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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
VIRGINIA STATE CONVENTION.

THURSDAY, Nov. 2sih, 1851.
The Convention reassembled at 10 O'Clock.
PRAYER by Rev. Mr. Bosserman, OF the Unversalst
Church.
HON. A. 4. BoTELER.
The PRE- SIDENT laid before the Convention a COM
municauou from Hon. A K. Boteler, kuowlsdgng the
rece pt of official information Of bis appointment by the
Convention 10 the vacancy 10 the Provisional Congress-
caused by the resignation Of the Hon James N. Mason,
and tending his grateful acknowledgements for the dis.
tinguishei honor conferred upon him.
ExToRTIosIRs.
Mr.. CHANBLISS presented q series Of pungsnt and
spicy resolutions adopted a. public meeting Of the citi-
zsns Of Greensve relative 10 the exorons practiced
by merchants and Others The proceedings refer
red to the Committee on Salt
THE MILITIA
On motion of Mr.. RANDOLPH, the Convention re-
solved itself into secret session consider the ordinance
TO reorganze the militia. After remaining sometime in
secret session, the doors were opened. q
PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr. BRANCH, Of Petersburg, said that be had been
informed that the resolutions presented by Mr.. CHAN
BLISS, we're aimed at him Of the salt eKtorton
es He then proceeded TO give detailed statement OF
facts to vind'c tie himself from the imputaton.
On motion Of Mr.. OHAhBLlSS the Convention ad-
journed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
The Yankee. and southerner..

The delineation Of Mr.. Jss Mason's character by
the New York Herald though by no friendly hand, has
some touches Of the TRUTH particularly in reference to
his detesatiou Of the low vulgar and disgusting hab
tudes Of the Yankees Mr.. Mason, from knowing more
Of the Yankees than mos; of the prople in the South do
may hold them in greater sbhorrence; but the general
tendency of Southern feeling is to aversion to every
thing Yankee. The popular impression OF the Yankees
the South "a. that they are shresd, Tricky, knavsh,
sordd irpuiept and coarse aud that they are uufas
and pr6 associates for gentlemen The Yankees them
slv,s AS il evident from the article ia the Herald are
lite conscious Of the estimate In which they are held
b. the people Of the South. How far resentment for
this scoru aud contempt may have contributed to the
Inauguration of the war it may be difficult to determine
Bi, an observing gentleman, who happened to be in
New York Just after the taking of Sumter and when
the popular tsvescerce began, was struck with that
.ioary feature which distinguishes the outbreaks
o. interiors against superors They evidently felt their
social aud moral nferiOrity and were animated by the
envy and hate aud revengefU resentment which vaga-
rans and ser unresraned by the fear of the ssh IT,
stiucvey entertain and indulge towards gentlemen
They knew and showed that they knew that Southern
gentleman flt his gentiiy and responsibility soied by
association with the Wilson's, Sumners and Stewards -
Tie fact vas humiating their sellove. They might
be vug4rians-they might talk through the nose and
stink of onions and Goldfish; but they had money aud
Trey had numbers and they determined to make great
e,r. to be respected The spirit Of the French Jaeq
RE was everywhere visible among the population.
war against gentlemen, who despised them for their
meauuesses just the thing to crafty their magny
aud their svarice The Herald seeks to keep alive the
warfeelng by recurring to the source, and reminding
them that Mason and all other Southern gentlemen,
look upon them as dirty blsckgusrds.
We do not at all object to this representation of the
matter 1t is founded in truth. Aud it admonshes
that there ia no hope OF lasting peace until these H.
surrec onists against their social masters properly
corrected and taught to keep their proper places.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
The War,

"The dfgrnceful elimination and termination Of the
Cumberland Gap expedition" is announced in the Cir
oinusd papers After reaching Wild Cat 1t retreated
very suddenly, under the apprehension of being inter
cepted by Hardee 1t left large quantity of stores and
ammunition and, aftera very hard march, reached Grab
Orchard on the l7;h.
A sa'p'cOn expressed in Memphis paper, that the
demonstration against Columbus is feint, to cover
real attack upon Bowling Green.
We have nothing definite from the Potomac-though
think the Indications of battle stronger than
they we're.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
WnnhIn2ton Items.

despotic Government doaJ not repose on q bed Of
roses Every moment of its existence is troubled and
every circumstance rousss its suspicious aud makes il
miserable. Our Ral.splitter enjoys exemption from
the common lot Of tyrants Besides the DANGERS which
impend from opposing armies, he is in constant dread OF
assassination and has subjected the mail to close
veiAnce to detect consprators Washington. dispatch
to Northern paper has the following in respect to- the
dsagreeabe disclosures made by letters opened without
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
TREASON AND OTHER RAscAL1rY.

