CoicsG0r-N0s q, 81 o.
Csn,Jai da.n4of--Noa. 20 ~, 81. 81, 81, ~.
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Ea,css Ship Ne,ys.
AHKINED.....Mnxn

800 Arrived. ..MosDAY March ~.
slip - Helena (of bnhl > II yer Brisls Ian M (,
ballast 10 nassr ESpsbeuccd heavy n W aud ], W g,les
he eure tassagoi 9-t aud split sss 81 Mach III ll %
~ lon % o. spoke ho L. :. siospoiwAr setion nom
rsItD1.ib y. ~, ~ ths MoaiI, lTanesn.
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ITALY.

1t was reported that Garibadi had another long
interview with Ratazzi, and had postponed ms de-
partuse from Turin for few days
II was rumored that Farini had accepted the Min
stry Of Foreign Adais
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CRY ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MusIc.-his' Er .dy J. Bouehtou
will make her debut at the academy tomorrow
cn;ne in the character ofV ole,ta in ,be o,era Of
Ia Traviata.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CBAssERs-MAEcH 3L-Bsscfs Jus
tice BARsARD.
DECISIONS.
John Schultz agt. Catharine Scbutz-Ae1andsS
BENJAMIN sgt Ann ajsmin-Jidgment Of divorce gs1tsd
Edg.rd Gould sgt WA. Observation-Disclosures ,chrTsa
The COBEL ISFAsTicIDE CASE.
Charles Cobel wa iDdictedfor granddaughter, tired
90 the Court Of Sessions and found guilty OF miseeresnor
Saturday Judge McCunn sentrnced him 20 oao years
r writ error removing the 20 the General Term
he supreme Cont, The Ju5g~ granted the order retans
bic N tie tn OF April
M...r.. Bl.Dkman and Furlons appeared for Cobe:
Tie Supreme Court Circuit bas adjourned Tor tie
tenn.
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'NEw-1 DIRK Towy MRErEGs.-OEaee County
elects siX Asepubican and eleven Democratic supor-
yi.orr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

Tn LIQU0R.DKuKsg CouHI.--Justics Con
nol, opened special Police CouF. for the benefit Of
he liquor dealer who violate tho SUNDAY Liquor
law, on Sunday evening, from 70 Z O'Clock, when
number of oren0ers were brought teiore him, ard
discharged. Ju-,ice Connolly has oponed ilns
spocia Sunday evening Court to prevent, possible.
The of nding liquor dealers iroa being kept under
ock and key all night.
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fAdyefti,emenIt

TIE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMuS IL on Ills iasI icS'
a the Museum iii. time expires nett Saturday WIN Con-
Nu aud all the cuIiostes and the splendid fAy Pisy
he will draw crowded houses.
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TAdvertisomsnt.j

Young MEN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS
sp.iou to select purrat In which they can beat
coed sbond secure Pbreno gicd Examination {" fo"sS
l. WELL, No. 30s Broadway.
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M. mUSDn CoHmTTLD oS SATuRDAY.-0n
Saturday, J homas J. Munday, formerly member
of ibe S'aie Legislature, who has once before been
punished for indecent conduct toward very youthful
school ciris, war again arrested on ike charge,
taken before Justice Steers at Essex Market Police
Court and in default OF bail was committed to the
City Prison 70 answer. Mnndsy il unQuestionably
insane, aud ought 70 be gcnl 10 a lunatic asylum.
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uNrTEp STATES COMMISSIONERS OVFIcy-N,
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-S.Aes D.

On Wednesday next The L. 5. District AtorDey
will apply % Judge Sbprsn 70 pass sentence d DEAN of'
VIM h Hawkins convicted OF the murder Of Cara adssns
O. ship Lancrgisr
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AsorHEg SERIOUS Assam on sBifDoARD.-
Jo~, Armstrong, the mate Of the American packet
slip West Point, has been arrested by the United
States Maruhal and held to bail, for avery serious
assault with dangerous weapon GA Wiliiam Leer,
one of the crew of that vessel, during tho recer,
voyage from Liverpool TO tbs port. TIE wounds Of
Letter are Of suc serious nature that be Is confined
a. the New-York Hospital and feals entertained
for hi. ultimate restoration 70 health.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL Tsrs-sisos
Before Judge DAILY

