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Special Xotircs,
;_-T7" Hostetler's Stomach Bitters.—
Tin* operation of tills palatable 'remedy open the
nomaeh. liver and excretory organs Isslngnltrlyaoolh.
jng and conservative. It re {relate*, reemit* and port
ent them. Dyspepsia In all Us form* yield* to Ue cor
dial and Invigorating propcrtleß,and it U recommended
f. mother* enfeebled by the duties and care* ofma
trrnltv.a* the safest and best tonic they can potatl<ly
opc. in all the crises of female life It will be found
euinentlyu! ! cn>l.and aped person* will derive ranch
nore benefit from Its nse than ordinary stimulant#,
sech I** been the popularity of this Inimitable pro.
psrstlcn that o host of Imltaton and counterfeiter*
j »rc sprang up In various parts of the country, In the
pop'* to profit by Imposing upon the pottle, against
vhtrh we cantion all to see that every bottle they bur
hu the far simile of tbe proprietor** written signature
on laht-I. and the word*, 41 Dr. J. HoatetterV
ft >nnch Hitters," lilnwn in the glass and stamped in
the rap covering the cork. Also notice onr note of
j am! on the bottom of the engraved label. All these
-•art* we give to secure purchaser# against Imposition.
HOSTETTEB & BMITII.
Greeley's Bourlmn Bitters.—
popular , nrm.-n#po«ess all ths jiourUlUng and
tr.vic#r.itlnc properties of Pcbe Old Boraoox Wjmxv.
A r..l arc eon-Wered the most efficacious Toxic and
vivn ant. a# well ns the most agreeable Stoiuctiio
t vr offered to Uic public. As a tonic for Old People,
{Mvati* Ladles, convalescent Invalids, and all weakly
they cannot be surpassed; In all esses of Weak
•iC‘ 4 «t debility, they will give Immediate reMcLand
a -ironi healthy tone to the system. Atrial
e'labliiOi iliclrroortts overall other Tonics now In
v <. For l.rso fovcLAivrs. Bronchitis. Dvppftsi*.
Di* p *!*!*• AVt» Ltvra Complaint*. they are an
• • vh*. -abb' remedy, and arc a certain preventive of
t ,, [fid Fvvyns.
Iv.t u-* In Qiart Dottles. In cases of one and two
•o and fer talc by DrncgUts and Grocers every.
w v. A* A. W. r.nrrxnr. Proprietors, No. 25 Tre-
lh#*ion, Mas#.
J. IL JOHNSON, General Agent.
No. TD.Statc street, Chicago.
?:. 1.-4NDON, Agent apsrc&dawly
Vriond in Xocd. Try it.—
Pi. -vrrrr*.S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT I* per.
.i.»n *. from the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet of Cun-
the great bonc-scttcr.and lias been used In
i\t --i.**i<*o far the la*t twenty years with the moft
f ..; -.idling success. A# an external remedy it is with
a rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than
r preparation. For all Kbcnmatic and Ner-
t - > Pt-crJcr# it Is truly infallible, and as a curative
f r < fi*#. Wounds. Sprains, Bnms. Its soothing
:• v and powerful strengthening proprrllt*s. excite
. wonder and a*ionl*!micni ofall who have ever
it a trial. Over four hundred certificates ofre
-j:.'P>■> euro, prrfiirmed by It within the lost two
j f»r- ri!t«*st t?;l- fuet. For sale by J*II. JOHNSON,
r.-l Agent, TO Stale street, Chicago, and by all
_ uo22’uoweow*ly
■j.”' For Xo’iraljrKi, Xervous Hoad
,s ; j j’i NVrvous disease*, use HunnewenvJustly
, ; 'randToln Anodyne. If the direction# are strictly
•n> -i :»;ul a cure not effected, the money will be re
• «'-'t a'pa’i'.phlrt.
a -', lltii.newell's Vnlvcrsal Coogh Remedy, for
•j- r •iEh» an 1 Consumptive tendencies. For sale
r i r .cgi r- generally, OSGOOD A DOCKWAY
u a! Ai'Tii-for the Northwestern States. otDcc and
to >:r.tv -treet, Chicago. notikllaS-lm
who are curious to wit
ri.e wonderful perfection to whlcb A. Ohawaldt,
■V- ?nn-.C4*rr;t itatchclor’s, N. T„) has brought the
and Toupees, are Invited to visit
. ,r. l ll.dr Dying Rooms, at No. 100 Lake street,
i-.l tr.f-e curious productions of art. No
••• , a-.i ili t-'ct theartlflclalfrora the natural, when
4’. to the head.
*' Medical Discovery
♦ \»o ( :jp.u Di«v»vrrv rrvrtnftaa.
i-s; mJ M«**ovorr rtirca Canker. _
K .
I
. •••Mi-in vi'! cures NufslntrSoreMlK
-»l l»J-«v»vory ccrcstluninroftlieEvea
. *!•• !. :i! Head.
M--.it*-*> jHaeuvery cures RunnlnsortheKnr
i--’. ’•! l*l*rorfr»-curesiTJciTttt'dSorcLcc
,l • i. - . i! Dl-cover.'cure* Lepra,
r. * • :•.« cures Itheuninthm.
K M 11- 1\ Wvovery cum Salt-Klieum.
K- * M • lt-i! s-Scovery cure* J*yppep2ia.
K . !vi M-lr.il llcaulates the li-wel*.
K . .•■•I--’- M- sti-il M-o.verr Re-ruiates the Kldutjj.
K- ■ .■ l.‘- Mi- Himl lil-iLMvorv the Liver,
a- • '.ivv >Seiii.\nj hircovery h»* cured iiropsy.
y. m nr- *Kk. and du nr*t know what thereafter
n.-*■?-, i:-« yt»a have an lit ward humor. TryKenneily’a
JJ. mI pl-covcn*.
F->r«A> by all lira^sMs,
IRusic Stores.
JUDSOX HIGGINS,
A.
10 Clark street, near Lake, Chicago, 111.,
PUBLISHES OF SHEET MUSIC,
Dealer In
PIANOS AND MELOOEONS,
AST) ALL Etsrpd OP
MVSICAT. IXSTIUJMEOTS.
T.‘:t i'-iii o:T rAI.IAN STRlNGSconstantly on band.
PIANOS TO BENT.
TrT.rnr.d Repairing done at short notice. All or
• u.;:. —d to A. JI'DSON HIGGINS, 40 Clark
• nivaj", 111- Mill receive prompt attention.
W. KIMUALL,
IlK.l IS {f4 11 I
PIANO FORiES AND MELODEONS,
No. O‘J Clark tilrccl.
DAVIS As CO.’S
»rr;,.ipi.ino Fortes. which have been awarded
t: ir:v.t»o First premium In Gold aud Sliver
Medal*.
A. Prince*- Melodeon*. Piano* to Rent Apply
t’-ii..*,'- store. yj &vuih Clark aircei.
1 AHUEST WHOLESALE
1j iiorsK is
ilutica! InslrumcuLs and Strings.
JVISUB BATJ2S,
69 South Clark Street, Cbloogo,
r.M importer ol Musical Instruments
ii connection with manufacturing
t;; l;-r Iln, Leipdc, Dresden, England and Pari*.
:• -: : ir<--l :■> fiirnl-li Dealer*. Bauds aud Individual-*
• Hj iirilcle lu their Hue,
AT THE LOWEST NEW YORK PRICES.
J. BAUER.
]\liLT Mti AX I) BRASS
jJ INSTRUMENTS.
JILUS KAI'ER,
MANUFACTURER OF
DRUMS AND BRASS INSTRUMENTS.
U South Clark Street, clilrago.
lociMaa.i}-]
IT WoRCKSTKR’S IMPROVED
ils PIANO-FORTF3.
i;.v..'.ip»orv and sal«*s Rooms. FonrJcenth Street,
eorher Third Avenue. New York.
? •.' luncr of a ceniurv the Instruments maiiu
i-: -it iiu> jibiiie eslablh-hnicnt Imve ranked
* *;.<• first in tlie couutrv. Their dnrabllltv.
* *•• -■' ;: t delicacy of tone and touch art; highly
1 .'v.l bv all who have given them a ihorungn
*’■> . ;.roprteiori bv giving Id* personal attention
' * ;..tv;:;o , ture oi cadi InMrumenl, In all itsde
'• • iti:--'l t<* guarantee superior excellence nnd
: 4;i every respect, locCdWSdiui
TlnmvoilTirs MUSIC STOKE,
So. C Aslor Place, N. Y.
1 I*. r vul Dealer In Foreign and American Mn*
r * • •;* i;..i*'it* and Mnidciil Merchandise, fiurg* and
’ "■- ... j.*r the Hano Forte by the be«* m»>ieri»;
; organ Mu-lc: Dance and MKltarj - Murjc
'■ ** - Forte. *ent hv mull, piKtage free. i*tanim*
‘ ia-tt>«d of change). iJutuiog'ics of Mode
u quadrille Band*. *m£u or large t'r*
* *•••>•. i’ri--.' ij,i ,»f Bra*R In-irnment-* scut on an*
T i .••• Journal for Bras* Band*,** a new pnlr
- ■' "f lUnd Mu-ic. I* ih*ued on the 15th of each
■ •" -S<*«. «t fl.TVur tir*per annum; al*o the
'..-iM./ti," containing Marclic*. Medley*. AC. Price
; Tne ln-trnment«l parts In tbt^e
•*.. -i:t *.vj.sr*ve and readv for performance.
iiaßveyb. dodwotr.
,r - ■.’.'7l Director of Dodworth's Baud.
iflarijinrrij, fQarbluarc, At.
pA V A- cOM P A NY’S
•fi-U'EII.VGRY DEPOT,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
?!,«• Largest and Rest Assortment of
stationary steam engines
BOILERS,
triable Steam Riirliicr, Sash 1 aud
Moulding machine**
tMSWOEIH’E PLJLHINQ MACHINES,
' ■III AM) WITUOIT MATCHING.
r2 ‘tat Ecrawing Machine*, Doane’s
" w a: -- Barrel Machinery, Deane'* Head-
S? Uthea and Joiner*. Deane’* Shingle
“chines.
A2'‘nN for the sale of Dafoe & Co.’*
Celebrated biaud of
tUTC H ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS,
A constantly on hand. Also,
HAUT A MUNSON'S
fell nf flouring X Grinl Jflill*.
/•', ’■ f.l U-ihbcr Belting. Lacing, Backlog. Ac,
* i.,w,-Btcath|irtcc«.
W. 11. DOASK, Agent,
V 132 Clark street, Chicago.
[iHCACO LEAD WORKS,
r '. Clinton and Felton street*. West Bide.
' JI1 ' PIPE, CIE AMI SHEET LEAD,
White Load and Lytharge,
& L *AD. ITMpS AND JIYDIIAULIC BAMS.
from Uie trade solicited. Cash paid for
y lr -d Hor Seed. F. O. Box 1026.
• E. W. BLATCHFOBD.
J K. G- HALL, KIMIiARK & CO~
Y naS Dealer* In
Xails, Stool,
y, AND HEAVY* HAUDWAItE.
fttreet, Chicago. Illinois.
; 3=jjc anti 35 ar.
| E Vi - AXD I^AR.-^
CABWELI,
'-PtKATOR ON Til*
A D E AR.
/, . ■ ndr,.-* and nil defects of right and
<* k «iwUrjy educated physician, and
professional life ex-
N'j ciur -V^ tr i R ? 1 OI the Eye and Ear.
-J v " r- 'j iiirArt . f l ()r Rl * examination or opinion,
. AUV. n I v ‘nl “hMiccwaiul wrvief*.
■L,, „*£}- f 1 reatlm* ou the Eye and Ear. (Chi.
, l* r «£ , rffe* rt « tr ' >DCW * t «« , nonliaf. etc., to
ic “ <%&,.*<■•
iIAUSS,
PRACTICAX. optician,
O. V^ and BnmllUn pebble Spectacles,
hUt& *,£<>PEB, TELESCOPES.
h A^klD(ff^f * tc - €Vc -j constantly oa
tag lostfamenu and epedtadee re.
a< tases Inserted lato old frames, ja9
ffioneg anh Exchange,
'J’ELEGRAriIIC EXCHANGE
On New Tork.
Drafts. Acceptances, and Notes, paid la New Tort
on the day of maiorllv, or last day ofrrace,and monei
deposited for account In the city of New York, and
sent to cities In the vicinity orNewTork, on tete
graphic orders. EMERY COBH,
aplS-ly-cSGS Teleaapkflfflce.
<SI A AAA TO LOAN ON
ODi T*VVV BOND and MORTGAGE, for
five years. on property in ililidiy.
Of* Business paper wanted.
B. F. DOWNING Sc CO.,
Sg and 38 Clark street
A/fOXEY TO LOAN.—In Sum-
yo. 80 DpaSorak, ItooSfciJcS’i.n
JJOKET TO LO AN
BUSINESS PAPER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
GREENEBAUM BROS,
. oCT-dSP-im Corner Lake and La Salle sta.
AT oX K Y LOANED
4 T *- on first-class securities at the
Banking Office of Wm, n. Rice & Co.,
No, 03 Clark Street.
at ID per cent. Short Pa
Cashndvnncesoa warehouse Receipt#,
gy City-Scrip wanted. myai-cASMy
POU MONEY TO LOAN
CountU° Estate Securities In Cook and adjoining
Apply to
ERNST PRUSSINC,
Dealer in Foreign Exchange,
MOXEV AXD REAL ESTATE BROKER,
Agent for the British Commercial Life In
surance Co., and Notary Public.
