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Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

For Sheriff,
J. S. sLINGERLAND.
For County Clerk,
CHARLES l.. THOMAS.
For Recorder,
JOHN COLLINS
For District Attorney,
X. X. MERRILL.
For Tax Collector,
CALVIN noCLAsKY.
For Assessor.
J. II. DOCGHERTY.
For Treasurer,
J.. B. CLARK.
For Surveyor,
T. A WILLIAMS.
For Assemblymen,
9. c. ToMPKINs, P DURNIN, T. HUGHES
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

PREsESTAlIoN-A FLAG AND CANE FROM
CALrFoENtA THE n. Y. correspondent Of the
Bulletin, writing under date of July 18th,
says;
The flag sent by the National Guards of
San Francisco TO the Let Massachusetts reg-
ment was presented TO that regiment at
Washington ON the 9th instaht, and the Incl
dent made the occasion for little speechify
ing. Colonel Ellis of California made the
presentation address. to which Col. Cowdin Of
the regiment responded. Other addresse,
were made ty Senators McDougal|, Wilson
and others, including Lieut.. Col " ellis VIII"
closed the ceremonies with nm eloquent and
stirring speech. Col Cowdn, in he course
of his remarks made several complimentary
illusions to the boys, now in California, WHO
used TO train in his old artillery company.
On the same day, n very handsome cam
was presented to senator Wilson by Senator
Latham, on behalf'of certain citizens of CALI
fornia us a testimonial of their recognition
of his indefatigable cSorls in Congress in ia
yor Of the Overland mail.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
WnANEAnours or GEN. LEE-REponrED De

WHEREABOUTS or GEF. LEE-REPoRTED DE
sErrIoS or THE CoNFEDERArE CAUsE.-Ihere
have been great many Speculatlons l"teiy
jn the papers from Washington dispatches
aud other sources in relation to Gen Robert
Lee, who was appointed by Governor LeIcher
commander in chief of the Virginia forces. on
The secession Of that state 1t was tele-
grapbed positively on the 10Th ut to New
York, that General Lee had resigned aud de-
serted the Secession cause. and would co
operate with the Unionists of Western Nir-
ginia. This story is highly Improbable, but
it is likely that the various reports OF his
disafrction have some solid foundation, tho
the extent Of the dsaifecton is not positively
known. There is significant announcement
in the Charleston Courier, Of June 2Sth,
which says, General Lee is nat a General in
the Confrd rate Army" The italics indicate
that the Courier folks were desrous of letting
the public understand the matter Ia this
connection, the Baltimore American has an
extract from an Army officer at Harrisburg,
Penn, Whirh snys; "A gentleman ja-t arriv-
ed from Virginia states that the mi'undtr-
standing existing between Generals Lee.
Beaurrgnrd, and Davis. arose from the tHct
that the former protested against acting III
any other manner thnn the defensive. JtH.
Davis and Benuregard, with Gov. Ietcher,
counseIlrd an attack on Washington from the
Maryland side crossing The Potomac "hove
and below. General Lee sa " the Mllacy md
iniquity of this preceding and resigned, to
the great regret Of his command aud the peo-
pie of Virginia. it ia said that when the op-
porunity presents Itself he will arouse the
loyal citizens of the Old Dominion and fight
for the maintenance Of the integrity of the
Federal Union He has seen the folly OF ST.
cession. and is determined not to lie dnprd
longer 10y the arch traitors aud demagogues
Of the Southern Contederncy'
a YOUNG man, rather vprdlnt and very
sentimental, while making himsclf interesting
to II young lady, the other evening, 10y quot
inS from the pets. to other choice and rare
extracts, added this:
There is 10 place like home
"Do you really think SO p snd the young
lady.
30, yes wac the reply.
"Thrn," said calico, why don't yoa stay
there ?'-Er.
rg
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01
CApsoN XALLtY.-We take the following

