davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Bad Legs Bad Breasts, ScrOinlOus Sores and
GIaHdulaF SVtIlinn. agl

10 such cases the Ointment operates surely and with
Fapdity that resembles magic u Ghoud he rubbed into
the parts effected, aleP they have been omented with
lukeWarm water. The purifying and curative powers 0f
this marvellous unguent have never aed Any old sOFe
wound or ulcer alWays yields TO It's influence and cases
OF bad breasts OF milk levers, s acDn u wonderful.
GianduaF sgelings may soon be reduced by following
the nrinfad directona.
, 1863-06-18
CURE Is AT HAND!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
ScOrbutie EruptiOnS, as Sore Heads and ScrOiilOli
Swelllngs:

II this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the
parts Affected all skin disease will be speedily overcome.
II acts not by repression pct repulslon enters the
but condtutlnnally purifying the whole system neau
tralzing all depraved um0nTs and efecting radical
and complete cure. The Pills should be taken as On
auxiliary To the Ointment as they are 20 prepared as
t0 act In unison with It, h,tating and confirming the
conquest Of the disease.
, 1863-06-18
iIndlItrtllOn Of You'll.

Sores, ulcers, and suellIngs, can with certainty Be
cured II this Ointment Be thoronRhlg rubbed all around
the complaining parts twice uF thrice day, keeping
them covered viii linen rag spread With the same.
The Pills must Be taken according 10 the printed a.
rectUns TIE blood being % an impure slate, perIo
veIAncp D Necessary. From humane motives letters ol
adVics Will Be answered gfathtousy. To ave carriage
the Pills and Ointment shnnd be obtained IN the neigh
hplhnOd oi ne usTor, and OtlFum tlolloWayS R6sb
aHA'- bro 1a.s81 .a'pb'itl odi dJ Il
BOtk ne Ointment and Pills Should b ussd IN EIs
'''' Jllossing easss. Y say 9'-''a y
sss bs I Le.. Ichsso;ioe' . is.sA' w sess threat.
paTns chsppsd hand. eiHedularsu usHnS seSIsy
nnnlons loorns (soh9 Lnmbago ~ Sole-heads
nte of Mo- Dancers Ii1nI piloo llfr't |Iumnrn
quito. apd CONTRACTED and nhenmailsm rii HcgfS
sand HluaI sun Joints localis ~ ~. iWaundn
cocolbat inephantlnSls Ieofe Nipples 5i IyaWS -
sod Il the Establishment Of Professor HOLE 1ay ia
Strand linear Temple narl London allo hR an rsSDee
lalle Drgaslsan1 DsaeIs In Medicines throughout lhu
t. ca, lis, ga, and $50. each Pot. = .fT.,
There Z consderable saving By takisg The larger
N.B-DhscIohs sor the guidance o. ps,,su,sln every
disorder are a1lxsd b each pot ~ lfy isi .
t1lgs CURTIS b M00RE, DsugEIsiS, ~ "
sac Agents for Hollow ar. Viclnfia, v. l.5e
, 1863-06-18

sSi'; sss,s-pa. !sisr SaS ! ! l.;sS:.. ssss
~ ean PSanelDca
, 1863-06-18
DipthsrIa. liberated Sore Throat and Quins,y.

The above complaints have for twenty years been
treated with Ho0wlys Ointment and Pills with preci
success. The cures have heen remarkable, speedy
and numerous, that these oen fatal diseases ere more
easily cured by these medicines than even the common
sore throat, " taken In time.
, 1863-06-18
SAN FRANCESCA

cUBscRIPTIoEs RECEIVED VuR NEWS
- paperl nagnallsn, and ether Periodicals. circular
- ..nI . any p.Isen, On rsQnert giving exlendsd
an among the most populnf.
, 1863-03-12

