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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-30
Republican Nominations.

For Governor,
FREDERICK IlOLBROOK, OF Brattlcboro,
For Lirutensnt Governor,
LEVI UNDERWOOD, of Burlington.
For Treasurer
JOHN B. PAGE, Of Rutland,
wiadhnm County Oaicers.
John G RICHARDSON Of Westminster;
iSsaators, PARJEV STARR. of Whitineh m;
tBROU6lIr0N d HARRIS, Of Brattleboro.
SMARSiIAfL NEWTON, of Newf,nei
h'S'N'" '""s'Si IRA Go0DIiUE, Of Westminster.
States lnorn,y JABEZ BRIDGMAN, Of Bellows Falls
Sa,riG, .ELEAZER GoRuAM ia, of Wilmington
High Baa.6,. ....JoHN HUNT, of Vernon
For Jsdges Of Probate.
Dist Of w stninstcr ABISAI SToDDARD Of Townshend.
ist Of Marlboro. >. ,RoYALL TYLER of Dnttleboro
w inisor Comfy Omcers.
(TuoMAs s HUBBARD Of stockbridge;
FREDERICK g. ROBBINS of Ludlow;
>Sh"'"'s'''-'' THOMAS Y. P0wEtS Of Woodstock;
PROSPER MERRILL of Recalling.
JOHN s. MARCY of Royalton;
Ass ~ '""s'N, JOSEPH W CoLBURN Of Springfield,
States Attorney, WILLIAM ROUNDS Of Chester.
Sl,yiF. LORENZO RICHMOND Of Woodstock.
High Bdiis,. JOSEPH ADAMS of Cavendish.
For Judges Of Probab,
Windsor District HENRY CLoSSON of Springfield
IIartlordDistrct, JOHN PORTER of Hartford.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-30

ca We have number of communica-
tons on hand, which are unavoidably de-
layed
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-08-30

O. The ST. Johnsbury Caiedonias has
failed TO reach our sanctum for three weeks.
Where are you, neighbor?
, 1861-08-07

this criterion, it is still impossible t. look st
Inem without being convinced that many
Teafs nave passed eince they were forged.
'1hey are ofage1y peculiar fashion, and al Of
neaf3y the same size the dimensions Of one
neing as follows Length, 5 feet diameter
at breeeh. inches diameter at muzzle, 5
inches; diameter Of bore, 21{ inches The
bore at the breech is wIdened bysuccessire
cylindrical enlazgementa, and II tbe
cannon is continued foE length Of fourteen
inches in the form of q hollow trough, open
On the upper side. Through e:ch Of the sides
Of this trough is slot, doubtless intended for
key to hold the breech piece in place. Tie
breach pieces are missing, and whether they
were chambered in front to receive the charge,
or whether the latter was placed in the bore or
tie gun, it is impossible 10 determine. It is
well known that breech loading esnnon were
tried in Europe soon after the Introduction Of
The use Of gunpowder. Sill, this proof Of
theii having been employed By the Chinese SO
long sgo will attract attention ut this time.
The muzzle-1oading wToughtdron cannon
are considerably larger than those which load
at the breech, and the ability ct the Chinese
to forge these large masses with their little
hammers has excited considerable surprise
among our mechanics.
1t is said to be 8 universal rule, that in The
Infancy of the arts, great skill is displayed in
the use of poor tools, and that as civilization
advances, better tools are devised, requiring
shorter training IN these who employ them
, 1861-08-07

From inquiries among the officers of the
Fire Department and members of companies
we gather that after the battle Of Bull Ran this
regiment, which had brought out the highest
encomiums for its brilliant achievements, be-
came almost totally demoralized. This was
increased By the delay in being paid of, arls-
ing from the incf1iciency Of their disbarsing
officer. The men, too, thought they had not
been used well. They had become dirty, not
having had change Of clothes for two weeks
previous to the battle, and they complain tnas
their food Tas not rs good as that Of other
regiments. After they got to Washington
some Of their officers said they might as well
60 home as TO Stay there. Aud it is thought
that between 200 and 800 have stfag-
gled back, coming sometimes with other
regiments, and sometimes in squads Of two or
three, There is general impression that the
whole regiment will return. Indeed, q few
days since q company Of forty who started to
70 to Washing ton, were told at Newark that
the regiment had disbanded, and thsy return
ed to New York. The Chief Engineer is
much troubled By the condition of the regi-
ment, and it is said that he WIS seen On Penn
sy1vania Avenue with tears in his eyes, There
appears to be no doubt that the ZouaTes have
the honor Of the Department as clos. at heart
as any member, and they have proved them
sslves to be composed Of frstrate fighting
material, but they do require good treslment
IL return for their serYiees.-N T. Tribune.
Sd inst.
, 1861-08-07

