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The Evansville journal., 1869-09-11

umpire, from Cairo; Rose Hite, from Lou
lsVille' ChampiOa, from st. Louis; Anna,
Tor 81. Louis; Abeona, from Memphi-;
Edlnourg' for Memphis; Lewellin, from
Eastport; Hartford, from Green River.
21iHeeIane0uh
Business on the ieyee was quite lively
yesterday forenoon, with more than ordi-
nary arrivals.........The Clara Scott came In
early, Notwithstanding she had been de-
tained ten hours by fog. She had a good
passenger trip and considerable freight.
The Phantom arrived at 10 O'Clock, having
exchanged cargoes and people with the
Umpire at Mt. Vernon, and returning here
while the Umpire turned back for Cairo.
We have made arrangements to forward
new supplies of clothing, &c to Walter
Pennington and Sam. Laughlin-in case
we ind their present wardrobes do not
hold out TIL they get back, and hope Cap
tain McClain's and John Weeds friends
win he equally constderate.........It is re-
ported on the wharf that Captain Dexte
proposes to make daylight trips with the
Phantom. She is leaving daily for Cairo.
The Nightingale, after having been de-
tained eleven hours by fog, arrived At IL
o'clock yesterday, with a good trip Of
freight and people. Among the latter were
Miss Moore and Miss o gden, the popular
and highly accomplished music teachers,
returning from their summer vacation......
We regrettO learn that Je Sc Jackson has
retired. The company never had a more
efficient or q more popular feight clerk.
......... Miles ID. Warren proposes to stop or
for time to recuperate, or rather TO mas
ticate, and during his leisure hours, will
receive any matrimonial proposition his
-. -. a
to make. We shall warmly congratu-
late the young LADY who shall be SO
fortunate as to capture him...............
The r meo arrived from Cairo at noon
with a moderate tip. Her future mas not
been determine d..........- The Nightingale,
fully repaired and greatly improved, came
up the whaIr at noon, aud commenced to
receive for Louisville. intending TO leave
at six O'Clock P. n Captain Frank Hurry,
Phil. b. Branham, and Billy HaweS, are
all at their posts looking fat and sleek,
and all wearing store clothes and plug
hats....-....The MOIlie Norton had a good
trip from Henderson ....-..Th nightingale
left for Louisville at one o'clock p. NJ, in
tending to make quick trip up, and
leave the business to the PaIestiue...........
The Phantom and Clara Scott were re-
ceiving nbeTally..... Mr.. A 0. DurIand
has bought the nne side.wheel steamer
Fay yette, at PomerOy, and win leave Gin
cinnati on Tuesday or Wednesday, for this
port, and will place her in the Evansville
q Hendel son Transfer Packet Line. The
Fayette IS fine side-wheel steamer, l75
feet long, thirty-thTee feet beam and thirty
feet floor, two boilers, Two engines, with
elghteen-inch cylinders, six feet stroke
with nine feet buckets, and has wide,
roomy guards. She is said to b0 very
fast.........The pilots OF the Nightingale re-
port the Emma No. 3 on the logs at the
mouth OF Salt River..-..-..The John Lums-
den, for Cairo, Charmer, for Cincinnati,
Burksville, for Owensboro, and the Petro-
la, for Cannelton, may be relied on 10 90
, 1869-06-13
SHOOTING AFFAIR AT CAIRO.


Frosa The casro tfE, Bn'letiH, Jua< ia
NIUE me crowd At tho tobacco warehouse were
Eating for The signal for dinner y she report
eI pistol WAS beard In n aftc:n.n{ tn!!htn5.
With portion Of the crowd Ee fastened 70 he
sPot and to our suEr1!se anil hoHcs found Young
mAn iIsoS psos;rats O. The toor, shot through the
Extending Inquiries We Ie,.ned the following
fsett: The body was that q saa u Eaton.