These statistics speak Wcll for the growth
of Iowa. They show healthy, q marvellous
progress. But for this war; the statistics Of
Of 1870, would show rate Of progress equci-
II gratifying. For Iowa had just begun to
recover from the effects of a serious financial
revolution when the war began. Railroad en-
terprises were paralyzed, and the tide of cmi-
grafton was checked just as the signs Of the
times gave promise Of unusual prosperity:
= the peop.c W IVA re,neM.s. 'N's ::.':s.
1u the dark catalogue Of evils following In the
train Of causclcEs rebellion, may be men
toned the blasting Of cherished hopes in all
tue Western States.
1t will surprise many to learn, as they will,
from tile censns report, that there arc but six
States in the Union which produce more corn
than Iowa Ohio shows an increase Of only
with 1850, while Iowa makes an increase Of
nearly thirty-ihrce millions Of bushels.
As a wheat producing State, there is not
that difference In favor Of Ohio, as against
Iowa, that many have been led to suppose.
L is = popular impression Eastward, that the
hyorably with the Middle States as wheat
producers. Ohio produced fourteen millions
Of bushels Of wheat in 1850, and about the
same amount in 1sG0. Iowa, it will be seen,
produced one million Of bushels Of wheat IN
1S50, and eight millions in 1860. Tie next
The culture Of winter wheat is now
RI garded rs q success; and this fact will
give an astonishing impulse to the growth Of
wheat in Iowa.
Not many were prepared TO learn Gas they
do from the figures now before them) that to-
bacco Is already cultivated to Il considerable
extent in Iowa From 6,000 pounds In 1850.
VIC have advanced by a single step, to 312 600
pounds in 1860.
1t is at length discovered TINT the orchard
products Of Iowa show thc>same tlattering
progress. The conclusion was hastily reached
that Iowa could not be depended upon as a fruit
producing State. let the value Of those pro-
ducts runs up from S, 600 in 1850 to $13l 200
in l6c0. And we have just begun to derclope
In connection with this matter Of fruit
growing, let nc remind the readers Of the
TRIBUNE, TINT citizen Of this place, q widely
known nurscrynan {Jas. Smith, Esq. J. took
lie first premium ut the great fruit exhibition
at Chicago last Jear, because Of the variety,
tied. Exhibitors from other States were as
tonished ut such m evidence Of the fruit
growing capacity Of Iowa.
Nearly 4 million Of pounds of cheese in
1SC0, In Iowa, shows that the Reserve must
lo0k to It's laurels.
By many 1t las been supposed that the sugar
maple Is almost unknown in, Iowa, yet The
pounds Of sugar, and $1,000 gallons Of mo-
Msses.
Nearly two millions Of gallons Of sorghum
mo1asscs were produced In 1850, although lit
tic or nothing was known Of the cane five
years since.
We have thousand miles Of railroad in
Iowa at this time, aud not one mule in 1850.
, 1863-03-12
THE RECENT RIOT IN DE
TR0IT.


A large meeting Of the most respectable
citizens Of Detroit was held on Saturday
evening last, for the purpose Of giving an ex-
preston Of popular sentiment, and adopting
such measures as might be deemed cxpedicnt
with reference to the disgracefu1 proceedings
Of tho mob on Friday. Col Ninder was
President. The meeting was addressed By D.
B. Duffcld, E. c. Walker, E. y. Wilcox and
Rev DR.. Dulicld.
Mr.. Duf1icld explained the object Of the
meeting. 1t was to condemn the lawless
violence committed by the mob whose out
RACES had so deeply disgraced our city; and
also TO adopt efficient measures to arrest the
guilty parties, that they may be made amena-
bic to the law, and prevent a repetition of
such scenes. Since his boyhood he had been
d resident Of this city, and be felt pride In
Its good name and common prosperity, for all
his hopes and interests were centercd here.
He reviewed, In appropriate terms, the unfbr-
tunate occurrence which had brought such
deep disgrace upon the good name of Detroit,
and which was 50 deeply lamented by every
Il committee TO report resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of the meeting, aud to recon-
mcnd means to be adopted for the mainte-
nance Of Law and order in this city, in the f1-
tnrt, ana for Inc pfotcctlon OF IT'S Feaccaole
citizens.
Mr.. E. c. Walker said a great wrong had
been perres rated, which involved the charac-
ter Of Detroit. 4 man, scvcn-elghths white,
: has heen convicted for crime revolving In its
character, but of occasional occurrence In our
city, as our cou-t records will show. The
criminal was f,irly tf;;ed before q jury of his
peers, convicted, and promptly sentenced to
the full extent Of the Law, and the people
should have been satisfied. But Instead Of
this the ease is made pTetext for stirring up
the bittcrest passions of man. mob was
instigated to acts Of violence, an attempt
made to wrest the prisoner from the custody
Of the officers, and falling in their attempt,
they gave vent to their vengeance by commit
ting murderous assaults upon the persons,
and deprcdations upon the property, Of an
unofending and innocent class Of 7cople,--as
law abiding nnd pcacable citizens as any class
Ct equal intelligence and rank in our city.
They we're in no respect responsible for the
Outrage committed By the man Faulkner, who
being scrcn eiehths Thite, the disgrace, If it
had anything to do with the different races,
rested more upon the whites than tue blacks.
The inodeneiyc blacks arc made the object Of
this dssgrceful mob. They are personally as
sailed ID our streets, knocked down with naur-
dcrous intent, and their houses sacked, pill
Jared, and set on fire. When they attempted
10 make their escape from the certain death
, 1863-03-12