No. fi • • Lanuon Block - - No. 6
tJO.Liy N. K cor, of Clark and Washington sta.
JAMES I). SHERMAN,
BANKING, .SIIIPPIXG AND COMHXSSIOX,
No. 12 .Stale Street, tip Stain.
Cash advanced on all kinds of property consigned
for sale or shipment.
Cash advance d on Bills of Lading and Warehouse
Receipts.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Honsc# to rent. Lotß on lease on long lime on State
street. Wabindi. Michigan and Indiana Avenues. Also,
on the West Fide.
Ilote! on riarh street to rent cheap to a good tenant.
A most desirable residence to exchange for unpm.
ductlve propertv.
Credits given on New Tork and Boston.
1..r-.Vh|:tni.e.m>
business ifTarts.
PAYSOX & KKVXOLDS,
ATTORNEYS * COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
80 - - Dearborn Street - - - 80
OGOKGB PAVSOX ... Wjt. C, HKTCOLDS.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
„ RefnwsrF**.—Reynolds. Ely 4 Co., I. 11. nnrch 4 Co..
Chicago: Win. |i. I.'fvnoldi* A Co„ J!o*ton; Jolm 5U
Atwood. Esq.. Philadelphia: Messrs.Pnrlnccr& White
iimn, S. S. L'lloiiinicdleo. Esq.. Cincinnati: Jolm An.
drew*. Esq., pres't Hoard or Control, 1). W. Dcshlcr,
I>rc-Mrnt. roluii.hns, o.: 2. S. 13v A Co., George Stc.
phenson. Esq.. Edward I’iurrepont, Esq,. New Tork;
lion. Ira Harris lion. Anirisa J. I’arker, Albany, V Y. ;
Jolm G. Deslikr. Esq, buffalo. JclffCOJy
pH AAV FORD. SHARP & CO.,
VJ IMPORTER* AND DEALERS In Crockcrv.
Glass and China Table Cutlerv, Looting Glasses. Cas
tors and britl-U Ware, No. l&» Lake street, Chicago,
Illinois. um27-38-ly
TT’XOX, EUSTACE & REED,,
-IV ATTORN YS AT LAW,
130 • - ■ Clar Street • - - 130
between Washington nndMudison, Chicago, 111.
JOSEPH XSoX. JOUS V. ersTACE. CEAS. U. REED.
ld2 '59-ly]
CPIES & PiUKT,
O COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
73 - • Chestnut, North Side, • - fs
Between Third and Fourth ets., St, Lon!?, Mo.
„ Mr. It. I* Nnt'iry Public and Coaimisalouer of Deed?
furevervstHtrln the Union.
Reference* In Qiicago—-Scrlppa & Bross.
FBEDKKJCK SPIKA I JeWy-VIBSJ CAITJtf a BCIiT.
17 r. DcWKIJKY, M. H., Home
1. • cenatlJo Physician. Surgeon. Ac. ITavlng eo
loj'ed an Ktiropenn medical education. with a prartlr.il
experience ir. this country, the Doctor feel* confident
t,e can give entire satisfaction la the treatment ot all
curable dl>e:i«es Acute aud Chronic.
t mice hour* til) U a. m. and 1 to a p. it. and all boon
cf night. a Id* residence. Cl West Randolph street,
o<cLdJ9(Miip
OCfleO-lj-
r pO THE AFFLICTED.
DRS. 11. & C. KNAPP,
Formerly of '.on- York, have opened an Infirmary In
t hicagu. on :t new system. whlrh embrace* the moct
approved mcthiwt*—in tills and other countries—oi
treating ALL Chronic Disease*, Consumption. Laryn.
Citi«. BroneldtU. Ciui«vr% Rheumatics, paralysis, and
ALL Female t>l.-ea*ci*nre t-neclul diseases treated In
taU institution.
They are the only physicians la America who core
CURVATURE AND WEAINESS OF THE SPINE
which they do by a
KUW METHOD,
And the Spinal Elevator Invented aud patented by
them. They cure seven coses outToJ ten.
Anti Benefit All.
Tliey treat *uc»*ep*fullv. on a new method, all dls
eases of the EYE and EAR.
CONSULTATION FREE.
Office No. 17* South Clark street, opposite New Post
Ofllr.e. Honrs innn R*. u »«« r. ■. wigyau-if
Ali. KKVES, XI. D., Ilomreo
• patlde Physician and Snreeon, would respect,
fully announce to the citizens of Chicago, that he Is
permanently located In tills city, where he may be
found in readlnes- to attend to all calls la the line ot Ids
J initiation. Residence •’■S Kush street. Ofilcti boors
rom atolo A. >l.. and from 5! io4 I*. JL oc23d:Ko.Cm
(!lo=l3artncrs!)ip Notices.
Dissolution notice.—The
Partnership heretofore existing between M.
Diverse nnd Frank Johnson, deceased, under the atvle
aud firm «>f Johnson A Diverse, is dissolved hr the
death of Mr. J.-hn*on. and also bv the expiration of tho
u-rra of co-partnership. The affairs oftlie late firm
will he euflled l»y M. Diversy. W. DIVERSY.
Cuioaco. ibut.
A CARD.—'Edward Potter having purchased the
stock, so, of M. Dlvcr-y. will continue the business as
importer and Wholesale Dealer in Foreign and Domes
tic wines and Liquor*, nnd Depot f»r the sale of Lill
A: Diver*!*’** Stock and Pale cream Alee. Lager Beer,
Porter and Malt Vinegar, will be carried on at No. l«u
South Water street, corner of Lasallc street, by
EDWARD FOSTER.
Chicago. November 26th, 1860. n021d507-2w
npilE CO-PARTNERSHIP liorc
.1. tofore existing between the undersigned and
FRANCIS WORCEni'KU, under the style of firm of
PRATT A: WORCESTER,
1* this dav dissolved. All persons Indebted tosald firm
will settle with me only. _
FBE ERICK W. PRATT.
Chicago, November Ist, 1950.
NOTICE.—T*m Imslnsss heretofore condncted I**
print At Wor.-i-i T. will be continued by roc at the old
stand. No. <u; -onth water street. F. IV, PBA T.
Chicago, Novemiier Ist, 18* W.
£oa!, ißSiooli, At.
COAL! —COAL!—I have a large
block of flic following varieties of Coal. wblcK I
am prepared to deliver well screened and dry (from
under sheds.) ut the LOWEST MaUKET RATES:
Lump Lehigh. Brier lUU,
Large and £mall FJfg Erie,
Large and Small KggScmnton, Bloa-burg,
Large and Small Kgg Slmmoldn. Chippewa.
Alto. 5o«» tons I‘iG IRON, Scotch aud American.
VO.OuO ITUK JiIDJCK- for sale low to em-h or prompt
time buvew. A. It. MKKKEIL
Ottlce *£i North Wells strert. Yard foot North Market
street. seJi-dtJ-Sm
CTo (foutrartois.
OFFICE OF THE GALENA &
CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD CO„ Chicago,
Nov. ifith. W>y.
To Contractors:—' c caled proposals will bs received •
at llij- oiiitf until December Mu, lb*)©, for the delivery ■
on the dorks oi this Company in Chicago, or at auy of
the Stations on f tie line of 1U road of Uic following
materials to.wit:
00,** KAILUUAI) TIES which mast answerthefol.
lowing snccihcation; They inusUbe of pood quality,
white or iMirr onk; eight icct long, sis Inches thick be
tween two c'liposlle parallel faces; each tic to avenue
eight In (in s m width, of ilalU-ned surface.. and to be at
no tHiint le-s than sis inches tu mldtli. One tie la live
shall be a joint tie. and shall average ten inches In
uidth. No saw odor split tics wlB bo received. Said
th* ate to be delivered at the rate of 1.1,000 per month,
reckoning (tom the opening of navigation on Lake
Mlcldgan. . „ .
Proposals tray he for all, or for any number tuore
than one thousand- They must state the price per tip,
and If fur le»*> than the whole number, the time of do- (
U aK;. for the followlof BILL OF TIMBEK: I
M) pieces Oak. It sir, .20 feet long. ‘
so •• • mic id - “
2no ** “ mu.... 12 ** M
50 “ “ 12x14 io - - i
SOU ** ** 6S 9 16 “ “ I
JJOO •* ** »>* 9 14 ** “
aoo - - 6x 9 -12 - - i
SijO ** ** Cx 0 m **
won - - 3X 3 10 “ “ ,
no - *• Bxl4 18 “ **. I
no ** ** BXI4 1C - I
) n all about 170 m(t B. M.
The limner to be delivered at the Company’s depot
ground* in Chicago or elsewhere, during the month*
of Mav and June next,
The timber 1« to be of good quality of White Oak,
freefrem lorcc knots and t-liaWcn,
The Whole to be subject to the Inspection and ap
provalolihv KnglncvrofUil* Company.
Tkams:—<*a?h on delivery. D*a ten per rent-, which
will be retained until the lulOlmeut of contract
pr.nwiMnN luurt be accompanied with satiiifactory
surety that the contractor will lalthftilly fultiUhe com
tract awarded. _. . . , . •>
The Company reserves the right to reject any or all
propomil* ut Ui.-rrellon. Address proposals to
noi».diß>td WILLAKD H. POFK. Engineer.
Steam Djjc aaiorfes.
■\TE\V VOUIC DYE
-Ll WOUKS.
TV 71. lERBIBY,
1 Sfi South Clark street, between Madison and Monroe.
Chicago. Illinois.
Dyer and Cleaner of all klndi cf silk end Woolen
Good*. Al*o, Mraw Bonnet bleacher and PrCHser
btore and country work punctually attended to
lapCTCdlsrl
J7AXCV STEAM DVK WORKS
I? OF gIDXKV KAUSn.
No 193 South Clark Mrr el, between Monroe and Adams,
Chicago, Illinois
I have been awarded the First ITemlum at the late
it. 8. Fair. All country orders by express strictly at
tended ui, o»is-iy
TJUPTVUES CURED
Al ]!Y THF.
UABU BEBBEB BIGGS TRESS. Al J
Tld* Tmv. is vnllkc all otliers ever
u*ea, both in <'<iL*lructioQ and mate
rial Da > not eomtantly pre*e on the rupture, and
thereby "Ivc <« « p,li for a trus* for life, like most trusses
In ug*l but ;>?«>*••« In four places, bringing the part* to
father, giving nature a chance to cure, which It does
n nearly all com.*. Doe* not press UPON TIIE COUD,
or obflnu l circulation; never soils or corrodes, and Is
alw&y. clean and new. Young persons and recent
cured. I'hyslrlans nay it Is the ONLY’
PHILOSOPHICAL TRUfcS IN USfcL None bat those
who haw fufftTe-l with the misery of rupture can ap.
preclate t ue vuinc of Uie -Klgg# Trass.** An lllastraled
pamphlet, contalnlug all particulars, sent free to any
one.i*y ad»lrv*riu2 . „ I. U.FKELKY.
Exrluplve amffoole Agent for tin* Western States.
Otfe? ltd Lake street, Post Office box 4.&5, Chicago,
WTiolesalc trade supplied at New T6rk prices.
irwyij
XTJGIIT SCAVENGER. - Charles
JL v Knnt win attend to the cleaning of privy vaults,
removing of stable manure, aud any olfenslve matter
Orders directed Chat. Kuuc, CMcago P. O. Box -1149,
wLi i«cclve prompt attention. nofrxlm
TJEMOVAL. —The Herrinp’s Safes
XV have been removed from IS South Water street
to tbe New Store of HCUBING A CO* 40 State ctreet,
leflln's Block, opposite City Hotel. aoT-dllo-lai
Chicago Cttfiune,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80,1900.
Dullr Arrival and Departure of KTall
Train.;
Trains Depart. Halls Close. Trains Arrive.
BAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
0.30 a. m. 2.00 a.m. 10.30 a.m.
0.00 p.m. G. 15 a. m. 11.00 p.m.
MICmOAN CENTRAL.
C.OD a. m. 2.00 a. m. 10.S0 a. m.
(i.2o_n. m. 6.15 p. m. 11.00 n. m.
WTTSBffBQ, FT. WAYNE AND CHICAGO.
5.50 a.m. 3.00p,m. 8.00 a.m.
fl.SOp. m. G 00 p.m. 6.30 p.m.
SOUTH AND WEST.
CmCAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
0.45 a. m. 8.0(1 a. m. 6.45 p. m.
11.45 p.m. 7.00 p.m. 5.15 p.m.
DIXON AfU LINE.
11.40 a.m. 8,00 a, m. 4.00 a.m.
9.00 p. m. No mail. 4.30 p. m.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL—Btujtcn.
9.30 a.m. * 13.80 a.m. 7.10 a.m.
9.60 p.m. 5.30 p.ra. 8.50 p.m.
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
7.15 a.m. 7.30 a.m. 6.45 a.m.
11.45 p.m. 7.00n.m. 6.15 p.m.
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS.
n.irift, tn. 7.30 a.m. 0.55 a. in,
y.OOp. m. 7.00 p.m. 8.45 p.m.