painter, from H!ace.eyE,l,e; n. 4 few minutes
with man ~ the nnn1c Of Clark. In the saloon Of
the st. Charles During the prosrtas Of this tRht,
sniia 70 SeaI.t CT 4 he YOU'D 70 shoot i IN. BE
nEh. continued and Eaten drew his pls-
tol. cooked IL and le1eled It 4 s@!tht
who had a moment Ieiore ea1nel
chunk Of Ice into tie hotel appeared With The Ice
hooks In his hAnds, and approaching Eaton, CON-
randed nm not 2 shoot. sialnE saa' + ~ no 70
ice-hooks II threatening attitude; while Others
say ther we're merely res.ius on his shooldetA
" a IasE non st 10 IL e Ra Il aassa G9
Within ! foot or tvo OF hta right b1vast. In this
position the pistol WAS fred, and Berry fell.
pierced through the l2ngs
Eaton then starred tovarl the tobacco ware
house. when'the G.. was rulseh "s.op hlEl, he
has il|led man" Eaton continued on hls WAY,
CUMMINGS, who exhibited HI 'ta.ige VI otlce and
demanded surrender. Eaton again lIes his
pistol, pointed 1t at 0tlcer Cummings, md actin
ally pulled the trigger. On1ce1 Cuinnirca- eee'ng
thst It wAs matter OF life Of dealh, then drew
his revolver aud shot Eaton dead 10 his tracks
his ball taksn9 effect IN the left brtas About three
toi stil IN hand, upon his tace WAcn We assistsd
N turning rim upon Its back, half m!aate after
ward, life ha1 lepart4aL
sides: bu:5the unirelsM verdict ia th.t OTcef
Cummings was fully justified n kill.ng Eaton
IIe wa not ons Il desdlE peril lllnseli but IN tne
L. 4 1ooEer-an, TIE Pistol he cartel being Ont
that he had borrowed Of neigabor for Tue trip
, 1869-06-13

ally laughed ! didn't carc,to be picked Up
tldnt care tes Lz1le-uuly wanted 70 noat md
drul forever Oh iha fpuerI. Tho wafer came into
ny faee and mouth. but never tried to keep ny
lead up Iwouldnr have rnored M nnscf TO
6Avs been aboard the kcoT. Ii grew taEket and
darker. the old nte-feeiIng c4mo through ny
lead again. Something clutches. me by he !aZ
and drew me down. rocked To and fru, ielt .
nslSe hEc the discharge Of a cannon, ana fSco
dsorred to Sleep"
Furte8 hsd 1nlted Ill OF = nile 70 ctwafu nl
the Bcow. which lowered her boai - soon as ne
e4uRll alated, and pul!el away, not. however, VIA
the slightest hope Of resculnE The lost sauos.
The boats crew kept up continual shouting.
Pulling hsthet and :hitaert uni1 jolt o. tne poas
Of rttufnug1he bon struck tho hoain2 body In me
lead, and {. Mas discovered and hauled tnTSsa.
On boar! The bcow, the drowned raah Hus foiled
OF tesrei, given hot wh1skcr, ana ne c4ptAn
neera that it NAa NJ least good hall hour Before
Forbes showed kfgns OF returning animation.
When the Latter naI121ed hta adventure 10 our re-
porter, on SATURDAY noon, be was stu too wcaS 70
DO more than crawl nbout the CABIN, and bad Set
hatIoi Of any kind Of fool
, 1869-06-13

b,ot1 Is Iou expected" This remark go5det the
reLdIer 70 despet1a0n, And ne Gfue< he5Her
boF In the tkke. The latter reta11ted. unn1 20
tseeman came npon the scene- ano todGea 0sM
bMh N the linton Street Station, lcs1einaI
Enaaurei vas tned @1n ana Berger Asseoed 10 .
mild fept1nAnd IL,
-EDEAAD TA1l,<ArGs took a d1tye With h
hdJ.loye - ssegday morning.: Ine oaxt o. kne
streets Muuctd him to Ts5h hy Gro9t fa4ae1
more Frequently thln his eqn!dhrtnm Foola A4oeP
AMI much t5 the thaRTln Of his compaAoh
he fell over the side Of the bcEgJ. A End.a =
policeman took tho young man- hts iady Aol -.
lam iu chAsTc. The 111te1 he ocd TO a.ssaas, tne
al he teck gently Sone aad EdHaI ne ple.
s.n;ed bfnre IL Honor, who 6ned Nm = aaa
coEs4.
TIE lKNuKT coCR2.
