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omcc Bomii Attnciwat WmS-
JjftlSSoaLondco. Circularstesttoaaraddress.
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ADVANCES MADE ON
\_y OONEtGKXXETS OP
Crain and Flour to Buffalo*
By UKDEBWOOD * CO.
Rpl7-p4C-la
CURVETING AND ENGI
jO SEEKING.
SAMtAL S. GBEELET,
jtßrveycr and Civil Engineer, removed ms ofiice to
Nft* 6S WtAingten Street, Portitnd Blocfc*
W . P. DAVIE,
Forßcvcrel year* attached ae Draughtsman to th« oth
ers o! the City Surveyor, and of the Boards of Wa
ter Cop mlwconure and Public Works, bating a fun
and complex adh of all Addition* and Subdivisions
■FlUdn the City Limits, is prepared to furnish
Plata of Heal Estate,
or copies from recorded nape. (likewise mechanical
and otb»r drawing?). at ttesaiEepl&ce. R8 Washington
etroet. Portland Block. &pIS-pso>ua
/->ASH ADVANCES ON GRAIN
pND FLOUR for sale In Eastern markets.
KIMBALL & \TOLCOTT,
Are prrpsroa to make advances on Grain and Floor
consigned to John WDmot, New York, and give the
shipper privilege of telling In Oswego or Buffalo on
&i Aval ol the consignments at either oTtheee points.
apll'p£» 6m
QLARKSON & TREE,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law.
Boom* 1 and 2, S3 Dearborn street
j. p. clabxsox. fmbSl n9OS-lm]
C CENTRAL WESTERN
I War maim. Bonnty and Pension Office of
WILLSON & MERRIAM,
ATTOBNETS AT LAW,
AS Cllek Stetet Chicago. Illinois.
sot. m. willson. [fei2-k26i-ly] jos, w. meeeiam.
fAARR BROTHERS,
\_J JNO. B. J£. CJ KS. 3L DVrmT.CCX Ci.EE.
REfIT. ESTATE BROKERS,
and branch house of
“ The national Claim Agency”
Of Harvey, Collin? & Brace, Washington. D. C,
Knight’s Block, 12S Dearborn street, Chicago.
The icott reliable and ONLY DIRECT War Claim
Agency In Chicago.
Particular attention paid to Special CiAtstß, Pek
-BiONi>. and Patents.
NO ADVANCE FEES demanded and NO CHARGE
made for prosecuting claims li not rccoverea.
Address CADR BKUTHEBS, “National Claim
Agency.” P. O- Bor 4Wi-
Retec to Cblc&go Tribune Company; c. H. Scrlvea,
Eea • John A- Nicholas, Bsq.: Messre. G. H. & L. Lafltn
&Co.;M?P«rB. HollS;er & WUkins; Mcasfs. Vaudw
vooml'ickersoa & Co. mui!o-n6*7-lf
THE
War-Claim Agency”
Haw esbihifehcd an office *| IK Washington street
Chlcaco. 111. for the collectionrof all Claims against
the United Statsb Goyxbkkint, growing ont of the
PnuxNT Fix Claims received and forwarded to the
PRINCIPAL AGENTS AT WASHINGTON,
For PENsroKB, Bounty Monet, Back Pay, and
r.ia*ma dne Conteactoes from the CosisnESAST and
QraUTEEiLAETXE Bzpaltkxnte. &cl and collected
Cheaper asffi Sooner th&n by any other means.
N. B.—Liberal avracgementß made with Claim Col
lectors In the country.
Addrcfs. H. M. SHEPARD, Att'yatLaw,
mh4 n2TS-3m If* Washington street Chicago.
/CLAIMS ON THE UNITED
V_ ' STATES.—The undcnslgned are engaged In the
Collection of Claim* on the several Departments of the
United Slates Government and especially those on the
Commhrftary and Departments, and all
claims regslrinc an act of Congress. They will also
attend to procuring Bounty Lauds, Soldiers’ and
Widows’ Pensions, and Soldiers’ Back Pav. Mr. Dor
man will remain at Washington. D. C„ and may be con
sulted or addressed there. Mr. Clarke may be found
or frddt*j«eed &t the ofiice of Messrs. Waite & Towne,
ICC Washington street, Chicago. HL All may depend
on the utmost promptness In collecting and remitting.
O. M. DORMAN. a C. CLARKE.
ErTTarycKs:—Bon. S. Foot, Vt.: Hon. Ira Harris
K. Boa. E. Cowan, Ps.: Eon. J. l-J.Howard. Mich.
Hon_ I.ymap. TrumhuiL EL: Hon. L N. Arnold, 11.
*Eon.B F.Bradlev.Mich; Hon Thomas Drummond
Chicago: Hon. John M- WUsou, Chicago: Mes rs.
Waite & Towne, Chicago; JohnL. Scripps, E*a, Chi
esgo. ic2S-a192-5m
T7TAR CLAIM OFFICE—Prompt
T v attention given by the subscriber to the pros
ecution of all legal claim* against the United &ntea.
?10t> 00 bounty Is now due theTieirs of deceased soldiers
and officers. Applications received by malL Adores*
LEAVITT A WRIGHT. Atfys at Law.
Office Ko. 5s Scnth Clark ctresL 'i’ost' Office Box
MIS, Chicago. IU, . Ja4-kl7:4m
pAPER.
PIOKZEB PAPEB WAREHOUSE 0?
BUTLER & HUNT.
Ko. 48 STATS STREET.
Manufacturer* and Wholesale Dealers In all kinds el
Coarse and Fine I'apera. Envelopes, Cords, Card and
Straw Boards, Paper Bag*. Printers' tab, &c,
Cash paid for all kinds of paper Stock, mhi
S. KIRK & GO,,
J.
SOAP CANDLE
And dealer* to P.esto. Soda Ann. Tallow, Tallow Oil, Sc.
Koc. 18 A 20 Blver-et., Chlc&cc.
anT-csmy
Sugars.
CORBIN & CO.
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SEGARB.
Manufactured from Selected - Havana Tobacco.
For sale at Wholesale and Retail at
50. 65 CLARK STREET
tnhl-n!9l-6m Comer cf Randolph street, Chicago, XU.
©cculist
JJENRY HAKPKE, M. D.,
O CCULIST.
Wisconsin,
Oppofitc the La Croesc Railroad Eepot. P. G. Box ST3.
The above named teels confident that, having studied
Opthslmlc Surgery In the moei cclebra.ed Uo-versltiea
of the Old World and more specially In the opera-lug
riv>ni of tlie dlFtlagalf.hed Prnfi Graefi, In Benin, with
whom he paticnC mcetudls* until the year iSS9, he can
afiord to lie public the tklil or a thoroughly compe
tent rractiinntr—one »ho baa acquainted himself
with the latest discoveries In Practical Eye Sorgery-
In connection with this, he would referto the many
Fnccewful operations and cft«ce which hehas effected
since te opened practice In this citv. It may not be
too much lor him tohope. that by extending the field
of bis activity, bis uscictnese to the suffering might be
greatly Increased myS^-rt+Wt
plaints.
pHENCH WHITE ZINC
PAINT,
x.xuz fkok
PURE METAL,
Tieille Montagne Ce.of Paris.
Superior in all respects to Lead or American Zinc.
Is tree from the unhealthy effects of Lead,
wwte xlnc wll i not tuns yeTow or peel
Gases of any kind do not effect 1U color.
Will cover one founh mere surface tfr«n lead.
For Contractors, It offers great economy.
Color* wttn zmcbawn retain their brtgutnea*.
Walls tinted and panelled, cheaper than paper.
If washed with water will always look fresh.
When properly laid will be smooth u marble.
Use spirits for dead white, vamiah for gloss.
For ceilings, dry zinc mixed with glue water.
Is adapted for outside and inside work.
Cover knots with size or gum sheilaok.
Use only zinc for priming aud first coats.
Do not dome in contact with new lead work.
Dae enow white lor lan coat only.
No. l Wbitxlb Red Seal. Bkow White, Green seal.
Be sure the seals are found unbroken.
Packed dry in barrels. 2203 a and -ril Ibc.
Mlxeo la oil. 2S, 50. VO. fro. 90C. 500 lbs.
Snow Vnra in Voppt 6xxp oil for last coat—extra.
JOSEPH M. STRONG, New York,
Agent Vitale Montague Company,
FOB BALE BY
LEWIS, PACE & CO.,
lOS So, Water St, Chicago*
mj< L rl.%-6t
CTocfeing «>tabcs.
'J'IIE KING OF STOVES.
THE TRIUMPH,
FOB COAL OR WOOD,
Arranged with hot air draught and large ventilated
oven.
THE TRIUMPH
WQi htte, boa broIL roast, fry. toast, and perform
operation in Cooking at the SAME TIME
and to the mat perfect manner, and with Che greatest
■economy in latl.
the triumph
the triumph
Bas* regular raoj e water back for heatlnpwater fbr
<USU&:on in pipes throwhthe
■gvtt&Beou.ly and eipedlttouilfilSS^SS
. Institute « *oov.
SSfffi£?,SsgiSS !m * b SSSffi
After much deliberation yonr CommlttM *»..
First Pamirx. a SILVE* MEDAL, toti« 414 *■
TEIUMPH 000EHTG STOYE.
JAB.V.Z. BLAKET. )
J 0 ”""*.
For sale by
JAMES P. DAITOS.
fiacoeesorto ADen ft Dalton, 79 lake afreet.
33anSi«s anh JBrdjattge.
W F. COOLBATTGH «; CO,
* BANKERS, Chicago, DI. arehovrprepared
to do a General -«M»irnig ud Bschangeljnslnett, in the
office formerly occupied by B. p. Caner <SCo. .
"W. r.. COOLBAc&H, i*u - President Burlington
Branch State Bank of lotra.
COOLBAtJQH ft BBOOKB, Burlington, lows.
. myS-ripS-ita -
W. DBEXEL & CO.,
J.
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. 42 South 01ark-st., Chicago,
DEALERS IK
DOMESTIC AMD FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
Stocks, Bank Notes, Land Warrants, Specie, &&, Ac,
Deposits received- Collections promptly made.
Pratts on Ireland, France and Germany, for sale in
soma to salt.
DEAW OH
REAS, DBEXEL & Co., New York.
SREXEL & CO., Philadelphia.
oyS-ria iy ___
TJ # DOOLITTLE, Banter and
dealeb in exchange,
Fo. 40 South Clark street, Chicago, Illinois.
fa-Partlcnlar attention given to CoUection*jny3-rBS ly
AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
Coin, Bank Note* and Land Warrants. No. 1 Clark
street, comer of South Water.