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TsHs-hIsoH y.
Before Judge DAILY
DECISIONS.
Wooster agt. Maple sden.-Notion for new trsj
denied.
before Judge BRADy.
Slack act. Chesier.-'udgneDt for plaintiff with
liberty the 5eet dants Ia ~ days payment
coats.
uardnan OCT Dennis Mo ion Tor receiver denied.
Stevens sgt Springfield. Order gTsnted.
The People, &c at R0seubTo0k aDd keniefs-J1dyneli
opened and defendants payment Of sl@
and dsbufsemsGts, and Sn.r1's fees II my
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS ORFICg--xI' 1.
Before ConiuIiasoneT 5rILLwELL
CRUELTY To sEAHES.
David Armstrong, the first mate OF the t-iv r'va
uscte, We, tint, ted this aarnocn esrrs
cruel and nhgman t.a uent Of several Of the toia
uil.ed 20 ,n,wsT in defaul; Of sl,oQO bail
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Of the Hudson River
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HLH'I' n 4iOuNdf nj On u ~ =.
Tie ice ~ moving down the river with the ebb tide
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WELL-Ksows CITIZENS GoSE.-Nr. samuel BOu-
ton vol sud very wealthy citizen dira at h lac
Flushing the 2SiL ult ic cFEissy
represented the Se,enth ard in tie Coimoa Council
Nh John Csyhusgh well known politician. di.i sud
deny Saturday di.esse. Ito formerly occupied
the positions OF n'pestor of Pssen-n, and o. - sc Con
mgdonsr
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Arrival or The rHfzr-stFisER hAoSoL..-
The Rebel steamer Magnolia Lieut.. James Parker
commanding prize TO the L. s. steamers Brooklyn
and South Carolina arrived At this port on Monday
iron. Key Wet, which ,oH she leit ou tho 18th, &,
i0a. ID. She has becu condemned at that port, and
Las come hers Tor sae. She brings tie following
pssengces: Mr. J. {. ClsPp, T. >. Marshai. lady,
and two children; Mr.. :. :. Merriam. his. Billo.
LIZ oF OvFIcy 4s.--Iie.t ComnGudllk J.nc, e ksr
Act.ug Meters Ahu De- l0 sri 70 NcIoiui S-ccli A.
.iaut Eugnetr fdwA fcudse Third d., " ~. Nj. Bart
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Thi. week. Les. week las yesl
si i''f.,.....:.,.::sl Isl sSss
Ho.s............... ~. 30 "a
Ay weekly Total since Tol.l ,sr.
reefs asst year. Jon !. cs,e y'n
Cs.tle .........33ts 8. 1913 -a:ss
sleep .....'...40s. 30, $50
TIC Caite distributed through The ssve:sl yAe' a.
AZ Moorc',...........l3ei ~ Hunter........... ~
A. Galcp's........... 81 AZ Lewscnce's tE. AFy)
ro.,
The cattle In the different the several sss
sud Csnada, in the following numbers;
Newly ort............ nl- linnA'''''''. '.''.ss' -
o. 4hio............'..-'.s' 's
Mclhsan .'''''''''''''' l0"S''''''''''''''''''-
h'0'9say i.......:::::.. nc
Lsstweek rht v.'s
Premium. a G3f
Extra ............-......' .......s 4is fiS,f
tirs' quality ................'.'''3tat 10y
second susity ...........'...-''stas; S;ssJ
s,.y, The following Of tho principal trsr''0n''
OF which Sc lave The particulars. ,,-S,,
800 IL, at Ste p II. Also 90 premium Nj hIs'a sees =
So. 3, ib. average 1870 bs. Also, i prime l.sTs ss.
s-sf. At &c. 9 10. 100 d. Also 70 sood hiho
Il we.thsiacr IS e1p. Illinois, e, a. T. syst.t' b.
AGO ibs Alto y coarse Michigan a. Sc To- S'e'e''
NJ Ro.erthAl. y kentucky bulls, at Be- y i6 sVe''s'
aoT ~, funk 70 extra Illinois, at ;!F bead average
- n,m,, IS extra Illinois. at &c. y n avs'As-
Leo rs .At... -, -, a b..J. .v.,,g.
40 is Also. % hsn'' ordinary ONO 81 ~ y a''a
s'saie tS NH 81 prime Illinois at SOL per head Average
s9' W u "a extra ulnoi, at 10 per IcO ID. ArsHsr
~ io Abbey l. GOOD Saie, private terss.
= KAN. r % good Kentucky At 900 per head A's''S
w. m a. w.,eu Coz - extra heavy KentueAy At e
. N A,ersge Loo a.. Also. % extra Ohio 81 &c .
,,erace 500 u. Also, - orIs Illinois a. &c 70, Ai.
an H. Also. 90 choice eatrs Oho at - - = 100 n, 49,
az, l553 b. also, . good Illinois $'' per h''-
qs.v also sold one erlra bun weighing 10 Tor +l'
ard premium wcish 2,20 70, for ritN -, ,,.r.s,.
james Garwood "a ordinary State at tJ9 N''
~ r. Evans, A. lair Illinois a, sis per heed A's''''
~ ;. Ramsey 90 good nnoi. at s. per head A'e''''
Coon llo.oury, 81 prime Illinois a. 80 per hed Nes'
simmons Coon 3, good ohOs at 'l per heed A'''''
,225 10 go Co. .,,.. ~ Ia llG!te
