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, 1862-06-16
FROM RICHMOND.


NEW YORK, June IA letter to the New
1ork TINS, from MgClellan's army, says;
tains ar editorial, the tenor Of which is most
discouraging TO the rebel army. The writer
fears that it is our design not to engage them
in battle, but to starve them out-a plan
which he considers not impossible for US to
accomplish"
The same letter, dated the 10th, says
"Deser!crs arrived from Richmond last hight,
bringing Intelligence that the rebels are
assiduous1y at work throwing up additional
earthwe1ks and ri1e-pits along the route be-
tween here and Richmond, aud have mounted
4 large number Of guns. Tie rebel troops are
kept on short rations, the daily supply Of each
man amounting to but one pound Of flour
and half 3 pound Of bacon, without coffee,
tea, salt, &C"
new YORK. June 1.-THE New York
Times Washington dispatch says ne have in
formation, derived from secession sources
here, that six North Carolina regiments re-
fused to 60 into the battle Of Fair Oaks, and
these regiments are now under strong guard
to Richmond.
, 1862-06-16
From New Orleans and Mobile
THE DELTA AND THE BEE SUSTAIN
GEN. BUTLER.
Fort Morgan, Near Mobile,
Captured.

NEW YonF, June 14-New Orleans papers
to June 1st are received. The Delta openly
dcnuunces the friends Of secession and backs
NJ the action Of Gen. Butler, whit the Etc,
which was previously suppressed by the gen
cra1 for its advocate of cotton burning, has
.c-appeaEed with en- apology and explanation,
assuiing Gen. Butler that it never intended to
recommend tic destruction of the crops o a
Southern people. Upon this assurance the
commanding general has permitted the issue
OF the paper.
The New Orleans Dstd, Nav 3lst, saws:
eve understand that Fort Morgan, below
Mobile, surrendered to the mortar fleet on
Thursday"
Also: :" For several days back rumors have
Eccn current in this city to the effect that our
navy had suffered IN = conflict up the river,
and that Gen. Williams: brigade had beer:
badly cut up. The facts are these: On the
ssscth inst while The forces under Gen. Viii
Hams we're descending the river, they were
tct1 Of four guus. One man was killed and
one officer slightly wounded The gunboat
kineo then opened upon the town, and the
battery, with its camp, about mile and a
half in the rear Of the town, Was thereby per
Eu.dCd to leave.
-Four companies Of tue 4th Wisconsin, IN.
der Major Boa7dman, were landed to destroy
tkr camp. These forces came up as the rebels
were leaving, guns and tents having preceded
them. d lew shots only were txchapged, and
sat night one Of the Union troops WAS
= founded, and several rebel troops were seen
to fall UNFORTUNATELY the gallant aud accom-.
rl!ehed aid-dc-camp to Gen. Williams. Lieut..
Geo G. Decay, who volunteered to land with
Major Boasdman'5 troops, WAS severely and Il
Is feared, tatally wounded While some distance
IN advance Of the advance guard.''
The Deita Of june LIST says:
<'CoL Mcmillan, of the 21st Indiana regI
n1ent, sent down another steamer yesterday
*hic1, he had captured in Red River. This i:
1he fouth vessel captured by this lndefetiga
bic officer. Her name is the Louisiana Belle
and she has a good quantity Of sugar, molas
scs and cotton on board, besides sm.ile
Kares.'
-Four sick Cniou soldiers were about th
9Th day Of May fred on by concealed assas
Sins in the town Of Houn1a, Louisiana, tHo o
whom were killed and the Others wounded
Lieut. Col. Keith, Of the 2lst Ind, was orderet
to take detachment Of his regiment, pro
cted TO Horma, aud mete ont punishment t,
the offenders. They managed to escape, bu
the order relative to the destruction Of thei
properly was carried out.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
WAsnEGToS, June IA, 1862.
SENATE.