NORTH AND WEST.
GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION.
11.40 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 4.35 a.m.
8 .’MI p. m. 7.00 p. m. 4.00 P. in.
NORTHWESTERN,
12.:« m. 8.00 a.m. 5.45 a. m,
0.00 p. m. 7.00 p. m. 6.45 p. m,
MILWAUKEE.
8.05 a.m. 8.00 a.m. 11.07 p.m.
12.50p.r0. 7.00 p.ra. 6.99 p.m.
Twenty*flvo Years Among tbe Cotton
Plantations of Louisiana and Mis
sissippi, and Ten Years an Ovsr
sesr; or Inside Views of Slaver/*
ET JOHN HOLES.
NO. IV
“Disguise thyself as thon wilt, Slavery, etlll
thou art S bitter draught.”— Sterne.
“A good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit.**
Our List sketch left the reader on one of the
plantations of Mr. L. of Louisiana, the first
one on which the writer was ever employed as
a mechanic. This was considered one of the
best managed plantations In the parish, for
which no small part of the credit was due to
the intelligence, skill and business energy of
his faithful overseer, by whom Jus slaves wore
well fed, well clothed, well housed, well cared
for in sickness and in the tender age of infancy
and childhood; and, it may be added, t cell
and iccllfloggal for any delinquency or
blackness.
The ullotvoncc of food for each working
slave was half a pound of pork a day, taken
with com bread and water for breakfast, with
the addition of vegetables for dinner. These
meals arc taken in the Jield, as described in a
lonncr number.
On this plantation there were 120 to 130 cot
ton pickers to be thus fed, besides the inllnn,
the small children and others that were at
home in their quarters. The food was pre
pared at the slaves’ quarters by the cook, who
provided the aggregate allowance for tlic
whole gang, divided into as many equal parts
as the gang numbered. The slaves provide
themselves with tin buckets or gourds, accord
ing to their means, in which to receive respect
ively their allowance, as it is dealt out to fam
ilies and individuals. The allowance for sup
per, as before noticed, was simply com bread
and water, the slaves sometimes-reserving a
portion of the pot-liquor, which comes with
their breakfast and dinner, to sop their bread
in at night. The supperis the only meal taken
at their" quarter-.
This is what is called good feeding in South
ern parlance.
Tor summer clothing the men received each
one cheap palmetto hat, one Lowell cotton
shirt, two pairs ol pants of Lowell cotton, one
pair of shoes; the women, one cotton hand
kerchief, one cotton under garment, two cot
ton coats, of live yards each, and one pair of
shoes. For winter, the men received each,
two cotton shirts, one linsey-woolsey jacket,
one pair of pacts of the same cloth, one pair
of shoes, and once in two years, a cheap cotton
lelt hat. The Wintcrallowanee for the women
was one cotton head handkerchief, two cotton
undergarments, one linsey-woolsey coat, and
one pair of shoes. Skirts they make for them
selves, if they have them, bv patching the
fragments of worn out clothes. ‘Each working
slave was allowed one cheap blanket cvcrv
second year.
On Monday morning they were all required
to turn out with their cotton clothes well
washed, or receive twenty-five lashes. Sunday
is their washing day. Some, however, take
the night for it after their day’s work is com
pleted. The rule for feeding and clothing
I found on dlllcrcut well-regulated
plantations. Some furnish only one cotton
under garment in the Fail, no shoes in the
spring, and bread, meat and vegetables for
dinner only. Others give out their allowance
on Sunday forthe whole week,which consists
of three and a half pounds of meat,and a peck
of corn meal, which the slaves cooked for
themselves at night This was, however,
found to be bad economy*, inasmuch as the
labor of cooking encroached upon their need
ful hours of rest, and thus iuijuiircd their
health and strength and their productive
power. It was therefore superceded on large
and well regulated plantations, by a common
cookiug establishment where the meals were
well cooked and nt seasonable hours, by an
/tin and <«v|u>riotircd slave.
Planters generally worked their slaves from
day-break until dark, with no other intermis
sion than the short time required for a hasty
breakfast and dinner; except that during a
part of June and July, up to the time of cot
ton gathering, a recess of two hours iu the
midst of the day was allowed them.
Mr. L.’s slaves were also comfortably housed.
Their quarters consisted of small one-story
frame tenements of two rooms each—-two ac
commodate two families —with a chimney in
the centre. They arc weather boarded, and
have a tight board floor—a comfort with which
negro quarters are not always furnished—but
without ceiling, lining or windows, except
wooden shutters. These buildings, arranged
in two or more rows, extending from the over
seer’s house at the head of the street which
divides the rows, to the black driver’s house,
which fronts the street at the opposite cud.
placed at equal distances from each other, of
uniform style and size, all white-washed—pre
sent to the beholder an attractive Appearance,
somewhat resembling a neat New England vil
lage. Add to this the cleanly appearance of
the slaves on Monday* morning, with their
newly washed garments of Lowell cotton, and
wc liaye a speKumqi of Dr. Adams’s South
Side View, “ beautiful outward,” like our Sav.
ioru’s “ whited sepulchres.” To infer from this
show of order aud beauty, however, that com
fort and happiness reign within, would be
about as rational as a like conclusion drawn
from the appearance of the splendid edifice
which contains (h3 manacled prisoner.
Such were the negro quarters on the best
regulated plantations iu the region where I re
sided. On other places they were mean, un
comfortable log cabins, with nothing but lire
ground tor a floor.
As to furniture, It is such as the slaves can
make u shift to provide for themselves, as no
thing of tho kind is included in their allow
ance. A large gourd serves them for a bucket,
n small one tor a dipper; a rudely constructed
bench or a stool, lor a chair, and a like rude
construction or a box for a table. Their lodg
ing is cither on the floor, wrapped iu their
blaukct,or In a rough bank framed into a corn
er of tbelr cabins, or on Master’s old cast olf
bedstead. Their be»l>—if any are able to ob
tain that luxury—con*!?.! muMly of com
shucks enclosed inatuk of old cotion sacks,
or the patched fragments of ibeir tattered
garments, while u very lew wj.o have means
purchase new ticking. A wooden tray, of their
own manufacture, subserves the double pur
pose of platter and plate for the family table,
and In eating they illustrate the common saw
that “lingers were made before forks and
hands also before knives and spoons.” One
knife for a family—cither pocket or case-knife
is about as indispcmdble os farming tools on a
plantation. In the furniture of dulereut cab
ins, however, there are grades of variety and
style, as well us in the furniture of any other
community; each family providing itself with
eonveuleueies aud elegancies, such ns knives
and forks, and plates and dishes of crockery
or tin-war , as menus permit and taste dictates.
Such cooking implements ns a pot, kettle or
skillet, arc among their rarities; the embers
of the hearth for their nsh-poncand the hoe
for baking hoe-cokc, subserve tho most of their
cooking purposes on plantations where they
have no general cooking establishment.
For washing, a tub, block, a paddle, beside a
stream, lake, or bayou, answers every pur
pose. The lire of the hearth serves them in
the place rf lamps or candles. Their fuel they*
gilhcrund cut for themselves, when timber
nd is near, or have it hauled by the teamster
when it is far otK
The slaw-*’ pecuniary means arc derived
from a variety of sources; such as raising
chickens, working for wages on Sunday when
work crowds, cultivating jmtehes of their own
on Sundays—an indulgence with which over
seers sometimes Stimulate their best slaves—
nnd female prostitution, In which Hue many
of the fairest of the sex do a very jtrolitalilo
business wit li overseers, and mechanics on the
plantation, and wealthy paramours.
Sunday Is tiie slave’s owu day. on all well
regulated plantations, except so much of it as
their owner mav require of them for washing
and mending clothes, sharpening and repair
ing tools, and other necessary preparations for
plantation work of the ensuing week, which
must uot be interrupted by these incidental
avocations. Whatever work of their own they
bare to do most also be douc on this day, for
the six days* labor, from early dawn to fthe
shutting down of night, is all claimed by their
owner. The Lord’s day is the slave’s day, in
which to labor and do all his own work *and
some of his master’s), while the six arc conse
crated days—-consecrated exclusively to the
service of his earthly owner. The Sabbath is
the day for him to work for wages, cultivate
his own patch, gather moss for the market,
market bis chickens aud his little crop of
fruit and vegetables, and lit up or repair the
rude comforts of his own cabin. All this work
of his own and his master’s, crowded upon
this single day, makes it a poor day of rest for
the slave,
On another of Mr. L.’s well managed plan
tations—where I was likewise employed as a
mechanic-Mr. G. was overseer, who had the
reputation of being also and excellent mana
ger, Indeed it was lu all respects similar to
the management of the overseer on the first
named plantation, between whom there was
a constant strife to outdo each other at crop
ping. This spirit of emulation, I afterwards
found, was common to all the overseers in
that region, which made them furious Jehus
at slave-driving. This may besport, oral least
gain % to the competitors, but suffering sorrow
to their panting human teams. Not that they
arc regardless of Ihe life aud health of their
slaves. They arc as careful to keep them in
good condition as to get M the lost lick” of
workout of them, for ouo is subservient to
the other. Their ambition is to secure the
greatest possible amount of gain to their em
ployers, and thus obtain for themselves good
situations and large salaries; nnd, like the
stock-growing farmer, they think os much of
Improving the value of the planter’s human
stock, as of UU crops. No pains are spared to
make the.ncgroes strong and healthy, and to
rear a numerous end vigorous offspring. In
the latter respect their care is often excessive
• —I mean excessively severe. Mr. G, the over-
•ear but named, told no that hit rule ■wo* to
cite a elarc mother one hundred lashes, [f she
• lost her child; as if a mother’s affection ■were
not inducement enough to secure watchful
ness and care, on her part, and a mother’s an
guish at the death of her darling, not sufficient'
ly intense, without the addition of this terri
l blc scourging! “O, Slavery 1 thou art a bit
ter draught 1"
*• Mr. G.’s care of the health and condition of
his negroes did not spare their hides, as their
scarred backs gave unmistakable proof I no*
'• ticed on the plantation ho managed, a large
number of slaves who had been so cut up with
!, the lash that their backs were marked with
u scars aud welts from their shoulders to their
heels. I was surprised and shocked at the
t. amount of whipping which I witnessed my
l« sell on this plantation. I rode out, one dav,
with the overseer, to their Held of labor. They
were cutting timber and getting out rails. A
i. number of them, whose movement did not
please him, were ordered to shell off aud conic
down, to have tbclr activity quickened with
• the driver’s excruciating lash.
One Sunday morning I witnessed a punish*
, ment of a very different kind. The vigilant j
. overseer had, the night before, caught a slave ■
in the act of cooking a pig he hod stolen. He •
• was immediately taken to the stocks,and there I
• fastened by the neck till the next morning.
After breakfast the overseer ordered his black
driver to bring the culprit to his house, along
with the pot of pig he bad cooked.
“Shell off your clothes, sir, and sit down! *
“ The poor fellow trembled and rolled his
. eyes in a wild manner, os if watching an op
portunity to break away. But the presence of |
• the driver, with his heavy loaded whip ready to i
• knock him down, if he made the attempt, pm
eluded all hope of escape. The overseer taunt
• ed him, and bade him help himself to the con
tents of the pot as fast as possible. When he
i ceased, because he could eat no more, the raw
. hide was appl.'i I to his hare back, and the
- meat, grease and soup, were forced dowu him
until his abused stomach disgorged Its con
tents. This only aggravated his punishment,
as he was compelled to swallow again what
his stomach threw off,andthis process of vom
iting and swallowing it again was continued,
1 alternated with scourging, until it seemed as
if the poor fellow woufd die under the opera
tion.
• Another method of punishment fora like of- *
fense was adopted by Mr. M. the overseer ot r i
i Col. B. The pig stealer was compelled to wear j
> a ham of fresh pork lashed to bis shoulders
• like a knapsack, without any relief from the !
• burden, night or day, until the llcsb dropped :
' from the bones. The sickening stench of the i
: putrid meat which the victim was compelled f
1 perpetually to inhale, and tiic annoyance of the ;
swarms oftiics which it attracted* in tly time, :
’ (to gay nothing of the docks of buzzards which
I have seen besetting the poor fellow,) togeth
er with during the long process of decomposi- ;
lion, rendered this the most intolerable pun- ;
Wimcntl i* e might well exclaim: “O wretched ;
man that I am, who shall deliver me from
this body of death!
The overseer on another plantation boasted
to his brother overseers, that he had Cjmpcl
led a slave to eat the whole of a duck which he
had stolen, feathers, entrails, eveiything hut
the wings, who applauded him for*his skill in
managing niggers. The same overseer once
drove a slave’ into the river where he was -
drowned. He became notorious, indeed, for
his outragesupon the defenseless blacks. But
he bore the character of “an excellent cropper,
who could make a nigger travel about right.”
This alone was sufficient to cover a multitude
of sin?. Mammon is a cruel god, when hu
manity crosses his path ; it is then he becomes
a Moloch.