~ John B. Knight and Edmund Ware, Of the State
q AentuckE executed and delivered unto Pter Gcib
ulnoL. certain tnde1ture OF mortgage, dsted tbs
and five i1s5}, which was duly Recorded iu ths
Keco5ders odlce effad Cook County. In Book twenty
s. $he4 sd ndensnle SD a9a 9os
Knight and Edmund Ware conveyed to said Peter
Ge1o Rs moKtgagec al OF sub 1ots numbered ono a
and Two 2o1 James 2. ?. ogdens Subdivision Of Lot
School Section Addition to Chicago Aforesaid said
Lots taken together bsing dft 5) feet II front On
Monroe etIesl and running back s.nth, o0 Wells
strett one hundred feet Qe6 to alley, to secure
the sad Knight aud Ware to the said Gei6 given f6r
part of the purchase price Of said Lots said II
bearing even date with said udenture the frat far i've
hundred end eighty +lao dolar4 iii0g 70
fd} third ard iourtht tth3for the sum Of ten hundred
and my dolias each, and payable respectively
T. f. said Gss n tFo 9 th1es 50 and four years rom
shte foas aaa ~ 5e hH1ed a aad st M tne sH q
e<.Gg3 payable to the order OF the said GeIb. Q7e
5ears rom the date thereof with interest,"
and Ehereaa, default las been made in the payment
Ct the two noes last above mentioned to VT: The
gate thereof md more than thirty days
ha Ing elapsed since the last Of til m fell due and
whereas there Is now due and unpaid upon satd notes
Ct principal and interest the sum Of about nineteen
NoW. therefore, ia pursuance of the power In me-
signed moEtEagee, thali, On sstofasy. tie twenty
ssfss f. 5 az e. nGEs aoI p os
said city ofEhicago, offer the said Lots at public AUG
ton and eel the same and all right and equity Of ra-
aeEp1on Of the said 1nortgagoss thezsn to the high
est l. ss saa na
FETER GER, Mortgagee
, 1861-08-07

~ nols, County Of Cook. s.s-su. u.er1or Conr. Of
Chlcago-n Chsncery. James E Mallory YB, Tho mas
:: :BaidE,n, Ea46 Falawin, John WI Horn, .rsTEeT
I9oE +, Hchafd Lathrop, ChArlae a. Iuddiagton.
so59 sn5 MoFf5sea %ias M KaIog, RaseEt H9nte1.
Rnbif asdse 4 sre1y giyea hat II puIsnauce
she r. eifts Jav 81 f4r 4 .he & EnhIe1 ssRaS On
tesia Chancey of the superior Coa1f 81 Chicago, Vii
seu at pubc Aucton, to tbs highest ni1det fut cash
at the nora door Of the Court House Of CooK Coun.
u n the City Of Chfc1Eo County Of CooE acd State
q e III Illinois. On sasnr5aJ, the Seventeenth day Of
1n5r nr SaE 1ae following described 1ea estate
anogFt az snF d.; , Sega,naas qndsr sad decree
oo1fsmeas @ st on gad 9ss1 situate II the County 81
SCI ses ol lsnd nq%ber n slsEen Q} snd twelve i31 o.
a9H th1rtyfhFe tS), oEnshlp esq., Bangs
Thirteen {lD east containing twea acres and fo1fy
five one hui dredth8 Of &cre- Also those two Ger
TIN Flats CT Parces Of land kaoEn d nnubsr nina
@ n1a ten 90, on the map Of T. F. BaldWin's Sub
dsy1slcR Of ~ A. neEthEes1 qqaFter of Canal sscoa
ihifteen ~ ass e2ntsntng twenty acres md t,tr
saad snbetyis1cn Ras recorded In the Recorders Of
Zee of Cock County. Illinois. October 9Th 1851. IN
70: ~ cf MApA Page Il. IRA SCOfT,
IN 1tE 1-E5
, 1861-08-07
Special Nntie&s.