SINCE NAVIGATION h1s cpeced E1At lecoeseu-
ience has resulted from the collision c! tc9ooass
with the tTtiges On the main branch OF tae tsel.
Yesterday tho Captains Of such Gbfta Tefe A.
ra.eElt selorn Justice MIGkeD, NJ lie Aftool5
Police Court and both, Jotsph Rush Ed +. ".
Myers, weIe nued $40 for the offence , -.
.'-A NAN EAxEn Theodore Ta5!os WAS }ester-
day aI71Igned on rEo separate ec2lgeS. q s1eA-
ting 80, 1nd Obtaining money under fal5e Me-
teEeeA The facts In Tho former charge h1S A.
readT been mentioned Lee Scott appeared a.
complainant h the latter charre. alleging tnas
Ire defendant had acted rs sEent Of the Empire
Sewing Machine Company, and defraude1 me
tsm out OF considerable money. On both eoarEes
he prisoner vas held to ball In The sum o. 3aeA
, 1869-06-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

SlTEIpAT Evening, June r.
Ihere has been moderately active demand
ior money during tie week, with = tendency 10
Increase during tie last few days, 70 that seS-
eral Of the banks tare begun 70 rc2oft MONEY
wusting close. While thls Is probably the case
with some, It Is nor Applicable 10 the general
mcscy Earks1 and none Of the reguisr customers
Of the banks who produce the propcr coliaterais
IND sny Ltmc1ltJ Ia getting all the aeeomood7-
tou they wlDr It seens probable, however,
1nAt VIC SIC not to Enre tho csual
Plethora ct nnoccur!cd funds sats summer. The
Iateue.a Of the grain movement vii eecp money
Active, and require currency IN The country Uu y
the wool clip begins to make at1uila1 requirements
for MONEY, and 70 tie activity be prolonged Until
the fall business sets tn. Tho requirements ol
tsde alone arc Likely to have no greater elect
for couple Of months yet than to produce mod
Gratis actls1ty. Whether therr will be AM gen
c.al st1.aeepcy before fall depends MORO upon the
operations OF the Secretary Of the Treasury thsn
upon ANYTHING else.
A iarge amount Of currency hiss been sent into
TIC County dnrtnH the raat HeeS, though their
Ea4 some falling Oh IN the demsnd the last fen
dsrs OF the week, and one or two banks have
eeaeeh ordering from New Fcsk-
Exchange VAS eola to-day between banks at OK
70 Sc per q ,o11 discount At the counter, bank
ers continue 70 sen II ra1, and to buy st lilo Of
lQf new SQEN c1&QA HAlsL AAp4 Va w A1AAAAL%
Tho Comptroller Of ths Currency hss, under to'
Authority IN Sec. Il Of the National Currency ncf
appointed III. CHARLES D. Fazweu. Of the WIDELY
known dry goods Urn OF J. V. Ea1wcu Co, q
Tits ct,J, TO be bank examiner for the distr&t In
GLIDING Illinois and Wisconsin, IN place Of Colone
s. 3. Scott, OF InwaaAee.
Prices OF honls continue nTer IN foreign MAI
kets than they were month and half ago, o.
tae 1st Of May. though they hare advanced tono'
IN home markets: On MaJ the 6es we're quoret
IN London II sok e1-coupon. which is psec1sc1
the quotation for today (June ~, notwunstand
ing that there has nearly month and hAI1 tn
teress accrued since then, equal 70 &c In goldtbo
showing IN reality decline OF No tlnce May !
But in Amer,can markets there has been ooosid
erable advance For Instance. tna 1904 Wer
quoted In New To1k, on May !; 1t l!fH ex-eou
pom, which, with gold at 1sA as n Was then,
| equal to slkc in American geld. To-day the
aze qnoted II III currency. -nsch, with gold .
ls9, Is equal to SIC in A1p<ricAn gold, but ther
nas Kc gold tnterns< accrued knce AA1
| which Is inc,piOd tn the Sc, shown
! an advance Of 1x eeuts in gold siuee Hay l. Th'
| haA mule tlnds too high 10 ship 10 Europe wit
psvnt, consequently the e1poEat,ou Of them ha
! IalIen CD within the past week or two
Dealer1' quotations for buying and selling Go'
crument bonds, local stockB, gold and atver,
I
, 1869-06-13
TIE CITY OE PARIS.