The disclosures made 0y the intercepted correSpon-
dence which comes to the State Department are start
lug in other respects well the treason shown
The letters directed to suspected parties opened
fad evidence OF reasonable purposes and acts In the
CAGES Of Northern sympahizers they generally afford
proof OF rascaty in other regards that with those
who have had charge Of this part of the State service,
IL has come to be considered that Northern traitor is
equivalent to being in the category Of criminals
from thieves down 70 spectators.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
DIED.
On the 22d Inst , At I

On the 2od Inst at the residence Of WIN Lewis Jq Union
HILL 10 IN ROBERT MILLER OF Goochsnd county volunteer
oapiau LeakeS Company Of Ard ley aged about twenty-five
years
he'd from the time Of leaving tchoo been clerk
hs ofce young man Of nne intelligence and at the
ure his delih Of the accom- pIshed county
o'ets probably. Ia the State He had been boyho d.
arkhbe his steady character and close
not lees than for seldom never yielding
wch bss the path aud ruin the 10
His hne qulls IN thoughul dspc son rave great
pronss Of utu usefulness and naturally excited bis
rents and fsnd VIII 81 SAL were bat too be eBshtd
He entered the ranks 10 his soldier
cut Ia the flower Of hi. HIS
gloom his for he probably
N H. and vaa an universal fAyorite.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

The New York H.rll urges Lincoln to call for
more men, and at once build two or three lun
dred war vessels and defy England.
Bennett Is seotchman-he hates the Yankees deep
-he Is suspected by thsui and partly to indulge his
Old grudge and partly to keep out of Fort Lafayette be
constantly urging them to adopt the most violent and
mischisyous measures. To involve them in war with
E0glsnd has always been favOrite scheme With him.
Next to that be is most eager to bankrupt them By per-
suading them to spend all their money ships OE-ar
and unHielay armies which never win battle. He
seems TO be in a fair way Of success
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
Moro Congo.
MORO GOnEs.
Aother Washington telegram OF late date tells the fol-
PROV. LOWS BALLOONS.

PROV. LOWS BALLOONS.
Prof Lowe has arrived in this ely With five balloons,
orderd by thu Government with portable apparatus for the
generation Of for their iuaaion. They will be dis
riouted as follows: One with the Potomac f1tll, three
elong lines in Virginia Prof Lowe will leave with
one on steamer which viii be anchored 10 the river
While he makes his reconnaissance, and watches the
movements OF the rebels the Virginia shore. For the
management Of the five balloons sixteen wagons eighty
five horses aud six hundred men, exclusive Of those
the boat, arc employed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
MARRIED.,

On the 2 init at the residence Of the BRIDES father Ia this
city by Rev Charles D. Lieut. JA w. PEGRAh,
U. s. A, SndlIZzIE R., daughter Of r. 7. Daniel Esq
On Tuesday 18th in5 by the Rev. A. Mccoy Ashbnrne
plantation Rayide parish HAMILTON NJ vANCG and LIZZIE,
eldest daughter Of Dr. Leven Luckett all Of LousanA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

This State was, on Wednesday, admitted member Of
the Coafederacy, by of Congress. That makes
number H. aud, az soon as Kentucky comes We shall
have a bakers dozen-to be rounded Off in time by
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

Sergeant Glbson's leg was smputated BY one of the
most dis surgeons Of the army but his system
had received such shock that he sank under IT, and
died that night. Yours, respect ully, J. 8. B.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
The Convention.

Tee Convention went into secret session, yesterday,
to cOnsiSr the ordinance recognizing the militia
There was nothing done, whilst the dOors we're open,
worthy Of editorial mention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29
KIO = MUND Whlu
MORNING, NOVEMBER 90, 1851.
go CORRESPoNpENrs.