Another of the legitimate effects of slavery
was exhibited on Mr. L.*s third plantation; in ,
which the overseer suspended a slave by his
thumbs and great toes to the limb of a peach- '
tree, and whipped him to death. To escape , *
punishment, he crosse over into Mississippi, I
and remained there until the grand jury had .
linhhed their report of criminal cases for the j
nest court. This case excited a great deal of •
sympathy in the neighborhood, not for the ; 1
poor murdered slave, but for the murderer, be- !
cause he was compelled by this unhappy 1
occurrence to leave a good situation, while his j
employer kept hack his wages to indemnity :
himself for the properly he had thus 10.-t. ' .
j. k. ; ]
jjtationcri), Xx i 1
OAKTISR & STONE, Dealers iu ; |
KAGS AND PAPER, 1 <
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200 reams Cap Mini Letter, and a general assortment
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1.003 kegs of Mather's celebrated Rook and News Ink. .
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. BENJAMIN LOMBARD. Cambridge. Maas.
I MATTHEW BOLLKS, of 31. Bolles & Co., Banters.
! Boston. Mass.
: DANIEL SHARP. Commissioner. ctc~ Boston, Mass.
JAMES W. STONE. M. D„ Boston. Mass.
I LEVI F. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.
VAN fl. HIGGINS, Judge Superior Court, Chicago,
Illinois.
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Banker?,Cblcago.
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, House. Chicago.
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: Grorers and Importers. Chicago,
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■ wholesale Prv Good* Merchants and Importer*.
FRANCIS B’. PEABODY. Attorney at Law. Chicago.
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slon Merchants, Chicago.
J. Q. HOYT, of Hoyt & Peirce, Wholesale Grocers
and Importers. Chicago.
ISAAC O, LOMBARD, General Agent Union Ins.
andT. Co_ Chicago.
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Bankers. Macomb, HI.
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villo, 111. nolO-dI2T-3m
A ETNA INSURANCE COMP’Y,
XX —OF—
BARTPOBO. OONN.
Incorporated 1819—Charter Perpetual.
t Cash Capital and Sorpins, *2,194,100.02.
| STEE AND TNIANDNAVIGATION BEES
[ Taken at Liberal Terms and Rates.
Especial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings
: ami Contents, for terms of one to Hvc years.
ASSETS, jXXr. 1, 1800-
PATD UP CAPITAL sljflfi.ono 00
- capital and surplus.... Tuoo oo
ParVal. Mkt.Tal.
' Bank Stocks, Ac ffiTEMfll 00 no
, U.S. Stock and Treasury Notes... 225.009 no 332,61000
. State stoeka,*c 2U.&10 00 221A22 20
ntv Stocks, &c mnoo on iin.fmn on
Railroad Stocks, &C..., 83.000 00 92,10100
Mortgage Bonds 82,000 00 ft2.hu 00
Real Estate, unincumbered TUW 00
' Miscellaneous Items • 37,7:59 50
i Cash on hand and deposited on
. rail, and In agents* hands .... 891.740 35
I Claims unadjusted and not due. ..1171957 65
; Total 2.191.100 01
* . Applications received, and polices leaned orrenewed
, oyanyofltsdalyanthortzcd Agents. Losses eqnlta
; blyadinsted and paid In ftmds current at any of the
t Banks In Illinois.
» Agents appointed, supplies furnishep. and sll bnsl.
i ness pertaining to a general supervision lu Uie Slate of
: llUuoli promptly attended to bv
wm. n. patch.
State Agent, Springfield, Illinois.
ITOBBABD & HUNT,
. Arenfs for Chicago.
JylO.ly No.lLoomls Block, cor.So. Water* Clarksts,
piKKXIX INSURANCE’ CO.,
[OF H&ETFOBD, CONNECTICUT.
January lat, 1860.
; CASR CAPITAL HOO.TO.ro
SURPLUS ISUKSI
asssrs.
• Cash on hand, and In Bank M7.f5ft9.92
Cash in the hands of and dne from Agents.... 51.13i.38
Real Estate, unincumbered
Loaned on Mortgages of Real Estate 8fi.900,09
; Amount loaned on pledged Rank Stock 4A,«n.no
Amount loaned otherwise secured ... . 1,009.00
_ ’ FAKTIU Ml*T. ViL.
Flfly Shares U. S. Trust Co.’s Stock,
New York $5,009 ffi.loo
New York Bank Stock 133.109 140.702
Hartford Rank Stock .. IPfLWO 215.17S
Watcrbnrv rank stock 11.200 KWO9
Stafford B*nkStock.Stafford....L... 409 412
Holyoke Water P*r, Co.'s Stocks 10.000 in.rsi
New Britain Water Bonds 10.000 io.too
: Hartfonl Clfv Bonds 10.000 10.fi00
Col. Peq. and Tnd. R. R. Ronds ... 10,000 7.500
: Accumulated interest on investments f>,7]l
Total Assets $581323.91
Total Liabilities - - - $40,704.53
H. KELLOGG. Secretary.
KubBARD & HUNT, Agents.
__ No 1 Loomis’ Rnlldlng,
. Corner Clark and Water street?, Chicago.
Applications for Insurance, or the renewal of Poll
clcs and all business connected with the ofllce, mav be
made to ns, dtjlv appointed Agents for Hie Cltv of
Chicago, with full power to recelvepronoaals and J«no
Policies, on ns favorable terms ns other responsible
Companies; and Its aim will be to secure the confl.
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BARLEY MALT!
A STOCK or
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* PHILADELPHIA.
| Capital and Surplus,---£399,746.70.
PROMPLY FILLED. OEO . „ ART , °®TOoocsn*ix.
' _ „,, President. Sec’y nnd Treasurer.
E. P. I loss, Y Ice.pres t. S. 11. Bctler, Asi’l gec’y.
CURTI3 L. NORTH,
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' George n. Hart. F_ P. Ross. a. C. Cattell.
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.IH&RESS, G. JIOItEI', | paid up Capital |a».OW
i Insurance Against Loss tr Fire,
i HUBBARD A HUNT. Amenta, Chicago.
Cor. Clark and South Water sta,
NOBWICKI FIBE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NOUWICII, CONN.
Paid op Capital . . 1131.C3C.2J
Insurance Against Loss by Fire.
HtTRIURD & HUNT, Agent*, cor. of Sooth Water
. and Clark at*- first door, Loomis* Block. 0c25.b903
Hartford fire ixsur’xce
COMPANY.
. Chartered In 18X0*
| ASSETS MAY 1, 1860.
Market Vain*.
Cash on hand and on call f taan.ft*
Loans amply seenrod S4.TJW&
Ileal KBale.cash value 15.000.00
iLva; Shares Bank Stock In Hartford 2GVW.OO
2,300 “ ** *• In New York 200.5ri.00
1,010 •* “ “ In Boston. 105.1W.00
' 420 “ St. Louts and .Milwaukee 42,400.00
I 120 ** River Company Slock, Hartford.. 5.000.00
140 “ Railroad Stock H. 250.00
'■ 4! City and ItaUroad Ronds 42. ICO.OO
State Stocks 5fi.W5.00
| Total Assets UK..M.S3
Total Liabilities $68^3055
Polices lu the above Company Issued by
HUNT A HIGGIHSON, Agents,
No. 1 LooroU Block,
_ Corner Clark and South Water sti.
■pißE, MARINE,
IX BARRELS.
12 South Water Street, Chicago,
sclOdOO-Cm
sclOdOO-Cm
j
r P C. SMITH & CO.,
JL • ‘ B
Brass Cock Hatmfactnrera,
COPPERSMITHS, :
And Dealers In
WROUGHT IRON PIPE, <
STEAM AND GAS FITTINGS, \
SHEET COPPER, BLOCK TIN, PUMPS, Ac. j
Also—Particular attention paid to Jobbing of nil 1 ,
klnda connected wilb the Trade. (
228 Washington Street, Chicago, XU. ;
InoIPCO-ly]
Q.IFTS OB XO GIFTS.—
J. A. COLBY,
US Randolph Street,
Has one of the LARGEST and DEST assortments of
LIFE INSURANCE.
MILLER & WILLMARTH,
Acenta <br tlso
JIAMIATXAN LIFK, of New York,
HOTIE, “ “
FDESI'A, “ “
WASHINGTON, “ “
LORILLAKD, “ “
CITIZENS, “ “
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON, Pro
vldcnre, R. I,
• 1 iiuTr Brewery ” CONWAY, of Conway, Blass.
UABIPDEN, of Springfield, mass.
BOORS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, j
That can be found in the City. He offers any boot '
from bU Catalogue, which contains upwards of '
1,200 Different Hinds
Of Ancient and Modern Authors, at tha i
WHOLESALE PUKES WITIIOIT LIFTS, in;
Or at the regular retail prices with gift* Included.
Call personally or send for a catalogue. no2GdSSS-lni
TII E Cif I c’Tv 60,10
i cr
ALE AND MALT COMPANY, ; m
AT CEEAVERVIIXE,
Arc now prepared to furnish the trade with ft superior
article of
STOCK AITS CHEATH AZ>SB,
Which are warranted to be a
I>ure Extract of Malt and Hop*.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Office ftt the Breworv and at the rtoro of C. L. Har
mon. No. 135 South Water street „
nolfi-dICT-lni E. L. SHERMAN. See.
QIL! OIL!! OIL!!!
VANDERSALL & CHASE,
Sole Agents for the Pennaylvaola Bock Oil Refining
Co.'s nncquallcd Illuminating *nd LubrlcatlngOlls, «
Soutli Water street, comer Wabash avenue. Chicago.
D. VAM»KBS*LU lnol“-d«T3-3lUj E. T. CHASE.
KAA Bags RIO COFFEE^
0 V V REYNOLDS. ELY & CO.
OAA Boxes BABBITT’S SALE
OUU r.ATCS. REYNOLDS. ELY * CO.
or; A Bbls. N. Y. SYRUPS,
OOU REYNOLDS. ELT 4 CO.
IKA Bags PEPPER,
JLOU REYNOLDS. ELT* CO.
A Casks No. 1 NUTMEGS,
_|_|J REYNOLDS. ELT4 CO.
-J a A Hbds. N. o. SUGAR, land-
J.UU IDS and for ELY 4 Co._
rn Bbls. PRIME PLANTATION
OU MOLASSES. Nt'. | C;of :! , LDSL ELY4CO.
1A A Hlf. Bbls. MACKEREL.
REYNOLDS; ELY St CO.
KAA Bbls- CRUSHED, POW
DUU DERED and O^rL^ELYACO.
ffiutnmlsaion JHcrc^antß.
XjHNLEY, HOYT & RUMSEY,
X. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
13 South LaSalle Street,
Old United State* Custom Boom Ball din pi, Chicago.
jas. w. mur. 3. x. bott. u p, ant«xr.
CARD.—Id withdrawing from the Commission Bn«s
- we lake great pleasure In recommending the
above firm to onr friends and patrons and solicit for
them a continuance of their business. Baring- known
them for several years, wecheerfoHy recommend them
as good business men. and In every respect rename
Dol2-d«HJim FLINT i WHEELER.
QA S H A D_Y ANC ES.
WAKEFIELD, NASH & CO.,
Liverpool md London,
Liberal Cash Advancements will be made on consign,
menu to the above house, of BACON, LARD, PRO
VISIONS, and PRODUCE generally, by
°c3’Co lyl THOMAS NASH.
Eneucanre.
JJ OM E IN S U R-AN C E
The Union Insurance
0
AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Chartered by the Legislature „f flllnoK
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000.
Office—Exchange Bank Bonding. S. W, corner of Clark
and Lake street, Chicago, 111.
President—££KJ. LOMBARD,
Vice-President—VANH- HIGGINS.
Secretary—B. F. JOHNSON.
Treasurer—FßANClS A HOFFMANN.
Acenta ibr tSa
Aggregate Capital and Snrplns,
$5,000,000.
Office, No. 150 South Water Street.
fjcs-iy)
•VTEW ENGLAND FIRE AND
J, \ NfflrinA Insurance Company,
OP HARTFORD* CONNECTICUT.
Assets. Jan. I, •asjlt.W
Insurance Against Loes by I*iro,
HUBBARD A HUNT. Aeenta, Chicago.
jylWy-dTSS Cor. Clark and South Water »ta.
gT. JOSEPH & PIKE’S PEA'jj;
Transportation Line.
A. WABBKN & CO.,
General Freighter* to the Hfl'ac« 9
STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
We hare Trains leaving St. Joseph W»j C klr throneh.
ont the year, for all parts In the mlno'j, and can give
parties unusual £aciliUt*for pettier on t freight with
dispatch and at reasonable rates. Ajl poods snipped to
oor care, dcrtlned for the mines, ?m he promptly at
tended to. Warehouse on sixth Street,
A, V/ARREN & co. v
St. Joseph* Mo.
an~rau:
AUNS '.—GUNS !!—GUNS!!!—
VjT Gum. Rifles, Pbtols: Colt's. Al
en'a. Sharped, and every variety of Re* Si,
volver* Bowie Knives. Tents. Picks.
Shovels. Pans.GoldScalCß.Blankeia.aai *
all kinds of miner’s tools; Powder. Shot
Capa.aQdammußllioasenera]]r. AgKoefr I
for St. Louis Shot. Sole Agent for Haz
ard's powder. GEO. T. ABBEY IS6 L%ke-at. ap3*jy
QTOCK OF GOODS FOR EX
IO CHANGE.—The advertiser wishes to exchange
A Stock of Good*
For Beal Estate. lAddma box 1333 Chicago Pott
Offlo. MU'BAp
52Uf)olcaaIe Rouses.