The VICE-PRESIDENT laid before the SEN
ate mcssagc from the President transmitting
! memorial in behalf Of the State Of New ork
in flEor Of the enlargement Of the Eric and
oswego canals, also asking the attention OF
congress thereto.
Tic VICE PRESIDENT also presented
communication from the Secretary Of the Iu-
:eriof, IN answer to the resolution in regard
70 the amounts paid the marshals Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia
The bill from the House providing that Off
Gers and volunteers be paid according to the
pay rolls, was taken up and passed.
Mr.. HARLAN presented q petition for a
ship canal from Lake Michigan to the Missis-
Air. KING presented petitions from mcr-
chants Of New York in favor OF bankrupt
act
Mr.: WILSON Of Mo. presented petitions
from citizens OF Missouri for branch mint at
st. Louis.
Mr.. HARLAN introduced bill for fncreas-
ing tue revenue by the reservation and sale OF
Town sites on the public lands. Referred.
The naval apportionment bill Was taken up
An amendment that miners may be enlistad
without The consent OF their parents.
Mr.. GRIMES offered an amendment thht
| the President may appoint annually ten mid
| shipmen to the naval academy, 10 be taken
] frt N the sons Of officers. Also that the Dis
| trict Of Columbia be regarded as Representa-
! five district for the purpose Of making ap-
| rointnlcnts to the naval academy.
| Mr. WILSON Of Mass. offered an amend
| nent, that persons held to service or labor,
| commonly called slaves, shall not be employ
dock yard, arsenal, magazine or fort, or in the
naval academy The bill was then reported to
! The Senate and laid aside informally.
Executive session. Adjourned.
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4 r II 7 SU P P Ii E IS

Springfield, ill., Jnne &. 1ass
RseSsas
Ms9ns ts st @ J9Rs ~ 9F
shall &c Teaure II II or sis of e ef
S. e IS
s i Ssne5s IS e '
sa q -
il
hard bread or twenty two Of extra suEt s3a:
q beans ten po1nIS Of rice o hon,ny. pound q
potatoes per MAD, three tunes Wetk ten pounds OF
M sen e II aa5sft so =
q q Pa1m sos2 % aad tSo quarts of M fsesa
any detachment or rceiTacrt may require it, II IS
nEQUIREp THAT TIE PRICE STALL AccoxPAST EA:4
ciss coPeEs ~ 5ation, lae person mailing lie rsqai
sa' asss S sRs5 7e
extra Issues Gf molas;es sla be surpltsa and The
a s. ~ sn Il sa i sss
above aItsle M I at n lgwt nSlssas p5iss to be DE-
t. est s
Payments VIII be made once month On the p7esenta
q steTes IS fsauifed y tae Amy Re9qatsas 6at i
aS e be oo5 d q IS
ce!ysd f9s TINT R1aposs; q e, HI, of +bs arr+ ., ,a
sat :" @
issazy # tte posi-. OF Tue uGdezsisnsd-and at the
SP'sa ss sRF u ss
prices named 1hE each Item a.. <.,,,-
guarantee, to pc executed b5 two persons
FORK OF aCARAsTKE.
Th ePssg hit f ae @ Ct ~ sd
VIM On o. before the 18th of ,junc 1sfa execute til.
i s .ss see with f M d
hs @ St t. E ooa a. a
which may be accepted.
, 1862-06-16

PnIIAnELrHI4, juno II. The State Treas
urer Taid this morning to the Assistant
Treasurer Of tho United States s350, 600, the
final installment Of Pennsylyania's.quota Of
the direct tax imposed hy the act Of Congress
OF ,1nly last. The whole amount paid is near
ly $1,000, ,0o0: This promptness saves the Is
Parson Brownlow had 4 brilliant reception
last night at the Academy Of Music, His
daughter, who was present, was presented
with beautiful silk flag by the ladias of Pbila,
delphia. Speeches were made by Gen. Wal
bridge, Representative Maynard, Caleb Suuth,
Secretary of the Interior, and others.
, 1862-06-16

