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News from ! orxto.,n, Va.

loENT0NN, Apli 70, 800.
There Is no news nj all herc Yesterday George W.
Johnsin. private OF the Fourth Delaware regiment
stabbed cpored named James Holad ut Go ccsor
Cont johnson arrested The ncr, died Immediately
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HUts.-Whitc's srrin. styles OF Hats
very attractive Dress Hats Soft mper and Military;
also, Caps 2IG Broadway
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Eight Carries de yisite for 81, or Un-
squaed style and anish at TAFT s. Of Cosnd and
greenwich strtrtsL
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see Foote's PaVnt Umbrella Loci
s'anss ., WHEELER WILSON'S. sos Broadway, NY.
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10 supply their children with school for
will do well call aud examine the large assprt
nent. at WA. BANTAS, corner OF Canal aud Wooster
xt4e
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The Show of Dog M Barnuri'. IL Very
fine-To-day Settlers Pointers AMI Fsx Hounds
sgndan While every otner breed Is represented by
Of the choicest specimens.
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Va. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-yhe Dest
the world instantaneous harmless and reliable. Sold
" ni dfusts and perlumera FACTORY. 81 Barclay sree
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Correspondents " ants6.-i ON ide a. ial
CORRESPONDENTS for daily journal In this city in
Nastneon and other principal cites Addrs s. BENJAMfN
WOOD. New YORK ciy.
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Fircmru's Fund Insurance Company,

DINUe. no 10 BrOauWnN
The Widow and Orphans Fand OF the New York Fire
Department receive the profits
y. B. GRAHAM. President
RpTcEaAR. Secretnrt.
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at per cent on call after ten days will be filed
up shis week. and there will be no other way oil
using money except on the Stock Exchange.
Debt certificates, new ISSUE are within e per cent
of par.
We are authorized to state that Mr.. Chase has no
intention whatever Of calling for loan at pre-
sent The Secretary spent Saturday and to-day in
inspecting revenue cutters and harbor defenOes,
and has entertained no special financial PROPOSE
tons. Tomorrow or next day he will leave for
Boston. and will travel thence to the West return
ing TO Washington in the course Of a few weeks.
He seems to be perfectly satisfied with the pro-
gress of financial affairs. To-day the conversions
here were 81. 2S7 OOO and the deposits. at five per
cent, $962 900.
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Wheeler d. Wilson's sewing Machines.
with valuable improvements Once 5O5 broadway. N.Y.
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Ladies' Dresses. Cioaks aud GentIemen's
garments cleaned like without taking apart LORD
isJ broadway. Entrance 49, Broome street
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~ wheat Bread Is BETTER than Rye, SO
he crnti Mis- fragrant Wheat Coffee better than rye
without OF being poisoned BY ergot. 4c sold by
OIL gro era nt IL ceuu per pOU nd
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Everdeil's Wedding and visiting
Cards tIc mot elegant In The city; also Note Papers Scala
hosograins, 4c 3Jx Broadway, Duane street
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SCI ,476,lGs i6. and the balances
81. 9OO, sol O6.
Albert II. Nioolay sold to-day, to close the
estate of the late firm Of Messrs Allen Il Paxton,
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C,i.,adoro's Hal. Dye, Preservattve and
WIZ Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House The
81 app led by sktirul artists
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Wies, To.pees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and hoaavia Cream for beautiiyiDg the hair, ~ w. A
rATllgtIOR'k. 10 Bond street
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wilder. Pateaf Saiaana nder Safes-Th
ere proc; safe In the world Depot ioo Maiden lane
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Iron Bedsteads or Every nina.
HUTCH INSON A NICXERsHAM
20 Canal street east of isfoad
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world Their tents are completely riddled by bullets,
and the moment "A shows himself ia company street.
the enemy lire ten fifteen deadly rifles
on HIM. This would uemnralze any troops in the world
unless OF the highest morale The enemy reoccupied
their rifle pits last night and this morning annoy
ing as Smelling them mpossiblity.
learn that the enemy did fire several shots from their
batteries, from the OF the wounds receiy cd by
several Of our men. They very ehary in bestowg
euch favors US. however.
All IS quiet ut the early hour at which write.
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Hiirs Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black OF
mowu-NstuIal durable. beautiful Depot, No barclay
Nod by All drnrrisa
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Bortc's Hyperion Fluid Restores and
dresses 30 le's Electric Hair Dye, best use Try
Sc ssnginccd W. BOYLE, Bosom. Gold every where
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Msi-on Maitland.
S broadway celebrated Chocolate for family use from 30
% ~ cents per pound
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Prizes Csshed i'm all LcGaIized LOtte-
rios information gwen. j. r. CLAYTON CO.,
10 Wall street. basement room No. 0.
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Erouse Cleaning Made Easy. by tho Use
81 ryies o X soap Sold BY grccers everywhere.
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Thirty Years, Exp,risnc. Of am Ola
Mr.. " TNsLOwS SOOTHING SYRUP IA the mr..
scrtpnn Of the best female Dh nur-es In
shr Cu,td states aud has en used for thirty years ~;h
uever fUnr safety by millions rrsh.rt ia
ehissrs, rsn, the frfb irfani % Old 10 ,he
~fals coff~rs acllfr % the stomach. rvps y i,d
uairs the lUeu.N ana a., heath
tort 10 tsvis-- AND ibid. - ceals Jotsle.
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Barry's Trtcophcrous for the HAIR
rsiroDied by the principal FAMILIES Of Europe and America
1his lent are admitted to be the Ircuara-
al purposes conceded with the lair II prevents
Isaing OIL ersdlcaes AL dardrum, &C, keeps II in
hs mos Iutful condition Its habitual ren~fs m,
81 o pouIaum other preparation quite sun-r.
Sold By all druggist tLfor the Cned
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-05-16
Notice 10 Mill Owners.