CM ALL WARES, BUTTONS
AND NOTIONS.
Worsted Hoods, Sleeves, Gaiters, 4c. press Trim
ralnn. Corsetrand PUrtn. Gloves and Hosiery. The
Invited to examine the above
goods, which will be sold for
CLOSE CASH PRICKS.
73 LakettrejjShlcagot
Berlin wools.
Imported and for salebr
*° M a L«fc ttreet.'(JMc^<
'pUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
HARDWARE AM) TIN PLATE,
68 Late Street - -- «2
We offer to the trade, at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES:-
6,500 boxes TIN PLATE,
5.400 bdls SHEET IRON.
550 - RUSSIA IRON.
150 “ IMITATION RUSSIA.
2WOO “ BRIGHT and ANNEALD WDtt
SJS casks SHEET ZINC,
10 tons PIG TIN,
IWM lbs. COPPER BOTTOMS,
10 sets TINNERS* TOOLS and MACHINES,
50 casks BRIGHT OX and COIL CBaINSL
1,000 doz. AXES,
L2OO “ SHOVELS, SPADES and SCOOPS,
20 tons SAP IRONS. ’
TUTTLE, HIBBARD & CO.,
ocG-‘6O-ly Corner of State and Lake sts.
Itavrson & Bartlett
wiacncmma asn wholbal* naiusa ts
BOOTS AM) SHOES,
NO. 50...... LAKE STREET NO. 30
Chicago, rtt.
We wonld mpectfnlly call the attention of Cltv and
country Merchants to our extensive stock of Boots and
Shoes. Which we have now In store, and are dallv re
celylng from onr Factory In West Ilovlston, Mass.
which consists of a full assortment of those Celebrated
Custom-Made Patna KipandCalf.andGraln Water Proof
Boots; together with a , stock of all stvics of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
of thebest quality and manufacture, which we are nre.
pared to sell for CASH and prompt nailag trade at
Boston and New York Jobbing prices *
.. 'S? a T e A «rcnts for the sale of Mitchell's Patent Metal-
He Tip Boots ami Shoes In all the States.
1860 FALL TRADE ISCO
H. W. HUNT & CO.,
33 and 35 Lake street, Chicago.
Manufacturers and Jobbers of
Beady Made Slothing,
And Dealers in
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS
Cioffn, CoMlncs. Casshnerea. Satinets, Tailors’
Trimmings. Ac.
Oar Stock la large and well assorted, and will b« sold
At the Lowest Prices.
1860 BOOTS & SHOES. 1860
PEARSON & DANA,
49 - - Tjbleo Street, up-stairs, - - 49
Manufacturers and Jobbers in
BOOTS AXU SHOES,
Hare now in store a mil and complete stock which they
offer to the Trade on the most favorable terms.
Dealers In the above line of goods will consult their
own Interest by examine oar stock before purchasing
elsewhere, ns our motto Is, Low rent and small profits.
seil-dlOMm
177 RANDOLPH STREET. 175
(Third Store East ol Briggs House.)
NEW GOODS AT REDUCED RATES,
I have now on band and to arrive a large and vsriec
stock of
Crockery, China aud Glassware,
Parian-Marblc and Terra Cotta Vases, Sflver.Platec
ware. Table Cutlery, with a general assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Also. OU Palntins*. Yankee Notions. Clock*. Watehe*
and Jeweltr.which I will sell at srently reduced nrlre/
and to which I invite the attention oi Merchants.
Housekeepers and others. JOHN RANKIN.
. Wholesale and Retail Dealer.
mylC-ly in Randolph street,
JEAVETT & BUTLER,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Xalls, Gla», Slice! Iron, Copper.
TINNERS’ STOCK, TINNERS’ TOOLS
Tin-Plato, Tonco-Wir., ace.
18 - • - LAKE STREET ... 18.
SION OF THE SCISSORS
Between Wabash and. llcblgan Avenue*. Colcago, L
Frkdxricx Jawrrr. i
to; tldtss-3ml
Ottvta B. Bctlu
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
C3OLEY, FARWELL & CO.,
42. 44 and. 46
Wabash avenue,
D K Y GOODS
JOBBERg.
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
FIELD, BENEDICT 1 CO.,
Nos. Si and S3 Soath Water street.
Importers and Jobbers or Goods
for Rleu’t* Waro.
They are now dallv receiving their usual large and
varted stock for the !■ all Trade, to which thev Invite
yonr attention. Their stock consists in part of Broad
cloths, of nil colors and grades. Black and Kancv Css
eiiiteres. Black nnd Fancy Doeskins. Blue and Black
Pilots, Black and Colored Moscow Beavers, Brown,
Black. Blue nnd all colors of Castor Beavers. Silk and
Valentin Vestings of all grades andstrlcs. SATINETS
of all grades and styles. Also, a fall and complete
stock of Tailors’ Trimmings.
agent for
SCOTT’S REPORT OP FASHION*-
'J' I N PLATE AND
HARDWARE.
We offer the following at the lowest market rata
3.000 poxes Tin Plate, assorted size*.
3,500 Bundles Sheet Iron, No*. 16 to IS.
300 - Russia sheet Iron.
100 •* Imitation Sheet Iron,
100 Casks Sheet Zinc, assorted widths.
9.000 Lbs. Urazer’s Clipper.
5.000 Lb*. Pressed Copper Bottoms.
1 Olid Bundles Wire, assorted Nos. 0 to 20.
3.000 Kegs Nails. Wheeling and other prime brands,
A ftill assortment of Hardware, Tinners* Tools, Ja
pan ed and Pressed Tinware. Rivets, Ears. Ac.
WILLIES BLAIR &. CO.,
No. 176 Lake street.
Boston city hoot and
SHOE STORF-
No. 153 LAKE STREET.
Next Boor East Marine Bank Building.
Dos opened with the largest and best stock of
BOOTS SiIOJLS
Ever brought to this market, which will be offered at
Wholesale and retail, comprising all the beststvlesof
Ladles*. Misses*. Children’s Gaiters. Buskin*. Slippers,
Ac* and Men's, Boys' and Tooth's Boots. Shoes and
Slippers, which Mil be sold at full 35 per cent less
than ever before offered In Chicago.
The subscriber In establishing the Boston City Boot
and Shoe Store, aims at making it the best Emporium
of the kind in tlie West, and feels assured that from
his facilities In procuring goods direct from the maon
fuctarers he will be able to sell them to suit all classca.
selLdS&hni 1 A. M. MILLER. Agent.
QUOCKERY, FINE CHINA,
GLASSWARE,
Silver-Plated aud Brlltania-Ware,
nOUSE-FUIINISIIIXC GOODS.
WECU3ALK ISO BKTSIL.
THOMAS F. BYEN, 170 Lake Street
[mhSO’fiO]
iB6O FALL THADK. 1860
DAVIS, SAWYER & C 0„
Dry Goods Jobbers,
And Wholesale jn
BOOTS AIVD SHOES,
AND
MEAT'S .f.VJO C.lr S,
AS & M X-ake Btroot.
The attention of onr friend* and- the
Trade generally la earnestly lnvlte»dto
onr large and attractive Mock, adapted
to th FALL TRADE, whlchweofl'ef
at the lowest New York Jobbing prioA*
to cash and prompt paying men.
DAVIS, SAWYER & CO.
(seAdASml .
C. M. HENDERSON & C 0„
mjrmcj cans aid waotiat a nsausa cf
BOOTS AND SHOES
No. 331 ;i*«k« St,, Chicago, XU.,
Dave In store a large sod deslrablt stcek oi zo*is
which they will sell very cheap to cash and prompt,
paying We are the Agents for
MITCHELIt' P ATEIT METAUIB TIPP ED BHUE*'
I ft * T-* TIE! BTATI3.WITBOPT BXCSKM*
tobefonndattbemagnlilcentitore
NO.BI aka ■ treat, comerWabash Avenue.
mit-VM-ir C. X. HIHMESa * * CO.
| Sjffiiolggale l^ouaca.
FRESH FALL
AND
WINTER GOODS.
1 Fall Stock Bought at
PH ICES.
Bayers are invited to examine the Inducements.
BOWBM 1 BH.O * S
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Notions
«fcc., «tc., &c.
WO. 72 LAKE STREET.
IRON BLOCK i,&£,
HEMOVAL.
PEAKE, MARSH & DE LONG
nm^« 1 h?.£ 7 .!£ elrta ? e “ ,n Sfc ßs,nft * toßeeklarrf
SSJSLiES «.T- 5C mOTO<I *T om their old stood, dcaj.j
opposite to the above spado tu stores la
BURCH’S IRON BLOCK.
?? ’rtle ro offer ;at SrDolcsaie.
larger and more varied stock of
Dry Goods, Hosiery, and Notions*
Customers will .always find n* with full line*
t>^d ? ofllK.vVY DOMF3TIC& bought atnrJ
laigfttmrk of* 1 "”* ** aßmsU “ dv4ttce . together will, i
WOOUIS SHAWLS DRESS saaos AC.
We shall continue our mono
“LOW PRICES WXNV
And Invite the attention of all dose, prompt pavla
“BZ£2l (jer-c
HATS, CAPS,
Furs, Buffalo Robes, &o
AT WHOLESALE.
PALL TRADE. 18CC
IB6o*
WEBEB, WILLIAMS & YALE.
•LAKE ST, CHICAGO.
Hit, Ik note k .try LARGE AND AtTRACTIVt
STOCK of the above eooAa. and are fully prepared l!
compete succcaaflilly with the beet Eastern firms It
VARIETY. QUALITY AND PRICES, and solicit s esc
from all prompt paytne merchants, [amSYOdy
TIN PLATE,
TINNERS’ STOCK.
For Sale at Low Price?.
5.000 boxes Tin Plate, assorted sizes.
4.000 bdls. Sheet Iron, Nos. XOtO’is.
500 “ Russia Sheet Iron, Ist
200 44 Imitation Russia.
500 J‘ Polished Gorman.
250 44 casks Sheet Zinc, assorted
sizes.
10.000 lbs. Brazier’s Copper.
15.000 lbs. Copper Pitts.
J,3oobtJl*. Wire as’ted Nos. 0 to 20.
10.000 46 Annealed Fence Wire.
•A full assortment of Tinner*' Tool* and Machine*
Japannedand preyed Tin Ware, Rivets. Ear*. 4c..ic
THOS. S. DIGSSRBON,
Metal Warehouse,
45 Wabash bicago 45
AGENT FOR
Uowe’s Improved Standard Scales.
1860 FALL TRADE. 1860
C. C. COOK & CO.,
(Successors to Satcrlee, Cook & CoJ
16 &IS - STATE STREET - 10 A 16
Wholesale Oroceis
AND DEALERS IN
DRIED FRUITS, FISH,
WOODEK WAKE, &c.,
Invite the attention of Country Merchants tc
their stock, which they offer at Lowest
Cash Prices.
G-. C. COOK & CO.,
ta A ttt. STATE STREET 16 * IN
dif 5m J
JgABCOCK & PEEK,
171 RASDOLFB STREET,
Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnnt;
AI-SO,
CHAMBER DINING BOOM A,COMMON FURNITURE
IN ORKAT VARIETY.
Wood-Seat and Cane-Seat Chair*. Bedstead* and
Bureaux.
School Furniture on hand and to Order.
OH Particular atteimou ptud to country orders.
UalOaSO l;t|
‘rclmng itlarljiues.
L CORNELL & CO., Proj.rio
• tors in the Northern and Western States, of the
celebrated
ComtELL Be GO’S
MACHINES,
SEWIjSTG-
TAiaSAHT <fc PAKUV HATF.YT.
Agents wanted In every town—£imt Inducements of
fered. Office and Salesroom at
133 Lake Ftn*et. \o. I. Cd Floor. fhlrajm. 11l
Sati* taction guaranteed or money refunded.
l. cornbix. [aeUa-dCS-Sml t. c. tatm.
Metropolitan sewing
MACHlNE—Manufactured by
DR. R. S. PAYNE,
Xo. 64 North Dearborn ft Salesroom at the Boot and
Shoe Store, No. 152 Lake at, (2d door.)
Sewing Machine Agents Wanted
To every county thronghont the States, to sell IJ. S.
Pavsb's Mstropoutas DocrucLucb, fcnsrrr. Fast
UaorEß& Baker's Stitch Family Sswixr, M ahiiae.
the same for which Lewis Cornell has acted as Agent
for the last few weeks. . , .
The machines arc adapted to all varieties of work,
giving perfect satisfaction, and are warranted cqnal in
any respect to there selling at a higher price. A large
percentage allowed, and great Inducement'* toentt-r*
nrldngaiid elliclent Agents. We also have Blake A
Johnston's Improved Patent Adjustable Hemmrr.
Address, or call in person opon DU. IC. S. PAVNE.
P. O. Box 3303, Chicago, lit •eiytiUXSm
U CENSED SEWING
MACHINES.
The ro ami factnrc of all Unlicensed Sewing Machines
having been closed or rendered unsafe, hr rra.-on of
the extension of KUas Howe**. Jp- Patent, and the late
declMons of Uie United States Courts. establishing the
priority of the Patent* owned by the -Grover &
Baker** and “Wheeler* WUsoa** companies*, for vari
ous Improvements in Sewing Machines, we have, for
the better security o tlie public and ourselves, taken
the Agency of and cow offer for sale the following
Celebrated Sewing Machines
Manufactured hr TV. P. Uhllnccr * Co., of Philadel
phia, under a license from said Ellas liowc, Jr, and
the above named Companies:
THE FRANKLIN SEWING MACHINE,
A Superior Machine for Family Use.
