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NEW YoRK, Sept, 2I.-The Florida
papers say that the island of Dry Tor
tugas WAS recently fired upon by a
strange craft bearing the Confederate
nag, ans DR.. aIudd, who is confined
IL Nre, was SER 3usIy wounded by the
xllosiOn OF a shell. The vessel was a
eehooner rugged steamer and painted a
lead color, with four guns on each
broadside, which were all dischar ed at
q distance aftwO miles from the island,
when the boat put to sea. The United
States revenue cutter was lying In the
harbor at the time, but not having
steam was unable to pursue it.
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Montana EleetIon.-FIsht with IndI.
.ia ans. WOODEN sIills.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Sent. Iq.-The
election in Montana on the 4th inst, is
reported to have resulted in a Demo
cratic victory by a majority of 1000.
An Idaho correspondent says, Major
Marshall had a fight with the Indians,
at Three Forks. ON the Onyher, abont
the lst of September, and captured 35
of their number, whom he hung.
The late FIRE at the Mission Wooleu
Mills, is said to have consumed 10000
pounds of wool.
Another wooden factory, with water
for motive pc FER, IS to be established
In Calaveras GZ-ss.S, California.
Choice sbipn':ts7 GRADES OF wool are
quoted at l4Cg16c.
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RnHnIo sInrEet-

Flour firm, sales !, $50 bbIs at sII D for No.
spring; $40 3TGl0 $50 IL 90 for eastern, State
and western; spring Sll 5O61ll 70: SI3 so FOR X X
western. Wheat, sales lU,O10 bushels at 81 w
Chicago spring, in part to arrive, Corn nc-
tive; sales 1900 bushels, opening at 7sc for
NO. mixed; 75c for yellow, and p. m. sales of
No. at 74gI3lSc. Oats, sales 1000 bushels
Chicago at 3Sc. Barley, sales 5000 bushels
State and Gambia at l0@I l2Iz on track
Rye nominal. Seeds, Timothy 5098 70.
Pork - 90. Lard, city BIC; western 2l1Sc.
Highwlnes 50. Canal heights, 10 New York.
wheat lSc, corn I5c oats Toe
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CNo1NNATI, Sept. 2l.-The steamer j.
r. Gilmore. bound from Cincinnati to
the Arkansas river. with a valuable
cargo OF assorted merchandise, struck
the wreck of the steamer Courier, two
miles below Mound City, Illinois, on
Wednesday night and sunk almost inn
mediately. The passengers and crew
escaped with their baggage. The Gill
81 900. Her cargo WIS valued at over
so, 900 and was principally insured.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to q the slst of September.

BERLIN, Sept. 2l.-The Prussiau ar
my, returning from the war, made a
grand and triumphaI entry into the ma
tonal capital to-day, amidst the great
est rejoicing and enthusiasm.
PARIS, Sept. 21.-La France announ-
ces that it has copies of the Saxon
treaty, and that by one of its provisions
King John is to abdicate the throne in
favor OF his son.
LIvERPooL, Sept. 21.-The steamer
Iowa, from New York Sept. LIST, arrived
in the Clyde on the 18th inst.
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NEW XoRK, Sept. 2I.-The Tribune's
Raleigh dispatch says: a State Conven-
ton of Union men was held there on
Thursday, ht which resolutions were
adopted Endorsing the constitutional
amendment; expressing full confidence
IN Congress; expressing a Willingness
to cooperate, without any obstinate adj
herence to any speeb2l plan or policy,
with Congress and the executive to Sc
cure restoration of this Union; repu-
dating the claims ofGovsSnor North to
reelection as Union NAM and nomf-
mating Alfred Dackeny for Governor.
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On the Track ora supposed srur,Iere,