90 intending to build Grist or Circular Saw Mills
s ou onas Two of which five inches in dameter III
30 nch Tl,n hye feet pulleys attached Also tn
for Tor nl spindes and three "a inch pu lIeys
Two shafts six inches in diameter one Of which is
r long the other being feet, with two sets beve
for the same to run in -"'A isoe' WIN ooAes
Mi Gne shlnge Mil for saving shingles One Cspbosrd
eannot ha on al improved plan. The above Machines
ter is equsHed as Tor work manshp and durability
mere 10 good opportunity for those wi sbng to mr.
'"sse, as @hey Will be sold at liberal discount.
Aso am prepared to build G. st and Circ,ar so
s VIII furnish Leather and Rubber Belt;ng RItinr
prices. MARTIN Hod g re- I ss msnufacturers'
April, %, 1852 d&wtf E@' Aiilwrikht
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Bryan's PUaanOnic Waters.

me moscetan and speedy remedy discQvered for
all Diseases OF the Chest and Lungs, Coughs Colds,
Asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Influenza,
Hoarssness, Difficult Breathing, Sore
Throat, &C &C.
THESE WATERS give the most instantan and per.
directions never fail to effect rapid and lasting cure
Thousands have been restored to perfect health VINO have
tred ether means IN vain. To all classes and all const-
tutlons they are equally blessing aud curenone need
despair no matter how long the disease may have
ed or however severe 1T may be- provided the organic
OF Inc ytai organs is not hopelessly ecayed
Every one afflicted should give them an impartial trial
10 Vocasts and public Speakers these Waters are pc
cularly valuable they will in day remove the most
severe occohal hoarseness, and their regular
Few days WILL at all times increase the power aud
olty OF the voice. greatly improving its Tone compass
Ior wnch purpose they are regularly used
ny many PROFESSIONAL Vocatists. nov28wd&mly
JOB loses, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, N. Y.
frlce 70 CTS per box For sale by all Druggists
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CROCHKERsY WARE

having determined to CLOSE OUT myistock Of GRO OK
IL is offered much below the rulir prices The as
sofment LARGE, and comprises the newest and hest
s'yiesot booFES" Celebrated Ware 1t was purchased
OeioFe e recent heavy advances and will be sold cor
respondingly low. + q rmEpv
Montpelier March is, 1863
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AsCvEREIGN REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION

Ihose VINO have suffered from Night Sweats consta mt
cough Splitting of Blood, and ylee prostra ton ca
appreciate the value of medicine that will
sulo tnese alarming symptoms To all who would find
seeu the highest Testimonials given favor of
any expeco rant medicine.
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ooodHs' COLDS, BRONCHITIS, AsrHMAC CUP, WRop
hg Cough, Diseases of the Throat and Lungs and Pull
monary Affections of the type are quickly cured
by mat long tried and faithful remedy
DIR. WIsTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY.
says well-known Editor 80 This is truly Balsam
ana pressing to invads. 1t contains the pure balsamc
principle OF Wild Cherry, the basamic properties of tar
ana OF pine Its ingredients which are mingled a err the
rue principle of Chemistry, are balsamc and there
lore 1t is safe and in effect. Coughs Colds Consump
on and Bronchial troubles disappear under its basauic
Hnuehce as though charmed away. Probably no med-
cine mas attained extended sale or ACCOMPLISHED
50 much good as this renowned Balsam
FrOmJ ID. HOsMER of Tousham
N,o.u. @ w toPsHaM, W., April 70, 1868.
uehtiemen Il take great pleasure in adding mine tn
mass OF testimony in favor of hat inva liable Couch
neneay-DR "isTAR's BALsAM WILD CHERRY Du-
ing the past winter my wife aft ced with severe
1oush ana Inflammation of the Lungs After suffering Sc
Vereiy for several DAYS. Wistar's Balsamt was recon
ntnded trial of which gave immediate an permanent
reHet have known of the Balsam having been used in
." Is OF ASthm with favorable results am sure that
II 'ne community were we'll acqua inted whthe merits
Vi MS rREAT REMEDY as am, you would be unable tn
upply the demand would advise all who sufer from
thorough trial. Yonrstrn S Gnu
p.o, 49, J. d. HOSMER,
Prepared by s. W. F0WLE h CO.. Boston and
sale oy all druggists and merchants. fIlm3
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Mort hfeld Institution:

NhE SUMMER TERM will begin on Monday May 25th
1908, under the supernt Evidence of GEO. r. BEARD
ffIlhcipal and ELLEN Z. BROOKS, Peeeptress.
Northdeld, April Is, 1868. pandwyapr23
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Coat Found.

A BROWN BEAVER CLOTH OVERCoAT was left in
Ackally's Barber shop, in this plaoe, about three
weeks sace. Tho owner have the same BY proving
propsrtay and paying fer this Advertisement.
Montpelier, Nay Is, 1883 dtf
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Mothers Mothers! Mothers
Don't fail to procur. MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
lYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
the most experienced and skiful In New Eng
and and has been used with never failing success In
thousands Of cases.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but invgor
ao' the stomach and bowels ccrrects acdy and gives
tone and energy to the whole system II will sins In
SANITY relieve.
Tripping i'm the Bowels and Wind Cello,
And overcome commissions, which, IL speedily rem
edied end in death We believe the Best and surest
kennedy in the world, in all cases of DYsENrERy and
SiARHGA IN CHILDREN, whether arising from Teeth
ing or from any other cause.
fu' directions for using Will accompany each bottle
KT ae genuine unless the fac smile Of CURTIS & PER
Al. 20, view York, il en- the outside wrapper, Sold bv
sl Medicine Dealers -
1Flncple office, As Dey Street, New York.
nav, frice Only as Coats per Bottle.
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G.. z. BIXBY.

G.. T. BIXBY,
ID IN ~ "a g g U O
CHELSEA, VERMONT.
I'bE only person holding a LICENSE o manufacture
the Vulc ME or Rubber Plates in said tcgn
head he following certificate. and look out for IN
FRiNGERS of the DENTAL RUBBER PATENT which is
hder the exclusive of the American Hard Rubber
Company: ~
PATENT VULoANITH DENTAL AGENCY,
~. No. "a Blocker Street New YORK.
ms certifes that F. Bxby is duly authorized by us
70 manufacture the Patent Vulcanite or Rubber Gums
rates, for Artificial Teeth, under the Good year pa
en-. II ne public are cautioned against employing Den
st' :" no nave no License to manufacture such Gums
anu rates as patents using denures m 4de by Ia
lfneers, are equally liable for damages with the maker
or Vender.
AMERICAN HARD RUBBER COMPANY. |
D. W. Franklin General Agent
Ieeth hed with Fine Gold Silver and all
pertaining to the profession performed with
anu dispatch at Reasonable Prices.
- eso"s coming from distance will have the amount O
deducted from their bills
All WORK warranted and perfect satisfaction guarantee
N al cases charge.
chelsea, May 1863.
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Il. Z. RIKER
DRAPER AND TAILOR