Special attention given to Collections throughout
the Northwest Account* solicited, and interest al
lowcd on special Deposits. myl-p96>3ai
JW. DREXEL & CO.,
• No. 42 South Clark street,
BARKERS AND DEALERS IK EXCHANGE,
Domestic and Foreign Exchange bought and soil.
sp23-p6lsAjn
W. GREENLEAP & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
44 Exchange Place. New York,
pr Orders for the purchase or sale of Stock*, Bonds,
Treasury Notes, &A, executed promptly anasatisfac
tciiiy. apl4-p3u7-3m-at-w*iy
T> UTTER.ENDICOTT&WHITE.
XV house,
BANKERS
AND DEALERS 15 EXCHANGE.
Haring leased the office recently occupied by the
• Exchange Bank of E A Tucker & Co.,’* are pre
pared to do a general
Banking, Exchange and Collection Business.
Deposit* received, and advances made upon ship
ment* or produce in store. mh3l-n9i3-6m
T AND WARRANTS.—The high
a J est price paid for Land Warrants and Bounty
Scrip.
ALL SIZES FOR SALE.
E. W. MORSE. Land Agent.
Office of Ruston & S3 Clark street, corner
OfL&kc. Chicago. IIL r.0.80x6D55. mfa29-nS7T-3m
RANKING HOUSE OF
CHAPIN, WHEELER & CO,
COEKEE OF LAKE AMD LASALLE SI,
CHICAGO ILLINOIS.
Transacts a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
H. CHAPIN, President.
M- D. Buchanan, cashier. mh2Bajs3-ly
rjNIE BANK OF MONTREAL,
HAVING E3TABLISEED Ah’
AGENCY AT CHICAGO,
Is prepared to do a General Banking Business, Baying
and Belling
Eastern and Sterling Exchange,
Discounting PRODUCE BILLS based on shipments,
-mnt-inp
ADVANCES ON STORAGE RECEIPTS,
Re-payable in CHICAGO, or at other points. Receiving
Deposits and Collecting Commercial Paper.
deis-h7»-iy S. W. WILLARD, Agent
O.ILMAN, SON & GO.,
BANKERS,
No. 47 Exchange Place, New York.
Particular atteutsondevoted to Western business.
Wzsteejt Rkferbnces. —Chapin, Wlieeler & Co.,
Chicago, Illinois; Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur
ance Company Bank. Milwaukee; State Bank of lowa
and Brunches; State Savings Association, St, Loci*.
mhl9-nGiS-iy
I>UXTON & CO.. BANKERS &
V- BROKET®. Telegraph Building, 8. E. comer of
Clark and Luke streets. Buy and soil New York Ex
change. Gold. Silver and Unmrrcnt Money.
Highest price paid for Illinois and Wisconsin discred
ited currency. Prompt attention given to collections
and all business entrusted to us. mhl3-nl&i-3m
JJENRT A. STONE & SON,
BANKERS & BROKERS,
No. SO Wall Street, New Yorlc,
(eeae optics.)
Government Railroad ard Bank Stocks bought and
solo at the Bickers’ Board exclusively on commission.
U. f. Treasury Notes bought and sold. Business paoer
negotiated and advances made. Sterling and French
Exchange sold, and Letters of Credit obtained for par
ties going abroad. Interest allowed on Deposits.
Refer to Hon. Hugh T. Dickey, W. 8. Gurnee, Esq,
James Clapp. Esq - mhll-ntil 3m
TtrERCHANTS’ SAYINGS LOAN
iri & TRUST’company,
CAPITAL $500,000.
HENRY FARNAM, Prcs’l. S. A. S WITH, Vice Prea’t.
L. J. CAGE. Cashier.
This Institution will Discount Paper, buy and sell
Exchange and Coin, and nvy-lve money on deposit,
pay interest thereon when left a specified period; will
receive money for accumnlailoa, when left for a
terms of years; and receive and execute Tbcstb from
Court*. Corporations, Individuals and
Estates.
Office, corner of Lake and Dearborn streets.
PtkXCTOT.B'
.7. H. Dunham, James Goodwin, Henry Farnam,
John H. Foster, D. H-Holt, H H. Marie,
P. L. Toe, W. E. Dogeett A, H. Burley,
F. B. Cooley. C.H. McCormick, T. D. Gilbert.
QHAS. A. MEIGS & SON,
Bankers Sc Brokers*
50 Excbauge Place, 5. Y.
Blocks, Bonds and Treasury Note* Bought and Sold
on Commission. Advances made on Securities for sale
InKewToik Interest allowed on Current Balances
Dividends Collected, ft-C-ftc. CHAS. A. MEIGS,
Formerly Cashier of the American Exchange Bank.
New York. [felß-k97:-3ml QRAa, H. HETQ3.
T7UROPEAN EXCHANGE.
lid RILLS OF EXCHANGE ON
Ecgiacd, Franc*, Germany, Strl tie riant,
And other European Countrlee, for sale at the Bank
ing Office of
J. YOUNG SCAMMON,
Marine Bank Banding. Lake street, Chicago, Illinois,
|F“ Brails on Messrs. Baring Brothers & Co, Lon
don, and Letters of Credit available anywhere os the
Continent granted. deIShTSMy
AIKEN * NORTON,
XJk BANKERS ft DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
He. 1 Board of Trade Buildings,
South. Water street, Chicago.
Collection* made is all the principal cities in the
Patted States. Ja7-ly
ILLINOIS SAYINGS INSTILL
i TICK,
Of THE CITY OF OHIGAOO*
INCORPORATED, FEBRUARY. ISJZ.
Office, 104 and 106 Washington St
This Institution receiver deposits in Gold, Silver and
tiie Bills of Specie-paying lUnit of
FITS CENTS AND UPWARDS,
From an classes of persona, including Minora aud Mar*
rted Women, and allows Interest at the cate of
BIX PER CENT. FES ANNUM.
Dividends payable on the first Monday of January
aad July. Office open daky during me usual boors of
business, and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings mitQ
I o'oiock. JOHN C. HAINES, President,
N. B. KXDDBS. Cashier. IciOLI-lT
J} AVENPORT, ULLMANN & Co
NftWKKRA ATTR DEALERS 15 EXCHAHOE,
BANK NOTES, GOLD. SILVER, fta.
atfIFSD-ly No. 88 Clark st, Chicago, HL
■RANK OF AMERICA.—PubIic
Notice 1* hereby given, that aßßQlior &rculat
tag Notes of the
“BANK OF A3KERIGA.”
Heretofore tnoorpormtad and doing buslnea in the city
of Chicago, under the general banking laws of the State
of re in film most be presented for payment to the Audi
tor of Public Accounts of said State, at bis office, in the
stty of Springfield, within three yean from the date
hereof or the funds deposited fbr the redemption of
said notes will be given up to said bank.
Dated this 30th day of May, A. D. ISSL
GEORGS SMITH. President
B. W. Wellakp Cashier. lyfiSrgsttojel-Sl
EXCHANGE
A ON NEW YORK
FOR RALE BY KMOBT COBB,
Telegraph Office.
iHoncn to loan.
$3 000 TOLKNDFORFIVE
A.T TEN PER CENT.
On unincumbered prod active property tn the beet busi
ness part cf the city. Apply t« M. A. BOSKS, Attor
ney tor the lender, 9 Masonic Temple: Chicago.
mytrus-iw
J|ONEY TO LOAN ON
CHICAGO CITY PEOPEETY,
Or on Good Imfsotxd Faems, within 100 miles of Chi*
Cago. in this State. Farms for sale cheap,
- m Late st.
For money to loan
On Seal Estate Securities In CooK and adjoining
Oounttea. apply to
ERNST PRXTSSIN&,
Dealer U Fcreles Exchange, Boner aai Red
Estate Broker.
AfiEKT i'OE THE BRITISH COMKSKCIAI, LIES
IKbDBARCE CO, AKD KOTAET PUBLIC.
Ro. 6 liumoß Blocks
JJ. K. cor. Clark and Washington itL
ftOU-ly
JFUmr anb
Lake street mills—
For Come aadFtae Mm Feed, or anything In the
tttlllng lineat onr mill. All kind* of Floor at the low
bbl juices. Win purchase any supplies in our lioeir we
an rot able to grind the amcin ourselrea. Lake Su
perior. Michigan and all other orders toileted.
J. S. BTEYEFS & CO* ~We*t Lako-eti.cor. Deipltlnes.
jyli
PATENT BUCKWHEAT
X FLOUB—Manutactored by
HAWKINS & CHAPMAN,
MICHIGAN MILLS.
Try the very best Buckwheat Flour in the city-purs
and white. __
Choice Graham Flour, trots Winter Wheat.
Z&l>SSS#SSSSSt.**i*m*
Btor»—Ks. STS Boatk W»t<r StiMt.
notf. .
HC. ROSIN', Pattern Making of
• erery description, '
Scroll Bawln e ,i,ars« Circular Taming
AKD MODEL lUMQie,
WMUattee *eet, CUMget IS.
MONDAY, MAY 12, 1802.
LIST OF LETTERS
Heztxftixdßg uncalled for in the Chicago Pest
. Office. •
LADIES’ LIST.
Adams Francis mrs Akers Ben} T mrs
Adame Emma mrs Albcc Win II mrs
Adame Carrie miss Anderson Maggie miss
Adams Hattie F miss Allen Kate miss
Addama S W mrs Atwood Clara E mrs
Bacon FWmre Brown Mabel mlei
Dailey L G mrs Bryant W H mra
Baker Hosanna mrs BradlcyMLary Jane mrs,
Baxter Sidncv mr* Bradley LC mrs
Barker Henrietta A mies Broughton S H mre
Barry Jane mre Erick Mary miaa
Behan Mary miss Brenaan Ann widow
BelchUhasM mrs Butt Annamlsa
Bemgan Bridget miss Bristol Harriet mrs
Benton Sarah A miss Brady Sarah mrs
Beers Menervie G miss Bremner Jas A mrs
Benedict A G mre Brennan Mary A miss
Bennett Isa Stron miss Brooks E F mrs
BirdsaH J A J mre Brayton Martha E mrs
Billings H F mre. Bush Abby mra
Blackman mre Bncl Jas mrs
Blanc Mary miss Burdick Louise mrs
Boyer Jas mrs Bent EJ miss
Boyle Eliza B mre Brfordmisa
Brown Ellen mre BncksburgerEllzbthmrs
Brown Isabel miss Bums Dora mrs
Brown Ella C miss Bums Eliza miss
Brown Margaret A miss Bask Margaret mre
Camming Bell miss Clifford Winifred A miss
Cummings Hamilton mrsClark Catherine miss
CalhounTTohußnufi Clancey Emma mrs
Cantlne Fhllcna mrs Colby A L miss
Capps Sarah mrs Cole Mary P mra
Canfleld madam Colby Acca L miss 2
Carlton Kate M mrs Cook Geo mrs
Carney mi s Cook Theresa miss
Connaught miss Couren mrs
Carlton Mattie miss Corlett Elenora miss
Carroll Catherine miss Conkeys Amrriemiss
Cass Caroline mrs Coaver Katie miaa
Case John R mrs Ceyor Phidelia A mrs
Carpenter E S miss CurtißEUenmrß
Cbase Charlotte mrs 2 Curtin Ann miss
Chase Mary M miss Carry Mary
Chambers M B miss Cutter Margaret widow
Clogan Hannah miss Cunningham Wm mrs
Cleveland Augusta mrs Cramer SWmrs
Cloobcr Theresa mies Culp Mary miss
Civile dr mra
Davison C G mra DongaU Haomie miss
Davidson A - mra Dorcy Bridget
Danon Ellen miss Doyle Mary mrs
Darling KUu S Dolan Msggey mies
DarJiA Mary Donohoe Laliahmrs
Davis*Martha Duffy Margaret mrs
Dennis Margaret mrs Dully Caroline mrs
Dtmereet Borettcr Durleary Mary mrs
Derry E miss Duche. JMrs
Di inpsrv Sarah roles Dunn Peter mre
Dennis ’Margaret miss Dutton Luclnamisa
E
Kumonds Martha C mrs Edwards E mrs
Edwards Arabella miss Esmay m mrs.