a. Ill., according 10 quality. - ,oo4 Tho
sNrrp-lhs sup Nv j. assu lignt and demsiu ,asrS
msrke, Is So ~ iTn with tendency pei"sfs, 4 at
movement although the tansc o.s we ns Eb-r. boust
Moud,V's rates. Daring the week Mcors" ,-.hs
80, qO0 nod NJ 5g sse a. 10. Included AZ lhsi - al
we're g16 Of Mr.. Whine Of Bethlehem a'rlsa - Ihe,s
2ol a Mr. Soup OF the town averaging 49, 20 hs.e
hrou got $50. & n, Sosries Sweeney ooASn' ''
a. came figures a1gGg 20, and
HogsA li.ht business doing In Hogs At 80 "a Pin
3tV3i. q h Tor Pigs NJ J English reports "lHs rhi,i,
ayersaiag 90 h. 3c, deli .crcd Of sc in youls
TO- & 10 better than the same dua1S ~"
command here 49, ,,rovemen. T.
CowsThere 10 lght inquiry, but no IN I've, ~
prices a. Herman sod tive very good, via W. - Assus
SJ5 4 head.
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TW0 BAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE JURA AT PORTLAND.
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SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon, daring
tho progrr. n the TIRE In Boeum street shee 1foAe 9ns
b. able Of Edwin Baker and f NED BE
Lrayitt causing n les t is feared, o. as cs At-. lr
conSe, ed g. The L. L. College iorpisi.
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THE VOLUNTEER RElIEF Gowns sroN. -- The
Communion still continues give relief 20 hs families o.
those volunteer. who enlisted previous the Is. q es-J
Ia Tho money appropriated by the Board OF Slper0-s.
sud -gsrrd by c Les stature win las unt so1t
he 1T VI Msy aier bich date no more payment NJ u
made There has been paid out In the pr' o. fo
uf.er, and IA the relief Of their fn. nearly $4,000 O
this city appropriated $4,000 and the County
rItN,UJO.
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AU,Ks EAgWss CosPAgi.-We were in error
Yesterday, in 1sying that the American Express
Company had received permission TO open their lines
to Nashville. lie article should nave repd, adams
Eyprees Company Unde; the management Of
Mr. John Hoe, this Company il low running daily
e>presscs to Mash, e, subject to the Custom House
reSulltols.
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THE POLIcE CoURT LAwTERs.-Na1y n those
who practice 10 the Police Courts bsys BEE, sun tted
10 the b. ard those pssri e1sl'1so We
ger osiug it-r clients. they petl.e tn Legs'
lanrs pas prohibit shy.tesinE The law Lavins
passed and signed by the GovrfnoE. N 2fc
yelsroay by the Justices aud permitted 10 al ~
without fl 4 presenting bis certificate An1-t t'fa
prT,ogs thus thrown OVERHEARD sgd the sSuc1e VI"
certificates Lave chAncs t. procure some csseA-
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AGTEcY goR rua RELIEF o. SOLDIERS PROM
MASE.--1he Stat, of Maine has appointed Dexter
4. Hawkins sgent ioT tLat State 10 relieve all in.
valid OF uectssitous soldiers belonging 10 the Maine
Regiments, tlat may arrive in this city. Mr.. Haw-
l,nss ohic. If I'll No. 10 Wall street, and Ill such
soldiers aIe requested o appy there ioi asastGncc
Board OF ALDFRars.-Tlers wes no meeting
Of this Board last evening, for want Of e. quorum
The chamber Of the Board is being thoroughly
cleaned and renovated.
NaysL.-The French fdgate Canada, CommauStr
Rosaing, from Vera Cruz, vi. Havana eight dayA,
arrived yesterday morning. Sue mounts six guns.
aHi has { crew Of log men.
UEATp FGOm BURgs.--fmma Williams Of No. 10
Esyard street tho 27h ut severely burned by her
clothes catching hfe ro IA, stove sud couveyed the
Ne' folf Hospital where, she died yse-rday ,croner
. verdict a accidental deefh "
AHRFsT on L1oUoR DXkLfRs.--Op Sunday II
gpri dlsrrs were arrested BY The police II tue EisA.h
Ninth, ard fce, IN Precincts for violating fha sunday Lquo
aW, and taken boire Jusics holly lsHegsou unk. 70
ice Count, who hch them u bal n H.. sul o. se1 "a h.
Tn POLIcl AND INA GAAHIEKs OScr MoRE.--
AZ . O'Clock yesterday ate noon, Capt BDger Of the 1wsn
tcaih Precinct Police Aud I6o0n OF ha ueI paid
VISIT ohaclro gambling he'll n Room no. g. 40. l8i
8foatNay On be ariys of n police the door locked
iuj ldmihslo1 denied The door "hH tsfrpon forced Opsn
Nd tho inmate numbering fisht a 4oH1 iouAl sde busy
rrisj a 1e qfe,et o. abns ll", "es tsssa to .hr
, 1862-01-30