4 Isunaor or Fer Loss nj Scn-Thrcc
Hundred and Seventy Passengers
on Eoart-Thc Latest Nctrs lie.
Errdlpg ElcF.
FFrm The St.t Tort Tises, June 1c.
4 report WAS current last evening 10 the eject
thXt the steamship CHS Of Paris, OF tho 1ls1tn
Inc which so.ed on Saturslst afternoon for LIVER
roo! md Queenstown, h1<l founder c3 It sc1, and
that the passengers and cncT Ind becsl lost She
carried 1'O cabin and 800 Gteeragc passenEerA
A. most OF the Ps<scnScrs on board the vessel
sseru residents ri this CITY. great anxiety Was
naturally manifested to learn the Truth OF the
rumor 10 relasi6n to the loss Of the steamer.
Inquiries we're made Mt tho Office OF the Intnan
h.caMpr1p Inc, when The superintendent, Nh.
Ntcho son said tint there WAS no truth wh3tevel
III the reports IN rcgarl 10 the destruction OF the
vetstl
inquiries elsewhere failed to Indicate even tht
oiien Of tho report. which. had 1t tearhetl heft
ay anF vessel arrived Eincc SATURDAY. would SURF
Ii iare had an lntlnrEcr. ..-
II l. said that the steamship Gcfmanta- which
arrived ut this rozt this morning. had spoken tn'
Cliy u. rsr!R aud that the vessel was N Eoot
condition. AID ali were well on board.
trnoEE thc rasscuge1k by the City Of Fost4 Wetf
JEGgc t'ornoln land daughter, General c. G. An
drcws and wife, jay f. Howard, conaul TO Leg
horn. wife and child: General Eherlaiu, Consul Il
Brussels, wife and daughter; Miss Lisa Wcact
| and Mia Lizzie Ee!sey, late Of the Lydia Themp
| son Bur,es1ue troupe Charles 4 Perkins, Consu
| to barcelona, and Charles 4. Brunscom', CoRsu
| To Manchester.
, 1869-06-13
REAL ESTATE.

Tnese M. tscn nothing of special importance
in connection With 9aea Ana prices OF real estate
during tho past week. The amount Of property
changing hAnxlx ~ vii be seen BY tho usual table
given teaov, remains about the same 81 for
se>esA weeks past, and shows good
healthy tusness, being about ; third
larger than the average To!uMo OF
Inst sear's transactions Ataong Tic transfers
recorded during the p.at week we're about dor en-
conveJtnG ng1t-clasI rtslaenco properly on the
lsruc,f al as crr, scl:h IT T~cnty.Hcc.i.l t:rst
and cast CT state. I'll ci which wtze = full p7cc
4 large nnnter or fne buildings arc hein1 crcetel
In thar raIt 0! The CITY, An'l the 10" Gust OF build.
Ing at the present ti1ne colnrasel WIN former
JtaraI5 inducing the couiGMPlat!oh Nj Raod
injury c,ort Of :ne ea1lla Class. .--.
The following table sho1a the volu'nc and ten
ueEcy OF tranEacslous IN real ss1uate WHILE
4 r.tirs extending sryen miles from the Cour1
House, during the week ending June l2th, tht
aggregate value IL ekch 1irectGn+ and the totA
ii all. being compared with the same for taa
, 1869-06-13

changed. Wheat a1ra. tsa not htshs Cotn-Hhaa.
-: yellow. Sc. 0a,1 IL ~ Il x
PRoEBloXh-NeA PORK tIm &aD Bsrrr settva
and sdTanens; nh sdea, 11k43isc: e,esf rih, Hite;
sheuAe1A He. HsiaA aga. 1atd dra u l9xlSSE
"s1-rnsazneEsfz eEsfzxpg1s
xEN" Jme A--GoT1oS-Cottnn ea4et E1t fsat
tow niddilna 1c Recsi1ts II bales ez7oTs, %
+ u a r'ous-Dna: uae7, s.oa csrn. saz
PaovIsanss-rprf, saA I.rd. snas1xc B.ea
ETH: 'A''a<1.' l4fia7!fsi fa!nDsIfai i; IL isss's
eftI1 fAnttg, SA.lA.i Wh.at teia ST21y; tr!, S1Es
E4!.u: wf:is e.t!En, L1s4l,n G.En scare; Eai1e1
"e,se1n GGshantfta o. sssadss "sssssE
NHoKII-StcadJ 1t seetasIAa
.., BUFFALO.