0 10 Ho1ze owners.-Dr. Sweets
1ta1e'e 1ininent Tor Horses Is un1iyaled hy anv :,
n eases Of 1aneoess azsanE tron spsaIas, Bruises
.. Ereueh{rg. IL effect magical and revt.,, -
n-se sr sAdd1e Galie, scrasehes AaaseL Nr =. ~,
asse ezre saeedny spa7in sad Rtoeboue n,av h. 49,.
!. pseFseo snd cured IN thei. tncip1eos stso.s t
coc.ned cases are beyond the ~
cure no casc Of the Kind. however. Ia -, ae.a"as..
o ho1s1e but may be .uevtsted by this ssaa.
shc ~ n'te'ai application sia alwsys remove 1ss
pa14ttye s4ae. MILL CON.
Every hosse owner ahcu1d hsye tbt. ,,.
for ii timely use 1t the nsst appesra.r 1snana
W ssee*ns1y prevent taoso forn;d.s,. x,asa
fsh'sea to which all horsea arc liable snd a,ss
rtsae. 50 mag, otherwise valuable how, nas0a
snlsas. s:a SEQ advertisement For sa1s nv As5g r.
'esssoN. Ssnesal Agent 70 stats street ' ~
, 1861-08-07
*8G3ISf9au ue0 qi&tA OF EAU tHHl-
Chicago August gst, 1881 aus 9AfW


III. nods Count7 M q Cook ssz=sePenor Court Of
te1sCloss 1noEtxage-Pub!.c notice Is hereby gt9en
taat u pnfs42nce and IL virtue Of decretl order en-
M3ay lse H. II Nichols sPes.al Ia:tsf Il
pef1or Court of Chicago. vii sell pu6lte auction to
the hlghest bidder for cash st the DIOR o tbs
cago n said county Of Cook and STATE Of Illinois o.
MONDAY, the ntneteenth day Of Ansuet, 4 D. 1851.
tx dssSx1bsd reas sststs to II: Let namsr twe:ys
90 and 1syeutsen "a u BLOCK Eff SIX Co. ii Caaal
IfustsSs Of section se7en town thirty
"a ms5ia.4a ~ s5se919E tEaaga1ar Yteee Of land de-
east corner Of said lot number twelve az: tencs
faanhE so1tn three @ test; thence in norshWestars
esst corner nf said lot upon the line Of sed iof
thence east to the pace Of bce1nniag-er So mach II
smonnt due sompl1tnant Eadsr said decree aud COST
disb1rs ements On said sale. IRA j NICHOLS'
SPECIAL Master n Cnancey appointed by the Superior
DRted ut Ch1:ago. July nth a D. 1i61. iy7Cats I'd
, 1861-08-07

- on the 18th day Of Hay, 1e55 Hiram C. ". Co1-
dery and Mary L. CoTdery, his wife, e7ecute1 to
samuel san Skinner trn.t deed Of that date upon tns
corded n 1he Recorders cfHce ct Caok County. nW
nos. In Book 20 of Deeds PAge Ssh to secure he E1E
ticplsry dess9ibsd ~ parable te the oEdes Of Jos2
the payment the three ;ass described notea IL ssd
trust deed mentioned, md application having bee0
q Samuel ssinaer deeea;ed t5 sell the real tsts
II said t1nst Gee Ges;11oed L. pursuance OF
ztss2: IT, a. On s. Saturday tae IhiFyFlrEs dr. *
da{. On the premises hersinafsar desc1ioed "a VfH
fe H. ~ paoe s4ctiG1 to the htghsst biddsr for
9amb5F thTse ~ and four l4 Il Block o of as
bsi9IgisE I'D ~ he right and e1uity of Fedeptoe
tot the purposg in said trust dee d stated
JOHN C. BAsEE8
ELBRfDGE Il. HALL,
EXECUTORS Of Samuel F. Skinner. decesae4.
, 1861-08-07