! THE KEY-STONE STATE MACHINE,
For Manufacturing Purposes Unrivalled.
In the above machines, the elements of
DURABILITY AND SIMPLICITY
WBlbefonnd more conspicuously manifested than in
any other Sewing Machine yet given to thepnhllc.
They are now, for the flr.t tim .offered to the Western
public, with the fullest conlidenee that they will main-
Lila the reputation which their merits hare won for
them throughout the East and South. All who have
overseen them thus far acknowledge their superiority;
and we do not he*Uatetn say. that they will rive great
er satisfaction than any Machine now or hereto fore
offered In this market. Alsu. Agents for
HAKE & JOHNSTON’S ADJUSTABLE HEMMER
The Most Complete Hemmer Ever Yet Offered.
! AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
RincaKTrcw-—C. Burroughs. D. IX. President Chi
l vmlty. ilt.n * Norton. Bankcn. Imlrr
•robd i Co, commission Mrrehantj. l:.r TV. t.
L, KItuAKDS & CO.
i» o nor a 982. (ForruerlyofL. Cornell A Co.)
Uags.
BAGS— BAGS—BAGS- -BAGS—
cons exchange
BAG 9UM’ OBT.
HART. ASTEN & CO.. 1W South Water et, Chicago,
Sr£ CLARK 4 CO., 128 Broad street, New York.
MAScricrcmus aso malms is
Bags of Every Description.
MDlers* and Grocers’ Baps made and printed to order
wltft beautiful orands. New andsecond-handSeamlcM
Grain and Gunny Baza,for Shipper*. Millers
mers'use. for Floor, Buckwheat, iced, llama,
® J ry^rde« C tiUed with fidelity and dispatch. Bags
loaned to shippers. <ny&»ly_
piIICAGO BAG AGENCY.
%JS SOUTH ATEB STREET.
SEAMLESS GRAIN "AGS of T»rlou» itzn Mil
Q, FLoGß—Halves, Q .-ten, and Bfi&tJ, printed to
order of anv desired pattern. .
HAM SaCSS—Every size used.
GUNNY BAGS—Two or Three Bushels. . _
Commlaalon Merchants. Millers. Grocers and Pro
rtslon Dealers will find Ju»t the articles wanted la our
HAWKINS A CHAPMAN.
BAGS! BAGS!! BAGS!!!
FARRELL'S
STEiX BiG JUMTiCTOBT.
so. 25 juarrr stout, cbicaoo.
BAGS AND SACKS
Of every description famished on
abort notice, and printed with
Sew nod CvanUfui BrauiU
SIMEON FAR WELL.
ap6d*wty.«7i]
OUNNY BAGS—-100,000 FOR
VJT SALS AT THE
(tom Sscbaogs Ba* SSaaß&ctoiy,
HAST, ASTEN * CO.,
U7 South Water itraat, Chicago.
3Lcgal &Dberfismrots. '
l\f ORTGAGE SALE.—Where:-.-
by a certain mortage deed bpartngdate!!..
29th day of March, A. D. iw, dnlr executed acknow i.
cmm! and delivered, and recorded In the ofllre of tho
wronlop of took Connie, Illinois. tn book 2fa,anol
Dearborn Semlnarvof th-*
vm'. ,drae °* *n the donate of Cook and £tatr rf
lllinr.La. covered tn liberty Bigelow and Samuel C.
Lawrence. then ofsnldeltv of Chl.-ago. (now of Bos*
i 3. l . hf * foL
lowint described lota and land*, situate In said dtv of
l IT ™? ntr . of aforesaid, to wit: Tho
of M No. *J* <«>. to bl- «ls No. tldrtern (1.1).
S?.ii. th fn*? m 5 No. flvo (.’I) tn the same
block, an In Fort Dearborn Addition to Chicago, to
secure the payment of a certa.n promissory note ot
even data with said mortgage died, execot-d by said
Dearborn Seminary to said Hlcelow and Lawrence, for
the turn of five thousand dollar*, pavablo one Tear
auertbe date thereof, with Interest «em!-*nnuallva:
fen per cent. In the condition of which «ald mortca"-
need It was provided and atrreed. that If delimit should
pe made In the payment of any part of said proem.
£2£-i!t ot ?t. wb fP u,< * "aroe shonld become dne and
* L hen the sal(i mn rtjaee might be Immediately
foreclosed to nay the same, nr the *afd Bigelow and
Lawrence, lately of the second part, their heirs, ex.*,
entora. administrator* and assigns, after notice of «uH*
Mle. might sell said premise* at public auction at the
door In the city of Chicago, t, the high.
£t bidder for cash atthe time mentioned In aach no.
tier, and out of the proceeda pay the w*ta or expenses
T/. M, ‘*,* d *«rtb-nient and -al-*. and the principal and
Interest dne on said promissory rote *
And whereas, the said Liberty Bigelow and Samuel
C. by their certain deetl hearing date the
10th day of .November. A. R IW. and 'lnly executed,
acknowledged anti it llverd.dld bargain.tell, ronver
transf-r and a-«lgn unto the nmlenigned the said mrrt.
gags deed and all UMr Interest and right under the
same, op otherwise howsoever in and to IhspremUr**
therein do*rrihcd. and the note an ’ Indentures thereby
aectirmL am! all the powerand antbortty toonforee thh
pavmentof *ald not* corf.rr’d upon them Ui amihv
said mortsmg" deed or otherwise, and also endorsed
and delivered t > the nnd»r*lened the note of su'd
aforesaid 1 {ieminary secaredb > 1118 “W mortgage dec. 1
And, default has been made tn the pavment
of the principal of sat>| rrmilworr note an*l
tce«*thcr with Interest tlieiron. alnce the£hli day of
March. A. D 15/<o.l*I 5 /<o.l* now due and unpaid.
N*»w. theref’iv. nrtlre !# hereby given that th«
nnder*lCT»t!, assljnee of the said mortgage and nofu
afuresaiiL In pmsuance of the power ofsale In cald
mortsag*. deed contained, will, on Mondav. the 3d dav
of Deoemb- r next nt-fne oVJoekln Ihe f .rem-'n o*
s*yd.*y, at the north door of Hie Court House In the
flrvof Hil'-agn. .iilrrand «rll at pobll- venrtm* to th«*
bidder, for cash. th«* premises ab-nc nenllflu-d
and In »h-«a!d mortgage deed described, fbrthe pnr.
po«e of paying the said note and Interest thereon, *•••
getber with the expenses of «a*d sale
FIJAXKLIN DAItMAI.KF.
e „ . * Assignee of Mortageea
Scatks,McAtuarpii A Jiwnr. Atty’s.
Chicago. November IK, is®. noauftitd
A TASTER’S SALE.-St.ite of TUI-
Eranl.n. 4r.r». Ilenrv Xlbbc.
public Notice Is hereby given, that I, L, C. Paint*
nTm' r ; la.njMCerv of Cook County. State of
Ill.noK will, m obedience to the mandate In a special
SirT 0 - I *■*” tt,p a *mve enmlvd cause of thw
dale, •ell at; public aut thm for cash, to the LtshesthM
de.. on the fourteenth dav of December. A. D. IS® at
ID “clock in the> f.,r*»*'o?» of that dav. at the north
r .° ,,rt nT.— ; hi the city of Chicago, all tf*.-
H-ht. title. Interest. •*Tnms and demand wldch (he
said defendant on the r lg-dh dav of March. A. l»‘ i”,r
1.a.l In the premises described as fhilnws. to wit—!»*t
number seventy-six Oj). m the Canal Suh.
rtl% .slon of the wr>t half (except the northeast quarter
of the southwest quarter, and the soathrs*t nnnri» r t <
qa *2V r 'flrr (5). In township
K’L^hV *>• n “Tt.n»f tlangc fourteen tll>. east oi
tie Thin! Principal Meridian, in tho Cltv ofclacagu.
County ofCook, and State of IlllnoK ' •
. L. C. PAINK FREER,
. Chancery of Cook rountr.
Chicago. October Jitb. ocSid^til
A FASTERb SALE.— btate of Ilh
-1 noK Coot County. ?.S Superior Court of n.l-
Chancery. George Graham vs. John Kre
deri'di Tletselu
public* n< >tlve U hereby given, that In pursuance of a
decretal order, entered lu the above entitled cause on
tbe'.’Tt i day of September, isdd i, Ira .Sett a.* Master
In« hancery of said Court will sell at public am-Uon to
the hlghe-t bidder forea-li, on Die thirtieth iiXDu da.
or N vein her. A, IX W-0, at ten oVl.Hrk In Me forenoon
of that dav, at the north door of the Court House in
the ettv of Chicago, lu said county of Cook, all of th.
right title nr d interest *>ft;>e said defendant. John
1-rederekTletseli.ln and to the following described
real e-late. situate In fie Countr of Cuult and Mate of
Illinois, to-wit:—Lot* number tnlrtv-one <ui> andDdr
t».|wo i3J». In Block oue il». In MmnsonditireeuV Ad
dition to Chicago, or so mncii of said preml-e* hs mav
be nece-sary to -atl-fy Die Indebtedne*- dueconji lain
a*it under *aM decree and eo-t-, together with Ma
ter’s fees, e< BUM- ns ant di*bursetiic>it*on said sale
Hated November 3, JS«Q. IRA SCOTT,
Mx-ti-r in ctanctxy th- Superior Court of Chicago
MASTER'S SA7.E.—State of Illi
nets, County of Cook. SA—Superior Court of
c leago—in chancery. George Graham vs. August
G«erit/ and John Schemer.
Public notice Is hereby given, that la pursuance of a
decretal onler. entered In the above entitled cause u
thtfinihdayofSfptca.ber. Wftl, IraSeutt. as .Master
in Chancery of sani Court, will sell at vnblL: am tlou to
Me highest bl.ldt-r for ea-«, on the thirtieth ciODo dat
ol .November. A. I*. IS-**. a t ten o’clock in Die forenoon
of Mat dar, at the norm do»r of Me Omit House. In
the city of Chicago. In said County of Cook, ail of Dn
right, title and interest of Me »ahi delendauU, August
Ga-ritx and John Sehelner In and t* (he following de
scribed real c-iate. situate In tin* couotv of Cook ami
>tatc of llltooi-. to wit:—Lot* thirtv-onc (Jl> and D.lr
-I}-two (31). in Block eight iS>», In ampsou x Green's
Addition to Chicago, or s<i much rf -aid prenit-e- a
may be necessary Moatl-dy tbela lebtednes* dueeoin.
(■Uuia-it, under said decree. and cost-, together witu
Ma-ter‘» fee?, commlx-lou* and disbursement- on -aid
sale. IRA SCOTT.
.Ma-tor In Chancery of tlie Superior Court of Chicago.
Dated. November 2. Ibdu. noMA»;.tS
M( IRTGAOE SALE.—Whereas.
Simon ?. Wllt-ve and Mary C„ his wife, did oi.
the -Mil day of AprtL A,!». IS.N7, execute and deliver to
Jacob W. Ludlam, now deceased, their eertiin mort
gage, bearing date tlie day and vear aforesaid, and
r-corded in tm* Recorder** office of cook Coimir. HU
not*. In book SI of mortgage*, rage £l7. and did th* re
by convey to (herald Jacob w. Ludlam tin* pro Ises
hereinafter mimed, to secure the payment of four cvr
tain promissorv note- therein partlcularlv mentioned.
And when a*.lt was provldedln nimby said mortgage,
that In • a-eof default In the payment ofsaid iiolea
ediier of principal or interest, was made, the whole ot
said principal and tut- rest siiould become tine and pav
able. And Me said Jacob W. LinlLuti, hi* heir*, execu
tor., administrator-or assign*, aft r twentv dav* m,-
Uce In a newspaper printed In the citv of Chicago,
might sell a* lit rvinafter noticed, the said premises aim
all right and eoiiltv of redemption of the sold Much
w UL-cc and Alary h s wife, therein. And. wheie
ns. default lixs been made iu the pavme&t of (wool
raid lodes a-id of Interest ou thn e thereof Now.
therefore, public notice I-hereby glvm. that tlie un
dersigned. James D. Ludlam and Mary Ludlam, ad
ministrator* of the estate of Jacob w i.—tUun. u«-
eea-cd. will on Kridar. the .ins-cuindayof Noveinfce;.
A. D. bviu. at »'o* ixoir ofluo’clrvck a. *. of that dav. -el!
at puDil * ajctlou. at the north door of the court ilonrr
Li -aid city of Chicago, t<» the highest bidder for -o*h
thefoUowiPg premises. M-uit;-*Commencing In tin
center llao of the Chicago and Green Itav Road, am*
«'»the line of Hcury tienwurtiiV laniL (meaulng Do
Uin* of Henry Hepworth * land at Die date of said
mortgage,) ami running we-t i:t7U 1-4 chain*: thenc*
so dii t.Z> chain*: tueure ca-t 13.7U l-'g eha n» to Dm
center of Dm -aid rjad to the phn-e of begt. olng. c‘-n
taL.lng 10 acre-, ami being part of m rtiiwest quarter
of »ectl -n so township D. ran'C li, lu Cimk Countv.