Sil]inlan's American Manual Of Science and
Art for this week. contains the following
items, which will be Of interest to our local
readers, as well as to general subscribers:
The lalande Prize of gold medal, yalue
SEQ francs, has been awarded by the French
Academy of Sciences in January last to Alyan
Clark Of Cambridgeport, for his discovery Of
the companion Sirius (this Journal, xxxiii, P.
aSG) It will be noticed that the great Is l-3
inch objective with which AIr. Clark made this
remarkable observation, has been purchased
By the Chicago Astronomical Association.
TIE Astronomical Association Of Chicago
have purchased the great ISL inch object
glass made by Alvin Clark of Cambridgeport,
Mass, for the University Of Mississippi, under
the order Of President Barnard. The price
paid was ..S11, ,1S1, the same sum Mississippi
was to have paid for 1t. It will cost about an
equal sum to mount it properly.
We congratulate the prosperous city Of Illi-
nofs on the possession Of this remarkable OBJ
jcc'iyc, which already, while mounted only In
u rude tube Of wood, has won for Its talented
mixer the LaIande medal.
The possession Of such an instrument inl-
plies wen organized observatory, with all
its appointments, for the endowment Of
which, Chicago lacks neither the spiritnor the
1uF.
, 1863-03-12
Progress of Iowa.

A]A-S
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune.l
The public mind Is not given, at this time,
to the consideration Of any other than the
all.cngrossing topic Of war. Yet it may be
well to permit the mind occasionally to dwell
upon the achievements Of peace, and what It
WAS doing tor the great West. By calling to
mind the progress Of our own State, before
grim war's alarms sttyed the tide Of immigra-
tion and improvement, we shall be better
able 10 judge Of the criminality Of that rebel
lion TINT is striking ut the life Of the nation.
Having leisure hour have employed 1t in
looking over the compendium Of the late
census, and in compiling the following facts
from its deeply interesting pages. They
deserve wide publicity because Of the many
popular eros they correct, with regard to the
productions Of the prairie States. Iowa is
tittirgly following in the footsteps Of Illinois
in all that constitutes the greatness Of an
agricultural State.
STATISTICS COMPLIED rno4 Last cENsus.
, 1863-03-12

Cn1kT TQCAKrEHNAsrK8's OFf1uE1
DEFoT or WARRINGTON.
Corner Eighteenth and q Streets I
WA8HYEaTDY n e. MxrHt I 1EfS4