From the New York World, Thureday]
The reputation of their debts By few Of
the States Of the Union has cost, and will
continue to cost, the country millions Of dol
lars yearly. It has destroyed the credit Of
the nation abroad, and to-day dctracts from
the value Of the Federal securities and en-
hances t1e difficulty Of negotiating loans even
with our own bankers. The unbusiness-like
habit Of not paying promptly is grieyous
fault with our Government. 1t will cost us
untold millions before this war is over. The
following remark by Mr., Baker Of this State
in the House Of Representatives, tells the
story Of English and American credit:
The finance ministers OF Great Britain hare
had the sugacitJ to understand and carry into
practice the essential principle Of credit-7ouapt
pdy. Every one knows that no matter what
means IN individual may possess if lie does not
pay promptly, his credit viii be impaired. and al
though he may obtain money, it can only be done
by paying high rates Of interest and may purchase
what he requires, but it must be Mt enhanced
prices. TIE same iuiexible rule will apply to na
tions. The failure Of several States Of the Union
to pay interest promptly has cost this natior
millions and tens Of millions Of dollars. Lad il
not been for that financial blot on those Statea
which the nation is made IN Snt:uc, VIC might at
this time borrow ill the money need at hve pei
cent
, 1862-01-30

cur trains Of regu1ar transportation, and onr
steam vessels on the Red River Of the North,
are already provided as Important links Of in
ternational communication from Toronto to
jected railroads Of Minnesota, With extensive
grants Of land from Congress in behalf oftheir
construction, harmonize in q northwestern
tread to the valleys OF the Red River Of the
North, and the still more remote Saskatche-
wan. Our whole commercial future has been
projected in concert with the victories Of
peace, even more renowned than war, Of which
We still hope to witness the achievement in
Northwest America, irrespective Of the imagi-
nary line Of an international frontier.
4. Animated by these expectations, which
the march Of events has hitherto justified, We
invoke the "sober second thought - of the
country upon the subject Of our Continental
Policy. With the suppression Of the South
ern rebellion; with dispasslonatc discussions
u au the parties interested; With the happy
accord Of mind like Golden in England, and
Chase in America, upon the best methods Of
gcstions Of the next three years, q Treaty. en-
inently deserving the designation of 2 Reel
grocity Treaty, W probably be submitted to
the Congress of 1851
). In conclusion, the Chamber merely re-
iterate the uniform utterance Of the authori-
ties and citizens Of Minnesota, when we anti
ciratc an adjustment Of the relations Of the
United States and all the British Provinces on
this Continent, upon basis Of mutual inter
est and good Will. We do not deny the cxpedi-
ency Of q revision Of existing stipulations
proper time, this community will insist upon
revision; but always in the interest Of fur
ther freedom, not additional restrictions, OF
commercial intercourse. We expect to urge
the territorial extension Of q future Rcciproci-
ty Treaty, to tile Provinces northwest Of Min
neEota, and IN enlargement Of its provisions
to the proportions or Zoll-Vercin or Gus
toms Onion. ..
With these impressions the st. Paul Cham,
ber Of Commerce repeats its invitation to the
Senators and Representatives Of the United
States in Congress assembled. to review The
stipulations OF the Treaty Of June ), 1854, and
to avoid all action inconsistent with the pub
lie faith. II, however, with the scrupulous
observance Of international obligations, tht
Congress can find or make way, in 1862, tt
the policy which your meDlorlalist have as
signed for the diplomacy and Legislation O
1864, the result will be warmly welcomed By
the people Of Minnesota.
, 1862-01-30
The House of ReDreaentatfvea.