PH1LADBLPHIA, Pa, Sept. 20.-The
police believe they are on the trackofthe
murderer of Mrs. Miller. He is suppos-
ed to be Gottlieb Miller, a miserable
puper whose left side is paralyzed,
causing him to walk slowly with the
aid of a heavy stick. His father for
merly owned the house where the de-
ceased lived, and Gottlieb was we'll ac-
quainted with the locality. He had
been in the habit of visiting the house,
and the deceased was kind to him, fire.
quently giving him his victuals.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2I.-Dispatohes
from Virginia City, Nevada, say The
primary election held yesterday,% on
which depends the election OF the us.
Senator, resulted for Chas. E. DelonS!
Nye, the present Senator, had no ticket.
Three thousand dollars was loaned at
one per cent, which is given as an indi-
cation OF returning ease in the money
market.
The lalI clip of wool is estimated at
1900, 900 pounds.
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sECoND DIsPATCH.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Even
ing Telegraph, in an extra, announces
the arrest of Gottleib Williams, the
supposed murderer of Mrs. Miller,
who was SO bruta1ly murdered on
Tuesday morning. He was arrested
this morning in the northwest part OF
the city. On searching him at the sta
ton long and sharp case-knife was
found in his pocket.
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BosToN, Sept. 2I.-George II. Kings
bury has been appointed Postmaster in
place of Mr.. Palfrey.
IL is also stated that Mr.. Chandler.
Assistant u. 5. Treasurer here. wifi
shortly give place to VIM. a. Aspin-
wall.
The steamer Meteor has been released
from seizure-nn examination having
Jailed to show cause for her detention.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-During the gale
last night, the schooner G. Hinshaw
was driven ashore three miles north OF
this city The Captain aud crew at
tempted to reach the shore in II small
boat, which capsized, and four of the
crew are reported drowned. Three
other vessels went ashore, but got off
without damage. On one or two roads
lending into Chicago, some bridges and
culverts have been either wholly or par
TALLY destroyed by freshets. The dam
age is being rapidly repaired.
Dispatches from various points of
Northern and'Southern Illinois report
heavy frost last night, causing, it is
feared, some damage to the corn crop.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-It is stated that
during the past fortnight the sum of
ers and Traders in this city, who had
omitted to take out } snses in accord
nnce with the rev-S law. The strin-
gent clauses OF i amended revenue
act. in relation tt . stilleries, have had
the e".A' OF closing some of the smaller
este; = a.. tents.
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chicago NRrIxet.

CHICAGO Sept. 81.
and declined SAGE; sales at 81 OS92 10 for No.
/, and 81 SOL "a for No. 2. Corn excited and
6I55963c for 80. 2, ana 57JS@5SISc FOR No. y
Oats steady at 3l5Ic for No. 1, and 29J6d30c
for No. 2 Mess Pork SS3933 - AighWines
firm. Freiphls advanced 70
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TORONTO, @. W., Sept. Gilt is an
nounced than the Bank of British North
America will protect letters of credit
from English bankers on the Bank of
Upper Canada. The directors of the
Banks of Upper Canada have not yet
decided what course to pursue, but it is
thought that the institution will be
wound up by the assignees. The bills
of the suspended band are selling at
S094O cents discount.
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WAsHISeToN, Sept. 2l.-Senor Don
Ezequil Guterrz yesterday presented his
credentials to the acting Secretary of
State, and was received as Charge de
Affairs of the Republic of Costa Rica.
Set'f'f Don Louis AIalina having re-
signed as minister plenipotentiary of
that Republic,
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NEW York, Sept. 2I.-Dispatehes
from Cincinnati, Columbus, st. Louis,
and Chicago, state that the storm had
cease at those places.
At Chillicothe and Pittsburgh it rain
ed all last night. The trains on the
Little Miami, Indianapolis q Cincin-
natl and the Marietta d Cincinnati are
running. On the Cincinnati, Hamil-
ton a. Dayton and the A. 81 G. w. Rail-
roads the trains are running to HamiI-
ton only. Several hundred feet of en-
banknent at that place had been car
ried away.
At Pittsburgh the Ohio river is about
Is feet deep and still rising.
A dispatch from Dayton says, that at
5 O'Clock on Wednesday, the canal bank
broke at the mouth of Mad river, the
water sweeping away frame houses,
steps, great piles of lumber and other
property. The water rushed through
st. Clair, Jefferson and Ludlow streets,
submerging part of the main business
portion of the town reaching the first
floors of many dwellings and stores.
The Dack-water encroached upon the
southern part ofthe city and at II O'Clock
on Wednesday, night the greater portion
was four feet deep. The whole country
in the neighborhood has been devastsi-
ted: The loss of standing corn, fences
and stock is enormous.
There is no railroad connection any
where from Dayton except by the Little
Miami route via &enia.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.,
~ RGEOS GESERAL'S OFFICE.
WASHISGToS, ID. u, Aug. 10, 1865.