80 LISTERS business psS, Dc addressed 70 hs"dor@
~ WA1g." -,
4relss ,crsn ss,s q ne paper tn not os 2uo,s
Tais g rle o. kHy hlatiH9 oHgAs n % Fnc,on % ~
5f ,H IA ~ CO., y asfarea1 ~ 0aITy EJtioes oro6ed
Sag slgA. liass ~ charged ~ o Od1srts-acatA
va ersaaf uasHfs sFffs-w rss~e's't NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-29

like this but that n anything In earnest to be done
Il viii be dons quickly. We have had reverses enough,
and the whole country is beginning to demand some
thing more"
The action must hsve been important II all stone,
force moved out and II II was Afterwards obliged 10
seek assistance from Gen. Banks hut II is so pcs:
hour cannos spare tire to ascertain the par.culin II
Leesburg be held BY the cpemy IL Is obvious that the
calculations Of the Federalss must be re-cast. II
supposed that great force would be left there and
that the Confidence would retire as an advance
took place towards Venns Wherever the Federals CO.
there APPEARS to be force ready 70 meet them. The
news from Missouri Is not encouraging. IL Is known
that some OF the st olcers-some cay the fret OF tie
old United States army-Gep. Albert JobUston, is OPP
posed to Gen. Fremont who is no., strictly speaking
soldier. Price had halted at 0.ceola where be tax
Ing 10 forfy his POSITION aud partisan bands
were moving on Fremohfs faux.
The recapture OF Lexington by the Federalisis is
scarcely counterpose the reverse sustained By them
Pilot Knob. Tho Union" sentiment in Missouri cvi.
IDENTIFY requires good dei Of stirring up with bsyonets
and demands an immense amount OF protecton-dnte
dollhouse plant In the way Of warmth shelter
How long General Mcclellan resist pressure from
his sdc remains 10 be seen; but the poicins ars
active seeing well be does perhaps that with
another great epuse and rout the Of the Union
is,s Is indeed in bad way. He wishes to axe 10
such mishap takes place. When two Colonies are ar
rested in week for nsubordinaon with suspicion of
stil grsver charges the General may be excused for
Of confidence in all the material oil which bis force
Is composed.
There have been Of the inulity Of earthworks
to check the retreat Of army or TO inspire the ded
ders with courage to meet advancing and victorious
enemy. 1 cannot think Washington would be endsng.
cred the south side even another defest were inf c.
ted on the Pederss The weather Is not favorable for
operations in the f,d. The mornings have been cloudy
and the nights rainy The roads begin to give promise
Of Balaklayian difficulties. But, just the army de-
ponds the bridge the city depends on line Of sngle
rail to Baltimore. The Lorg BIidge, indeed. has been
repaired and there Is talk Of laying down another
line Of riil but to about the ordra.
ry roads, and the ruts and mud holows which may be
encountered any of the ordinary outlets even now,
would astonsh pair Of Longacre springs Whist they
will be with the aid of the rains and the before u.s.
q Crimeau experience may enable US 70 judge.
, 1861-08-17

i Bernard G Cauldeld, Henry Waller aad sarah
Waller bis wife exec1ted and delivered to j. Young
scam1Don. certain dead Of trust, which be3r5 dAen
March 1ith A. D. 1850 and recorded in the ete1
Of the Recorder Of Cook County. Illinois tho l5<h
day Of March, A. D. a In Book lS3 o1 Deeds. ut p25a
Of land therein described. I'd secure he psysut II
certain notes and interest thereon alae described in
eatl trust deed which said notes drawn by said
Cau1held, to EecuEe an Indebtedness to HsftaAn4 h
Gepeke.
And whereas It was provided II said trust desd.
that In case default should he made In the payment II
said PFonsoT noes Or interest q any part tserao[
Caaion OF said Hoffman, GeIpcke their legal repre-
acntatdves asssna 1t should be for said Sc1n-
TO sell and dispose Of eaid premises any razt
thereof in prescribed by said trust deed &nd
whereas, default has been made by ead Cauldeid n
payment Of certain interest on said notas which Il
been made to me- the said Scammon by the legal hold
ers Of eaid notes TO eel said premises, ~ empov
cred by said deed to do.
Now therefore, notice ts hereby gtve1- that sha1-
the twenty Eighth day of September A q. lsS, At
IL o'clock in the forenoon sell at public aucdoa- 1t TIT
north door OF the Court House. IN the City OF Chicago
Cook County Illinois, for the highest and bes pncs
And all right. benefit and equity Of redemption s1i
Caulhe1d, ana Waller and wife therein, Nhtch ssld
premises described fullow1 o-wit: Ali thosa
certn pieces and land ttuat In the County
Of Cook and State OF Illinois, and described - folwa.
namely: Lots g. % = 3 u Block i; Lots l. T. = II.
4, 70, 3 and u In Block :, Lots 9. "A, In
Block 8 Lots ss II Block I. al in the 5wtfs Ne
q tue west half of the y E. qua ter or secioa y =
80 n, r II E., lying in the Eity OF ChCnSn.
Chicago. June IS ISL. HS.l!std
, 1861-08-17