BrYTAIn, t1ne f1-BH1a aps-E1rs-Rteetpts-E E1oSr
4d1l Ais wheat, "a GO hu nIn, 1-AA b. aai7Etnt4-
Wheat. 1N.aa ha: eosn- $1,000 ntt; oats, lAncD b.
ftht; % es = ess ri st5s ss. bsns ; 81. : T. Sfr e
No Chst4yu. Corn IN fair ten4rd. ealr cf $50 h1
Al dfas1c. Oafs In moderate demand Eales u 3hGn
Pso1aiox[Aes potk DIN 1t ss1n. LAA-t7c tos
Hs6Hu11s- Nqatnsl1E gsshscssd gss:
os7n,a jim. ,.oossIaizrr-r.or. .oiM Ee2i ,oxrr On
sp1iot Esda: eAts for 10. spttaei a1so f"r as.bes
winter F77s for white; ~ :1 for double e1!s Ne<t
quiet: s.ics zoo bn No. N2s1:sSss It At E:n
dull f.na4 tascs No II SC Oats held II nc fox
ohie. Bye nonatnsly ~ u lend.
eH I as 7s5,asss; sss;t, ss sm sds2, os., 4c to
1Nfo2Is- -+n.no b. wheat. laan ba ensn. 10 ha
CASAL E1Iuas-t1oo btss tscr. aD hu ~hea.. Il 7,1
, 1869-06-13
FI.k, Jf., Ms n Thcntr1cn1 Manager.
,Fr11a In Nt.t 14S1 EocI

T5k. Jr., Is t1ks acquiring In cnEuvtah1e uoso-
rtfty Al theatrical EuAEx{C. When 6e trsr cn-
fsrrd ihe dramatic ofena the little World Il tie
.eoct xnd tu.ktn" stcod aknast a. h3s 4udacao1s
.noye aud was rrtrarec, IN ueas0su. to SEQ tie
Wnnderfrl "NlxaId Of S11rAZIosct Lay" set al
rrcocpire,t and established iaNs ct managerial
Tie md precedent Ut dehsnee- fsEt fr:s E:11c
wnTt0 has ret ret becn rct1:ced VIII aay s7cc
nsYvrl}ors t14rk CT Earz1o.naHon. altnoUSh II
hai, ii il tfuc, been sourKhn zEsoa1saed Of hte
ty the delre .nhic antics recently INDUCED IN by
This x,rni managerial Noenf, Al Ehc.c ausas:
sncere al The ether nanasers n Gotham were
expected 10 dc1 tneu caps and bow iheiE ioNl5
heats,. Tbc gorgeous "Tempest ~ Nns.
tcc hy Mr, SnaEsFcasc, s9od prodSeea a
r. Grand opsia hoaee = NJ fs:sss5; nsftssSss
arr9ceat:cn. II c,uc TOO Ate II t1e seaseu 2
70 Tredcct any startling cfeet aoa 60 nos sHAs
| ~ toEE rJ stnIu, II e. iptfouea A. ,-S; aaDIu
an,a , cs1 the "Nizard." to cain Gis noan!ee
tsE"ee indulge IN terrc=t OF qT:ce aIe1E1, IGn
.1,.te, u sta g11ned baodo1 n lNenty,loun oussI
sn,T.,a ', Ma'Gh TptuI.ed m the tiscnaISe o. s1st
rt HSnt.ssss II Ga!ck secession II u! !. neuts o1s
49, ~ oyea With pll{Elot opefa u me 49,
rnS Which slightly ktuScd his manasensa =.
nnEssN Ana erded IN ! strike fer wages due =.