Carson VALLEY-We take the following
from the Carson City Silver Age Of July
27th
Judge Mott opened the frs; term Of court
in the First Judicial District of Neuadh Ter
ritory, at Virginia City Tuesday last, at P
NJ The courtroom was crowded with law
yers and clients.
The Judge announced two rules Of Court
--one that all attorneys Of other Statrs and
Territories, of good moral character could he
admi1ed to practice on motion. The other
denies to any attorney the right to practice
in Nevada courts until he takes an oath 10
support the Constitution and Laws Of the u.
States All the lawyers who weie present
came forward aud were sworn in.
As there was no business before the Court
the Judge called for an expression of opinion
from the bar as to its power TO hold court un-
til u Nevada Legislature shall provide a code
Of practice and also, whether there were any
Utah laws in force in shis Territory since the
u Of March ast. He stated that doubts had
been expressed on these points hy eminent
legal and iudcinl authority in California and
here, and that lie wished to hear them dis
cussed hy the members ofthe har Most of
tie lawyers declined to express their opin-
ions until further time for examination The
Court irst called on Judge Rnlston, az the
senior member of the bar He thought all
the Utah laws remained in force DotNith-
standing the Organic Act, creating Nevada
Territory.
Judge Bryan held. that all the laws in force
in Utah Territory, On the Cd OF March last
will continue in force in Nevada Territory
until repealed by Nevada Legislature; til 1t
the officers OF Utah origin, whether judicial
/ ii n
March last, in that portion Of Utah which
now constitutes Nevada Territory. righlfully
continue to act until removed by Nevada
nuthority-by yappoin'mrnto of Governor Nyr,
or an election 10y the people.
William Stewart thought that the Utah
onlcers, within the limits of Nevada Territory,
were removed hy the Organic Act, and that
all laws in force il Utah Territory on the "a
Of March last, are now in force in Nevada
Territory.
The discussion Lasted until o'clock p NJ,
and was resumed on "Wednesday forenoon.
The learned Judge declined to indicate lis
own views on either Of the questions di--
cussed On Thursday, court was adjourned
to Monday next, at 10 a N. when 1t is lie
lievad that litigation will commence with
great brskness and activity.
The Pioneer Stage way-bil ehowed %
passengers yesterday, II Of whom cam
over the mountains.
BILLY WILSON makes his regular trips be
tween Carson and Virginia. leaving Carson
every morning at 81 o'clock.
VlnolaIA cooly proposes to absorb Gold
Hill The citizens Of Gold Hill are in COM
mon courtesy bound to return he compliment
and don't forget to promise Virginia that she
shall te made into separate Ward, SO that
she can preserve the semi lance OF her own
identity.
Gov. NyE will probably star. on Monday
try. in performance of his duties as Indipu
Agent for the Territory.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

VOICE FROM SOUTHERN PATMor.-AleX
W. Baldwin, a talented young lawyer Of
Downeyiile, and son of Judge Baldwin of
the Supreme Court, writes thus to General
Cotton, Chairman Of the Democratic Union
State Central Committee:
Il received, upon my return home yester-
day, II very polite note from members Of our
State Central Committee, requesting my as
slstnnce TO the ticket on the stump during
the canvass. Nothing could afford me more
pleasure than TO render all my aid to the
party which has my warmest symputhies, but
professional engagements mast consume most
of my time during the summer. viii take
pleasure, however in doing what | can in
this county and PIumas for our cause. |
would be happy to meet our candidates at
any Of the prominent points in the two
counties, and guarantee them a hearty and
ho,pijahle reception. Sierra is sure for the
Union Democracy"
Mr.. Baldwin was born and reared in Ala
bama, and was there taught to love the
Union, and to hate Secessionism He is true
to his early teachings.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-08-01

For Justice ofth supreme Court.
B. c. WHITMAN. N...,............So .Solano.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
GEORGE S. EVANS. ..... .Tuolumne.
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. BOWIE. ...... Sacramento.
For State Treasurer,
J. T. LANDRUM. .................S .Shasta
For State Comptroller,
JAMES L. huffman -. San Francisco
For Surveyor General,
J.J. GARDINER. ...... San Francisco
For State Printer,
JOHN r. RlDG Z. San Francisco
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
PERSONAL.