1oHu D. 1AIeI!t ALL EQIQun1 VI are, OF the state
Of tho city Of Chicago County Of Cook aud State 81
1lnoi. certain 1nde:.ture Of mortgage dated tie
nineteenth day Of November, A. D. eighteen hundred
tecorders office ef aid Cook County In Book twenty
!tGt, is and BY which said iuien.ure said John B
knight and Edtaund Ware conveyed 10 said Peter
and two t)of Jamts D F. ogtlens Subdivision Of Lot
aun'ber one IN block number ninetystx ts6 in ths
S. hool Setnun Addition to Chicago aforesaid said
Lots takea togethsT b:lGg ffty 80 feet Ia front
street. one hundred feet n IT.. to alley. to secure
the Of the five ] certain promssory notes Of
the SAID Knight and Ware to the sid Geih, given for
part Of tic purchase price Of said Lots said notes al
hundred and eighty 4ls} dolars II 50 41l payabls to
esAd Geib one year from the date ther Of the. .econd
cn} thr 81 ard fourh{ thfor the Of ten hundred
te said Geb In tWo t} three ~ and four 10 years from
t date thereof and the ht1 aud last for the sun q
eighteen Thousand five hundred ard nfty dollars
years ftcm ihe date thereof With Interest. ~
And Whereas default hAI been madt in the phFIneut
ct the tgo. noes Last above mentioned. to VT the
notes pay able u four and i've q and s. years as
ha ing elapsed STAGE the list OF tt II fell due; and
xnereae there Is now due and unpaid upon said notes
o principal and interest the Of about nineteen
Thousand nine hund red and forty dol ars tSg,a4. ,
vested bS said tndenuEe Of mortgage, l. the under
(l51) day Of stotehber. 4 D. la1. At ten o'clock IL
tn foreneon at the north door Of the Court House in
ton aud sell the same and ali right a5d equity Of
deHPt1on Of the said mortgagors therein to the high
est bidders for cash to pay a costs and In
CURED in and Reing said Lots and 1he said
Chicago, June II, 1851. jyss-gAl.td
, 1861-08-17
TRUSTEES SALE.-Wheraa.

I 4ACA L. u - Lt4L Es- w EEFE23.
Hsr s5 sPq ssgss 81 TafE r.: =. ri
and WAS filed fer record u the office OF t1e Recorder
recorded y aid ofdce II BooS ia 81 6eads 4 rsSa
x5e bJ u s21vJed r. t. YoaaE
a.t With said des, drawn 81 sad Cauldeid 1ud paT-
shle . t. r. order of Holman y ielpake, tseaSs
aGnEna.
And. Whereas it WAS provided IN and BY aaat t-oss
sid Fote according to ita teaor and efet, then, ~
tie application OF the legal Sol3er th5re Il aa3 SEAT
dspes q sa'd roperss o. S5 psses IN snss1 ss
scribsG by s.fr deed
And yhert as de ault ..s made in payment Of said
tioI has been mate to ssic Scsnmon By TAG h,fiena
th51eet t. sell IS empo erd tS By SAID deed sAt
denrso therein ct sata M aa9ee sn Haef p "a
witt. IL: ir heirs ard assigns. -..-
Q. re Tve1ysnth thus day of Aaeasf 4 b. g., ss ii
ocl9rk IN ne iotenooi seli At nuoc arGtlon - as
is @ sa = III H Ssss9 y sS
half Of the VEST halt Ct tht quarter Or Sea-
fior twenty ol u To snsalp tirtga'se 3a, nortA q
H. n 3 4 east M h T. et
tyhvf El. thlrtl1 ISL ttirty:ssyea (s thitty e,sst
E tnEtyni2e (at f:rty q fort, aSs (taL tory r
20 9Ee I.eta lhree III f,ur q. I'VE El sIl5
ssEe1 4! elsht tik seysn I'll Has y sa5
th,itJs1 CsL forty.six i4s fosty seven ISL foFt;
etght @s forty niue I9l Ia Block three [3l L3ts
h5ss s5ss 81 sxtn!y 81 aas snes 81
lor thTes ia lots IN al With ali baildngs ind ,
5 Wel,f sd Bernard e Gseib "a t6sT aeirs o. -
s1Ens +. 5. eret9. J. YOUNG sCAaAoN Trustee.
, 1861-08-17