ADVERTISEMENT.
A N ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, To
"A consist of Brevet Colonel j. B. Brown.
surgeon, U. y. a., President, Brevet I.ieutaIl3
ant Colonel IL. r. %irtz, Surgeon u. 4. A..
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel ANTHONY Harer
Surgeon, U. 5. A, and BTevet Major Warren
WEBSTER, Assistant : uTg on u. \. A.. RecOr-
der, Will meet In New foTk City ON the BUN
OF september, next, for the examination of
candidates for admission inLo the Medical
Stan of the U. s. Army
Applicants must be over q yearH OF aye.
and physically sound.
Applications for an Invitation to appear be-
fore the Board should be addressed to the
Surgeon General, U. s. A., and must state tht,
fuit name, reSidence, and date and plnce OF
birth OF the candidate. Testimonials as To
character and qualifications must be fuTnish-
ed. II the applicant has been in the Medical
Service OF the Amy during the war, the fact
should be stated, together with his former
rank and time and place ofservice and les
tlmonlaIs rom the officers with whom he has
served should also be forwarded
Noallowance Is made for the expenses OF
persons undergoing the examinations as II is
an indispensable prerequisite to appoInt-
ment-
There are at present sixty vacancies in the
Medical Stan, forty-six ofwhlch are original.
being created by the Act OF Congress- an
proved, July 25th, 1866.
JOS. K. BARNES.
aulo-eOuZrn SURGEON General II A
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2I.-The Radicals of
the Second District, in Convention, at
Franklin, yesterday, nominated Judge
Newcomb, of Jefferson county, for
Congress. Resolutions were adopted
sustaining Congress and favoring the
treatment of the seeded States as ter
ritories until readmitted to the Union.
by Congress. @
The Radicals of the Eighth Disiict, in
Convention, at Macon City, yesterday,
nominated j. F. Benjamin for re-elec-
ton TO Congress by reclamation.
The Denver News says: Intense in
dignation has been aroused among the
people of Colorado, by the action of
Gov. Cummings, in giving certificates
of election to Hunt when ChillicOtt re-
eeived los majority by the official re-
turns OF the late election for Congress.
General Sherman arrived at Denver
on the 18th inst, and had a public re-
ception.
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PhlIn,Ielnhin NInrket

PHILADELPHIA Sept. q, 5
SPetroleum declining. Flour firm and I'M
ehs2ged- Wheat steady at 81 756s2 IS for red;
81 1852 IS for spring and g. S563UO for white
Whisky unchanged.
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ERIE, Pa, Sept. 2l.-Tbe funeral of
J. NJ. Young, the Catholic Bishop Of
this diocese, who died suddenly on
Tuesday of disease of the heart, took
place this morning. Bishop Dominee,
OF Pittsburgh, preached the funeral dis
course here. Over fifteen hundred peo-
pie followed the body to the grave.
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BUFFALO, NY, Sept. 2I.-Hon. Philip
DoFsheimer has been removed as Col
tector of Internal Revenue for this dis
tEicts and Nelson x. Hopkins appoint
ed ia his place.
" rs understood that the Democrats
VIII re-nominate Humphrey, the pres
ent member of Congress from this 30lh)
district.
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UTIoA,. Sept. 2O.-The Democratic
Union County Convention at Rome to-
day. nominated Palmer Y. kellogg Of
this city, Tor Representative In Com
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TlIeic i,osera,

NEW York, Sept. 2l.-There were
three fresh cases of cholera in this city
yesterday. and seven burial permits
were issued. IN Brooklyn one case
was reported.
HARTFORD, Or, Sept. 20.-There were
two deaills nom clfofeSa5in this city to-
day. No other cases are reported.
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NtHEGAHAY INSTITUTE.
" sll French and English.J
For Young Ladies, Boarding and TJaI, E,,,r,tIs
ls5ZI and l,529 Spruce St, PhlIadeIDhiR pa
VIII reopen on THURSDAY, Sen. %.
Board and tuition per annum....... s;50
do do for two or
more sisters,
(each) .......-... 400
French Is the language Ofthe family. and
Is constantly spoken In the Institute
MADAME DHERVILLY
auI-on-eOo PRINCIPAL.
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Ilia1.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 2O.-Col. Geo. a.
Walker, one OF the founders of Mil
waukee. died to-day of dropsy.
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EOPEIsN NEWS.
n &c stean.ah1p Iavn.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 2I.-By the Java
we learn that great deal OF rain CON
tinued to fall in England, and the still
outstanding crops were sustaining con-
siderable damage.
French agricultural journal sums
up as follows the latest accounts of the
harvest in France: There is neither
the ordinary quantity or Quality of
wheat, and but for free Importation,
scarcity would succeed the abundance
of the past three years. England is also
beginning to complain, not of quantity,
but of quality. Russia has had an ex-
cellent wheat harvest, as well as Spain.
1taly,is not more fortunate than France.
The locusts have ravaged Algiers. AS
to the United States the defect is still
greater than in France. Northern Ger
many appears to be divided. The south
eEn provinces of Hungary have suffer-
ed much.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s.-Cotton sales for
the week, 1850 bales, including 1850
and 1850 for export. Stock on hand
$50, O5O bales, including 3O9, 6lO Ameri-
eau. Wheat, winter red and southern,
los. Cd, 10 lis. Sd. /; Indian corn, 27s. for
mixed American and 27s. Sd. for vel
low. Lard, Cos. per cwt. for American.
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Outrages on Union men im I,Outsina