F
Frith Martha Jane mi-s Flood Ann miss
Futbeck Mary J mrs Fitzgerald Maggie
Frey Mary miss Fitzgerald Jofih mrs
Fcrglson Nellie miss Finley J P mrs
Felt Sarah Amiss Fitzgerald Mary mies
Feenv Elizabeths Fitzgerald Mary miss
Ferns S P mrs Flynn Margaret mrs
Femes Charlotte mra Fish Mary M miss
Facer Mary J mrs Foreman mrs
Flood Anna miss Foote Elizabeth miss
Cr
Galvin Bridget Gleoaon Margret
Galloway Eugenia miss Gillies Robert mrs
Gay S A’mrs Gloyd Lucinda mrs
Garrett Theo L miss Goddard Sarah mies
Gailinher John J mrs Goudy Helen J mrs
Gear J T mrs Goodspeed mrs 3
Gates James L mrs GumeeFannymiss
Giiesplc A mrs Graff George mre
Gibson Jennie miss Grange Sophia miss
Gibson Man* miss Graham Mary 0 miss
Gilbert Shollet miss
H
FalleganWßmrs Hennings Albertine miss
Hamilton EmmA miss Heggons L P miss
Daily liary Ann miss Hines Sarah J mies
Hamilton Chas S mrs Hopson N H mra
Daggett Mary C mrs Hodge Sarah miss
HalliHorace Z mrs Hogan Margret miss
Hale S T mrs Howe Jennie K mrs
Hardin Frances E miss Holmes Gertrude miaa
Harris Addle S mies Hoxie Elizabeth miss
Harvey Annie xu ee Hoodley Gerrctt L mrs
Uardinarlen Sophy Holmes Emma J miss
liarpel Louisa miss Highland Julia miss
Harris K Katy miss Humeslon Martha D mrs
Harvey .Tames mrs Huntington Sophronia
Harvey Annie miss miss
Harvey S E mrs Hampheries mra
Davwood Virginia miss Hislop John mrs
Haggard Aim mrs Hulbcrt Jennie mra
Havflc Catherine nufehineon Asaß mrs
Havnet J E mrs Hutchinson Asa B mrs
HatlandMada mirs
Jewett John n mrs Johnson Catharine 6 mrs
Jones II W mrs Johnson Sarah Ann mrs
Jones Mary Jane miss Johneton Elizabeth mrs
Jameson M. ffmrs Johnson Hannah M miss
Jones T 31 mrs Johnston George mrs
Jones SlarthaAnnmrs Johnston Alex mrs 2
Kelly Ann miss Kennedy J TV mrs
Kelly Hanora Kennodymrs
Keeler Sarah mrs Kilfoil Catharine
Kelly Latitia miss Kimball Asa mrs
KelsoKliaamrs Knapp MaryE miss
Kelso Elizabeth King Price ‘S mrs
Keegan Mary miss Kinnic Sarah miss
Keagtm Mary mrs Kirkpatrick Cate mrs
Keefe Mary miss Kom Elizabeth
Lane C A Mrs Leonard Ellen Miss
LayCcld CorncliaMre. Louis Adclla Miss
Lambert H 31 Sira Loy Rubiima S Mrs
Lake Emulinu Mrs Land Paulina D Miss
Lawler Anny Miss Logan MF Mrs
Lawrence James Sirs Landeryan Eliza SHes
Laington Slary A Sliss Lynde Mrs
Lcnord Slary Mrs
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INS II IP’S PATENT
SELF VENTILATING
REFRIGERATOR,
FOR PRESERVING
Heats, Same, Fish, Fruit,
VEGETABLES, &c.
The Only Refrigerator Where Venti
lation. 1* Reliable. Self«Croatiog,
and Uninterrupted.
explanation,
L—Bv opening Register C. air Is admitted into the Ice
Shsmtier A, where ills cooled and purified in the most
expeditious manner. ,
n.—The air thus cooled and purified passes through
apertures DD, (the natural tendency of cold air being
downwards,) directly into the Provision Chamber B,
permeating every part and preserving a uniform tem
perature throughout the entire Chamber.
rfl —After the cold air has thus performed Its office,
It la made to pass Khiongh the KE, where a
slight wannta will cause it to pass up through the apace
between the cases of the refrigerator and out at Regis
ters FF. thus serving the further purpose of prevent
ing the warm external air from penetrating through
the cases Into the Provision Chamber.
Chicago Assay Office, 117 Labs St-, )
March 18tb, 1362. J
We have carefully examined Wisship’s Patkst
Belt-V kstU/ATIno Rzfbioeratox and can confi
dently recommend it as an excellent and superior Re
frigerator. Its construction is slmnle, neat, and con
venient, nnd secures an Important point, neglected or
lmi*eriecUy provided in other refrigerators, viz: a cur
rent of cold, dry air in tae provision chamber, thereby
not only preventing decomposition,but aI«o the accu
mulations oftheodoispecudirlu many articles of food.
BLANT2T a MARINER.
Analytical and Consulting Chemists.
We are manufacturing the above well-known Re
frigerator, and have a lull stock of the different sizes
now ready for delivery. We sell only to the trade in
lota. For pale at retail by the various dealers, both la
the city and country.
YANDEEVOOET, DICRRRSON A CO.,
Manufacturers of wmshlp’a patent Belf-Vcntllatlag
Refrigerator, 199 and 201 Randolph SC, Chicago.
apSO-p9U-2w
T ARGE STOCK OF GOODS
I J from SHERIFF SALES Jogt received at BOYLES
Cheap Store, which will be Bold at a great sacrifice. We
are cow ottering the greatest bargain erer offered la
the City* Look at the prises:
Shaker Bonnets 35 Cents. Worth 40 Cents,
Hoop Skirts, SO springs.... 75“ ** L2S •*
Ladies Hose - 10 “ “ 15 “
Ladiesfffine Hon... 12* * *
Fine Hoac ,
Tnrbans.t€W style. 87>i “ “ 125 u
New Style Bonnets 75 ** “ 125 •
fin »r Faraeola 73 ** “ 125 “
Spring Bonnet BTbKcn£.. 20 u “ 44 *•
Bound Veils 12 “ * M "
Skirt Braio. wide. 7 ** “ !• “
Back Combe 6 H ** IS “
Jaconet 6d« SO “ “ 5# “
Congress Heel'*Gaiters. „ u ltt „
eat gore.. L£9 “ „ ;-g u
ConjTtaaßeeLGalterß.... 75 15 u
Misses Heel ufilers. ® JW u
Misses Heel Slippers 60 UN
LadinHeel Slippers...... IS " -*• L 25 *
Ladies EmbrO'disUppere .60 “ “ 12S “
Splendid lot Spring Cleats, gl to $3: fine lots of
Flowers, Embroideries. end numerous other bargains,
which are selling at half price at Boyle’s Cheap Store,
Ko. 193 South Curt street shove Monroe. ap3o-p8833 m
?sartr Muticr STruss.
CEELET’S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.
MismcTrETD urmssßraes A GooDTSUtn'sFxxxsT.
This Truss la haring a success In curing Hernia or
Sopture before unknown In the history of Trusses.
Unlike a i-i- others ever used in the following respects:
It will hitter etbt. (the spring being coated with
Hard Rubber, rendering it Impervious to moisture or
perspiration, frem the body), son bbzas. chats, gall
obblibies. Will not slip ob move from pdacb,
does not .rsxss or xx yeas the cobd, never becomes
FU/rnr, and is always cliajt akd as good as wsw.
Ihey have been used by over WBO-persons in this city
and surrounding country, within the past two yean,
and have never Tailed to give satisfaction In all cases
of die worn form References can be given of cases
CURED in this city of thirty years standing, which are
well known to some of the most eminent Surgeons in
the West, and It Is universally acknowledged by all as
the only reliable Truss At for use. Dr. Seeley having
had many years experience In the application and
fitting o( Trusses wUI guarantee this instrument in
every respect to be as represented, as the same Trass
can be made very stiff or limber (as the case may re
<tuire.) lam daily receiving orders for this instru
ment from all sections of the Northwest, and can safely
assure the public that it Is rapidly snpscedlng au
other Trusses In usa Persons wishing tins Instrument
can be fitted by sending size In Inches around hips In
Ueu of Rupture to Dr. J. B SEELEY, 13S South Clark
street Chicago, HL. Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer,
to whom all orders must be addressed. Pamphlet sent
on receipt of stamp. P.O.BoxxSSS. augSl-r-T-a-iy
/-CHICAGO GLUE WORKS.—
GLUE,
Pure, Refined, Keatsfoot OIL for Machinery and oth
cruses. •
SaaA Psper, Bone Blsek, Bose Oist, Hoofs,
Horns and. Boses,
At wholesale and retaO. Office, fidSouthWelUrtreet
JOHN A. LIGHTS ALU
mhSl-c9ol Sm Succeesor to Wahl Bro
A RTIEICIAL EYES.—Persons
XAideptived of an Sye can have toe defect removed
.bvthefnkettionof an artificULone without a surgical
operation, hayfeg all toe motion, color, te, of the na
tural organ. ; It so closely .resembles'nature that It
cssßOt be detected. They are,madeona nsw prioci
-nl«. with a »ew materia], which cauar* be imitated or
ijuaiied byway other maker, T. F. Davis, the msso
fiSstorer, Is the only practical xnakeria titih country.
Broadway, New
York. - B7H9fHn
Initial*.
13r2 ©oohs.
©otntmssum Merchants.