mas Just returned from New York with good stock of
BBOADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS.
of Late Patterns and Styles,
German Broadcloths, Black Doeskns. French
Fahcy Doeskins tor Gentiemen's Pants.
RICH SILK AND MARSEILTES vESTINGS. SATIN
and Silk Vestings, of the best qualities
u All Garments made at his Shops will be done in the
most Workmanlike and fashionable manner
arments cut for others to make warranted to fit
Vehienen wishing for good and fashionable Coat can
get II by calling at Rikers Shcp,
May H., 1863.
, 1863-01-13

;.~+b,;,.. ,tano-.,3,,r = - .ho .,-,v ~ u. Dr..
anJ.n.1s M MnsMpasaEnE M 70 tae Asmy ol tne ies Lo'
tomae: ~ tho thS eonsraIY. aY. tae 9oYernef ~
e1plosseo ~ 11ai VIZ @ ent 70 o. r1 Ms message 1nst
wtShnd a3d Gn,,btiess erncctsd! IHn' ~ nan1J
es;a 1ass W;tIon. o,n;t1;r,o wo,s ~
not nave sAlo itse H!tIo4s gmatasE "oras o.
hope ana truBt lnnt Moula nave dlsappolnteo
the loyal people. Ihc: Governor IS not the
man to Rejoice over the defeats Of our arms.
He labors day and night, zealously, effectively.
~ anstofn fhe army and tn fa{n sr1rcesses -
" a. Sqe ta 1snti.r9,n ~ has ~ nrafaIred " Ur.vc
,,,srt,a sAo .os;nst The .Covarnor Hs. chsrres
cnAIgt aEalnst tno uosetAul' ~ - catees
that the HoFeFnor nag desecfated the name of
washington ana Seuerson. y nnmatlng IN
nh ne+his cagntr1 ha saof6 te WITH ever e .
htlon sentiments ine .genteman cannot Nc
IeIy 11eeh IN Ms resat9 o. tnem H1lngs. th;a i
As to the sentiments q the h5st on tnia sun.
tect, 1t Is necessary 10 quote oniy nne or TWO
from one OF MS wei knoMn lellers, 70 snoH
whaI they Werc. Laayetsc nao 2 putSenaseo
an estate ~ cayenne LOT Inc purpose OF eman-
e!pa1ing the Slaves: .Washington wrote to
nlui note o. tI1bnte LOT t1at gene1ous oesu,
, 1863-01-13
The Governors Message.
l.. .1.o 5n1,a+., ;,> -%1,n uouSn ~, {ho Gnvnr,

In the debate In the House on the Govern
or's message, on Wednesday, Mr.: Eastman Of
Chicago made the following remarks:
Mn: SPEAKER: I am surprised to hear gen.
. tlemeu SO traducc the Governor aud misrepre-
sent his message, yet 1t is not my purpose at
this time to occupy the attention of the House
in this discussion. only desire to correct
the gentleman from Peoria, who has inst taken
bis seat, In one or two particulars. He has
delivered a lengthy and labored speech, critt.
sing and denouncing tho message, bnt from
that he neither heard 1t when: read from the
clerks stand, nor has himself rcad it; for he
states, In The outset, that the message con-
taius language that implies that Its author re.
fo{ces oTer the defeat Of our army At Frcdcr-
fcksburr. I hare made careful search and do
not find eny- such sentiment. II the House
will indulge rne, will read the only passage
in the message in which the reverse Ct fsedct-
icksburg is ii any way alluded to.-1t Is this ]:
cricksLu,g has caused come to look with despon
dcncy upon the prospect OF the suppression Of 5he
rebellion, Smell should not be the case. Ihe
most successful armies in the Mos9 n11e to
| be almost necessity The public sentiment
| would no longer brook delay. The dcmorali1at!oE
| OF tho army, and tho exhausted patience q tne
sq;ls fhe 6stie Il
Potomac Is not wanting In viii or courage. ant
that upon an equal field our triumph would DC sut'
a1a Eo.tous San sSs4 hs nes ee msnts5nea Ii
Sind S iu,p1cena6lc p fof3iacstions. That way VII
be found to dlslodgo him, I havo no fears"
Ia there any WORT In this that should not 3
IN III Is there any sentiment unworthy n
oecaston OF unfriendly TO- y;ctorI.: 4 :that
, 1863-01-13