NEW YORK, Sept. 2I.-A Tribune New
Orleans special says: I have received
trustworthy Information that five men
tried to assassinate Gov. Wells when on
his way back to this city from his late
visit to his home in the parish of st.
Lancing. The Governor having re-
ceived Information of their designs,
avoided them by taking a circuitous
route of over 400 miles.
Information has been received from
different parishes that bands of lawless
men are committing outrages on white
and black Unionists.
The Academy of Music in this city
opened last Monday week. Every
ntghtthat the national airs were played
they were emphaticalIy Kissed and
groaned down by the LoyaL audience.
A Times New Orleans special says:
Reports from st. Londry and Rapides
parishes state that lawless bands of
desperadoes, including in their MEM
beers some of the civil authorities, are
committing murders almost daily. The
victims are generally Unionisis and
freedmen.
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INV YORK, Sept. 2i=Up, to noon
eight cases OF cholera and three deaths
were reported in the city.
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S,Swego Market.

OSwEGO, Sept. q.
Flour steady buf scarce, owing to light SUD-
ply Of wheat; Sll fof No. spfine; sl2 so for
red winter and SIS ioFSX. Wheat scarce and
firm. Corn better, at Sl9SIc. Barley arTiv-
ing slowly. Canal lseiehts dull; flour 43c
wheat lie, corn &c, barley &c, rye IOc, to
New York.
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MANUFACTURES or f751p-11
~ 49, e -lees non Ware. afd 5is',l,is.. ~
Eirsss. NJ 9l stot, 10. q Nan
N ~ clf1ll1s eail us Z : & !.
- se = my laia sni So -i.,,I- =,
~ par and Bias Ileffies ~,
lonsi ~, ~ - ai kinds WI reooiVe my 5s-s
o5oisros 30 - 8 nd sand E'aElls lnsds 10
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The Latest News.
= q HAL 2 &RAP "a.

~ ny the union Line.
Omce, corner Of Main and Monroe streets
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RIiIUaukee s1aT1tea.

MILwAUKSE, Sept. 81.
- Flour steady. Wheat 2O5. o1rn frm at
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Steamboats.
q, foF the soldierslZ oonvention
at Pittsburghl

at Pittsburgh!
The steamer aNEW STATE"
- 6uryh on Monday, the 9th inst,
at 2 O'Clock 2. mr. and remain there during
the Convention.
Ing the trip. Fare for the round trip 50 in
sep22 z BooTH, RATTELLE q co, Ag'tA.
Regular PaeketEor Pittsburgh.
- The new and light passenger
- Harlan, viii leave ~ above every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
at sig 3e'ork, a m.
,,i ETeigh 1t. received every day at the Lower
ssP 5.l booth. BATTELLE CO.. Agts.
For Lower Ohio Carlo and st. Louis.
The fine steamer EMO. w. GAR
L.sIssssssslfl Rlsrr," Capt. ]. x. Booth, win
G5z1Stss leave as above Saturday, the 22d
inst, At 5 O'clock. p. m.
sep2jSt BOOTH, BaTTETLE & CO.. Agts.
Pittsburgh, wheeling aud Parkcrs-
burg.
The steamer HLENI LEOTI."
IelllaSes4fw Will leave for ParleTsburg and
- Galiipolis every tuesday, and Fri
dpy nignt, OF each week at 9o,clocS.
on h !. leaves for Pittsburgh Monday
sep20-tf M&TER s Mex NLEY, As'ts.
Pittsburgh, wheeling and Parkcrs.
huFs Packets.
The steamer "BAYARD.' Capt.
LIEN Geo. Moore, win leave FOR Par
ll.4&ZEkeEsburg aud GallipOlis every
Monday and thursday night OF each week at
Returning, leaves for Pittsburgh Wednes-
and Thursday OF each week at a. m. l-f
For freight or passage, aPPly on board or TO
FOR CINCINNATI.
- The large side wheel steamer &C.
Lslk4ssszlS E. HILLMArS," sam Mason Com
H=z4zszmnnder, Theo. Fink, Clerk, will
leave as ABOVE on saturday, the 22d inst, Mt
5 O'Clock, p. m.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
sepl94t BOOTH, BATTLLE & co., Ag'ts.
TOR CINCINNATI.
The splendid steamer "EDIN-
IsItesssS ABURG," Capt Thompson, Will
EleaYe as above on Saturday next
arrives Wednesday,
For freight or passage, apply on board OF to
sepl9-4t BOOTH, BATfELLE& Co, ACTS
c. H. BOOTH. J.c Jelly
". @. BATTELLE. JOHN 1TTTIRrr,y.
BOOTH, BATTELLE q co.,
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The splendid steamer "EDIN-
lax ABURG,1' Capt. Thompson, viii
kleaYe as above on Saturday next,
arrives Wednesday,
For freight or passage, apply on board OF to
seple-it BOOTH, BATEELLE& CO., ACTS
, 1866-11-12