cu1Er QCARrLrXAerE..s oFrfoz1
WAaH1SoTos. D. C., Msrsh !. 1853
sB &c b N b rcsysd Z # h es
.iains The GoyeIument With Is ooo) three Thousand
q q o:d 6 shtaed Il M c' co.'s. eA' '1l0 %''A'A '"s''l'
y Eessa ~ e
s s2Sa s.ss quality put
t,Als wiz be received by weight. ta} thirty lbs.
sucks TO b. furnished without extra charge to tbs
Tie Com 10 be Of good n,erchantable quality, rut
up In bags OF about two bushtls EACH
Corn VIII be received By weight ut tss} ntysix lbs
sseka 10 Be furnished without extra charge to the
De.ss BE- %.es il shs ety q xt.asn
PROPOSALS.
Propoeals will be received for $500 I've hupdted tons
81 ~ g as teSn'is9 s
ss ssa
ii iie mi n.se ans post ccc address OF tho bidder
Bd tse of the n.me
or eys e.at e'si 1 81 iaSes e. s:ss.
G. cd. and AZ oA1a or AI1KGlAScE KrsF ACCOMPANY
Proposals nlrst be addressed to cooue, D. H. Rn ker,
ous 6 p ArT
Or Corn.' Us liz case may BE-.
GUARANTEE.
TIE sb51lsy of the bidder fill the contract. should
.rsrsplc psroas. WHOSE ssuaares q must be appended
tnttsc guarantee.
ssie s :
District Court ot the United states District Attot
asfs 81 S s Be sn m eds
eeised on tic contract rlencd By Contractor snd
, 1863-03-12
War Nutite.

": :.y~na Hsh- -,aa,t',n to chleaso
c's:l 4;'s's*: sfss! $S::.: : 'sssteasrn
e. : s ssi & s'ssf z ::ss e
e. :: 81. s:4a.
csts1 Trustees .nne.y;.ce = sIstoa T. r. N.
1o.,s >:oes !. .;s.s:sd .1assit; 10 ID "a
i; O. { i 1i.ss
4et@ heck asts<et+e tc GhsH Kr1l7
rs biees eoef y assesel to J.Rs.
Le'e: and. rub block el ek =. assessea toPDl
,.Lst'. / . sub blscs s1cek g n4uesseAt to cnas
s los % sub hl,ck : block y s.sessea soJW
cjLex Le,.'7 4 s,tb block block y assessed to Hp
s a..ssesd T. Z tSsa:s Sas:osa aa's.
' Etsst: sTeesl:Xs':Hat is:ae1 =: i ios = SE1
~ s = noss = :! n!sss ls = x,,4 so + Wlidsaas
sub S!ass IS sloes I; 'ss q asss.sea to
Ltto sub block h.oca u ...e.sea 10 a II Reb,.-
s;fS';:ssS M ss:S' : fse;ise Eng, ,Es4rm
~ e asasne-a
cai. Iasset 9'xse t + Seef e
su, 10. :siss s sosk 5 s:.!..i to c.a
e''a 7f':'f: sse<i:'' R.5Fs IL Z ~
1e.,:po ,e;, az ( & cn.si = ;5si g ihS;i,s} Sios}}
Sssiss s2. sssf ssk : $3.50 t.: ssss
En:es: eetssse to unsoo.n
Sslot h5oet ~ .*tsTs - IS 3 !: Y ~ -.
Sub lot Rss9;ss: Is 9ssSs Bru,
EnstsI1elds sS e ,s Adaiaon q 1sss 70 Chicago
, 1863-03-12

TnE House. OF STEWART IN NEW LINE OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dealers were not d
little astonisted, the other day, to find an
oper:. ~ in the butter market who made
clean srecp Of every choice grade lot Of that
rates. Bit they were still more surprised
when they learned that this bold aud persist
cnt speculator vas IN ngent of the dry goods
houee Of Stewart, in New York city, and that
The huttcr thus bought up was to be shipped
exchange. Ourma1ket has since been leftnear.
II bare Of good stocks Of Vermont and New
York butter, and prices hare materially nd
ynnced. This "cute" and characteristic oper-
atiun rathcr beats the cotton goods monopoly.
THERE'S but one more chance for e "spee " left
Inc ish- market, The cod and haddocE have
already taken The alarm, and struck out for
deep watcr.--Bos:on Commercial B4Wttin,
,1Earsh Z. ---
, 1863-03-12
Gl)itaoo Tribr11re.
to fliA Fighting DlvlSi.