There aro two grand objects Of the enomy;
1st, to get possession Of tbs river, and thus
cut our Confedaracy in two !; and, I'd, to seize
the Confederate Capital and hold 1t up to for
elgn nations - a svldenAe that the confsder-
acv does not alist4.
the vast Importance of thwarting the encmy's
designs upon this valley; he considered its
defense a necessity not only to the people
here, but to the Confedarncy Itself
Vickshurg and Port Hudson were points
that must be defended, and every effort must
b9 be- strained s, for tbs p pa5pessi @ @HlsksbuEg, ha
stand. if the people were true to themselves.
This done, the Northwest would grow res
tire, and cease to support Nar rnlnouB to
them, and beneficial only to New England
contractors. From the Northwest he looked
for the first CLEANS Of peace -, ..:o.
that Gen. Pemberton, whom ho had sent here
believing him eminent1y suited to this COM
mand, had sustained in 4ignM manner the
high character he had given him. He also
spoke Of Brig. Gen. Lee, to whom be had In
trusted the defenses Of Vickaburg, In terms Of
hearty commeudation. x: a. go ..:. ):
:. TIE s-auss1ssnp1 DEPARTMENT.
On the other side Of the river our prospects
are brighter than ever before, and ero long he
hoped fhat we would be enabled to proctai1n
Q. =oAeitude to him, and he spoke Of her gal~
1ant people In the k1ndest md most commend
able terms.
:. ms CAUSE n TIE AsoRxpExr. :.-'
The President laid particular stress upon
the encouraging fact that We had improved In
every respect since this VAR begun. Qur ar-
mics were superior IN number, and improved
In quality and appointments. Our manufac-
tories had made rapid progress. Mississippi
alone had clothed and su1sisted the whole
army upon her soil. Our people had learned
to economfze. They wore homespun. He
felt like taking his hat off to q woman dressed
in homespun. He had an unfalteri1g belief in
The justice Of 'our> cause, aud a profound rev:
erenee for the DEGREES OF Heaven. BE noticed
with evident satisfaction the superior morall.
'itJ Of our army to: that Of the Invaders. In
God and the yalor Of our troops he trusted:
At the conclusion Of his remarks, Gen.
Joseph e. Johnston wns vociferously called
for. The scar-worn hero looked a little ner
vous, while the. house rang with loud, swel
ling, end prolonged applause. He arose and
said:
Fr11ow. CITIZENS: lily only regret Is tha
I haYe done SO little to merit such q greeting
Ipromise you, however, that hereafter shal
be watchfal, energetic, and indetatigable II
This speech was greeted with. tremendous
I fuprorious, and prolonged plandits. +.
, 1863-01-13
TATARRH! CAT ARR II!
Dr. Seeley's Liquid Catarh Remedy,
Catarrh or Cold in the Head.