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas.
Il. John s. Wright and G. B. Wright his wife did
On the lIth day Of September a D. 1N. execute and
deAFEr ceIsAin deed Of trust bearing date afore
county, State Of Illinois, in Book % Of deeds page as
Whereby they conveyed to Alexander Gt1ler ceItsin
deed EAs made 70 secure tha psyment Of : ceTtsin
promtssory note therein described; sud whereas de-
application having been made ma By the Legal hold
e p ss1d note 70 sell said premises under aa1 deed
e. that shall ssh at PUBLIC auction at the north door
ct bidder for css for the purposes ssd trust deed
e5REefSeS st tea oc:oeE a. e, On Wednesday, The
deed described. to Wit: Lots two e. fye @, seven
~ twelve %. thirteen fS}. and undivided half OF
q2l townthtp M. thrty:nine cs) north q 1auge No
thirteen a1 east In Cook county HH1ols With al tbs
ard ~ the right and equity Of redemption Of sid
AIEH- Sl1I4HH Trustee,
Chicago, July "a, ISL jy5IE24atd
, 1861-08-07

BAGGAGE CHECKED THROVGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
, 1861-08-07

THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
PAEI having made arrangements to run their Lake
etsa Propeler on alternate days with those Of the
NRW YORK CENTRAL,
, 1861-08-07
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Coun-
Court Of Chicago, August Term,

and Granville 8. 1ngfahan "a. Charles Dsmerel-Pub
tnat wit q issued ont Or the ONCE Of
Tie CIe1k q the Superior Court Of Chicago dated the
saId James Ackind1ey, Wil,iam MoE1ndley and Grza
Charles Damezel for tho sum of four Hundred aa5
and s:e De- dolla1s directed 70 tae sheFd q
Gpted Now. therefore, unless son, the said Charles
nsmsEel ssa to9a11y be and appear befaEe the
Eaad superior Court OF ChrAp, eefo1e the nfst
day Of The term thereof 70 be holden 1t the court
house IN the dt5 o! Chicago, on the hI4t MondsF OF
Said p1stntiasa r ast99 entsTed
the property attached may be Necessary TO sAtiay
the said Judgment and costs xn he sld SATISFY tie
same WALTEE KIMEEY,I. ClefE
D. c. d r. J.. NICHOLS, Pits Att'5s, i53rEE-1T
, 1861-08-07

GALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~. RAuRoAp:-SPEIEa ARhAH6KxENT,
On and After Monday, Arr1l 14fh, 1861 trains VII
!eaTe Wells stree: depot g folloEa Sundays excepted
Ertepeh WsE1en. Galen& Dunleith, Dublq1s, and la
D11Cn. Polo Fulton, Cedar RapidH+ aud inte1nedt2M
RS1as e6 Aaa5 E61P ly5aeEs E ~ fs5HSs HSsSEa @ as
E,odiate poin Passenger. for Beloit and GAINESVILLE
Ntn take TIE 0.49 n train; Pasae1Eeya for CryBA
Gediate poiaa. win take The 400 A Il. train,
EeeptnE CAf1 On night tr11ts.
- II &. B. TALECTT, Sen, Bupt
q. H. WHBKLBH4 Gen. Passenger AgI III =
, 1861-08-07
Emil a1tktftSe111Rttfx.


l. = -
wife did On the second car of~1une, A. D. ISL exe.
cnfa and deliver to Rok French certain trust dead
co1yesi1E certain lot OF land and premises therein
aof ss e aaa
Which deed recorded in tbs Recorders Oce Of Cook
County. IN Boob Ne. - e gesds ~ and 21s
10 defa1lt i5o1d ba made IN ii payment Of said
Pa1t thereoI Eten II thond become due according %
fh SIZE SIZE = Ia t ns o. Fas e.
Eola FIench 70 cell and dt-poee Of said premises Or
1n5 Raf ,theseof aa9 ~ right beneat and equity q
seeeps1on of the said Bowl md 1e their heirs Or
aea ee 1 saGe she execution and delivery of ss
stE ias san Eolth krcIth has der AIRED this liz,
T ne Of tas holder ssld note ot1d
a court Of equity vas On lie second dsy of JAW
4. D. 1874 ordered and dtcreed ~ eaid Court mss
tspaa ~ ss trnatsa ID the plae aad
kao a5d wbtreAs. deiauas has been m.5e ia tae paF
HeIt said note and the holder thereof la ms Il
application to tbs esa:d Al eoe G. po~sr T. adyerffss
according proyons Il &c ssiS G@ trasf ~
cetd: now, therefore, notice Is lettbT pfvnn thss
the said Arson Bower, trustee IS aior:sad viii On n
tRs et e nth a. Il
Il tfe Court Eouse IN Chicsgo. COX County' Esate
OF Illinois afer frr sale and sell at public aQcoa for
TIE ed best e1iee FIAT tne same xn 6Eiax ID
and tquity freds1nsicn Of The said Jessa g. Bowman
COUNTY q Cook and ssste of tao sa dscFioed q
= eSssT: sl I9ss sss fo9F s9R @
IAl swe9y two l2s1 Il tie to~n Of bosmanTt!le be:
LIZ part q the fta one fourth ct the west half
o. ne ssathaatt quarter Of section No 1we!ge la] ID
ss ha p4nsps esS eRcs be3 I'd "a q
me recorded Plaza OF said tuTa-
, 1861-08-07
Mcclellan Introduces other Reforms.
The Washington correspondence Of the
Philadelphia Press has the following interest.