Illinois, ami all right xid equity of mlemptl m uf tlT*-
sald slmoii s. W*llt*ve and Mary WJlt-cc Dieretu, I
make Du- amount due ou said note*, and Dm eo-ts atm
exp a-e* of such-ale. JAMKd l>. LI DL.V.>L
Chicago, i K*t. glib, W3O. 31ARV M’DLAM.
Adudnlstratursuf Me estaty of Jacob >V. Ludlam.de
ceased, tne aforesaid mortgagee. ocR-diUMtl
The above sale I* postponed till Fridar, December
7th. Wid, ut same bourand place.
Chicago, Nor. Itith, ISGUL JAMES D. IXDL.VM.
MAItY
Administrators of the estate of Jacob W. Lndhim. de
ceased. noUU»L .id
A 3 ASTKU’S SALE.—State of ll!i-
J.»JL col*, rook County. S.S*—Circuit Court Cook
County. In chancery. Klilm Granger vs. ]<aUba/er
Uoru and Johu Gray. Public notice laherehv giver,
chat In pursuance of a decrecentend Intheab-jveen.
tlthd cause on the 20th October, A. I>, WSI, I, L. C,
Paine Freer. Master In Chancery of Cook C. umt. uhi
at the hour of twelve o’clock meridian, (noon) on th«
21th day oi December. A. U. IsdA ut the north door oi
the Court House In tbit City of Chicago. County o:
Cook aforesaid, sell at public auction, for catdwtotb.
highest bidder, all the buildings of ever}* kind standing
on sub lots six p!) and seven and teo ilU| leetuU Uu
north side of aub-lot elgtit OJ of lot No. Uv« (3i In
block four O). In the original town of (. lilcago. m the
Conotv «t cook aforesaid. The purchaser will, by the
term* of sold decree, have the right to remove ua aald
buildings Crutu the premUea ab •% e described.
L. i:. PAINE FKKER,
blaster tu Chancery. Cook county.
Chicago, N0v.22, IsW. BuShLUltd
MAbTKirS JSALE.—biaic of Ilii
noU. County of Coot >. &, Superior Court ot
Chicago. In Chancery. tiHHamC. y* ang™. r«annul
L. liatvcr, Henry j*. Munroev Jumna W, Cochran. George
l>e Coyne?. Gideon I'arkrr, Kaaanl AlcCoanell. litrum
A. tucker, Henry A. Smylhe, Jo.-eph A. Sprague. .Mar
vel W.Cooper, Web ters.strele.canl Vum.gai.dine
Chicago Alarme and Mru Insurance Coiupanv.
imbue notice L-. hereby given that in pursuance of a
decretal order, enteredL» the above eutUKd cau»e ou
tlie iJUt day ot November, is»io. I. Ira Scott, a* .Mar
ti rln Chancery or the superior Court of Chicago, uilt
cn the fifteenth Us}' of December. A. la. lane, ul ten
o’clock m ur for. iu»>n of that day at public auc
tion to tae Highest bidder for ca-li. at the north door ot
Ihetourl House In the city of Chicago In aald County
offouk, the following desert bed real enisle. situate in
tne city of Chicago, la the County of Cook. od state of
Illinois. to wit:
l hat portion of the Klngsburr Tract commencing
at a jK.lnt b» the north line ui unlurto atrevc tour hun
dred and nfiy*?L\ (thoj feet from ti.u east line of said
Kingsbury tract, thence northerly parallel with the
castUue ofsaid Kingsbury tract, one hundred anu
nine «lidj leet more or less; to the south line oi
Sedge viekV Addition, thence westeil; along the south
due of aedgw.ck's Audition two hundred and tw«uty.
clgnt ('■Ht led; thence southerL; and parallel with
the rmst Hue of cuU Kiug-bury Tract. one hundred a-.U
oiuc (iP.*; feel mure ur le»a to the uurtii Hue of unurlo
street; theuce easterly aloug the north Uuc ot Ontario
street two nunutvd and tweuly-eight feet to tne
place ofbi'glunLg.
Abo that portion of the Kingsbury Tract commenc
ing at a pohit lu tho north line of Ontario atred. two
huiitireii ami twenty-eight led from the tad tine
of the sold King-bur}' i net; thence northerly paral
lel with the east line of said KC-g-bury tract, one
hundred and nine (id*; fed. more or lust, to the south
hue of Sedgwick's Addition; thence westerly Along
Cue south line of Sedgwick's Addition, two hundred
Ahd twentv-elgtit ('*?*» feel; thencesontheriyand par
allel with the vast line of said Kingsbury Tract one
hundred and nine (loy; fed. more or les-. to the north
line ot Ontario street; thence ea-U-rly aloug the north
line ol Ontario street, two hundred and twenty-eight
('£»; feet to the place of beginning.
AL-» that portion of the brngsunry Tract commenc
ing at a point in tae north line of Uutario street, at its
intersection with the eadt line or -aid Klog-bnrv
Tract, thence northerly aloutt th* *•«•* line ot Mid
Ktucsbury tract one Hundred and nine (■*>» feet more
or less, to the south line of Sedgwick's Addition;
thence westerly along the south hue of Sedgwick's
Addition t»o hundred and twenty-eight fed:
thence southerly and parallel with Lie east line of
said Kingsbury Tract one hundred and nine u«o feet
more or 10-.to the north line of Ontario street:
thence easterly along the north line of Ontario street
two hundred ahd tw euty-elght (££>> feet to the place of
beginning.
Abo aii undivided three-fonrths part of all the fol
lowing described lot. piece or parcel of land situate in
them* of Chicago. County of Cook and State of Illi
nois, to wit: Commencing In the centre of Ontario
street, at a point two liunured and fifty (‘430) feet east
oftiieccutreoft'avtihi street and running thence due
east aloug tne centre of said Ontario street two hun
dred and ilttv (£>oi lerl; thence north to the north line
of the Klng-bury Tract one hundred and n fly-nlue
I lob; feet, more or lean; thence west aloug theiurtn
Uue of sold Kingsbury Intel two hundred and fifty
<iiSo> feet: thence south one hundred and flfly-nine
tlabj feet, more or lens, to the place of beginning.
lUA SCOTT,
Master in Chancery of the Superior Court of Chicago.
Dated NoveinberSU, Do&diPitd
MASTER’S SALE.—State of HU
noK Coot County. S. S.—Superior Court of
Cldcago. in Chancery, George Graham v*. WlUiam
Voltmer.
public notice b hereby given, that In pursuance of a
decretal order, entered In die above entitled cause on
the 3ltU day of September, In 10.1, In Scott, an Mx-ti-r
of Chancery In said Court, will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, on the tulrtletb touih)
day of November ls*>, at ten o'clock lu the forenoon of
tnat day. at the north door of ttie Court House In die
city of Chicago, lu said county of Cook, all of the right,
title and Interest of the sold defendant, William \olt*
mer. In and to the following described real estate,
situate lu the County of Cook and stale of lllluoU. to
wit: Lots number seventy-one (71; and seventy-two
in block tight (d). In sampson « Green*.-, Addition
to Chicago. or so much of said prembes as may be
□ecesearv to satisfy the indebtedness due complainant
under said decree, and costa, together with the Master's
fees, commissions and dlshursomenta ou said sale,
bated. Novembers L*jo. IRA aCoiT.
Master lu Chancery of the Superior Court of Chicago.
MORTGAGEE’S SALE.—Where*
as Jacob Russell and Mary H. Russell, his wife,
both of the Cltv of Chicago, and State of Illinois. d.d
execute aud deliver to ti.e iinderAgoed their certain
indenture of mortgage, bearing date the second day of
July, A, l>. lS3tt.to secure the payment of a certain
promissory note of even date tberew uli, given by the
oslu Jacob unwell for the »um of .- ourt>-ea 1 bomuad
Dollars. (*14,000) payable five years alter the date there*
ot at tue City Dank of Boston. Massachusetts, and pro.
Tiding that the lutere* t thereon, which should be at the
rate of tan per cent, per annum, should also be paya
bit* st said city Rank, In Boston, «cmt-annually, to-wit:
On the second day of January a dJnly each In every
year, w filch .-aid mortgage I- recorded la the Recorder’s
office of Cook Counts Mate of Illinois, In Hook 45 of
Mortgages, at page 6iu. and. whereas detanlt has been
made In the payment of the Installment of‘nterrstdae
the second day of January. 1300, ano at-o in the pay*
ment of the lastollmect of interest due the second day
of Jah.lSGO. ana both remain unpaid:
Now. therefore, public notice I- hereby riven, that L
James U. Merrill, Trustee aud Mortgagee aforesaid, of
ti>e city of Boston and State of Moa*achasctta accord
log to the terms of said mortgage, do hen-br declare
V.e principal sum secured ik'.ereDY to be now dec. tor
reason of said default la payment of Interest, and that
1 shall. In pur .-nance and by virtue of the power and
authoritt in me vested by said mortgage, and for i‘;o
nses and therein ex;-rei«-«ii. on Thursdav. the
thirteenth dav of Dccemb'-r. A. D. at cloven
o'clockln the forenoon ••>fsa , dda , -,atihe north do-»r
of tse Court House, In tho cilr oi Udrw*. «i! at pub
lic auction. to the Ulghe -1 bidder for cub, the premises
In said mortgage described. t>wlt:
•‘That piece or pare*.l of laud known and described
aslotfonr (I). In block ■***veiitecn iVT». In th**trj,-ti msl
section fifteen c 1A). addition fc- the c.ty of Chicago. be*
ingetgiitv (30) feet trout on Michigan a.cuue a:..i one
bundn-dand eighty feet (lA»Mu depth tt> t!ie allev in
the renr. according t > the plan rwordedbi Cook Cono*
tv Head*try. with the dwelling house and other Im
proviu-enU thereon. JAMES C. MEURIIi,
Trustee Mortgagee.
J.M.P **™, Attorns/. eeu&u-ui
.SALE. — Wherca*,
u * S*®-««««® *n<t dcllrtr tom" th.
the . w,lerr . b,i ! conveyed toraZ
? m !* be £t ,l I dena and "hceeS
in thecityof'chJSSTrS d *! c,a /jlsituated
one and two i?ui^v S v bdl T on °L l <>*
of the nortlirwt omnim" or f m
seventeen. Town (29) nonrt Ran*, miV Vi., o *rv?Jl
Principal Mnfdlu. with»uthctalforSS?
menu on Mill preniliw at the il.le "RSi njid i
n-hlcli mWit hereafter he place,i ihereon hi tJSit S
nernre thejannent ofa certain prS'SenSfe if
even date with eald deed, fur the .nm nf dreTiSndlM
and alxtjr.flvo dollar* and Interest thereon, wmiiod
deed mentioned, and which raid deed was AoWk
vorde ! In t?-c Recorder’** offlee of Cook County albra.
said. In Book number UK of Deed-, at Page 329
Now therefore, default having been mad* intbt pay
ment of said note and Interest ihettoo.
and nooni anplfratf<>n having been made t > me. the tin!
designed, hr the legal holder of said note for that
rio7' ( i* e *i**i ! ? ,1 'l n,M!r . nr,,anre w lth the provisions of
•i i ‘l ee “ ami for the purpose* therein men.
tinned, on Monday, December 3d. IPCO. at ten oVleck
|9* forenoon of said day. at the north door of tho
lh . e rlt T. ° f 1 Count* Of Cook,
S n 3 ' Late of Illinois, sell aml of said property
T above described, and all the right, ml£
nw?iJf? ,, l. i v of redemption of the safdEdwla
rh,mcn. x. aa*a stf™«»B>aaa
TTRI-STKKS SALE.—AV lioreas
* Robert F, Shinn, did on the sixteenth day of
TF 1 ? o*® 0 *® a . nd deliver to me, the under.
MgnetL Myrrit T f <>K as fmeti-e. a rtr*-d <f tmst of the
pr -nils* * n>-r> liiafter described, to the oavment
•J • certain nmml-H*.ry note, made by the aatd Kubm
h? . p .*r ,p J , V. ,v In said deed of
P ll "** 7 bl ' h pW Jrvd of trust waa duly fllrd for record
•»rc*»rdv p j*o r Pcc of Cook Coimlv. and Statwof
lit of Jeeda at r IJCa * anadul ? recorded in book
Now. therefore, defliult havlngbeen made tn the pay.
menrofthf -aid pMiuls-iry note, mention'd In said
•lend of tn-f. ami application ha- lug be* n made t. me
be tin* legal liotd-r thereof, public nortec N hum by
Slv'-n.thai In p'.f'iiaupe ot the provl.dou* ot «al<! trust
deed, and by vlrfJ' • fth.-p wvraudai.lbcrltyersi t«d
tome ill amt by said trust deed, audfnr tv navsand
pnnsvM-* tin-rein ex nr- -se.i t -.hall. <m Mondar. the
tlilfl day of Dvcemn* r A.l> at the hunrnftwelva
i* cl >ck at no m. at the north door of the c<*mtllouau
lathe city of Chicago. ro.>g fonntv and state -I llll*
nols. stU at public a-.rti n X» the highest bidder for
ea»h, the pn nds< *• di s.r;b *1 .u said trust d« «U. to wit*
Lot UTimberfonrt* "ii ddm rlock nambtrslstifD ilfi)
InCarpenteris Addithm to i'Mragn. said l> t )>Hrg fifty
feel on Fulton stfef. Uv one hundred feet on rVorta
, and ? 11 r, P !;t alld (, <imty of redemption of tho
•aid Robert r. Shinn. hU heirs and assigns then In.