V1&0 .k&Ss*S<S
tits erkier to cure Cata1rh than Consumption. and eY
rt1rr the fst sec prtyent the latter Persons should
tude5*antthat the better WY TO curr consumption u
20 prevent IT, . .--.....
Ihc SYMPTOMS of CxtaE7h. they generally appeaI,
are 1t first very slight Persons hnd they have cold
and IL that tcy have frequent kttacka and are more
sensitive to The changes OF Temperature "a ta con
md acru. ID a.,crwnids becoming thick and adhesive.
As Ne scase hecomes ehro.ie re d!seh1Les ase m
now thick and heavy and either got rid BY blow
fcE nose else they 1au into The thtost 3nd Are
causi,g bad Sreath the voice II th,ek and naa.s "
eyes arc weak. tic scnse Of smell s lcksshcd or d.
rtrpycd. deafness frequently tekt1 place.
81 tic sid Of 1he LI6Tm CATA1sRH REAEDF, I'll
%,efe Fx3nrtou,s can be eftEtuhl1y removed.
ir1cc of tie txtaTrh Ke,uedY S204ufncient for use
cue month with full and clear directions. sent by cx-
pftTa
Office, 1B2 South Clark st1eet, Cup stairs)
aadrcss Dr. D, H. SKELYE,
ocll-y!5,3m Port Gf6ee BOZ sS51, Chicago. III.
, 1863-01-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
lfR On tho thiztyn1st day Of October. 1s59, HentJ
KpiEht MI wife ioinlng thereinl 70 secu!a thn pay-
oent of Ills certain bond Of thai aate condlsoned fos
and delivered Ills certain deed 70 said psti:k
Trcrent ,Tr thereby conveying In mortgage 70 aalu
TrtSSsrt ana sISns he undivided twothrds part Of
he oatheast q the noraesst ana[ssr Of A.
al ia Cook County, Illinois; which mortgage deed WAS
recorded In the Office Of the Recorder Of taid Ceok
- tht sid Henry knight has m*de default u the naJ
Ment OF his ssia bon6 which has long sineo pseome
April %. ISL; being now due and 1apaid thereon ,-.
suance With tho powers in said deed Of cor;
tsued. /. Charles GteEoEy to whom ne nc boaa
TWESTTeFiRST DAT OF JANUARY, 1a3. at tea
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that seu At public AUG
scribed premises to make tha money dye on saa pond
WITH the cota and expenses Of SAID sale. and WILL e3e
euse ano osn':A CHARLES a. GREGORY.
Assignee OF sa1d poni and Mortgage.
, 1863-01-13
MASTERS SALE. In the Supe-

M IASTER'S SALE.-1n the Supe-
sina ste2lu1far Robert Law. TurEy ARplsbar1. Fred
tered in said Gauss tho 12th daT Of Dccerber: e
las. khan. On the 18Th day Of January. y, t 1sS
door, the So9Et Aoess y ths GtT T of Ia se
arcfio for caa t the bidder. the real estate
detcrbed ~ folloaa IL n q1mnSEs Gs1 eetea
eevcntetn u7}. in Bntler Wright and Websters Ada1
}op to The CITY Of Chicago, sud etuated tn said Gi o
Chicago In tho County Of CooE II the St2taof HlnQh
IRA SCOTT. Master in ChancetJ.
: JosxPH E. aARY. Cou,pl'ts Solr. -.,.....-
Chicago, Dec. 18Th, r. D.. 1851. des1y3E3*1toF
, 1863-01-13

TRUSTEES SALE.-Wh hereas,

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas,
j. Martin o. Walker And Iuyan r., hts 11fe, executed
cetu6er eighteen hundred and fy nine which Il duly
recorded In tho Recorders 0mee of the County of
to secure the certain notes u sald Deed Of
Trust particularly forth: two OF which notes. pay
abs jane lit and December 1st 1862. for thouiand
dollars each xn tsn Pr eent nss3ss sIes ~ qp9a
drcd and my dollars under date ct June 2h 1sa are
due and uhpaid to the amount Of seventeen hundred
Now therefore nottce 10 hereby gren that v1Etue
Of the power IN nc vested by SAID Deed Of Trust.
Wi se tic property conveyed to ID said Deed Of
trust Or 80 much thereof ~ um b sufficient to psT
tha gaj two uoes Aforesaid with interest thereon and
he costs o this sails 1T public auction 70 the highest
bidder It the north dooE & ne Court ao1ss II ne
of January Instant 1t ten O'Clock In tho fote1oon o1
fa0 dag sa!A property "a descrlb4d and set i0Eta n
aud The south quarter Of Lot scrcn q. all tn Rof1
Number Tc (3} In Fractional Secton dlleen Us, ,Adal-
ton to tho CITY OF Chicago: -
, 1863-01-13

DURE .WATER.-H you want
I Pu.c water, buy on& Of scavsy1 Water Ftlsess
aSuysWSV '. sKAYET q CO.. 1ss Laks street.