JJAYIB E. McLEAN & CO.,
PRODUCE GOmn&SIOH MEBCHUTTS,
Slontreal, C. E.
Cash advance! made b7 IRVIN ft UOBBY, Ho. 9
Board or Trade Building, Chicago, on shipments of
Flour and Grain Consigned to' ns*
JRWIN & MOREY, ■
PBODUCE COXKZBSZOH KEKCHAT
No. 9 Board of Trade Ball dins Chicago.
Liberal advances made on-Graln Cargoes or os Floor
consigned to
DAVID E. McLEAN & CO- Montreal. C. E.
GEO. B.POWELL & CO, New TortECity.
M. 8 HAWLEY & CO, Buffalo, N. Y.
DOOLITTLE ftISYIN, OsWEgO, N. Y.
myQ-pggMm, .
OHA3IPION & TODD,
GEfTEBAI COHMISSIOH MERCHANTS,'
And Wholesale Dealers In Green and Dried Fruits, No,
141 South Water street, Chicago.
E. c. champion. [myl-p934-3m ] jxxes todp.
John k. pollard & co.,
(Successors to Smith, Pollard ft CoO
Wholesale Grocers and Commission HereSants,
189 as® 131 sotrrs watsb street, csicigd.
apSa-pScfrlm
A BIEL AKIN & CO.,
Pkodtcte Commission Msechantp, No. IS6
South Water street. Ca&a advarces made on Flour
and Grain to he sold here or by
\Tm. A. Brown Sc Co.*
New Tork.
AsrgLAKiy. [Api&piea-Sm] j;n. hccubct.
QLASSFORD, JONES & CO.,
Forwarding and Shipping Agents.
Special attention given to forwur ling Grain,
Horn Kingston to Montreal and Quebec. Ciirylng ca
pacity ox our craft equal to 27S,uCu bushels Grain per
Ulp.
oy Canal Wharf. Anna’s Wharf
Montreal- EspW-plftl 6m] Klsgston.
R. STONE,
General Produce Commission Merchant,
No. 5 Dole’s Dull dine. Cor. Clark and South Water sta,
P. O. 80x6205. Chicago. XxL
liberal rath advances made oa consignments.
ap21p345-Cm -
gHEEWOOD & CO.,
GEHEBAL COMHIS6IOK H3ECHAHTS,
No. 8 Pardee’s Building, corner of Wells and South
Water streets give their exclusive attention to the
purchase and sale of Flour, Grain and other produce.
Advances made on consignments. spl9-p493-Im
NEELY & CO.,
GEHEBAL COMHISSIOS’ EEBCHAKTS,
No. 7 Board of Trade Building.
. T. V. HEELXB. A.B.NESLT. £. F. LAWHSSCZ.
*api6-pM7-iy
QYRUS CLARKE,
Produce Commission Shipping Merchant,
NUMBER 10 CENTRAL WHARF, BUFFALO.
Cash advances made by Walker, Bronson A Co„ chi
cage. ap7-plll-3m
PATRICK & CO., GENERAL
Coxmisrion Merchants, No. 244 South Water at.,
Chicago. TiilPoiV Advances made on Grain, Flour,
ProvL-ions, etc- for sale here, and by our friends In New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Uveroool. We refer
to Merchants’ Savings Loan and Trust Com’y, Chicago-
E. K. Willard, Agent Bank Montreal, Chicago ;.1 H.
Dunham, Esq , Chicago; H. A. Tucker, Esq* Chicago,
j. 7. pateics. Xmy2-pS6O-lr.il c. T. issues
Murry nelson & co.,
No. 211 South WaUw street,
Give their exclusive attention to the purchase, sale,
shipment and mating cash advaxceson Grain, Floor
Provisions, and Produce of all kinds,
FOR A COMMISSION,
HTJERT i'KLSON. R, B. 6TEVSX3.
gEDFORD, MEREDITH & CO.,
EXCLUSIVE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
For the purchase and sale of Pork. Stock. Floar, Grain,
and Produce generally. No. 22$ and 228 South Water
street. Chicago. DL jal7-ly
APPLE YE & SHELDON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS*
24S South Water street, have facilities lor shipping
Broom Corn to Eastern Manufacturers. Cash advances
made on Consignments and Shipment*.
Rekebxnce Bowen Brothers, C.B Blair. Chicago.
y. b. EAPPLxrg. [apl-n970-ly] sern shslpox.jb.
PEOBUCE COMMISSION MESCHANTS,
Give especial attention to the purchase and sale ot
Floor. Grain and all kmcs of produce on .commission.
Office 121 Lake street, corner of Clark.
oxavEE n. t.pp chaeles h,axtes.
TRAILIE * SEYMOUR, PRO
JD DUCE AND GENERAL COMMISSION MER
CHANTS, Office, li 6 South Water street Pomeroy**
Building. Post Office Drawer 6137, Chicago. Ksfbs
xncxs—St urges, Bncklngham & Co* Wm. Martin. Gen.
Freight AgentO. B. & (£ R. B. aulS-cSSI-ly
ORUCE, SCOTT & CO., Produce
a ) Commlaslon Merchants, No. 15 Lasalle street, be
tween Lake and South Water. Chicago, HI. Personal
attention given to the purchase and sale of Grain,
Flour, Provisions, and o'.her products on commission.
Wc make liberal cash advances on -Consignments for
sale in this or Eastern markets. _
Post Office Drawer €233. mM7-n553-3m
ALOXZO BKCCE. 6EO. E. SCOTT. S. F. QTTEAL.
gAWTER , WALLACE & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
47 Broad street New York.
Advances made on Consignments to the above firm
by WM. AITCHISON, Jr* Agent, 152 South Water
street, Chicago. mh~-n33&-ly
QHADBOURRE & WETHERBE
General Commission Merchants,
Pardee’s Bunding, corner Wells and South Water sts*
No. 8 up stairs, Chicago.
a.B.cbaduou£nz. fmhl-n2ll-6m] 6. r. wethsrsb.
gALL, BURBANK & CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MEECHSSTS,
No. 1 Dole'* Building, cor. South Water and Clark sta.
Post Office Drawer Kv7, Cuicago.
v. x, niT.t, I p. w. buubake l p. tut.t. | ezo. p. cow.
fc26 n147-8m
Sf ORSE & TAR WOOD,
jjX. (latz axbzst itoaaz * oo„)
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
136 SOUTH WATER STREET.
Aiken’s Building,
Business confined suittiy to Commission.
albxst atosax Cy39-ly3 x a. yabwoob.
MS. NICHOLS & 00. have
• opened. stISS Booth Water street, Chicago, a
General Commission House, for the purchase and sale
of Grain, Flour, Provisions, &<x, and solicit consign
ments and orders. To parties accessible to Milwaukee
aa well as Chicago, in connection with their Milwaukee
Souse, Nichols, Britt A Co, think they can give such
superior advantages. [apis*6l-ly
XL B. KIOHDLB O. S. DBITT, g. A, HICHQLS.
WILLIAMS &HOUGHTEUNS,
V T COMMISSION MERCHANTS. NO. 210K South
Water street, second door west of Wells streetoridge,
give their exclusive attention to the sale and purchase
of all kinds of Produce. Stock. Ac* on Commlsdoa
Cash advances made on bills of lading andpropertyla
store. Refer to George Smith A Co., Marine Bank, and
George Steel A Co.
j. n. wtt.t.ta in, CJaT66-ly] w. p. aousHTXLizrs.
•VTEELY, LAWRENCE & CO,
ii COMMISSION MERCHANTS, for the purchase
and sale of Grain, flour. Provisions and Country Pro
dace generally. Busineas exclusively Commission.
Also, dealers m Balt, Lime, Water Lime, Stucco, Plas
tering Bair, Land Plaster, at 246,233 and 240 South
Water street, aluzzt x hzzlzy, kwnjawtw w. law-
EZKCZ, WM. T. WIHPIATZ, ZDWASD 7. UWUHCI.
mhSl'SO-ly
M. FUNKHOUSEK & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
216)4 South Water Street.
jan29-k63Hy
TURLAY & CO n
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
8« Clark Street, Chicago—P. O. Drawer 615 L
pr Caah advances made on shipments tons or out
Correspondents in New York, Boston or Philadelphia,
deiom-xy
UPDIKfi & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 14 LaaaQe street, Chicago.
BTANABD. GILBERT A CO. No. 5 City Building!.
8L Louis. mylT'6l-ly
C. J. GILBERT. 6. W. TTPPTXX X <X BTAKAZP.
QJUFFIN BROTHERS,
COffICMISSTON MERCHANTS*
No. 5 Fomeroy*E Bleck. comer South Water and Clark
streets, Chicago. Advances made on consignment!.
V.T.GSIJTXH. [mhZgSCHjl A_GS£FyQL
•QKDERWOOD & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Xo. 188 Booth ’Water StrMt, Chicago, HL
Sc WOLCOTT,
ekMBAL COKHZSSIOV KEBCHAHTI
Ko. IS6 South Watcreoeet, Chicago, HL
Conßjjrameniasolicited. Ordereforparchaaeeexec
with care and dispatch.
•SiHniu TTwi try. [deTßl-ly) m. 6. volcoi
JJICB FAY & CO.,
CO3DDKISSION HEBCHASTS,
Ko. 12 Lasalle street, Chicago, EL P. O. Box 151 L
Give their exclnsive attention to the purchase and
sale of Flour, Grain and other Produce, on Commistion.
Bica pat, [auaya-lyl jab. a woopwobth.
OHARLES RANDOLPH,
GENERAL COIOQSSIOV HEBCHAST,
Ko. S Loomis' Bufldlng. comer Clark and South Water
itteeta. Advaocesmaaeoa,conalgmnßats.
TJUMSEY, BROTHER & CO.,
cosnnssioß beebchants,
give their exclusive enaction to the purchase cad
sale of Flour, Grain and other Produce, on commis
sion- Ko. 1(8 Booth Water street, corner of Clark, Chi
cago, m. noflfrMg
JPORD & NORTON,
STORAGE ABU COKKISSIOB HEECHAHTH,
Fire-proof Warehouse on Market street, between Lake
and Randolph streets, Chicago, ZIL
liberal advances made on consignments.
bamli A.YOSD, [aulT6D4y] waihasesl wobtoh.
©nbcrtaivcrs.
WRIGHT & MoCLUBE,
f f UKPKBTAggBa. HO.SlAßAUaftgia»2
I9ETALLIC OOFFISI.
gtyv wood coSfia and Sbreuda of tQ stywi. Are
eceparad wltii Hearses andCarrlazes, sad wOL give
prompt sttanton stsnhoßrt. Have a Cbapei sad
fnhta tbs Cematvr. set*
pOCKET BOOKS, PURSES,
PORTMONNAIES,
TRAVELING BAGS, etc~ etc, wholesale and retail, at
the manufactory of C. STROB SL &
mySrSSlv 75 Dearborn street.
piWSI GUNS! I GUNS! I!