otno1 opsG 1s,a =, anq musicians Tnen be Tuned NJ
en-. ~ o % which MAS attracting -
| s sossest aaeH Was withdrawn In hui, ana "a
ecGsf Steheo neeantc Of squAhtle between MN
aEcI !s!.eute md the graf "WHard." Nos
Co1@ A1uAs0 IaJlsr1c, md With hin tUnof7
o. ose<na ossee1sduoa h shs Grand Opera Qp1s
, 1869-06-13
trrSTJN-
--< A-t<

TIC following wsrran.ea deeds Tor city and
Suburban prppery, within seven mtles Of shr
Court nouse, were died for record On Saturday.
wabash AZ, 10 II sor Tnry-drss 81, eLs
n:cIo:s St, ; ' cor Of Logan St, . +, ::Sioo 49,
waissh shns ", cor OF Thirty s., vi ieo
,nasns ais1 ~ y :sy as Il 81 71enij-nia,n q.
v +, asAi::s so n June u; :..:;..a; assS
is 40 n; April -. 400
ss1:na 4 = o1 state st. T. &o.ia II; 4ao
1alIRuata.ss, Ri,. ii Il of Xknlesn.as, AZ
to1e.as:: @ - ss' II q boogias pise-, ef, +s1 ~
~ ~ i,; 1ptt? 81 Ii q fais AZ,
1HSH1S Hsn2s r. Wsrh 5. is5S 1000
1aurel Il, los II Of onondaea St, " II, = ,..,
ulesorq xaa9 7; j. sss 8 Of f,r1s. St, sa1ios
ueiisan ii ns ~. WA. Of sileenia is. i, ;o1 ~
rs so'9m p!.;e slss netxren sedratcr aad Hui.
puTt tts D /. E1lss% n: 1Aunasy -o.:... 4ooa
Fremont it, is = q WILLOW ist, VI. sax On,
FrsSent ~ u % T. laa Il n d wiio1 x, ri, ss1
Iasaoee 4, = IT ol Asylum place, ei, 2l1 ~,
rpS III IS 81 & & scrss ii Biock IN saeaeids
psS sSss .an =, ssS G i Of Asylum place {, -.
pssaa s +. s: sSai +! Of a:;ian pIsos, t.
sGxl*5 H. 112c H-.-:. .........,....-.... ~"
! Dattnn = s11A IL AAsAn0 p44e, sA' q,
| e.Ife5 n: 1uae l9-...- "
eedKwfek r. ~ z n n eoc&oe 81 ~ :.
| es1lno II: 1lna u. ls....-..-.....:.:!::.;.s.,-
Rtoce.A f. ~ n = or Apofhs 81 l. <.3lsa "a
1;.a y; .Ens Ct Faa;;n s: t. s:5iio
| ff;Yzy .4.................--...---
I String x lk4H II Of Eighteenth It, VIZ
us,.tna ss = AFT ~ For,ues si. /, sn1iD
n. Nkrh ,.,.,,.,..........--... GO
Veg, J2ck.-n Ct, 9tt II y Of Wood 81 sf
%I,fs II: juno .f 81
ArrEet rn,d ~ frgE al NaytnS Sacxfe
I ~ nEf faI1yDf, Juuc 1,,,. ~ 81
, 1869-06-13
LEGAL,
TRUSTEES SALE,

Where's William X X HG:ae1. a1a ceafs Mt 8 botlst g
suts - ati3f = !; Y. e7s
Y IT,. & r Z IL Sy
E E, Ct x 6: & & 81:
u j. "a ss'F. s. "a 4 E s, ' 2 1
\ il Aae.esa Esrnaass bsas = M tss Hg q NsS
aere T. vS s s.sn e. = =. S' 10 f1 - ~
81 Is: e.: sserP r. f. II N, Isss husdasd
5o1 ge5,ss!s ss5 !. = ;s; :! w!t 2 e
q. dair 7 :hsreaf sl.n fats'S:. ). - = t2p,
~ -, sssi q 4 e &
a t.s spd g r, 4 whts til
= MD psosa5ssoTy sts, es sny 5.It totaf aeoedtck
+ ,axsS s.S % E q Il =; - . IL ..Ss9
md mtst s. llwtq = tot she aades.iens1. as bin. =.