so,atr,,s, ,ron a a,,5,cr.a te.-
On the fallen warfare b,cr.
In t1,c batt1c hc yonrrbccr,
Revenge for General Ecarpcv,
=. ~ .1o-,a... - 80 49, h. '
g., -. s..,,. -
ps-onro tor Co., ro..a..,
.a..,1s .M,1;., "As.e"s "oaiu nase ieo'
- - Nv "as.sloaue oscsnsa"
n ~ W. ~ ~ s'.o1'
Aoi e' a. A''nes'
ros lnoasano ne1oes SIAM
- ~. soasoine' feo cioapalgn,
, 1863-03-12

a Valuable Medicine
FOR EVERY FAMILY.

F~H EVERY AW1E61a
DRUGGISTS = ;:fs?. = =: f!ts II
LIT ~ Ia fssoP1@sae sPpesi1ela a' tonic stmu
RoRACK,s
STOMACH BlTTERs.
APoTHEcAREs i: i; ;Sf;;: s I;
ROBACK,S
STOMACH bITTERs.
PHYSICIANS ss1s e Il ssesP: ssPess = s I'd ~ es sas
RoRACK's
STOMACH ElTTERS.
ea0eERe r. a sections e the eity and soaat!y
ROBACK'S
STOMACH BlTTERs.
HOTELS = . fSssp, 8 sssps
'A~ Hotel" without stock OF
RoBACK.s
STOMACH Bt1TERS.
hS~' 1'1A~ bs bets tonic. ard are using, for the
HoDAcK's
STOMACH BiTTERS.
Suffers .s2 sye 5aess tsassa ast to saa s:sS
recommend
RORACKsS
STOMACH BITTERS,
EnSFN Old and young, for BtlIoasncss, Liver
kH1iEf3. Complaints, lanEuos, Weakness anu
GcnetAl Deputy. are recommended to
R0HACKsS
STOMACH BiITERS,
EHEBVD0RN Who desires good tonic. for
EHE0fRUUa giving tone to the spirlts =
healthy appetite and strength to
the system generally. should 1ot
fall to buy bottle OF
HORACKsS
STOMACH BlTTEaS,
Dr. II. RopAcK. Prep. Cincinnati
G. a. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
l. NJ I'D.
, 1863-03-12
Hlistella,tenns.
@ A R d.

1S1'01@ea*"o17.
We atarethe general approximations respecting Capt
semmes the rebel priyateer the
Gently TINT the insurance companies had rafascd
to insure vessels bound for tho Gulf Of Mexico or
Eoutnc1n Oceans, having on board PLANTATION
- 4Eno. ~ a.t.y Iss. au1 oa' Snsa
=. -. ~ es ~
-. 49, =, a.,s -. - ~ s., 80 49,. ~ haHss
u'oAe .s,, e.. tsts = ,tt,e ~ 10,
wy aau, w 49, st.t.r+-aa. ho+,.- prsrTsrIns
nIT1 Frs are a great thing for melancholy.
P. Il. DNAkH q Co.. New 1orS~
, 1863-03-12