a
Alexander John Adams Francis Allen Calvin
Adams John N Adams Frank Arnold Wm q
Adams Robert Aver Frank Arnold 4
capt AIchet leAac n Alien Ol0nZd
Andrews Jos Anderson JAS Andrews Jos
Ahern JohE Alien Jas Allen John F
Annia T Adams Isaac r Adams VIM a
allen CT Aver Henry rev
Abbey Dayid&co Atki1eon Henry Anderson VIM
Adams i: CO or Alden T Atkins Wm
Davis i 60 Arlington DR. Adams I'm Il
Aver c Arnold A}res mr.
Af1erton & Hurd AndcrtonJohn Alexander
Andrews Fair Alexander John Adsman " S
I1an
Blair Alex Blackwell Robt Blake WmH
Bi iDge A u 2 Barnes r sd bro Beebe mr.
Bckcl Il Baker B Q Bignal S l.
Bailey Alex Baldwin Thos Baldwin mr
Heard Alvin BARCLAY Geo Y Barker Lewis
B4acRall 4 Batcheldor G " Beal II
Bellows 4 4 Blackburn 3 Bachelor Merritt
Ban Aleck Bailey Geo Blair Lyman
Baldwin AndwS Baxter Il Geo Bennett Lieut.
Baruay Barber Bsrrettlnenry Branion Lewis
Bacon Chas BaughHan Hof- Boyd mr
Ss,safa S.R;3bcbsse e9sse Bsfs15 &c BEggs Lewis
Eatk CA Barry James BnrrcU Vim
Ball P F Black John capt Burke Wm
| Bidweu Chas Bell John Briggs VIVID
| Rennette P capt Baxter John Bryan " q
Bentley Cory Bartlett John A Brabnn wv
| don b Bennett John BulIIu Wallace
| Baxter DF Bishop John Bottomly W
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ton, the said Joint resolution accepted b7 Con
from its htrnsic Importance, to the Deliberate and
respectful consideration Of the pcope Of Nissonri
,,a EeSaged, That while . majority Of The conyen.
action It'll respect to the grave delicate uucsfion
o. private right and public policy presented bY
salo resolution, yet this body desires cordially to
pnyd II tie Governmeat Of TIT unted sia s,ates a!s
as the eminent patriotism and ability which have
q the President Of the United States
TO restore peace and order to this State. >'''>'
An ordinance was adopted changing tue
state election SO that it provides that after
tue first Of July, 1862, all general elections
shall commence on the frat Tuesday next after
the first Monday in November, and ehal1 be
held E.n1i iannually.
, 1862-06-16

ArudI RDtlcgs.

4 DAINISTRATRIX NOTICE.
Il STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY S.
County Court ct Cuok County,
Public notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Adni1lst:atrix of the estate of poliyer Walker de-
ceased will ar7ear before the said Court at the ny
Term thereof 70 b holden On the third Morday .of
the purpose Of hcastns aEd adjusting All CLAIMS aid
de1ItAnds Against the estate VIXEN and where all per
E,ns having sncl Claims requested TO present and
file the E3lue. ABIGAIL F. WALKER.
Admtn!stratri1 Estate Deliver Walker.
Th1cHEn tr4r Il
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THICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND
~ JRA1LEOAD-CI1ASGEo OF TINE.
Summer Arrangement commencing Sunday. May -.
1st2. Trains 1eaye Chicsgo Day Express and Mail sun.
days sxSsrtsd seo X Night E5n5ess seturdsys e
ceptel. saD p. ~ Through Trims arrive 6:N II zud
and 6.SaP- l.; Joliet Accommodation Pas In.
JQEN T. TRAEY. Gent 6up'f.
, 1862-06-16
Improved Howe Sewing Machine,
L. CORNELL & Co.'s
Sewing Machines.
PRICES FROM $s TO SO,