The House Of Representatives.
Washington Correspondence n. Evening Postl
There arc but eight members in the House
now who were members when the celebrated
Banks contest for Speaker occurred, and who
have remained members continually since:
morrill, of Vermont, Buf1nton Of Massachu-
sets, Coyode, Hickman and Grow of Penn
eylvunia, Bingham of Ohio, Colfax Of Indiana,
and Washburne Of Illinois. The active and
influential part taken by nearly all of these
in the business Of the Horse Of itself proves
the importance of continuing wcll-trie mem-
hers from a district rather than constantly
sending new members here in their
stead. Phelps Of Missouri, who is now the
'sfatEer of the House, {as the member who
has served the longest time continuously is
called, has not taken his seat at this session,
having apparently abandoned Congressional
for military life. As all Of the eight above
mentioned members entered Congress togeth-
cr "a most singular faet) in December 1854, it
is doubtful which will be Phelps'6 successor as
<'fathcr Of the House." if Phelps is not re
elected, aud if any Of them should be. Mr..
Col5ax is said to have declined the fathership,
whether he does reelection or not, the fami-
II being so large. Mr. Richardson Of Illinois
has come to be regarded as the leader Of the
Democrats, though he talks Of resigning his
seat before long and going into tho field as
Brigadier General. The place has been offered
to him by the President, and he has signitied
his purpose Of accepting it by-and- bye. Mr..
Eallandigham is the leader Of the white-feath-
er Democrats about five in number, certainly
not over eight.
, 1862-01-30
Chr Trihtttte.
THE SONG PROHIBITED TO BE
SUNG IN THE CAMPS OF THE