VI BETOLVEESofdIHnas.
OFFICEES’ SWOBBB, BELTS, SASHES, AC,
Bowie Knives and MDttary Goods. Gun MatertaL Bole
< apjliy ISS i«ke street,
Tj'IRE PROOF SAFES—Manufao-
J- tnred by
SOBOLS, BAH2CA3B & CO, Cincjsssti,
.. Which, for
BEAUTY OF FINISH,
Excels anrUtlnx of the kind made in tUs country, with
round Mlver-plated hudlee, and powder-Proof
locks.'-' '■
Prices for Slaglo Door, S6O to *l5O.
fiiees lotSos&s Boon, BI7S to BGOO.
njsrtS-i* For toy F. W. FSATT,
'T'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
JL tWctJay -entered Iflto'Co-jjartnerahJn the
name andetrle QfJno.ClatX & Co, lor Uietransaction
of an : osclnsJra Coarmlaloa bnslneta. over Galena
Freight Depot, corour Dearborn and North Water as.
-P.0.80x4674.- on consignnienca.
on Produce tn store, bills of lading and shipmcaaEast.
JKO. CLARK.
JSO. H- MARSHALL.
P4UE JDHK3.
myWrttssti
Chicago. May Ist. i»a.
NOTICE. —The' Co-partnership
inretofore wlsttog between -
BEIDER & YOUNS,
Xb this day dlaelyed by mutual consent.
r»AB. W. BELD3N,
CABYL YOUNG.
The Exchange & Brokerage Business
Win he continued by the undersigned at the old stand*
2« Clark-et. CABYL YOUNG.
Chicago* May 7th, 1862. my3-rlso-3t
'T'HE CO PARTNERSHIP HERE
JL. TOPOSB afstlng between the undersigned, un
der the name and style of Wm. H. BICE & Co., ib thU
dit solved by mutual consent. The accounts of the
firm will be settled by W. H. Bicc.
w. H. SICE.
E. W. BONHKR.
Chicago, May Ist, ISO?.
TYISSOLTJTION OF CO-PART
XJ MBRSHIP.—The heretofore ex*
isting between the tmderagned, under the name of
Cohz. O’Bmbs' & Co , 1b hereby nmtna’ly dlsoired.
All liabilities of the said Arm wilt be paid by Coos and
O’Brien, and all debts dne said Ann -onll be paid to
them. B. B CONB
M TT.O’BBOEIT.
AMOS HATBBOX&
Chicago, April Ist, 1562.
M. w, CBrauf continues the Lumber Business in
theyardifoimerly occuoled by Cone O’Brien A Co-,
on South Clark street, between Twelfth and North
streete, where all business of the late fins of Cone,
O’Brien & Co. will be settled. my.-rlli-lw
pO-PARTNERSHIP. We, the
Vy undeialgned, have this day entered Into a Co*
Partnership under the style and arm name of
KELLOGG Sc GBAY.
For the purpose of dealing In Coal of &U kinds.
Chicago, May Ist, 156?. A. R. KKLLOSG.
m> 3 paa-sn c. w. GBAY.
T'JISSOLTJTiON. —The Co partner
l_* Eb*p heretofore exlatdiie between the under
p'gDfd. oncer the name of S.tF. S *rdam & Co„ls this
day maolvfd by mutual consent.
6. J. SURDAM.
Chicago, March X l 5-5?. W. W. SMITH.
The undersigned will continue the Stove RUd Hard
ware business under the name an 1 styler rd. J. Surdara
& Co„ at the old stand. 178 LaSestreet.
S. .1. SURDAM,
A. SIJSLLB.
apsß^pS4l^w
Chicago, March 1,155S
OXPARTNERSHIP NOTICE
The undersigned have this day entered Into Co
nartnership under the name and style of M Smith
Brothers," for the transaction of the Wholesale
Grocery Business, at Kn. 43 £ontb Water street.
MAKCELLC3 B. SMITE, late of Smith, Pollard & Co.
Waldo w. smith, late of S. J Surdam & Co..
A. JUDSON SMITH, late of Smith, Pollard £ Co.
Chicago. April 20.1352 ap24-pT32-lm
TYISSOLUTION.—The Co-partner
JL/ ship heretofore existing betwe-n the undersigned
tinder the firm of Smith. Pollard & Co* is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Either ox the oartita will
Hgu in liquidation. MAECELLCS B. SMITH,
JOHN K- POULARD,
Chicago. April 11.1H2. A.JODSONSMirH.
anS4-p7.iVlm
JHecting of Jstockljoliiers.
'VTOTICE. —The Annual Meeting
_L v of the Stockholders of the Tonica atd Peters
burg Railroad Company will be held at Delavaa, la
Tazc.trell County, on Wzdnzsdat. June Uth. at 2
o’clcck P. M. W. G. GREENE. President.
Jas. Bbf-dan. Secretary. myT-riaMai
THE CHICAGO SOUTH
BRANCH POCK COMPANY -Bill hold ita annual
w.ettipg. for the election of Directors and the transac
tion of other bmlat-sp. at its office, in Chicago, on Wed
nesday. the 4th d*y of June, A. D. isss. _
giv£-psl-lm A. J. KNISELY. Sec’y-
OHIO AGO AND N ORTH
U WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. Chicago.
May Ist, 1562. The annual meeting of the Bondholders
end Stockholders of the Chicago and North Western
Railway Company will be held at the Office of the Com
pany. In the dtr of Chicago, on Thursday, the 3th day
of June.lS*2, at 2 o’clock u. M- for the election of Di
rectors for the year ensuing, end forthe transaction of
any etherbusiness Uiatmayromcbefore them.
myl-p924-td WILLI AM B. OGDEN, President.
iioucatnmal.
■p 1 OREST HOME FOR BOYS.
A 1 Thorough instruction In a safe home, in a delight
ful superb of Chicago, for ten select lads who are ex
pected to enter the School under twelve years of age,
but ran remain an ledeflnite time after that age.
Specific items will be promptly sent, with reliable
reference, to any oce who mav inquire. Address W. A.
NICHOLS- Poet Office Box n&i. Chicago, DhnoU
xnj3-r4fr£w
LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY! IHSTRBGTIOH ARD DRILL.
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
ACADEMY baa been located at FULTON, ILL, and
will open Primary Academic and Collegiate Courses,
on Sept, icth, ISGL The College has twelve experienced
teachers, thorough anpolctments, and excellent appli
ances, both regular and scientific courses, the finest
school buildings in tbe West, (cost $110,000), ample and
attractive grounds, a flue Gymnasium, and many other
advantages which should claim the attention of parents.
Instruction in German free; also. In ArtiiXeut. LN-.
FANTUY AND KIFLX TACTICS, SWORD. BAYONET AND
GTHNABTIC EXZBCISES, COHSIOK ZOXJATE AND FaNCT
Deuj- under an officer of United States Army, stu
dents drees in uniform. Tkrmr:—sl7s per school year
for board, furnished room, fuel, lights, washing and
tuition Is every department. Excellent accommoda
tions for 300 boarders, under the same rocf with and
thcronstant care of the teachers. Address for Clrto
lars D. 6. COVEBT. President Fulton, UL fest-nQS-Snl
Kotice to ffiontractors.
■PROPOSALS FOR FURNISII-
X ISG THE PAPER FORTHE PUBLIC PRINT!
ING. OrFIGB SVPUniNTKNDENT I‘CBLIO PUINTING,
Washington, May 1,15G2. In pursuance of me pro
visions of the seventh section of the “ Joint Resolntlon
in relation to the Public Printing." approved June iSi,
li-60, sealed proposals m ill be received at this office ua
tllTneeday, the Ist day of Julv, 1562, at 12 o’clock IL,
for furnishing the paper that may be required for tbe
Eubllc printing one year, commences on the Ist day of
lecemuer, ISuh and ending on the Soth day of Novem
ber. 1562.
Ihegobjolnod list specifics, as nearly aa can be ascer
tained, ih,e quantity of each kind of paper that will be
required;
CLASS L
10,000 roams One printing paper, un calendered, to
measure 24 by 28 Indies, and to weigh fifir pounds to
the ream of oeo shetts.
CLASS 1L
6,000 reams fine printing paper, calendered, to meas
ure 24 by SS inches, and to weigh fifty-six pounds to the
ream of stc sheets.
[Agreeably to Use provisions of the Jclut resolutions
aforesaid, simples of the character and quality of toe
paper required for the above classes wid oe furnished
to applicants therefor. This paper is to be nut up in
quires of twenty-fire ehee.s each, and In bundles of two
reams each; each ream to contain 500 nenasc sheets.
Uniformity in crior. thickness. and welgntwill be re
quired ; and no bundle (escln-ire of wrappers) varying
over or under tire per cent, from the standard weight
will be received, ana the gross weight will in all cases
beiequlred. Mixing of various thicauesses in the same
bundle to make up the weight will be considered a vio
lation ol the contract.]
CLASS in.
400 reams superfine printlcg paper, hard-sized and
super-calendered, to measure 24 by 32 inches, and to
weigh fifty rounds to tnc ream of 500 sheets.
CLASS IV.
f.OOO reams superfine map paper, sized and calen
dered, of such sizes as may be required, corresponding
In weight with paper measuring i 9 by 24 Inches, and
weighing twenty pounds per ream of 430 sheets.
CLASS V.
500 reams superfine plate paper, (calendered or nn*
calendered, as may be required,) 19 oy 24 Inches, and of
such weight per ream as may be required.
CLASS VL
1.1,5(0 reams quarto-post writing paper, 10 by 16 In’s
2.2,tt0 do cap do 13 bj 16 do
3. 100 do demy do 16 by 20,s do
4. do folio-post do 17 by 22 do
5. ICO do medium do IS by 23 do
6. so do royal do 13 by 24 do
7. 50 do eupc.-royal do 20 by 28 do
3. 50 do imperial do 22)4 by 31 do
9. 100 do double cap do 13 by 25 do
CLASS VII.
L 6.00 C reams writing paper, 16 by &> Inches, to weigh
twenty-three pound* per ream.
2. 5.1C0 reams writing paper, is by 25 Inches, to weigh
twenty-six pounds per ream.
S. If C reams wriucg paper, IS by ti inches, to weigh
twenty four pounds per ream.
i. 540 reams writing paper, is by 13 laches, to weigh
twenty-two pounds per ream.
5. dCOrcama writing paper. 12 by IS inches, fo weigh
twelve pounds per ream.