Taggart Falr'a Patent. Wilcox Il Gibbs Patent
Empire PATENT
Al 8ew1ng Machines in market make one or anotde:
of these thtee stitches, Slnglu Thread Stitch Double
Lock Stitch, tfpm two common Epools); Lock o.
Shuttle Stitch, (ake on both sides) An experience o.
Of every Sewing Machine Of standing fully warrant
9s Y saypg that have b far the best s1est meg
sTIICHES No one san deny that each stitch + good
bE different paries- ours is the only Office WHARF yog
sa1 gain a. anprendteed knoYlsdge 81 the Isal merit
privilege Of exchanging, Different sizes will suit al
parties, whatever they wish to sew. Our Heavy Manu-
are SO large and heavy Singers, while they tuI
lighter faster and With less than tenth Of the noise
aud we Rent Sewing Machines by the week o. month
Lad5 L Z af5sndance e do 81 si9ds q ettehin9
Sand red stamp for sanp1es and Circular, or call ant
Zee them at
1873 Lake Street, {up sta1rs.}
Address l. CORNELL d Gu, Boz Il Chicago FL
[se96i-1y1
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E-res DAM II
Blauvelt D
Bali E
bancroft Edwd
Fake EP
Burke WIND
sonfeltl John
Britton John @
Bro5dhead Joh1
B1acken John f
Blown John E
Bourne John
Browne Joseph
il
Boyle Jas o
Brewster j B
Bulllong jerks
Bonham ] II
Brant J S
BTooHns j II
BroneonJ LIZ
Briggs ] &n
Box JaInea
Brown Jas A
Burt J G lieut.
Busbee is SCI
RtidgeHP
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From Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, June 14-This is the hottest
day OF the season. The mercury at 2 p. III.
was !s9 in the shade.
Major General Ord. who was transferred at
lis own request from McDowelrs Potomac
army to Hallcck's Mississippi army-colu IN,
arrived here this morning and left this even
ins. for EOrinth
, 1862-06-16
KTon Plating for War Vessels.

Information comes from Washington that
Tic Secretary of the Navy is preparing let
Ter to be transmitted to Congress, stating that
no adequate facilities exist for tile manufac-
ture OF iron plating for ships and gunboats
needed for the American navy. Bat two or
three mills in the United States are prepared
1c do such work The Secretary will recon-
Mend that government take iucmadiate meas
n1es to secure abundant manufacturers Of
tic best quality OF plates He will also re-
commend the establishment Of nayy-yard in
The interior Of the United States, somewhere
oa the Mississippi River, for the construction
Of iron-clad vessels Of war and gunboats.
An iron-clad navy from such point, while
safe from heavy foreign fleets, could sweep
down into the gull, guard the southern coast,
and clear any enemy from the waters Of tie
Vest India Islands. A point On the Missis-
ei1ri should he selected below which there is
never less than fifteen feet Of water
, 1862-06-16

Earl Arnold
Edwards o Fl
Evans Albert S
FADE Alfred
Edwards s. hill
Files capt Cllas
Eastely r /
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German Bridget mrs
| GrisWould Mariette mrs
Grlggs j 1lta A miss
Green Mary E
Grant Ellen miss
Grantham Isabella II P
GE1th A miss
Granger Henry mrs
Granger Margaret mrs
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0a aad sises HoNbAF. lily i'm. -. t5sssa anl
Leave es saes* Depot fa9Hss Fft
So warm Gsaens RGoqs7s "a =! 4r ;ats
Pnn Fs,{o ::d.r Kapld1 and lnteTnah:e pok;
IL r Il for ESa Rsl7as: RossfoEd sna tS.s1sS:
nnnta ls3 Pssege for Belot and LaueavEa IN ts@
Ess5 4 ~ s2 .5s y Es7 800 r;ssnffs;s fsSs tE IA
tererstste soantA w!l take taa 10 P.A R4fa-
1ee9<A ii T. ThLCOTT. 9en SUI
r. II. NgZWkE Gen. Tsae60ZH AKscSs u
, 1862-06-16
Sick and Wounded Soldiers arrive at
New York.

new YORK, June 14.-The steamer Jersey
Blue arrived with 400 eick and wounded sol
diers from Gen. MeCle11au's army, and ninety
PrlVatecrsmen whom the rebols refused to OK
sLc1Ee.
, 1862-06-16

ST. Louis, June 14.-Nearly 5000 in pro-
visions and money have been subscribed for
thu starving eouthesners about Corinth.
$500 worth OF provisions we're forwarded
Wednesday, and another shipment Of nearly
the same value will be made to-day.
, 1862-06-16

HaFpeFs6 Feffy BfidGe CompleSeds
BALTIMORE, June l4-The Harper'6 Ferry
bridge will be substantially finished to-mor-
row night, and freight and passenger trains
thus rcorening permanently this route TO and
from flf. Vest
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Ell: on Emrs
1:dce-.Hn II J mrs
Emerson AaryC