An interesting collection of autographs and
scripts the property Of Robert Cole esp +. g. A.. has
been disposed cf in London. IL acquired during
the last twenty live years. mainly by dgent glean-
inge from the papers discarded waste by various
public and private Oices Among the remarkable lots
were autograph letters and noes OF celebrated of
America including many of those who signed the
Declaration OF Independence in Ed6-a. los Letter
Of Gen. Andre, who engaged in the American
War, and hanged as a spy in 1892. "a. Last will,
with the colics or Napoleon L., translated copies,
tograph letters OF Count MonthOon and other papers
in reference 10 the will--H 4" Alton Braes, song, in
the autograph Of Robert Burns-3.6 Is. Several trades
mems accounts incurred by the poet Burns, indorsed
by him. and showing the poets need and thrift-1i os
An extraordinary assembage Of Autograph letters and
papers referring particularly to Caroline Qneen Con-
sort Of George w.. her position as Queen Of England
her trial &C., arranged in y vols-5M These papers,
il is said form complete history Of this famous cause
eeeJre its antscedents and attendant circumstances
and supply an authentic record OF facts not otherwise
attainable Sir Francis ChanTeys ledger book OF the
busts monuments, and statues executed by hm--a
%. A letter Of Cowper the poet7~a 5s. volume
of autograph letters and other apers illustrative OF the
biography of celebrated crimnals-lH los. This vol
ume contained a receipt signed by Francis Black
beard Jonathan Wild, and other rascas, for blood
money received of the sberis for the conviction OF
Thomas Draper and Samuel Davis, Hl8; aiso
a document in the handwriting Of Eugene
Aram deed signed by Daniel DE roe
and his daughter-iL. 1Os. ehort letter OF Oliver
Cromwell, while Captain, military rank he held but
short time, 81. 1Os. humorous letter Of Sir Phibp
Francis, the reputed "Junius'-iL As. letter
Of Frederick King Of Bohemia, expressing gratitude
for the collections which bad been made in the several
counties in England to aid him-A. 16s. letter OF
0bbon, the historiau--5i 2s. 3D. document bearing
the rare signatures Of Nell Gwym and Otway, the
Poet-'@ los. An indenturo signed by Handel, en-
eagng 70 return IN as good order when received by
him from the Tower the large kette-drums lent to him
by order OF the Board Of Ordnance for the use Of the
Oratorios at the Kings Theater, in the Haymarket,
January ls, l73S-9-i 4s. letter Of Handel to the
ordance-ofRce Keeper, Tower, dated ten years later
again soliciting the loan Of the drums-1Ol l5s Bills
Of costs Of Messrs Wallis and Troward, solicitors. ap
pointed for the impeachment Of Warren Hastings
these charges and disbursements are 55S02l D. ID,
but the taxing, aided by allowances, reduced the
amQsnt TO 1881. 4s.--a. S. letter Of David
HuuSt containing particulars of the incoherent conduct
OF tie in.lne Marquis of Annandale, who bad been
placed, and aas then under Hume's care-7L p. I'd.
The corresponding, letter. and paper fLsyis Papl,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

Tng ApySNTAGE or WarER-IIGHT C0HPART-
MgNrs Is IRoS AND orHlR SHiPs.-The iroa ship
Santiago, which arrived al London on the 3Jth ult.,
was in collision wi'h the American ship Abner Ketson
ON the 18th of last April in LIT. 50 81 ST. lon. s3 IL W..
wes. oil Cape Horn, and suffered 80 severely that her
fore compliment Immediately hllcd with water.
After many efforts TO pump II out found that the
lccden, had been too 10 admit Of this aud the
captain en1eavored 70 pass sails the bows
lessen the fOw If water through the Leak but he
found this of little assistance. lie then bore up for
Por Stanley Falkland Islands which place lie reached
on tie Both of Tic same month Il was feared there
that il would be necessary 20 discharge the cargo; but
Capt. Davidson determined rather 10 prosecute bis
voyage with as little delay possible than TO incur
such loss I'd ho would entail upon all concerned were
the ship 10 be discharged. Acting upon this determi
nation, he strengthened the bulkhead of the fore COM
partment, formed bieakwaer inside TO repel the
lorce Of the iniGx of water upon the compartment
inspired Lis crew TO remain by the ship, and brave
along with him the dangers In the prosecution Of their
voyage to London, which they have all reached in
safety.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

British TESTIMONIAL TO A BosToSIAY.-Col John
T.. Gowan of Boston, who went to Seyastopol several
years siree 10 raise the sunken feet OF the Russians
having bestowed great in preserving and restoring
the graves Of the Eng who fell during the siege OF
that pace, subscription has been raised by British
officers and reiatives Of those who died during the
Cimean war, in order that testimonial iybt be pre-
sented to him. 70 mark the grateful sense of his Bener
were the chief movers in the matter They procured
the manufacture oi silver guilt shield Of the wei3h.
Of $50 ounces. The border Is richly cns.ed VIII
equestrian and other figures, subjects taken 4n in'
srpton. The plse has been presented % ne Engish
ConsnI a. Theoioco foy pjesensaiiop te NJ, Gowsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25