All the papers designated in classes 4,5,6, and 7. must
contain 430 penect guests to the ream, and no •• out
bids” quire-s. They are to bo msoe of the best mate
rials, free from adulteration, finished In the best man
ner. cut to a true edge, and securely and substantially
enveloped. The papers in class 6 are to be white or
blue, laid fiat, and of such weights a« n ay be required
b; this office. Those In classes S. 4.5. and 7. are to be
white, and of the sizes ana weights specified in the
schedule.
The right is reserved of ordering a greater or less
quantity of each and every kind contracted for in all
me classes, to be furnisheo at such times and in such
quantities as the public service may requfre.
Each Clara will oe considered separately, andbeeub
jeetta > separate contract; but bidden may offer for
one or more 01 the classes la the same proposal
No pn. poeala will be considered unless accompanied
by the guarsutee that the b’doer or bidders, U his or
thtlr proposal shall be accepted, will entur into an ob
ligation, with good and sufficient sureties, to foral ah
the articles proposed. Blank forms for proposals will
be furnished at this olfle a and none will be taken into
consideration unless substantially agreeing therewith
ah the paper is the several class must ds delivered
at the Government Printing Office. In Washington c*ty.
(except that la class X which must be delivered at B ol
alo.Jn the State of New Tork.> in good order, free of
all and every exfru charge or expense, and subject to
the inspection, count, weight and measurement of tho
Superintendent, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Mddtassre required to famish, with their propoeals
aamp’es of not less than one quire of each ox the kinds
ol paper bid for, and upon which their proposals may
be oaaed. except in classes 1 and 2. The successful bid
ders will be required rigidly to conform to their satn
pi#* .
Prcposalswßl be addressed to“JOHND DEPRESS.
Superintendent of the Public Printing, Washington,"
ano indorsed M Pro poeala for Supplying Paper."
Bp2S-p32&-ltew9w.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
IO received from loyal clttsens only, at the Office of
the Forage Department, D. S. fa the city of St
Louis, mo , tni Vi o'clock M., Monday, May 12th, »SSL
for from 100,000 to 5 P,tOO bushels of (hit*; 100,000 bosh
etsotCom. TobedellveredatthaGovernmeat Ware
houses, or at any of the Ballroad Depots or Steamboat
Lacolrcs-lnthecityofSt Louis, free of drayage. Oats
duet be a pounds to the bushel, and both alnds of
grain mast be In good gunnies. «"n be delivered at the
rate of SC .000 bushels oxOats, and bushels of Cora
nor week. Bids for each Kind of grata must be made
separately, and endorsed “Proposals for Oats,” and
•• Proposals for Com." No bids will be received unless
endorsed by two responsible names. All bidders are
requester to be present promptly at the opening of
the bios. All bids not promptly answered to will be
rejected. The rightisreserred to reject saver all the
bids. E. D. CHATHAM. A Q M.
St. Louis, April 29,1362. mvlp93s-td
■\TOTICE FOR PROPOSALS
J_ a for supply of Marine Hospital District of Chi
cago, Chicago. May LISS2. Notice la hereby given, that
scaled proposals, accompanied by proper guarantees,
according to forms to be turnlahed on application at
this officr, win be received thereat, until 12 o’clock,
meridian, on the first Tuesday la June utit,for the sup
ply Of the Marine Hospital In this city, with the articles
of provision, medicine. Ac- enumerated in said forms.
The quantities ataiedare estimated with reference to
the usual number of potisitt in the Hospital, but toe
United f tater resem s the right to take more or less of
said articles, accordingly as they may be actually re-
articles delivered at the hospital arc not, in
the judement of the physician, of the best Quality,
and adapted to to* hospital, he will be at liberty to re
iectthcsan}c,topurchaseotoe- articles Inthelrstcad
ard to charge the contractor with any excess in cost
over the contract prices.
The United States reserves the right to accept tie
proposals for the whole or any portion of toe articles
tpectßed. LUTHER HAVEN, Collector.
myj.p362-td-ltew
JgNGLISH BUNTING,
Assorted Colors, in 9,12 &18 Inches.
Also, by piece or case,
listings, Hoiees* Farmers’ Satins. Church and.
CarnageDamaaks, Indigo Blue Cletiis,
New In store end constantly arriving.
For isle bj G£Q £ SPA KROW,
12 D«y street, New York.
The manufacturer of the above goods having estab
lished a house in this city, will hold out such Induce*
mestalnpricee and quality, that vriß be found well
worthy the attention of the trade. . .
N. B.—Fasticular Attmiov paid to a quaiitt
of Bunting, manupaotubxd ixpeesslt fob Gov-
XB2IXSST USX. OBDBBS BY Watt. PUECTTTAILT AT
tbndbpto. apii-pas atewlrn
■pBIME BARLEY MALT AL
-t WAYS oatenA and for sale at lowest eaah price*.
A*o>Bs»eriorT«»BKaimßunU. *
A. G. HOtBT.
a»X7G4r 9 Board of Trade BnUdtßX.
■VAULTS AND OUT HOUSES
v cleaned very cheap by JOHN MABON, 51 North
Clsdcitrefit. pntQSoeSos<3& aplfrpTOta
&ous* jpumisfjing.
GREATtARPET HALL
OF
EollMer & Wilkins.
1« k IST - . UKE SIXES! ■ . 135 i IST
CT^Staibs.3
The Best Goods at low Prices.
CARPETINGS,
Hare on hand and offer Tor sale, of their own importa
tion and of the best domestic manufacture, the largest
and best assortment In the Kqrthweat or Medallion,
Wflton, Velvet, Brussels, Tapestry, Three-Ply. super
fine ingrain, Extra Fine ingrain. Cotton and wool In
grain, Wool Dutch, Scotch Hemps, Felt Venetian, Ta
pestry, Ingrain, Body Brussels and Stair Carpetings,
all ot the greatest variety; comprising the largest, best
ano most Desirable assortment ever oefote opened in
Chicago, and which they offer at the lowest possible
prices.
OIL CLOTHS,
Of these we offers large and unrivalled assortment
other as regards quality, style or price: English and
Americas manufacture. In widths of one yard, one-sad
naif yards and two yards wide, at prices from three
sMmpga per Alee, Heavy Sheet
OC Cmths, twelve feet, elzhtccn feet and twenty-four
fest ’ w ir^ , , St ,P7?vS 3 if°m four to ten shillings per yard.
Also—Table OH Cloths In patterns and by the vanLaad
Stair Oil Cloths in great variety. y
Ifflffi Ai 18.
Cocoa Mattings for Offl'ies, Churches. V cMlbu’es, &&,
Ju on width?, from one-half to two yards wide; Canton
Straw Matting, both white and checked, one, oneemd-o
cu&ner and one-snd-a-half yards Wide; M »aic, Veivnt,
Srcwelsand Tuflcdßugs, Cocoa Ja*e, M niila.B;a*h,
Bkeletcn, Adelaide and Sheep-Skin Mats.
CURTAIN GOODS,
French Brocatella Satin DeLaines, French Printed
Lai tin pr, Cers. Cloth, Damask and Moreens, Embroi
dered Lacc Curtain?, in pairs an i by tho yard. Embroi
dered Muslin Curtains, and bv the yanl; Cornices, In
•wood, brass or g lit. Gilt Curtainßauda and Pins. Centre
Tassels. Loops. Drapery Cords, Gimp Bands. Curtain
Gimps, eilk Bordering. Curtain TJapnn and all kinds of
Trimmings necessary for Curtains. Window Shades in
cold border?*Drv and Oil Painted Shades. White Buff,
Grter. and Blue Shade Hollands in all widths, together
with Bray’? Patent Spring Fixtures. Balance Fixtures,
Putnam's Chamberlin's and Pendulum Fixtures. Brass
and Bronze Roller-Ends, Each PnJloya and Brackets,
Shade Cords and Tassels.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Table Liacna la patterns aadby the yard. Linen Kap
klca snd Dujl'.ea, JlatieiJltd yullts. Linen and Cotton
Sheetings ot all ■widths* Linen and Cotton PUlow-C-ic
ings. Tcwels, Crash, Piano and Table Covers, embroi
dered, printed and euiboared; Furniture Chintz, toge
ther with a large assortment of Fringes, Picture Cords
and Tassels.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
Spring Beds, sialr, Cotton. Sea-Grass. Excelsior and
Mess Maltrefsea. Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
BlanSeta. guilts Sheet?. Pillow Cases. Lounges, Foot
Stools. Billiard Cloths, Bcamcled Cloths, Coned Hair
cf various grades. Moss and Siceislor by the sale. Sea-
Grass. Spring*, webbing. Bed Lace, ilattresa TuXU and
Twines for L pholoUrers* use.
Prime iirc Geese Feathers.
1 TTAST SAGINAW SALT.-Ho
n in* j £> • * JU< ceived this day. four thousand barrels
HOlMer W WllKlllS j Fine S=lt from East Sisiniir, Hichigaa.
i Ttlspalt Is very highly recommended for Its cleaall-
I nt 94 and parity, by all who Imveuseil it during the two
! Tears since the salines o f Mich'gan have been worked.
I It la tnuidy nea rom the sulphate of lime found In
135 & 137 Lake street (up stairs.) 133*137 1 co - moa *ne salt ordinarily.
[ap2l-p513-?nil \ IS. M<*CMEHXEY,
j yo.2Pardec’sßuHdlD? > ccr.Sooth Water and Well*3t« 4
GREAT CARPET HALL,
legal Notices.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY I
GIVEN that I wIH on the llthday of June :
next, at mv office. No. 97 Washington street, at the i
hour of 50 o’clock A. mvrieht. title and interest de- ;
rived under a deed of assignment lor the benefit of .
creditors, made by T. B. Carter to me. July d>th, lASU !
to the fo.loulocloti pieces and pa cels of lauds, with ;
improvements thereon, viz: >
Ist. Assessors subdivision of S. 'A. S E. A section 20, •
towcßh'pK, l , racgvll vast.
2d. Lot I in Bloch 13. with house therou, In town of .
McLean. McLean coucfv. Illinois.
cd. Lot 3in Block 2. with UoueC thereon. In town of '
Caledonia, Boon county, Illinois, on which Is a mart- ,
gage to School Commissioners of fckO.
4th. The S. W. H of 8. W. u- Section i, town 31* N. j
range, 14 East, 40 acres In Kanfcakee'Co., on which is a
mortgage lor about f350. !
sth. Sub Let IS of lot 5. in Block 43, and sub lot 19 of
lot 4, In Block 3L in city oi Galena, 111. !
6th. Lots 3S?, 321 ond &, m town of Lake Forest.