Cannon 4 miss
Gallagher Ellen There
Calvin upnola miss
Glulble Elise miss
t1iIson c miss
Gil,ney Ellen miss
GlefEGn Nancy Mrs
Gould Matilda miss
Goodrich E II 1nra
Go1dard Henry mrs
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MORTGAGE SALE Whereas

M ORINAGE SALE Whereas,
~; III RE Richard <. swift and Melissa a sW hls wife
y q le mi pal I'D. b thes certain mortgage dsted
5anG;aTy a; !a5 aad eaaIe g the
tzr described. TO sesuls the Enenr of the principal
q set n5a ns o 6e 66es
thousand four handrcd doliars payable on the hrsr
fed q aa a fo ga a @
i've tAonaand do'lars ct the rao e!x PEI cent per
Il s saz1s 70 e. II az ss % "a 4
resi- said swift aEd Johnston gave 1.r to the
noftesge provide that defsalt s6oaia he made il
4 a9 il 81
given loE SAID nteFest provided and &c ahoald
,he 5ame became dne, then st ha election Of hs IN
s. an e. ne Il
1hing y tns Eote gtEe1 1os the same to tie contrary
q Wthut o.
nd that In that should be lawful for under
fsmsss ID sad noS.saze DC scribed sid q IL ad
'spoee O. ne came Or any part q parts taerert and
sIi5ls: ats!: dsylzszs assas tss1eIs 4 1sSils
:le snd pises ri ss3 sae b Pubucsson n any daily
nna RIefeas satd IS of interest," amounting
to the Of thousand four hunred dollars thai
Il q aq e. sf Isl & s } Fel r.;
lie ssme, WAS not paid when the same becine due.
saes TIC saa beeame AMI s aud % / said Wi Wililaa B.
DZdeD Lave elected Aod do elect that tho pri1cna Il
5susand dollar shsli become and b. dne
End whereas there Is now due and unpaid On said
dollars and said sum OF one thousand 1our handEci
dollars that pscsme due thereon Interest on the
i 81 g. 1 q aa sa aa ~ tWo thsns
R1d tRo hundred and nty dollars. which became due
tLe1ecn The Grst day Of July, A. 1851 And also,
,ng en- e. be @ 70 me m as ~
oaE Of January. a 1862 being in the sgEregate the
Of eighty Thousand Zine hundred doa.s (ts0 s0o>
me Ee s sn P9Ss 1en noss Is ss5fn X 5n
tile powers ant provisions said mort rage co1tstned
have into and upon all a1ld the prcu
ltss described IN sad tuo'tEsgc towt L2ts sStToEs
tyGVe e SIX tG6} stxtEseven '6'1, s1xtyeGht
tS} sKynine le9) seventy tu,} seventy tsl},
enlytwo Gs! seventy three t3}. sa7enty i'pr Ei,]
seventy eight t5 eegeutruiue t9,. eighty ts1 eighty
ore sl] elghtyfwo 2,, eightE three {, eighty four
80. eighty {s5) eightys1 tss,, egh,Fesven 80
IN 3 onEon's Addition to Chicago, said lots being
bounded the east By Clark street, the north b
Schiller street. en- the west By Wells street. and the
within snd he1ween said st1eeis ali situate lyaE ant
being in the city Of CAcao, county Of Cook md s1at
AaES!s al M ~ g MonHSa s. m az
pcweTs snd proy.ons Of said mortgage oder foF sa!t
baine the same premises above descr1hed and I'll beao
At and equity Of redcmrt:on Of the said Richard
SEin and Melissa a SSttt, hts vile, and Jamss s
executors, administrators deEsees assiEns therein
st public auction to the highest bidder for cash
Said mortgage Was flied for record In the R"coraer'
Of ssi9 cSs c9ut a S o. The Il a III
Mortgages commencing at pg$g ~ of satd pooG @ En-;
, 1862-06-16