SHIP on FIRE-About 81 O'clock on sa,nroayp yp,vsr
inc he sbip Success living at Pier No. 81 East kiseI'
and bound TO Liverpool was discovered to os GA AZ r,
t oriaipaed in the forecaste among some o. las
ors d,nnaQe Tie fire wss extpgnsneo ~
ferry boat Ms-hesset. Damage trinins.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
49, An oid woman, once celebrated dancer has adj
,lressed the following curious letter TO the Pope:

the tlvalcel ssc Of ~ Elnb,o myself In tho DUST and
bitterly 1epoo having ocrSsoued u.ny scandals by dancing An
the es S period o. 2J yeat and having heapcd rp
yrsat and o, by lie practice Of that dis5oica at Al this
,me tho Cove vrist IL enduring such great
risb v.r,ire unworthy ieolly 70 Us
81 l,b tAo triBe u 800 Austrian iyrc which ofor
contribution s. Posts perny npofing 81 hc sdno lime
IA bssng and prayers for myself my decvsted siher my
diu hte Charlotte snd he'g Egs sso, 91d Einbth his
wife and Children they have and finally for n my
rL M po.tsliy the end hAt no good ry tlmph aud
he Wicked perish Bi' o!nes's hn,stsd e'yE1, ard 'in
nor, b!UsLfrA IAbArDhA,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-25
The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith writes 10 tn
Rl,ton Joalaal, nnaer date " Augnsl II:

The marriage a. the Rev Dr. Spring of iE tie chapel
o. he Br Car Thais9ay l5s in the presence OF email
.ilraay ogvsior. Tie sfa hss created much talk The
doctor 4 wei OF % eighty lie l. quite inhn aud his sight l.
rl5r The ady bid. ( s,tyh,e, aud Il maiden. Mrs
iprns has been dead quite and In New fork m re-
erds1 A. lai.e "a p0pns f0E wii0wer not 10 wait At
las, w his arse cutie te rom-nce h blended
The adv has fortune c0t her own nse Sac has
s ,ide4 ih of tho benevolent Ia
tho ct e lady reported to .ay that h9s always been
her rat i,tiro 20 become M Gardner Spring The bride
nd bridegroom len the cihpe and M proceedrd
10 the ctr, 9Y tfdal up % N ie Fails, both seeniEg In
asss'Gnee and help although The bnGe was spfighby
IN one u her yoATs.'
, 1861-07-23

a. ! t'I>:S So: - T,1-
80 Ell. t",1:,ti Of Coo',, S-sus-ror t:,n-r
t>''.:s = ellza SCI, :. AID stnso. i, cni:t.t
FIJI Ii. E,,t... !. hrTc>r =; ~ =, e.,
H. trcr t:.ttr< = &c ID. " e:,.. n.t ed :s.e ~
OF the ,n,;rtor ~ = ;-4 Il 4ra isst',
Eli \, {. n.lI!c :u.,..n 'atot +I,ues u, I,Has
:: , lit 1t o. taE a - t. ts!st: :sa! "A. = J1'
u r.. ~ - -. !t y ~ @ ie5'eo:a .. tts IT..
-ts. ~ :'.s - ~; n ~ S1aIt3 .! egoa 1i,:
5r = - I1s tn.w.t:ziH. Eosls *"se ,;,rs
Iii. btr r5 5, IN - EG5i31a1s ~ iE:-E {: pt.'
IL Pay,
, 1861-07-23

FOURTH REGULAR ANNUAL Pickle OF TIE
BEREAx BAF11sr 8. s.-The Bcrean Baptist
Sunday School will have a Picnic at Hyde
Park, On Wednesday, July ~, for the benefit
OF the school, and to which the school will
go free
The public are familiar with the success Of
The picnics Of This school. AID ne promise
treat this time. L sufficient number of cars
viii be in readiness at the Great Union Depot,
It $50 A. Il, to accommodate all who may
wish to avau themselves Of this rare opportu-
11t5 to enjoy happy time SO cheap. O11y 20
een'e 70 60 and return, to be collected on the
t,atn- No uckets sold.
twill be Basket Picnic. Refreshments
ice cream, lemonade, md all that Is reon,rad
on such an occasion, win be sold hv a~r,noe.
ment Of the school, and no otber VI, ha a.
lowed to felL Remember the special tr.;n
8:soA II, Wednesday for Hyde PAX. ''1'
, 1861-07-23