And wilt also sell at the same time and oUce. all the :
notea In my hands that were not sold oatbsaecoadday :
of May last. ASUEB CattTEtt,
Assignee of T. B. Carter, i
Ctlcaso, May lith, ISC3. icy O-riKi-na
]\r ORTGAGE SALE.—Whereas, =
_LT_I. Cyrcniaa Beers and Mary, his wife, did. on the \
fourth day of February. A. D. SSL execute and deliver
to ibe undersigned, Jahez K. Botsford. a certain Deed
of Mortgage, bearing date the day and year aforesaid
upon the lands an* premises hereinafter described, to
secure the pay ment of a certain bond for the pent!
tun- ol Eixtv thousand dollar?, given hr the said Cvre- '
nius Beers to the said BoUtorO. which bond is more
particularly mentioned and described in said mort
gage : which said mortgage Is recorded in the Eccor- •
cot's Office ol Cook County, In Book 61 of Mortgages, •
Page 503. '
The condition of the said bond being “ that whereas i
the sale Jabez K. Botsford is bound, os surety for the :
above tounden. Cyrcsius Beers to 'V.L. Newberry on '
a note for ten thousand dollars, drawing interest at the
rote of ten per cent per annum; also, to D. iL Johnson
cn a note tor five thousand dollars, with Interest aa !
aforesaid: also, to Harriet Beer?, on a note for tnree i
thousand dollars, with interest as aforesaid; also, to '
James Carter on a note for four ttousano dollars, with ;
interest as aforesaid; also, to the Hate Bank of In
dlana. at South Bend, on a note for three thousand dol- 1
laiß with interest; also, to the Firemen’s lusururu-c i
Company on a cote for three thousand dollars: also, I
to George Cobb on a note tor thirteen hundred dollars, '
with interest, ifiaku g is the gross the sum of twenty.;
nine thousand three hundred dollars, besides Interest I
due and to grow doe on said cotes, on all which in- i
debtedneea the said Botsford is only surety for said I
Betr?. i
Now, If the Above bottuden. Cvrenlna Beers, his heirs, !
executors and administrator?, snail well and truly pay j
or cause to to paid the- aforesaid notes and interest j
thereon respectively at the maturity thereof and shall i
save and keep harmless the said Jabez ii. Botsford, '
his executors and administrators of and from atl U»- 1
bilityfor and on accouit of h’sbetng surety as afore- ,
said ou said notes, then and la that 6u»o lid- bond to be ;
void, otherwise tc be and remain In. foil force and vir- i
tuc.”
And wiereaA U was provided In and by said raort
fage, that if deiault should be made by the said Beers,
isneits, executors and administrators. In the payment
cl tbe said notes and Interval, or t Ither of them, either
of principal or Interest, in the condition of the said
: bond mentioned, or in the performance of any of his
! covenants therein contained, py reason whereof the
' said Botaford, as surety, ehould have to pay the same,
or any part thereof: then and in that case it should be
i lawful tor the said Botsford. from tune to time, as he.
: should pay any of said indebtedness in the condition of
1 said bond mentioned, sfltr publishing a not'ce In a
| newspaper printed in the city of Chicago aforesaid,
! tweuty days before the day of snch sole, to sell the
i premises hereinafter datenbed, or so much thereof as
would be neefeearyto reimburse himself for all mon
eys paid, and Interest thtreon. with ail costa and ex
penses of advertising and selling said property, togelh
er with all right and equity oi redemptlou ot the a iid
Beers and wife, their heirs and assigns therein, at pub
lic auction at the north door of the Court House, said
aty of Chicago, to the hlghestbldder for cash, at the
time mentioned In such notice.
And whereas default has been made in the payment
or told iadebtecmra. mentioned in aald bond -y the
raid Beers; and the said Botarord, surety «a aforesaid,
has in consequence of such default ot the said Beers
be*n obhpi d to par and has paid of the said Indebted
itessand interest mentioned in said bond.to the amount
cf t«en‘ v-one thousand eight hundred and forty-three
beg cighty-ris-hundredth dollars. v;z.;
To the Firemen's Insurance Company, Princ
ipal and Interest..,. .... $3,151.3
Branch Bank ol Indiana, principal and Inter
est ... S t | )ll3l
Geo. Cobb, Princignl and Interest 1,396.00
Jae. Garter. Principal snd Interest 4J.1f1.c0
W. L. Newbcrrv, Principal and Interest 10.C00.G0
s££l3B6
Now. tnerefere, In pursuance of and by virtue of the
power nnd authority in me veste* in and by sail mort
gage. I shall, on the 31st day of May. a. D. •Nsl, at the
near of 10 o'clock In the fo-enooa of said day, at the
north door of the Court House, in the city of Chicago*
State of Illlnols,wn at public auction,to tee highest bid}
der for ca*h, the following described premise?, «uhject
to the previous mortgages thereon or so much thereof
sa may tcnecssrary to reimburse the undersigned the
amount by M« vbove pald,lnterestaod co*ta, viz: The
west half of the east half seventy [eighty] feet deep of
Lot fire [s], In Block sixteen [iC]. original Town of
Chicago: also the eras eight and eight tenths [8 8-101
ii-et of Lot four [4], and all of Lota five fs] and six [6l
In Block right [a], in Fo*t Deaibord Addition to Chica
go; abo Lot eight 18], In Block two [SJ. la Fort i>ear
born Addition to Chicago; also Lots one [l], two Cl,
five [s]. ex [6l. seven [Tj, eight [SJ. eleven [UJ. tweiva
[i2] thirteen [IS], fourteen lu], seventeen [i• I- eigh
teen [JBi nineteen [IS], twenty i3OJ. twenty-three [33],
and twenty four [s*l. id Block one hundred and thirty
five riSST, In the School Section Add'tion to Chicago:
also Lot two [s], In Block seventeen [tTJ, la r factional
Section Fifteen Addition to Chicago; also the north
thirty ISP' feet of Lot three [3], laßioak seventeen [IT],
in Fractional Section Fifteen Addition to Chicago;
also the south-west quarter of Section five [sl. In
Township thirty-eight, north, range fourteen east, t>
jrethcr with all the right anc equity of redemption of
the said C 5 renins Beers and wife. tr eir heirs and as
signs. of. in nnd to the the aforesaid premises, and
every part thereof.
JABSZ K. BOTBFOED, Mor'gagW.'
Hos«£k& Fzcs, Attorneys.
Chicago, May 5,18£5. myS-rSO-td
TVfORTGAGE SALE.—Public no
JjA tlce 1b hereby given that L Sellgman Schleslmjer
thfc Mortgagee In a certain Mortgage Deed, dated ttep.
tember Jsth, 18S7. executed by Moms Waller, (his wl«e
joining therein), and recorded in the office of the Re
corder of Cook County, lUlnola, In Book 35 of Mort
gagee. Page 274, will, by reason of default by the sail
'Waller in the payment of the promissory note In said
MortrsgeepedCed; sell at public auction for cash to
the highest bidder at the north door of the Court Hooss
In the City cl Chicago, County of Cook aforesaid on
the 4th day of June. ISS2, at ten o’clock in the fore
noon, all o: Lot nn über nine (9). m Block two (2), In
H Myerboff s subdivision of Block or Ont-Lot thirteen
CIS), in the Board of Trustee’s of the Illinois and Michi
gan Canal: Subdivision of the west part of Section,
five (5), In Townshio thirty-nine (89). north of Range
fourteen (14), east of the Third Principal Meridian, said
subdivision by Myarhoff recorded in the office of the
Recorder afforerald, in Book 49 of Maps. Page 35. I
will aim, at the same time and place, under the po wen
In said mortgage, sell any present remaining Interest
ol the laid nailer in and to the south easterly sac of
Lot fourteen (tlj. in Block thirty-three (S3), la Ogden’s
Addition to Chicago, being twenty (30) feet In width
and fronting on Milwaukee avenue.
SEIJGMAK SCHLESINGSB, Mortgagee.
Chicago, May Sd, 1262. mysrstun
■ft/TASTEB’S SALE—State of lUi
ijA noU. Cook County. as. Circuit Cent
County—ld Chancery. Stephen Chiles va. Heßw Wells
and Samuel R. Childs -Foreclotur of Mortgage.
Public notice Is hereby given that I, C C Paine
Freer, Master la ra&ncery of Cook County, State of
Illinois, will. in obedience to the maaeate la a Decree
entered in the above entltlel cause, sell at public auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder, at the north door of
the Court House ottie County of Cook, in tne City of
Chicago, on the 13 ta day of May. A. D. IfcG, atten
o’clock ra the forenoon of said day. all the following
desert bid parcels of laod situate in the County of
Cock, and State oi Illinois, to-wlt:—The southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of Section twentv six
ran In Township thirty-five HE), north of Range roar
tetii. east of the Third Principal Meridian, containing
forty acres Also, the aonthhaif of the eaat half of the
northearlquarterof Section thirty-four (M). In Town
ehln thirty-five (S5). north of Range fourteen 0.41, east
of ihe Third Principal Meridian. Also, tne northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty
ht f26) t of Township thirty-five (35), north of Range
foonees, eart of the Third PrlacSpal Meridian, or bo
much and such portion thereof as m*y be necessary to
make the money, principal and interest, due to com
plainant, with the costa of asid salt, and the costs, tees
and expenses or aaid sale. L. C. PAINE FBEEt*.
Master in Chancery of Cook County.
Chicago, April 23d. 1562. aprfpTlT-td
TAf ASTER’S SALE.—State of HU
-ItJL note. Cook Ccanty. as. Circuit Court of Cook
County—ln Chancery. Stephen Childs ts Samuel K.
ChUdß, Heman W. Childs, Elozoss SauteretaL—Fore
closure of Mortgage. _ _ _ .
public notice la hereby given that i Paine
Freer. Master la Chancery of Cook County. State of
ZULoma. will, ta obedience to the mandate in s decree
entered in the above entitled cause. auc
tion. for cash, to the highest bldfiwynkthe north door
of the Court House. In the city fednm Cfantr °l
Cock aforesaid, on the 15th day #Af*r. P-iSSh at
ten o’clock in the forenoon of ealddAj.ail the folio w
ing described parcels of land, situate la fee younty of
Coot afiHttaie, to wit: An undivided two-thirds of the
east half of the nonhratquarfcxof section .thlrty-
Sur(M), tn tWrty-aw (®). north of range
fourteen (U). cut of ihe third principal meridian, con- -
tnlalrg eighty (80) acres. Alao an undivided two-thirds
of one equal undivided half of tha west half of the
northeast quart sr of eectton three (5), of township
thhty-foer (33), north of range fourteen (U) eMt of
the third principal meridian, containing 8940-dB acres,
be the same more or lessor ao much andauoh.p-wtkj*.
u may be secaearr to make the mansr dna to tte
compulnaat,- principal and interest with the costa,
fcu, c pinjE rHEB& .
- Chancery of Cook
csioAso,Apras,ise.
jgiriitsan jlini ianirss.