,sp :; "a sH.F T. .Es 4 ssE 81 r sz y s
! " a. - IL T. ;B t 1t st sM g: q
is,s ssi: Il t. aozss aos 81. ! r. 6ss
CT ~ ..sns Z = ssa rss i
ras.s t.s Z snss Il s. s e 4 % o:s
q :, r. =
ses os, & ss ~ = .. sss aa .ssF
ptns,s 4 ia t1aas ffadine ~ nnoney sdv.ntrd t
S:s;t .s as.s 4:s S -; i r.
rcT Aruun, t. pay tbs AInetut u nt1ndp1a
Ind interest hle skotld 1greas b .st cptes - y n
pa!d II tke time q raeh aase: And Hhe.ra, II
en made hsh - r. srs r. o. @ TIC p1nS e - ana
LaIta.S .trCnsL mud toterct tttainf dnf A1a
N the EH tba1c tescrisd nuse. and tAe s;1sn q =
Srfred (xp1 y-nlt d. sr.l11 tncIeJ MI tc*f.
etuc1s the H71t day Of September. L. .. lse
| due aad nn2aE IN the ss3a nctr seepndlJ anrTs 1s
ee1tbv And h.a ~ 81. Msss ~, 70 n:
s3.tfslr E1a{ hc!r1 o9 .aid nafe to ~ ata Snnoe
| vifh the terms 1t the satd Trust nvet:
Ns~. thsrtiort ynhiIe notses !. hss1 Fl. i. H.
by r,fd Trus p- I'd l. james Ealer; 1Iassee Eln 2
sATl hIlAY, the sxrutE d1tn aesh1 ~ q 1e1e. !
D. i.t \. t4t kplt OF ten tlal och y. IN pst sete1o1
that day, 1t The n,Ith doer et sht Cor Hoasc - ~
i4t5 Of Chtc1k, coanty Of Cook aai ssste q !9Sos
ss 'i ia I'D &; ss, :, ss e,.h s Sc r
.1tAi1, situate L. tho dtI Il Gatat CnunsJ z Sooa
ana State Of naois. !ueeh heftot u nay y x
rJesy t. t4tty the .ALl tneb;= ;=dnxks. aEd aestl
in fad t1rat ee,r fas'ws Wit: ThAt fsrt y ~
thtry-tx - In kn1ies Addition @ thssakt = I'd ~ :.
.1iltd tt1i. towit: Bek7ains - ~ ~ s2ath =,
f1ctn TIE so.thcas, thttcot thrrrt EtI "
tC5J fess ttAsnr- n rth Two hundrA a=f ex:rea lM
ftet- theme esAt A1ty are 5<a3 fets toe1ca so4In ~
hundred md stshtesu fsi. tees e she p.er q h~;
s GIG ~ !: hseE sfs eTs s. P1h
Woseott's Addition 10 Ctaaa. with Al and 1asai.< T
trpe7ntuta trtvtefes a:a acpEr-eEAnces serctI7io
| iLpstIs Or In Anr ~iNN aTV*f1aaAnk frEttha TttA
nit sfd equity ot redc1nvtlu Of ttc @ua Wl1A7
| Butlrr std teItA T. Butter. Eet1 he1ts a1d .1asE
.,ue % lie ala rronhsfy nefea- .oeektes sikh Z
Scr,. "i sAlc ess1a1a4loss AsA 4 ~ st3t
| .r,r4,r+! ID aid trr1rt dted- JAMES CaRTkh-
| ''ChEsrn NaY Il itns rFlAae
, 1869-06-13
THE Pstitt cpaa1s.

EXASCH CONSTANCE Is 4 saIcwd feIoM. ae
huys and sells - Ole ctoh" On Fud2y xite1 1ooa
10 hey. Frank K11 x1cng 70 ssu 2ad Eepslsea %
tic depozua,J 70 psoca1o he Articles lo ennAoSe
thesr TStca, hr pl1ced several dtA2ioaeea poSA0-
poekesA, AMI then Mrsentet the Sznf. demanding
10: the 1aue prrtv high ngue- EMANUEL ~
Aktonhned III nHt~ee1!dnt think Of IN bacn
clothing md discovered: the rneo'
nennaieA bis e5ea began 10 gis:sa,
and he purchased the foskaieSs
half An ccr1 retcrncd. u VET indignant spE1t
Berger lae;rieaDy remarked. ~ G0eA he toahit
n JoQ t3t1T ind aay r1ouey IN tie oad Poc&ea