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nsce11r Il fhr nfcsct Hunc <nrl mp about saNl
hoes. I'D iaes catttc. The ma1xet fHr hDSs c;osS,
quilt II &C % &c krosA ADD ''' eA'"e' - :" s'''
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elm. II hogs and oxer prs ~ e. eios, All n
~ * i c1 for prtsczi al co far delivery. ali
ar1s week. Prime n,t~ IL luiet i ~ o. Extra rEas
tr.s n ~ pork made for Dec1uar ard JanaarT
d.Uvrsy At t3oo tho purchasef and ts!ct being two
of our snt*i psonlnsat PACKER: Another l,t9u ~;
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mltt m" January delivery. u 1344li pF!ncipally
cs+.4 i 1sc fos prirne Znd iaisc ior 10 l. i;rrse
!. asl a lta1lc Tor white; sc for seloH and 'ase
he stock Of Old cnt meats haa bccn entirely exhaust
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IN. the wtek for shipment 70 st. Louis The thondtrs
9 ts say G G1sknS 81 M, pa sds p,16s
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t.s,tn q Irs1 s'um England 1vttch "a, h.nesto up
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, 1866-11-12
3l.rQal.

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w cjt7 Of Cor1rgtcn. STATE q ke2Enetyf ~ ~
Fr dett dated the nEst aay OF NM 4 y ~
snd recoFdcd ii d. RetaFdess 01ee q tne EouGg
cook. and STATE ct nlsot- II Book $ 4 yost3aSs
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ren III al n to~rsalp tt:y eiKst e. sosta & satks
STlbsd II tllloEs: conGe.cnE II tae Eor:dea9 eos,
nfr 81 he uor@aestt quarte- of satc scEcn et1tts
fn.ne eou,t Aocr TIE ra1I ioe Of t1t5 quarter Hnf
nns nuodfed and k1rJ {1s1 tpcs % The sonta Hte q
Ssd up1rfer secuo1: tht1Le wet AoHT sNd eoct3 mi
rftT An rya: therc. E4fta On ncs aAet VIA thf
taS; line oi quarter setsa one hundred and tI1
SG, !Cs II 1ae nor-t n-e ~ aaie Gn11tes eeettca:
q it snrR sat4 north ne to the plats Of hexn.
r!,--cOatA. t.g l3Ql oc1e1- said EGfsESSe deed hat
icv heec Evta 11d Ad. n: thu FU1pcee ci secut4-{
he raEsrt II ee ct1lail rtoE411orJ 1oteA, fAa1t
dae Is sid Eprt4azt deed, Eht TIT s1re S4 twenty
e.eEt hundred aad ih1tJ-thces h1c HH-iN do1.aEt
aca rea,:x tltefeat 1t tt4 rita Ct &:f ol
nt pr 4unr: no d4'-, Acd rayaols Il o7e. TWO &c
yhvee yesst, respectively. f,or tAte.
Wtertaa, cet1ut h3y2E te<o MAt. IA tie payme:t
said note tut II year ftura tAis 70 ": % NJ
dsy Of MAJ. 1S6a; sns.-fnse, Eetet heseaI+ = E1 =,
TIA i. under sod by y'1te Of the pcEtr yspo y =
py said rsrx1Ec decd, have eecsd y - - :,
1a:d prut.s*oEy noies nav tEe ~ pAg Ss
With thc in:+Ias thsEeon, and rAx y EJI EJr.s Il
public .ue: :io.. 1t the CaEf1 Houl: doo: " ~ y
Ehcaxo County of Cook tr :he pcre:fs 4 ps{in2 =, ~
OF said psorlstcyJ rotes and tatsf1k on n
th.td day Of nntf, A. H. ts6 y 9a TO- =
| of sa1d dAY. PhEBK H. "E1se, Aofs<Asfs-
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