which gives those e:gans time to recover thci
healthy tone and vigoT. We arc able to state tha
the Constltu Ion Water has cured every case Of Di
erc-- 49,, W. .n.,n ,.1,,
NE ~ ThE G1,1cn niIgT HrnnGfT
AND MUCUs OR MILKY DIS
CHARGEss AFTEk uhl-
n,-.......... Na11Sa' ......
Diseases occurring from one and tho sA1ne canae
I'm be entirely cured By The consttuton WsSr
vary with the severity Of tho disease, from twenty
drops to teaspoonfni three times day, in water.
During the passage orthe Calculus, the pain and
urgent h fno ne m LII te KIT tae
stitution WaterSas above directed.
DYsMESORRnEA. or FAINF1L MENSIRu-
ATloN, AND II ME,N0MnAAalA 4;1 1!SE! oh
FR0FusE FLoHNa'
menstrual f.uidNin Inc one case being loo little.
and accompanied bY seyerc pain and the other
egnstts}os S;sss wssss; r,1I1xo ~ Tnr
:sS ;: q g.: = T :? :;
igg Or shooting pains thr0ngh tn q ths nar1e' WILL "
u + ss$s: Z {;
call Nervousness. which word covers up much is-
does not rcaIiy know whether The symptoms are
tic disease. OF the disease tic symptoms. We can
only cnume5ats them hcre; sPsak mere p pafs1ea- m
larly Of Cold Feet Palpstation q the Heart, lm-
paired Memory, WakefMlMess, Flashes OF AeaI,
Aansoos' e.w Lasslsuae a1' ..4..ua. D..s1s ~ ls.
- sI,-1-..1.o5 =, 80 - A- soa..,
Which in the unmarried 1emale Is eonstanI re.
curnng Msease, nna talongn neF.se. ~ escus =.
.1d as month after month passes withezk IN effort
hnf ia hr ff.
comes chronic, the patient gradually loses her ap-
come On, and consumption finally ends 6er career.
IITFcDRRHGA. OR WHITES.
Ihis d1seaee @ dspeaas upon @ AZ laaSmfndt'9a q, o.
I'll q ene pain n the
acsoss the bowels and through tic hips. a tea
eoona S' the medsne b. taken TIRE u Tss 1ss
morning 'nd evening ........
IRRITATION OF TIE NECk OF. TIE BLADDER,
NE tATAAhH ia or ER THE HLA6pEjK 81 tA>O
iii PAiSETL tRfS-
t,.., ,..,.., !, ATS 'rSs .ozs-,,.n ,.,.,, ,,t
4 ss$s esss
small 81 The hacE and through the hipss tsasroonsni
na.s aS u NoDsu''aou11 a'es WILL fe''S'' soo n&'
~ FOR DYSPEPSIA.
has canal y relieving tae most distressing
a % ass sns
dos p al cas's mar be increased II desired but
sn'o'' 0s o'n' s'"Geay PaYs1c1Ass
r,. ,... :, 1Au ~. ~. =,
Sss
only use e9 is5 T1pt 1l NV! !ensd
ss ltsen eaasl 10 the task that has devov
D1uRET1Cs
t.k.n ~.
cad a o I'D
disease. uo.aus,d u..d
p ok sb, s5 Il s5a
ho1 1Te e =,
ten or fTelye t1mes az tSn11nE t9e nlat sra r. ave
H. enth af fui1 I'M ntTnred t%n hotfies r.
T. tSe ss5 Sa,'ss
entirely cared ssoa amer regainlng ny usual good
health Yours truly 1v1 DEWITT
Bos7ox cozxxr. ner ~ ,se,
GeItsf ffceiy F1ye you 1Iberty to make use or the
%acr ean me- IA S
shs w IN HsP shoaa
PnlrisatiGn q she Aest ATTENDED Tt:h raLns 1f tas
sttsnded hsr asoRt 1hsfe months hea
r. nS
~ sGa ~ +
s1s p sr ri: % ~
thc use Of Constitution Waies an to our utter 3st2n-
"a as ST ssa. aP hs9 ds
nesrc aaatrs She ha1 not taken any Of the Constsu-
say that il has arodueea rs5@s.sef saSs saSssr,,o-r,
w. !" 81 ossaehotes'
IN wr,r.xu cEsdas MdntoRo' eonn'' AoE' lssa' as7i
, 1863-03-12