THE SONG PROHIBITED TO BE
SUNG IN THE CAMPS OF THE
POT0MAC.
In compliance with the request Of several per-
sons, NC reprint the admirable poem by Whittier,
which the uutchinsons were not allowed to sing on
the other side Of the Potomac. Gen. Kearney and
Gen. Franklin having eolemnly declared It to be
inccndiazy, whcrcupon Gen. Mcclellan has forbid
den ,hcm to sing within his lines at all. Our read
ers will uotice that this poem Is suggested by q
famous hymn Of Martin Luther:
.EN' FESTE BURG 1sT UNSER GOTT.''
tLuTHERs H1ns.J
We wait beneath the furnace-blast
The panTs Of Transformations.
Not painessly doth God recast
And mould anew the nation.
Hot burns the fire
Where NroEgB expire;
Nor spares The hand
That from the land
CrrUots the ancient evil.
The l,and-brcadth cloud the sagcs feared
Its bloody rain is dropping;
The poison plant the fathers spared
All else IS oyertOpping.
East, West, South, North
!A1justiee dies,
And fraud and lies
Live only in its shadow.
What gives the whcat-feld blades Of steel:
hat points Inc febei cannon:
Nhat sets inc Foaflhg faboles heel
IN ihe OLD staf.spanglsd peQno1:
hat breaks tae ealn
llhe men me So9tn: -
Mna! "lets Inc kn1e
for Inc mon lie ie!-
Aafk TO the answer: SLAVERY!
Then waste no biows on lesser foes
:, En stille u1No1sns :i algemgn; s
tnaInits lo-uas ftfso TX W. ga. anu sno"s
Ing 1eatIres 81 ane 4enoH!
MOTH anq o9nsn,
its VICTIMS DOLL,
Ian ye moi cf5s r.,
Lei alaEerss ole
and union nha N 1reeaom!
"hat thoagh me east-out spirit tear
Inc nation In MS gong,
NG VINO nave Snarea ne gaiiL n1ost eHa1e
me pan: ol ms s1enlo"1ng!
hate er me lose,
ha1e ef Inc closs,
Saau lhet comP4alA
~ presont pain e
np tlust Ill 0ou Aelealtefs
, 1862-01-30

TAX PAYING, REAL ESTATE
l. AND COLLECTING AGENCY.
ALLEN F. RICHARDSON, Ell. ENG.
, 1862-01-30

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
Nay a. B. iss aRd rec IN 1ae kseo!dss aee e
q Cook County State Of Illinois IN book thirty seven
$3, q morfgags st PAGE four hundred and thlrsy,
wife. Of tie city 81 Chicago il said county and Stare
conveyed TO Francis P. Corbn. the PROMISES here
inAl1sE described TO seeu.e the Eay@e9t men Of certain
70 hc orr cr Of mysaf said nores being for the
payable On he rst day d Nay = D. ISL fof ralus
received and the others the Of i've hundred
ana Oft dea eafn aouat q s
ion. lie il1sf ay Of November ISL to the ns;t dT q
eaEs that defaut shall be made IN the payment of
any Of sald instalents Of interest," and such in
stament shall rcnaain due aud unpaid for thirty days,
lars shall at once become and be due and payable,
my election, thing in the note given for the same
to the contrary Notwithstanding and whereas default
Interest due On The 1rsr day Of May and Oh lie drst
day OF November 4 D. 1861 and Of the notes fo- t;e
hundred and hfy dollars EACH maturing those dates
haye s1ace remained and now are Wholly due and
Virtue Of the authority contalEed In eaid mortgage,
and TO secure He sn!u sum OF eleven thousand dollars
Efth Interest due thereon together with costs and
redemption oz BucEner s. Morris and Mary 3. MOTIFS
sold at public auction The highest bidder for CASH
ay e{ sse A. = # ns noh doG5 Sf ts
pfemaes are known ald described rs follows, towit:
sublot six o. Of lots {> and two ~ in block at
caa II Il tic Conaty q CooE aad SAT- ot nnos To-
5sths5 Sta s sRaa 55sS % s9a ftes6
VIZ. RgySoLps. Attorney, Mortgagee.
la Dearborn street, Chicago. tAlI-EA5ftH
, 1862-01-30
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$50 E A CHI.
$50 EA OH.

.These machines are used throughout the. country
giving satisfaction to a1l who them, and are.
lo1b1edly The most economical best made and cheap
est u use. They are fully warrdnted-
The recent valuable improvements embraced in our
machine render it perfect n every respect sid vastly
superior to the PEAEL as originally made.
furnish full and explicit directions II using them
Eaeh machine whe1 ssnt out i II GeIS1 [gnna5 o.
SO that person can commence TotEat once
Our Machines all stand on hnuG ONE table, ana are
worked Ly 1rea1le- Send for iescrtptEe circular
and sample work lnc1osns stmp for return postage
on receipt Of $9 We Asa e. SEM ~. maGSatne S ~ re-
chine and he Bill with Il % inst It need not be paid
for till received