AAC - AE ANG@AA
It Is Impossible In any ordinary terms to
describe the state Of fcclrs into which our
CITY was thrown yesterday By the thronelns
aud confused dispatches announcing The tirst
repulse Of the Federal arms In the attack upon
The ent1erched enemy at Manassas Junction,
Tic earliest special dispatch to the TRIBUNE
wes received about halcpast 10 4. H., and By
e1trss scattered through the city. These
first reports confirmed the Sunday night dis,
r0tches Of the first gallant SUCCESS at Bulls
Run. Later came the intelligence that one
forces we're driven back by over 8helminr
numbers snd were rstzeating on Wash
fngtop. From this announcement through.
cut the day and until far past midnight The
st1ee.s were thronged in the vicinity Of thu
rs"sp@rtr ofticce, lctcls and other ccntcrs of
receiving and prouulgating news by an excl
ted crowd, eager for the latest tidtngs.
Theee news will be found in another col
INN. ons thing has been tbs result Of their
receipt in this city. Where ten msn were
eager Tor enlistment before, hundreds are
burning now to sid in the support Of the GOV
eminent. For the fal1 Of one man IN hun
cred will take his place. We convcrsed with
many yesterday whose friends and immediate
relatives were In the attacking column.
Amorg these IS Others The feeling was uni
Fena1, We will take their places"
The crowds at the TRIBUNE office, the sher.
man ard fremont, knew no abatement until
fsr past midnight. The worst, it came soon
to be believed, was known in the earlier dis
Patches. The later, it will be seen, relieve the
first tdings Of several features among the
most regretted results Of the repulse. The
best feature remains to be most prominently
Ioted in our own city, that our community OF
all classes, and Of Gil former political creeds,
are more than ever an unit, and are ready for
the earnest and serious work OF the war. The
members of regiments in this city seeking &C.
ccptanee, look upon 1t that they will now have
no further barriers offered to their admit.
lance.
, 1861-07-23

sumption. Safes 50 nc0 busA:'s at 4OG1{7 inferior
to strictly prime Icy; EeM mt5ed westera 4s; stra"
s s@G Gats msds1ats
fEoy1e1oNs-Pnrk quiet without change In
prime. Beef quiet and steady Sales 80 6rls at
mees ts@10 90 ior 1epackei @ mesa; ; sid 4 5o@l1 20
fer extra .meee. Primo meas beef aaiet
and nemiEally unchanged; Beef hams quot.
t.les at 1Y@ye Tor shoalds!s, s; sSec "1sa for
hams. Sales 10 hhds emoked shoulders at &c. Ba-
sales 150 hbla at 8@9c. Butter In moderate re-
quest at E111c for Ohio. .7@1sc for state. Cheese
selling at a@7c as In quality.
e1s bids Cuba at b1l5>3c, 900 hhds Porto Rico at
6ns, and 6o9 @ bo7ss M navann s1 st5xe: ;..
sea5 selp g. sN & Do Ed s. T. cseS assSa az
Ras *: n e 55ki 5.s $; &, fsspes:, s
do circulation. 145 507. Inceasc in specie, 1856
459; do deposits, 1,49a,s ~-4
BUFFALO, July 2a.-FIouR-steady and fair
GRA1N-Ho1ders Of wheat ar1ucr and market
quiet. Sales II, 000 ba Kenosha club at B3c 1850
bu No chicago spring At 7aD75c; 5000 bu Iowa
club at SIC. Corn easier. Sales small at g..
chnice
to NeI York.
LAKE IKPonrs-t9, COO bu wheat, $50 0e0 ha corr;
8, COO hu oats, Is. 600 bu barley, G000 bu rye.
CANAL EXPORTS 600 br1s 1Gur, p, ,001 bn VII. il. !.
$1,000 bu corn, 7000 bu barley.
0SWEGO, July a2-The war excitement en-
crosses most Of public attention. There is yery
little doing II ths produce market.
buyers. Sales, 1900 bus Chicago spring Ut s5:,
ard 500 bus No. l Milwaukee club at 9O Corn In
demsnd. Salee, COO bus Illinois at 36c. BarleJ,
Rye, and Oats quiet. Peas unchanged. Sales, roo
bus Canadian al Co.,
CANAL FRr1auTs- Unchanged. Flour IS. wheat
&c. corn 7c, to New York.
LAKE. IxroETs-so0 bris flour, II, 100 bus wheat,
o. GO bus corn.
CAsA1 ExPoRrs-s00 brls -four, 1850 bus wheat,
q, 800 bus corn.
, 1861-07-23
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, July a,-Flour opened quiet but
G9sed ea3d heavy with shgh. downward tendency
9H 6oo 9rls at 500 70 fer s9psE e e. state; 81
sIn; $4eQ24 so for common to medium extra
hmes.er7 &4.9o@5 for shipping brands extra round
aaa9 hour-ouly moderate request and common
g1adss rule heavy; eales geo bEls 1t $aT593s5 tor
stap; stnpef; <41b@T for fancy and extra. Rye four
ea!es 200 brls Brandywine at IS d.
MAiskF-Dull, eales 100 hrls at 16e
Supply larger, and holders Of common grades are
perhaps mora disposed to realize, while good
1GG9a 1 s0a shipping parcels are firmly held Sales
- m,4oo ao >, bus northwestern club at 93R95;
~ ~ 1astne spring e5@96; 2ooo Canada CLUB %
1soo rs :! ~ club 5000: 2450 amber Iowa 1.006
* y 200 very choice winter red western t16:
aU eeomme1 do liz: 7.5oo white Indiana In. RJe
aaea4nRed. a,s Sales 10000 bushels common weat-
nomtly unchanged. Cora continues steady. Mod
et@@e eus1aess doing for exchange and home con
, 1861-07-23