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
U1 default Eas been made IN the payment OF = GER
tain Note Dated tie eighteenth day ct JULY IN the
yeE EiKeteen Hundred and SIXTY for thE sun Of ona
hundred and hft3 6eyEA dollars and eighteen centF
Win Interest as ne rAse Of ten per cenS per arnpm
payable ore ye1z aff cate to kde order Of BonifauT
Be1nanef which sstd note Is secured to be pafd by
certain Mdenture Of mortgage Of the premises hers
ns1.tt Eent9. ID dated the day snd year afoFeasd,
ezecated b Il.rn SchaseT and Elizabeth his Wis.
. ne unoefstgnsd laortRaGee, which mortgage u
dniy retqrded il the Records OF Cook Carnsy, 6ste
i've hundred srd twelve
Nov. then notice l. hereby given that !. the undeE-
Egneo hE virtue OF the power uron conferred =
asa y said nort1sSe shall On tte sTsntz ssTsn15 III
h1ty.Qne. at the nc1t1 door Of said Cox Gonnts
Court House. in tie City Of Chicago attEeave 9ciock
q aeon OF Ez last mentioned day ISL 2t 3npAc Aac.
ho3 to the highest bidder for cash ths iaaa
anq TEAL estate N said mortgage deaGl9sG Aaa a ta
ter therein said lands aad pEei9e3 being described
foHpus nE:-Efsbt acres CT land noM on the n4fsA
end oE ride 81 the South half Of the east ha ct the
north east Ter OF Section two a. In ToWD.
ahip forty ore al north, and HAnze thlr;een CD,
Of land neng slxteea k} rods In Width nortn to
scntS and extending IN length from the east linz Of
said fan Of esid north quarter OF e2d Sec:
a@o fef'"5Ba BoEfFaGIUs Af BERHAuER Mortgages.
MAsls q Hineh5t 1a - GSaei"'s~ 9se w. t1s6 sd
, 1861-08-17

~ tee f hereby gyen that BY virtue OF the
gsEe e1ecnted aRd delivered to the unde signed
hiltan Scott by Sylvester Lind and Eta owen
Ling IL wile, bearing date the 18th day Of July
D. and recorded in the office OF tte Clerk oS
the Circuit Caurt ana Exuf1siu Recorder of Cook
County Ii the ttste OF Illinois, Busa 20 OF Mort
EageA ote st Pages ana the other at Page n said
Bctk: one OF said Mortgages be1og given to secure
the psEmt nt Of the Ro1d of said Sylvester Lind fol
the Five houeB I'd Dollars dee On the 1atn day
OF July 1-te with int rest said at the Of
A4e,ican Exchange ysnk In the. CITY .. New Yo-E,
ps2 Insnt Of the Bond 9f sid sylEe. Lind the
18Th day Of Jnly A. o. 1s6i, with iteres said
at the rate tt tea per cent per annum payable semi
annually at the paec aforesaid shall O. ihe list day
Of Sep1eHbet, a. D. b6i- at the nurth door cf the
Gourt Heus IN the Gtg of Ch1eago sait County of
u H. torsnoSn OF sala day offer fer sale and sell at
ssd indsbte t1terest and Of sse q
Store In linds New Blnck tue north twenty four
81 y thiEy o sd IT. tIi5t,o2s T. T., ;s q gzaaes,; sur
Ed tRown mofs particularly i nqmber twenty Aar
Of the h. principal F &C., sn7 secured b, sali
respectively. r.. WnLIAM ! AND .. SCOTT hortsagee
B1tEGETT q WINSTON, Att'ye. auto g5e5-ta
, 1861-08-17