s<ed to unknown.
E5shss r. g /; sste:;s5tsS; s;s; as:oa.
g e IL s':s:'sd t. astaa
shlot@ Fias 9fqE9 'isessfd & snx e N Ni Whitney
Eh,et7 ~ = e 4 = a..ss.sa = = +: 5aa:sa. ;a
oasisa Is L To=s easss sss''n
81 s1ssf 9 g 4
Canal EFestss ass sn1'E T. f. q FIX ta
4 S,sSs s!sSa s : 5s SS'5s5e,
&c.. q, 10. s,sskss .,sssssa to to JANE.
RcE.
10, .5;:sss %.;:
c.asi asd %fsi Section -
... Ks1Es i q ~ sae 81 ,......, ;,
'si'ss d Il fssi;s;s i;sRss Addition to cs.s.:o.
Canal ssS s; M,
tt1sept I'll afssfoad ala sloes i assessed
esaysss 'ssss ses i 6 sst.s
e,s''s En- Asass \; cfeess Hsss,,.n
Nouuman.
Eh1e:s sssts:sa e Haven; T1;5s35 TnIrs1 C. e.
Ehlots and tloes sssesssI 10 Nsn,sy.
s'Ssh s
ssSs s /
S1Ss5 S,saE f2.
''': ~ ~. '..:::,a ;;s,s,.a
isIs:ji is; i: ! s;ssf s5ss 5: i peee
Nfs;'s Isl 4 slost r.. :s,. ~. to 5. w,.:..n.
1SsS S;siE s.;sssea g ! nahss
ssspson sns s;ssas Aasit'ss ] + !, esssEs ssssEs ~
As {
-, Ashland second Addition 70 chicago.
Canal IInstee's Subdivision of Pat section 5. Toxu
Tat 1hR \ ksass I, q Misas !hs Sd
e T. H. sssasR
Canal 1rnstts H:.s. 4 q & sffa T.
lots II. % IS d. Il. Il: = z X s. s S. H. s1aada
s|sss S ss:S e, T gns: @
biasE f1d e
block - asSesssa s 70 naxaaxo; r
Lot T plcekse ss:ss;s1 10 HnSnasN; Tw J., e,c.
sub 1ot 70 lot b:oskl as:e*;5s ;: to IL Austin.
Subdivision of 1ot Z Of Circuit Courts Partition of
ssst sssE sssss:sS sss:sd s s Ss4 sen
e; 1oek h}os ssssssed 70 to Gos
Canal s;sss sss;;:5 :SSsfe r = ssss Fl Il
.Lot4onlsef IS asssf.ci - 10 siosts Weiis
Subdivision 8. E Il sf:'tsn l., T. - S.EnE. 81
a sseF e ! q15!fy u fyya,, n.,,ev
ASSESSOR ss Diyssa III 81 ssetioa %. I.
Lot IL assessed 10 i; Amca~. ~
SUBDIVISION nanse NJ Il + r u " 'o"nsnp
asssrssa adat.on i9 te Chicago
Eur os is asesea y to nafaoEu.
su' ~ ''Gss Ds!eeans ~ i ' AditIea 10 ca;eago.
. " ~ She shefield: J Adijion % chicsso.
slssS ssssssa 4 70 Esxssses; ~, sss,,en
eae"' 4ras'ees Hsn1c II pecoon ~ l.
Ii !. eofx boek f:ss4 i TO to amb,
Ees = n:oss - :s;e1ssd t 70 vi Snknoxn
1os Ssnaea sesond a Addit19n 4 I, + so ;s GhieeEo
t. ka!s EnkEoyn snh,,x,x,on ~ ,,ors,, s,,ee..kwxaot
ssH: i Ssst:en ls. !: q s:Eaas: e. 8 IN w.
ftc sfk t.
asatoresald -~~D,,r,,pv
>--, -, = ~ 49,; - =. ~ - <. T,..,. ~. c.nx
Esnne s rs sussxseG n nennt. tGTrsn D1en'
EitHs M nv g. e. assssssa q t6 inna
T .s; = ,s*.,Es, y r !; = + i,a1;P,u., MP
1o,.s*e 4 & s;ss;,s; 4 i i jSSs saR lS,I.n
e. !; 1s,|; : z s,ao'a.
g e . i Ssa sa-
ts'isSiee2 iSa go E j;tss + ;;sis5
e .. WABASH i'''a
Lo,;s 5s9od,y Of Wabash Road eh neg sec la
e qaSa1xa 1sxaaon,ns seres
Is acres adiolniug ,6 acres ne sec sssessed
70 nessoeK rs s ~, .to,nnr q .c7rs NJ
seqnw aseeI ! asscs:s3so v p 4 Easan- 9 ~
+ ;ss : ;i!c1:i 4 : nI to HFEsoee
1ess11 L. ot ssbas 81 d { { 5.s : : SC to ua-
A.o"a. TaS;n Is EME;T :; n7,,.,
focs2 s. acre.
u9lEoMSn ,s .r,,,,v xv s.r =, ,...sso, n v,,..,
r srhss ".sss
{! ~ gond 11;Gto and adtatnn.e
W w ~ :, ~ 1h.19 '''4as
8 sisestea Gs5en es5e acres SC
st sE Of road Except
af ie!s Me1ls ssa6di1 sh NV asec as assessed
nssSss:' S'1 s'n,sr ~ az 10
II - TYnAf
, 1863-03-12