-HP. usnds.
XTJ. Tfc6&tMvrj’ißMp CiriaL.tciapaiir oiler
—AI PCBUO A". TIOW, ‘
On Tuesday, file mb. of Juno Next,
AT EAST SA IHAW,
AB Us lasdg aponthe Saginaw rer and Itatrlbatarlw.
corenagns-rly
100,000 ACRES
t ?3 s t,Mt la the Stlte. There l«hdt,=ho
lacT we regard the quality- of the pine, the amount per
sere, their cca*ncss to Road streams, tin* cheapness of
logging, the ea^rada»r, ty with which logiare ran
anahe>, or the fafjUUea lur-ianufaeuirtnjfairl ship
ping. are unsurpassed, and are-worthy the ast-jr.aoQ
sot only oi acuul fipfiriwii irat also of capitalists, for
Ult not tspecled-that-they will hr lag at auction oue
kalftbclrreal-valueL Tts-lan as were selectedwish too
grtalcs; care by experienced jadgea and upon a com
partor of fbe reports of different persons, who made
their reports unknown to ench utn«r. -
There arc on thstaglaaw Hirer, between Saginaw
Cli? and Bay City—a distance of JUiesa. miles—forty
twe saw-mllla. alongside orwbich vessels can He *nd
load, theproperties of clear stoffls very large, often
fox It per cent on a sinter’s Jogging.
Too va»l«y of the S ictt aw abound? not only la pins
bntalsoinharcwood of the best quality. which is rapid
ly coming Into demand for shipment.
There are also] rgs tra-.ti oi farming lands of excel
lent quality, to be 1 ad at favorable raue.
In addition to all these advantages. It Is sow dermou-
Etraied that bencaih the Valiev of the Saginaw He? the
most valuable salt basin In the United' States. It is
on»y about fifteen months since the manufacture of
tali Was begun
There are now seven gait factories In operation, yteld-
Lag a dally product of S&J barrels, and thsro arc swen
ty-cce compnn:e > more that hare bought their ground
preparations to man esc tare aa soon
as posAblc. These salt worts are largely increasing
the demand not only for staves bat also for cord wood!
From present laoimUona it la believed that in no
E.rt of the Western country will the increase* of cona
tion and the rise In real eauta be so rapid, aa in tha
Valiev of the Saginaw for the next two year*.
Also, the Company will offer at Auction, on the first
day of July next, at lie town of MusSecon, on T.«tn»
Michigan, and about twenty-four thoustoa acres of
pine lands, all situated upon the waters of the Musts
goa. The plan is of excellent quality, and especially
adapted to the Chicago marten
There are a dozen large steam mills near the mouth
c f lAe river alongside of which vessels canto id. There
is, 9on the western side of the State. no nver whore
ro lame a lumber business la done as upon the Musie
gon. Tbcquantityof cut last year was alxtv millions
effect. These lands are specially worthy of the atten
tion of lumbermen In Chicago and Milwaukee.
The Company has In its office at Detroit, a full de
scription or the quality and quantity c f timber upon
each forty acre tract, as well as of the quality of the
soil, and these description? are open for the inspection
of any one who may wish to see them.
. Catalogues of the lands, divided into groups as they
will be offered forsale. can be had on annllentloa by
• letter or otherwise to the subscriber, at Detroit, or to
rAIEBAHSS & GBEEBXSAF, Chicago, 111,
Tmufß:—The lands win be offered at a minimum
price of three dollars per acre: ons-foonh to be
paid on tha cay of sale, and the remainder hi three
equal annual payments with interest annually at seven
per cent payable atthe Company'? office lu Detroit,
To those who mar wish to pay the faU amount ot
their bid In CASH, at the time ol sale, a discount of
six per cent win be allowed
Contracts with purchasers will be made lu accord
ance with the form already adopted ani in use by the
Company.
Any additions information that may be desired wtH
be promptlv given on application to
eso. S. FROST,
Agent of the Company. Detroit.
HpS-rlSl-lm
jSagmato gait.
SALT I NEW SALT ! 1
MICHIGAN SALT,
J ost received, and for sale at
i Market Price.-?.
Also—OH OHS AG A SALT.
I TBOSASHSLE, No, S Konh \FdMI.
! tnyS-rCO-lw
Extracts from the first Bicnnlsl Reports of the Pro
gress of the Geological Survey of Michigan, made to
the Governor December 30, IS*/, by Prof. A, WinchcU,
State Geologist:
**lflhe geological indications on which I fonad ay
opinions are not fallacious, we have t - e most magolfi
cvnt aal’ferous baa'n uuca tue coct'.rent, vast of the
Mississippi. Aa might be expected, too, thr Strength
of the bnue Is proportioned to the extent of the Daiia*'
—[Page 163.
“The EoPtSal; nawSalt ManufiCtcrLcc Comp-ny are
engaging vigorously la the manufacture of salt. Tho
quality of the s*'t prodn ;ed is unsurpassed cither in
chemical purity or preservative quAiitica. Several of
Use most extensive fisherman upon the lake shore, hav
ing given It h thorough tr al, pronounce It more econo
mical, (In quanltf required,) safer an i better thaa the
Oocndaga Die salt It is equally commended by
butchers. for butter It has been tested both in our
own State and Orange County, New tork, and pro
nounced not at all inferior to ihe famous Ashton salt.”
—[.Page ITS.
To the Beard of Directors of the East Saginaw Salt
M»nnfHttnrllg Companv:
Gsmm-I hart he.n lamiliar with the details rf the
fisheries of Sa tinaw Bay. Thunder Bay aM Lake Huron
• fbrmany veara. Doling the pas*, year & very larg*
amount of fish, packed in the salt of yonr manufacture,
bc.th coar.-e and line, ha? passed through my hands foe
sale In the Cleveland market ami it has uniformly
opened m excellent There are cow before me
ir.sptcficn bills firm Cleveland 1352 packages, and In
ibelotbu* two packages OJ sour or rusty fish. From
niy tnow’ei’ge onhesucceesot your salt In curing fish,
I reel warranted in saying that it is entirely reliable for
the ptupose. W. L. F. LITiLE.
Tbe Detroit Dally Advertiser of Feb. 10,1SRJ, says:
“Thepa.itj and excellence of the article creates for
U a ttesoy demand In tnls citv. sad in the Upuer Lake
country. The East Saginaw Compznv, previous to the
close oinavlgation manufactured aboa-21,000 barren,
about 1.0 oor wmch were sold in Detroit, where as a
merenaptable article. It ranks with tue best Oaondag*
pa’t. end is preferred by some.”
The Annual Statement of the Trade and Commerce
of Toledo, says: we are led to the conclusion that
eventual'y all tbe beef oork. e f c. packed west of Lake
Erie, willbe laid down In Sajmaw sau.**
Drrv.otT. MarchWh.
H.C. Potter, Esq, Superl-tetdcui East Saginaw Salt
Mancfacluilag Company: _
Drab Sib;— During the past Summer. Tali and Win
ter. we have eold some SCOO barrels of your “Saginaw
Salt,” and have never had comp atnt of xßabbsl or
rr. On the contrary, three-fourths of our customer*
written us to wmd them the Saginaw Salt If wa
bad it as we were felling 'be Sail a a Salt at the larde
tine; for which reason* we have all confidence In It,
and expect to sell this year £ .000 barrels or mors of
nr." coLuratn ate you upeny our complete success t&
Its manufacture. 1 cum re?pcc.tully,
WTTJJAMS & CO . Salt Dealer*.
Chicago, January ICth, 132.
II C. Potter. Eeq^EarfSiisinAW:
Pear Sn::—From ■sl&tfxperlesce wo have already
had. ffc think your ei't auptnor to any that comas to
this mirke*. Touts truly.
apis-p‘s?4-lm [Slgneoj 1)0 W, QUIRK fit CO.
Eenttgtg’ Qlatbs.
X\T M. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
V T Office and Residence No. 58 West Randolph
street, (successor to Fuller & Albangh.) would re
spectfully inform the public that he may bUH be found
at the old place, prepared to give fall satisfaction la
every department of Dentistry, whether la Fintiwa,
CutAHTse, Eimicrnre, KaflCLAirso, or the Inser
tion of ABTincm. Tkrra. Specimens of all kinds ot
work can be sees at his office. Charges moderaie.
myffi*n-ly
®iu ptatc.
TIN PLATE.
We are offering for C IBS
2,500 Boxes IC 10x14 Best. Charcoal
Tin Plate at $9.25 per Box.
1,000 Boxes IX do. at $11.35.
A full stock of extra sizes In proportion.
5,000 KEGS KAILS.
“ jrheellng” and other prime brands.
Tinners Tools and Machines,
And Tinners Goods of an descriptions.
Japanned and Stamped Tinware*
A complete assortment of
CUTLERY AND SHELF HARDWARE.
WILI.IA.TI BLUB & CO..
175 LAKE STREET.
jgatg. gaps ana jputa.
FIRM AT
THE OLD stand.
ICNATZ HERZOG,
WHOLESAL* AND RETAIL DSALEE IX
Hats, Caps,
Straw Goods, and
Cap Trimmings.
1 have Inst received a large and splendid assortment
In the above article*, and will sell them at prices equal
to the lowest in the market.
The latest styles of FOB. WOOL and BILK HATS,
at IGNATZ HERZOG’S,
tST Highest market piicc paid for' all kinds of Bair
Furs- aptiXpSHy
|)apEt Rangings.
pAPER HANGINGS
AT LESS THAH COST.
Closing Out Sale to Close Concern.
6REAT BARGAINS
Offered to Cash Buyers.
CH3S. JJTDEEiS, ss. S3 Eiiidoiph Street.
CmyS-tSS-lml
Jp' E. RIGBY, JR., Agent,
Importer and Jobber of
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
General Mouse Painter.
*pll p256-6m © Randolph street. Chicago.
T) RA K E & BRO.,
nnmi IS
PAPER HANQ-INQ-S,
Window Shades, Kxtnreg, fts,
SOUSE AID SIQE S’AINTEI
PAPER HAKQKEft, ETC, ETC,
No. 184 CUA Street, CUcac»»
CoclS-ly}
iHUitarg asaares.
A Rtellert and cavalry
JuL OFFICERS.—An extra, nice lot ofSsbre*. Betti
and Sashes. Sabre Knots and Spurs. Beal Suctsm
Dress Gauntlets. A3*o, Infantry Field •?* Use
Seen' Sword*, the best articles made: Colts. Smithan*
hereon and Pond* Kavotyere and Perccaatea Car
tridges; Shoulder Strang. Boglge.
cheap (or cath. E. M*BQwSN. so Clark atretf;, (ap
staixaj, over the Unite* States BxprcaaOffiCA. ooixtT
acms.
A BETTER STRAWBERRY
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