~ nois. C.uEty Of Cook, ss.-Supertor Court Of
Chicago = lsaac 4. Pool vs. B. y. Bncde r-5iu to
iereclose nptte eage.-Publc notice Ii hereby given
that IL psssaAaee and in virtue Of desretal
tered 10 the above entitled Cure the I'd dsy OF
May. A. D. 1851. Ira Nichols Spacial Ma ster ID
snaet e tat purpose appointed by the ssd Sa-
fon7 fs ftshest sddsr tS 6oF eaa the o -
sag9 t1 Eatd c5unty Of Cock ana stste Of laola On
y NoMpA3 the pineteenth day of August, a ., 1s5
AZ zen ocS II the EEenccn Of that day the follow
described M @ rea ettat to Wit Lot number twelve
tx nd M o. e !ots aSen % si5tee3
Itut tees Subdivision Of section seTen toi thirty
nlne o ncEth CT range fourteen {4l east sd prucl
ra nerd az e1cePtnE t:lAag41Rz piece Of land ds.
@ ~ 1oMoHt 70 VII: Co1meEclnG AZ the n,rtd-
running .onth three g feet; thence In nHrsnwester
i Erection to Point twenty c) fee* from the north
ssss cGrEer Ct sad + utr ing ncTa line Of ssid lot
thence east to the rsce Of btginninzor 80 much OF
sne4nt due eop!anaat andsr sald decree and costa
disbursements on said sale IRA J NICHOLS,
Special Master IN ChAace, appointed by tue Superior
Court Of Ch!tsgo. to make ssid sale
Dated at Chicago, July th A. D. 1851. Jy-Tgats I'd
, 1861-08-17

. Gardir er's Rheumatic aud Neu-
rzista CenreGna r > R@oS:nye @ safs snd @ peTmane1:
Is IK1EEEt1 rBuedr driving out and entirely era
ticAE1E tnt ttkeAsA fQuHtEg no change In DIET o.
nusiuesA 81 may bs taken By children and persons
{ tae e: nt1ieAts eon1ntutona sita perfect safety
zAu ht oOtA41e1 frcN persons vel kuoWp who freely
KtFt Their trs1ireonJ in its behalf
"C1&rttner's Ek<n0at.c and Neuralgia Comppund IL
the bcss medicine hi The dtseAse ever saw"
CHARLES 4 SMITH.
Eel Old State House, Bpstca.
AFTER sufsstas Nth Rheanatsn twenty yea1a4
sE:lnE s. sntirtiy cE5ed With two bottles Of Gar
'cete Fl unatt: and Neuralgia Compound"
norman T. AYRES, IS Frank1in-st Bosto4.
Hay7rg teea 6 sanftant sufferer trom Ee1ralgtA
eighteen month"; and been driven By eIcruciktnc
pan to the trtal Of namberlesa remed!es without ob
sl:Eing 1ehet EAs tnquced by friend 10 ~ Card
pers rheumatic An< Neuralgia Compound. hATe
ts4.e1 bCt o. { bot. T. and an e1t,1 ely we'll
j. 2 BAXTER Dry Goods Desler,
Eo- Appleton Block, Lowell Mssa.
For Rale ry J. 4. JOHNSON, corner STATE and Rsr.
oops streets, CEisAge wholesale AID retail agent ior
4s Northw est*rh states. E 4. LANDOS, AGENT
1ne '1Soe supplied ifis't1-lJ
, 1861-08-17

NJ ASVER'S SALE.-Sta:e of lii.
~! ~ mol, County Of Cook, sS.-super1or Court OF
Gatassaeo In Cbancsry. John B 71Hord EliAs t.
SuHh. AaFgarst D Smith, BENJAMIN r Bradley
gaMea Y pIdeT. Janea Il Bryaut Robert A. Watts
9iCEafG Collins. jeremiah I. BoTl. David Il %
MurrgaEe. ~ 80 "oe~As0e
FqEnS notce !: hereby esen that pursuance Of
the 1onith day ct April 4. D. les. l. Ira Rcnrt a
Mat IA Chsreery - the superior Court or Catca,n
sell 1t public RnEt3op to the hkacat bid ~ ia
cash. 1t the north door cf the Co Houee or Cook
EOthty. ic the Cft5 Of CAcago, County Of Cook and
state cf utcela On Wednesday, the fourth CAV of
s. pt mber, L 1851 ut eleven o'clock Ia the foya.
noon Of thai day, the following described real estate
s'trate II the LILY Of Chicago, County OF Cook and
State OF l1iaeia cr mnch thereof ~ NAY b. neces
saTy to satisfy the amount dne complainant under
hMd decree With cos;s Of Futt and expar4es OF said
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