"a. Eass az. Enas R a1anAHvn; ~ ~ u n,,.,- ii,
Sss |S's ss5ssSa :. ., anu - ''''S " ''
u 'es : csSesetss. ] : 3aal:ise Saa e Chicago:
o9 s:sS = se = &SRse
Ill; EsfsSt Stt:s * ls's' 1's block 81 assessed
S}SsE |Ssk ssssssss ss:::sa f E Si5oSs
e[Sss S|s: i s:ss::5 usESoSS T:,on
1: + Ss:t VS. + & i ;:s Ss:s!a
T.: 1'osS 81 *a Sloee e 4 ssea,ed ssa 1'S
o,os sSsa: Ass!t!ea !s! t. esssso ssss
Tss b|:s as;ss;sa e SeEt2a SoTtaa
aam1.oS snd e Srssss Ii xtiss Son
SjssS S|Ssf :s:ssa i Z ssFsSs5
Lo. .. block essSss asssssya = Apo1Ioh, f. sas,ey.
wee1 Sss lots ' q and s. lot IL block assessed to
snsats Saa,isa 4 F.se Is Chicago
ES'S r.. Is ii Is Is and y block assessed to '"
et ose e i i j e .sa sa;s L boss Mss; C.
to Smith waller C.. e.>.,. n.,u.tco
ot 6losk lo essed 10 f"ni pay w.
I@t ot ! g5ysa S!oek s.ts:sea e /. Esa$asS:
1 s:s!s "a HissS$ S 1 1dai;isa SaSsa.s e Chicago:
LIT s n!oS1 asoa II asse or q ncrs r
e;s!tSs$s G5es sse!lss 1 hsassli & E:sd FL
TT n9ocE 9oSk ,ssssca ~ y ,S & iRastnps
Canal 1usfe1s ,s9s & g q Sfstoa
casnl Ftns.sss $snalS,sisa Sf5 E " RI NE
1sti s9StGn Is Il ali d iub 'fs bloek 6oek 10 as
.esed . aSknown. ~ n,,,son
saful1islon $. Z. Il sesaas i, T.aa =. Range iie
L. g e!osk 4 9 assessed z E { Z + weleh,
Fl 3;;iSaPs = ass,a,
s. tSs beef 3 q 's 8 S
tsSs Ass sSs,,.,o M Section a:as< TO-
Sub 10. ii snEf Eoek Il % ~ 4 Il nnnovn
1os:s bloc eests5 e. a1 naS9a SaEes to Chicago
,,oe ness !asst 1a4n - H. Z Gacsso Races
shlqt = sssesssS Fetish = ssa;ion - rawn,,
'asa' 4'''ss EssFs ): .a,n nrs,n'
lot block u a:seSsea 70 Aaam "a n nre9m 9n1
.sasa i sssss ss:s sss,,as % .ss,ee ~
sssfse s s. E SoyaE p sassSe sna assigned to the
e. pnqeFs'sSs9 Fsass!. ste1ss sts5s,sE Il r. ru
sfs Il. s eesGoteSR
fToxnssi2 i :. = k;Ssss: i ! + ::S %SSgs.
k9s + ssisss e. % 4. Of . ,oh acres bounded NV by
5SI!5sS HssSs s:ssd sisS l. SsSssa as:sris
xK5st a. EssE ASsf1esa,