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Henry Webster and E1izah,tb s W.hstarr,
AHfed Boerbam, ejectment. Redocketed. aad
nsual tut. to plead entered, notice on defendant
a. PLAINTIFFS cost, on notice Of plaintiffs at-
torney-
F; sweetzer ct al. vs. Y. u. Lehman. All ata1
fled or the 18th inst. 'e9e1 11eA'
Y. Farrer rs. A, Vail, sub. to plead entered.
submitted TO Court by Grgament, written ar ID
Z future day 'A~ @0Nt -
NJ; J. y Pratt rs. 4. S. kirkpatrick, cjectment.
This oase LOW on trial
CIRCUIT COURT OF CooK COUNTY.
This Court opened ard immediately adjourned
doing Ho business If Importance
SUPERIOR CoURT.
This Court will sit in bauc tomorrow. to he.r
> arguments for motions for new trials.
, 1861-07-23

KCoiEE'S SALE. - Where's,
e9sass g.: HseI 11a sn,s sesa his
Trustee DC. dsed of 9us aased 1u Msrra = afnoa !.
1sSs eud reeorced II the r5coFjcT,s o:1ea o7 Gs3x
e. ases oa ~ saEs II, aaE e a.
deed said Maclay and wife coaTesed 70 IT, III III
4 hsd tsa eouat1 1s t,ast of SaaF u 81
nS'th r. feet &" n q lstt se1ea Is md n
IA SAID deed speclaed] 70 secure tie payment ~
thousand dollars payable n Ten 7esss ~ t aSea tss :q
1s9a III
u taat defspls should be made in the payment
q ne interest on safe principal and anY nn14s
thirty da,s sser tae sans Should been er a. s2scs q
a0!e Men the principal sqn With an .resEsges of3
ca,ors snsao er aizns M esia the1sa0td hse1e
cue md parable A.! might be demanded tm1uedi3c15
a5 o5 # + aa ~ %e Z, ~, Mtn t; days d
teereo according 70 tie tencf ad sasct Or raayrs:
e. exa & III Eoe1
coupons thereto attached. said Ar.cid Dohn q "
pnn OF attorney should sell s4id nrrss
Hox: thsfs{ore: default having been r.t. ~.
sth to ish a ss e51p1n orp tna On satd bond d1s @s
nd Ne sad holder Of safd I'D bsoa
e: e NJ r.
anpleaucn e taid Edward 4sna5da 1aa n haaytnE naas
suaacs o .aa Is not.ea heFa6y xTan tbst H. -
Aaxass T IL soas 5noa ~ ~
Cou1t House, IN tho e!t1 Of sso ~ so1ta docs of e
tss ae ss sfa = 1a
pATn & Nrsax1. eoEI A. ofASo4O' ,e1sMs1
, 1861-07-23

YATES PHALAsx-Those who wish to en-
let in a crack corps are informed that
Capt Light, Company B, can receive few
more men. He can be found at Judd's build
Ii 6 {corner Of Monroe and Clark streets), up
E*airf.