Taylor Geo II Tuen HenyM
Thorp q Tnrton Henry
Temple FL Tucker D Af
3Thompson O c Teller Thouaa
Todd j G & CT Tower S f
mTeyomy Edwd Toney o P
Turner E Mitch -Treublett Geo
ell Thayer Si1es
Thompson ; Il Tobln SamlC
Thomas Albert Thompson Hen
Thomas Benflncr ~ Wa
Thayer 4 Thompson " F
TooheY Byron ThompkinaE!lh1
Y
Van Paten Jeff Vaughan r 7
FNapdnberrJ L AEanpatonNelsor
Fedlar Richard capt
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MhTTINGS AMI RUGS

. c2Soa Msttngs sor 0A3ss Churches, esttoulea &c.
s1aw Mating. both White an- chg cked o1e oneaaca-
9IarteI and one snda hs!f yards wide; oa,c yelvet
ESHletQr. AdalssdE ed Eheen S!ir AI4ta
, 1862-06-16
Brp @nngs.


T ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
IL from SHERIFF SALES lust received It B0TLES
Cheap stoEe which viii be sold at crest sscstaee re
the City, Look at the pf1eaa:
, 1862-06-16
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining u2called for In the Chicago Post
0fficA.
, 1862-06-16

lNHeJ MICH
Tall II F
Tay1orW
1'hnmpsonWn
Todd VIM
Thompson "
F3
Turner VIM
Taylor John
Thomas John [
Taylor ] II
Herman Jane!
Tucker Israel
Tucker ] II
, 1862-06-16
rHICAGO 4 ROCK 7sIANn

~ RAH4ROAD-CH1az OF Trn-H1a.es *.
leayn Ch!essp: DaE Express &ad MAJ, 5aEdan e4.
Espted 1l;o 4; Eghr Kxp1esH EasaEdays e1esp:alz.
nes5 ~; Joliet Accommodation. Su1d3Ys eIro3sssA
70 F. y. Through Trains autge: SIS r. Il. Aaa Il
F, H.: Joliet AccQEEod stton n51 a u
, 1862-06-16

TN GLISH BUN TIN G,
Assorted Colors, in 8, 12 + 1s Inches.
Also. By piece or csse,
Iashngs, Moreens, Farmers Satins. Church and
Carriage Danssks, Indigo Blue Cloths, e.,
Nov in store md constantly arriving.
Fer lAle By
GEO. E. SPARROW.
u Dey street, Kew IotE
The nanuthetu9er of the above EoodR having estAb-
lshed honsa In fhis city, viii hold ons such Induce.
ments in prices and quality, thai Wilt be found wal
worthy the nttention Of the trade.
F.R-FAEr1CEIAR ATrHNT1oE fATp TO QUALITY
OF BUNTING, AAECFAOTCKED KIFRESsLY FOE Gov
EBS.yEaT CsK- ORDERs BIZ kArL PuHortA1LY At
TENDED 10. 4p!IpEA 3IaEin
, 1862-06-16

MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL
ll pos County Of Cook ss.;-superior Court Of Chi
vs.. Robert G. Boone, Edward y. Larnon md TLomas
Public notceis herrby given nat in pursuance q
IT, s5 e9:lE 81 b.
appointed hF the Superior CONT Of Chicago. Will On
Monday the day q June \. D. lsS2 ut ten
o'clock the oftlat sell at public auction
Cook in the state Of Illinois, all that certain ot pIccs
parcel Of land situate and being in the Comfy
of CaeE md State q nnsis known and DESIGNATED M y
tystwo {> in Township So thrty:n.ne to}, north Of
dian bounded is sie!lowx--Co:nnencing At stsks ut
the northeast intersection Of Calumet Avenue aad Fin
gold Place thence east along the NORTH line Of said Bin
gold PLACE four hu2d7sd and five and tEotenths feet
foot Is 41Q ~ west Of the centre of the EAST track
OF the 1neis Centra! Railroad thence northwest on
line parallel with said east track Of said Railroad four
fl to stake live and 1ourtcnts feet Us 1o fl.
Of the east track Of said Railroad thence vest
along the south 1;ae Of Commerce street two hundred
stake thence south alnn tie east line OF Calumet aE
nut four hundred and txentysere and eight selths
feet s2i $40 ~, to the place of beginning containing
eight cuc.tAousan.iths Is t8G ac:es). Also, at
lii! title and interest Of the Eaiu Robert G. Boone
ani EdEard n Laruon, Of il and to Any Lands lyins
the lands ri the Illinois Central Railroad Company to
grher with a and singular the teneInents heredits
nenIs and arpHTtenances taercEnto belonging. OF q
the amount due the conplAnants under said decree
WILL '''s 'A''<'4 CO.. 's-'- ''. IS SUMNER IAKBLE
CHICAGO. NM: 18TH 1sG2 my14+1ssez..td 1ssez.
, 1862-06-16

TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of
L the powers and trusts contained In Deed Of
Trust made hy Paul B. Ring aud wife to nc. dated
NOV. 21st 1871. and recorded In the Recorders Orct
Of Cook County, Illinois. In Book 157 Of Deeds Page
* def inlt having been made in the payment Of tie
Instant at u o'clock A. H., at the north door Of the
Court House IN Chicago. sell 1T public ycutue tor cash
ntcE nc laEdi and promises ia said lrsd Described.
four ~ and I've t5,. in Iiock NJ. ty two l.> ri
.ae Canal TEnstss Subdivision q the vest half sid
teen ~. in Township thrtynue t. north Of Range
.ntlteeI Q41 east ot tt Third Principal 1icridias
situated In said County and all right aid equity Of rc.
iemI.ti9n Of said Paul 3. King and wife therein.
Ghiearo lime 1sE1 feF.+4
, 1862-06-16

Large Fleet OF British Steamers to
Run the Elockade-Thc Pirate Semi
mes and his Officers Of the Sumter--
TWO Steel-pIated Rams Just ready
to Launch ut Eharleslop.
, 1862-06-16

HEIDI gan Adm miss
ilennershccty 4 E mrs
1Ieer11ann Martha mrs
Hinsda1c Henry mrs
Harvey Terrance mrs
Hitchcock David mrs
Higgins Henry j mrs
111glc5 Capt mrs
Jacobs Jenny miss
jackson s " mrs
Jones Maggie miss
Jones Mary ] miss
Jones Hannah miss
Jones Sarah III mrs
Kelly mrs
Keith Elizabeth miss
Kelly Mary ]. miss
KeGgh Eliza mrs
keostl Ada miss
Kerr Jane miss
Kline Eva miss
Lathrop Mary miss
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Long Sarah E MISC
Marion Ann misB
Me1ara I1annah E mrs
M0rtln Esther mics
Martin Mary
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McDgin Mary Ann
Mcars Lucy A miea
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Miller 7 S mrs
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McCurely n mrs
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Macarthur Carrie ] miee
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MclAnlty Julia E mrs
Nc 'ornlick Mary
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McCarty Ann miss
Mcdonnell Mary
Nash Ellen mies
Mach Margaret mrg
Sick;of II A mrs
Nelson Hannah miss
Neilstlsou J mrs
Ohls John mrs
O'Ncil Mary miss
Olcott Julia 4 miss
O'kccfc Elya 0 mrs
O'Larghli1l Bridget mrs
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Tene Emma 81 miss
| Peas Jotl mrs
Peck A mrs
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Pitkin Joshua mrs
FIatt Amelia mfEs
Perkins Marion mrs
Peck Anna misc
Pierce Hattie miss
Rathburn Carrie L miss
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Reed Manson mrs
Reed Cara miss
Raymond Christie
Rodman Sarah
Reynolds Mathew mrs
Redmond III mrs
Richardson Mary miss
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Richmond GeeTgla 1liss
Rice Ada S rfes
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Sac}Sett e 4 mrs 2
Sanford Ahbtc NJ mrs
Salisbury Alice miss
Stafford Henry 4 m7a
Saunders Abagail miss
Scranton Mary j mrs
Seal Anna mrs
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Shehan Fanny miss
Shlel Emily mrs
Sharp M4rtha nli6E
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Smith Maggie E miss
Smith Mary E mrs
Smith 4 M mrs
Smith Melissa r mrs
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TAYLOR Martha miss
Taylor Martha IL mrs
Temple N E miss
Thompson Ii igcri mrs
Thorpe Mary E miss
Thorne Vim mrs
Thorn Victoria miss