Chicago, Nov. 13®. M. T. COLE, Trustee.
ooSlxtd
AfORTGAGE SALE.—'Whvreas,
of Albl.m, In ll„ ft.tn of
Michigan, did on the ikl dav of Ma*. ISCO. execute arrl
delh vr t° Glider, of the town of Marstmil jo
the r tatc of Michigan, a certain bulenttir* **f uu>n»M
t*» aceun® the Pawuent m three s. veral pn-u.KM.fy
r tU * ' a!d W’rtgage. for th- sum ot
each,said m-trabelrcpaxablu
loJ.Hcph Mbleyor ord« r.oneid.xtv d«»* after’date,
me six nionth* afterdate, umluneln twelve months
afterdate, w.th Irit n—t at the rale pf fn percent per
xmii.u; wlileli said mortgage U n-conl-’d In the Re.
<-»>r*t«*r.> o;..ce of Jo Davit •» countv. b.>ok »of mort.
s, on pßgi*«*A«t and JW», which said m-rrgage waa,
iILaJk cifV entb ! far ff November. IStiU. b- cue said
Joseph Sl!.iev,aaslgnc«J to the subscriber, and when as
« w*** nrovU.-d !n and by the terms ..f said mortgage
that. IrdWh ilt be made In the pavmert of said prtjSida*
!*.'!? ;' u,, ’' r '; r thrni. flrht r. f principal or In.
». n ;. r - ? n i* l **‘ la >‘ *' r ua.» «* when the same shall become
L a \ a il 1 '’ t * 1 V of said prii.clpa! and Inter,
Am SC c » ,r, d «»!r 88 l *» n< '. T, .’ s •i , °ubl there non hi come
due antl pavablc. and *al.l mortgage should be immedi
ately fotvclo-.*d to p«v the same.
d ; tli ; l , £ h * heen made In the pay
r. n £ tfiPjra* of Mid pr-'miisorv imt «, no part ol
said mdebtedave*havingV.-n paid.arc-nUrg*t^tha
terms of MU murtgage. public notice Ishervb* given,
tic t L Horace J. Perrin, a®aignee of said mortgage, do
iuTvbjWcclarc all of said uot. s insald mortgage de
•vrtbed to be due bv rvason of >aid default In m»» meat,
a:ui that 1 shall, fur the purpi>se of making the money
due np«>n said notes, amounting at the due* of this ad.
verasementtothe sun* of fo.rtnousaudsevenhmidred
and twenty dollars andscventv'-fuir cents, and In ac
cordance with tin* power In me vest-d by said mort
g;ig**und th* assignment thereof. I shall, on Friday.
Die thirtieth dav of November, l»P, at lu u’cb ckla tho
forenoon, sell at public auction, at tho north door ot
the C'onrt Hulls.', in the city of Chicago, to Cl.e highest
bidder for ca-«h, the following described tracb cf lacd,
•ttnaU'din tho County of Jo D&vtv««. In the State id
Illinois, and known and described as Pillows, to wit:
The northwest quarter uisccUun thtiiy*tive(:ij- tho
s**uth half of the southwest quarter of section twenty,
•dx (jfii; tiie soothwvat quarter of section twentv.nva
.£>>: and tlic southwest quarter of the suutht*a®t'quar*
ter of section twcnty.tlvc (23); In town twei t.-nlua
t .-j). range three (3). east of tlm fourth principal' m. rl
ilan. Dt-big tlic same premises conveyetl to th* party
•>f tiie first part by Carlosl*lerce and wife, and all right
and equity »f redemption of tin* said George Hannans.
hU heir* and assigns. HORACE J. IQiHKIN.
Chicago, Nov. aJih, 19®. A&slgiiea.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
Cook.*;.?— circuit Court of Cook County, Jnnu*
.ir ,*cru- LSD. ChortaMaealll-terv*. Wmutuß.ller
rick..MartnaJ. ilcrri k. Ms wife, and Jacob Herrick,
guardian of the said William 11. Herrick.—lu Chaucery.
Affidavit of tlie non residence of William B. Herrick,
Martlia J. Herrick, and Jacob Herrick, guardian,
defendunLs above named, having been Bled In Me office
of tlie t 'b-rk of said circuit Court of Cook County.
Notice U hereby given to the said William 13. Herrick.
Martlia J. Hemes, his wife, and Jacob Derrick guar
dian. .vc„ that aid complainants hied ills bill of cots.
plaMt In said Court, on the Uiancerv sld* thereof, on
tntf ninth day uf November. 18A>, n>.d that a -nmuiona
thereupon Issued out of wild Court agalnstsald defend
ants. returnable on the tint Monday of January next
Ul*U>. as l» by law rvquiri d.
Now. unless you, tlie said non-resident defendants
•hall personally be and appear before said Circuit Court
of Cook County, on the Brst day of the neat term
theroC to be holden at Chicago, in said County, on
tlie Urst Motidav of Januarr, isoi, and nhad. an weror
demur to the said complainant* bill of complaint, the
same and the matter* and ti.Jugs therein charged and
stated will bu taken aa confessed, and a decree entered
against you according to the prayer ofsaid MIL
WM, t. CUCKCII. Clerk.
Sn>K& Unau. Compl’ts SoVr. n<nwaltw»lw
vJITATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
Cook. 8. B,—Superior Court of Chicago, Decem
ber Term, a. D. iM4i. Michigan Centra) UailruadCtm
i»anv and John W. Brook* vs. P.lUabcUi K. tiuraop.
Jemima Ann Burdin, John K, llnrsou, lleiirt>tta N.
diirsun. Thomson E. Uursou and Edward Durson.—la
chancery.
AtUdavltor Dio non-residence of all Die defendants
ob *vc named, havlm* been Bled In the office of the
clerk «•( Mifd isniu-rior court nf Cldcag**. Notice la
ncreby given to aJ! Die Said dwU>t»U«kf above named
tiiattfie cumplali ant* uhd their bid of complaint In
•aid Court, o.i Iht Chancery side tliereof on Die 12lh
day of Novenib- r. Is’o, and that a tmmiuoi.H thereupon
i—tied <>iit of said Court against sold deieudauto, re
turnable o.i the urst Monday of Dcwmbcr uext tibtiu,)
.ut U ny law n-quir. d.
NowMinl<»yMii. tb>* said defetn>anta above named
shall persoially b<- aud appear beion-sold Superior
• onrtofChlcagoofCook County. <>n Die tlrstdav «>f
the next tctmtmrvof. M b** hold' ll at > lileago In sold
! ouiiiy. on me nrat Monday of December. LVju, ai d
plead, answer or demur to Die said eon.plalnaul’s bill
■ f roiuplalnt*. Dm muu*. and tin* inatu-ra aud Uiinrt
tlirrelu charged and staled, will be taken a**
-uid a decree entered agaii st you a cording t- tba
prayt rufaaid bllL WALTfO(KI.M!(ALO'I«rk.
w .tLRKu. \’as Auuax & Dunn. Compl’t* bul'ra.
Uol7-dt7l-lW
MUTATE OK ILLINOIS, COOK
O County. S. S.—Sup' r!or Court of Chicago, Novem*
per Term, A. l>. 18U>. Francis W.JJlutcliforu va. Jott-pli
tv hltull. Attachment.
Public Notice l* Lire by circa to the said Joseph
ivtilitat!. that a writ of attachment tamed our of (ho
otliee oi the clerk of the supplier Court of Chicago,
dated the 3d day of November, a. D. at the suit of
the said Kninclw W. idatcnforu and ag;da-*t the estate
ofthe aald Joseph Wblttall for Uicsuui of three hundred
and twelve d<dl»r* ami ttfty-lbree cents, v&'ASI), dt«
reeled to the sheriff Of Cook Couuty. which »ald writ
aa» been retained executed. Now, therefore, miles*
eou, the told J seph Whlttail eliull personally be and
appear before the said Superior Court of Chicago, ott
or before the lint dar of the term Ihureot to behold*
on at the Court House in tue City «>f Ch.cago, on the
urst Mondnv of November. A. I>. give special ball*
and plead t-’the aald plalutitf'a action, judgment will
be entered against you, and lu favor . t the aaldpltdu*
tiff, and so much of the property attached aa may be
auhlclcnt to eullafv the aaldiudumeui aoo costa, wftlhft
*old to satisfy the"same. WALTEU ElMilAhL,
U. T. brttLS, Pll lb Atfy. Uerlt.
Uo3dACMw
jrcalcs,
DU BY EE & KOUSYTH,
slanu&ciarlnfr Company
SCALES
FIRE Jt BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES
Warehouse Trucks, Baggage Bt
rows. Sugar Mills, 4c.
A. K. SPENCER, Aset
cMS!7-(tGMm tu Sout
I'lVinfum Scales • aj * '
Manaftctnred t)r ■
ADAMS ft HITCHCOCK,
39 S. C’analul., Clilca^o.
AllUmlaolSciilcaKepiilriii.* *
JJITCHCOCK’S
HOWE’S STAND
ARD SCALES.
TUQ&S* UICRERSOX,
Vo. 45 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 111
Weigh oot of Level. Xo Check
Rod*. All friction received on
ItsdU M»r»M-lr
©listers.
CTEVEXS &
orsrrus,
FRESH FROM BALTIMORE EVERT DAY.
LOS • Randolph Street - 108
Orders from tbe country solicited and promptly
attended to. _ ocssd2ls4m
L . 8.- p LArr & CO,
OYSTERS
FROM BALTIMORE AND DELAWARE BAT.
05 • • • Randolph Street - • - 65
Order*from tin* • ■ t nrvpr * u:>tl ■• to. Ifets
pIHUAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
VJ and
PRINTERS’ WAREHOUSE,
90 Washington Street, Chicago.
The subscriber U prepared lo furnish TYPE In largo
or small quantlcs. imide from a superior quality of
metaL tor either cash or approved paper, lie la also
supplied wild u large stock of I'rcset-s, Ink. Wood Typo,
and every thing necessary tor a complete l*rlnUng
Oillce. a new specimen Hook Is now ready for delivery
and will be sent to parties winding to order, on appllca-
Hon. * I>. L. DODGE, Treasurer.
ImMS-for.i
TEVXE & ALMIXI,
tl Fresco and Orornthc
PAINTER S *
101 Washington su Chicago.
FRESCO AND DECORATIVE FAINTING
In the Parlor), Dining Halls and libraries of first,
class Residences. AU“. the hue- lor of churches, Pub-
Uc Halls, Ac* In Chicago, Illinois and other States.
We a.to give strict att utlon to the Graining of Wooda
and Mamies, and solicit vunr order*, confident of axe.
curing them to vour ei.tlre satL-racilon.
ocrtO-taiy JEVNE * ACM INI, 101 Washington tt,
\7ERY IMPORTANT "iXFORI
* M.VTION.—-The Illinois Starch Company, at
Ottawa, are now manufacturing the Purest Starch In
The world. In body, quality and v hit eaese it cannot
be excelled, and being manufactured entirely with
spring water, which la naturally soft as min water.lt
contains no nefarious chemical, hence It tslntftUtely
more desirable for lood and laundry purposes than
any otherln use.
As an assurance to the public of the merits of
the Starch, any amount of the most satisfactory refer,
ences could be given, butln this ease reterence seem to
be unnecessary, a* all. by procuring a Utile for trial,
can satisfy themselves. In baying the Starch be par.
in seeing tliat It Is taken from boxes marked
ILLINOIS STABCII COJIFANY,
McGinnis, maker.
To Wholesale Dealers. theCompnnv would say with
our unequalled facility for manufacturing, and the Terr
great advantage we nave over all other factories ot
purchasing com at low prices, we can sell yon as
figures that will make It to your Interest to send us
your orders. Even- box of Starch that leaves tbs
factory la warranted equal if not superior to any pro
duced lo the world. All orders and eoinraiinlcutioo*
addressed “Illinois SUrch Company, Ottawa, lliluofe**
will receive prompt attention. i iegl.cGJUtm
XV’KT WHEAT.—Karmen* take
* i noilcf.—lamprßparetlt«jrtf ( 'l'-'cii.id(ir»yonr
imtp an.-uleabio wheat, so tut it- win pruw Inspection,
cut ! atom it at the usus! r«tes. uiiiirautueiDjr its sound*
nrM when tailed, charge* forDnlng onanary dump
wtu>at for farmers sad country dealer* will not exceed
live C'-msger bushel. Advance* made on wkeat left
lu store. Caloric Drw'i Meal from new com for sslo
bribe bag orbarrel. [jel7-U I ST LVKS fEU MARSH.
AMT cl “
lIKLh 4 Z AliiX,
KiSCr\CTCKM4 0>
TAIXOTV GAMBLES AMS SOAPS,
And dealers In Hides, Wool Pelts. Seeds «nd« Pork.
Factory on corner or State street and Archer
Offlce and Warehouse, 71 Klntle street.
A 0. K2TVOU. unr» Um,

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