Mcclellan Introduces other Reforms.
The Washington correspondence Of tile
Philadelphia Press has the following interest:
ing items:
General Mcclellan, after consultation, has
ordered Brigadier Generals to have weekly
"dlvlslon drill by trumpet The uecessflY
for this Was severely felt on the battlefield
July 21st, and the object now is to be prepared
to meet the emergency in the future. Nov,
trumpet.
Hitherto General Mcclellan arrested busy
neEsmongers when found on the battlefield.
In the tnture he will equip and arm idle spec
tators found present at u battle, and place
them in the front rank, in the hottest part Of
the fight.
Washington ia once more an ord=rly and
quiet city. The v1gor of General Mcclellan
may be seen In the deS Serted avenue, and the
absence Of soldiers from the grog-shops, the
public buildings, and the places Of public
resort. The General thinks the soldiers place
-is the camp, and there ne intends he shSfi be,
His wise and firm discipline is senslbly felt;
and IT cannot but prodncs the NEST gratifying
results in the efficiency Of our army. There
is more secrecy attending our military move
,ments than has hitherto been customary, and
the opinion is beginning to prevail that *hsn'
q military movement iss determined upon,
there is no necessity of il being immediately
communicated to General Beauregafd
And the Washington correspondent OF the
New York Evening Rbst, on August 1st, says;
Gen. Mcclellan is to have an Interview with
the correspondents aad reporters to-day or to-
mptroW, when he will ask them to agree not
to send q certain class Of neWs either by mail
or Telegraph to- their respective Journals.
There Il to be an entire change In the matter.
of army movements, and the Utmost vigilance
will be- used not only to preTenE the transmits
sion OF important news North Rnd West, but
also South. There has been q considerable
dissatisfaction heretofore among the Northern
reporters because little pains were taken to
prevent the news from going South among the
febeIs. It is well known fact that the Balti-
more secession Journals have been received at
Manassas and kichEond regularly the same
day Of their publication. Tae prisoners all as
sest this, and fhera is no reason to doubt the
u end to easy communication with the rebels.
| lie u aIresting all persons suspected upon
i. good eVidsnce}e Of conveying news into the
[epei camp even women have been detained
1of examination upon this charge, He mems
~ ~ T TnaAais Impossible, from aarpet's Ferry
W of1ese monroe, to convey news through
o11 Anes TO the rebels He will .then ask
sfe!y correspondent Of newspapers in loyal
eaA1es 70 1ofe8o the publication OF sny army
neMs 20 1af as i may have reference ts future
MoVemen1s. There is not loyal reporters Ia
naehegt9n Mho g VIII not agres readily to thaf
itsaass1, i ~. = any journal. refuses .telHe
ersl will forbid the use Of tbs }a1.43 ss1n ~, ts,
journal. News can still be tece.7 Ths r;
and South via Louisville, but fSa1sa Eo'nntes
ta week Old before it can REACH It's ds5fIrsll6n
by mail OF otherwise \
, 1861-08-07

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
1T y IRAL LRAHBoADA As Flrst1class Road IN al
With 285 Miles OF Double Track,
m oeints WssD. t1'' '"1''t ssIAss''oas Afo'1
F2sM FlI1tbuRs TO PHILADELPHIA,
All connecting direct to Eex York.
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express.
One Train Daily fraH .PfftsburE to New York,
A;o ontlts) vtthcat Change cf cara,
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsToS.
VII .,eft eenne cttoas from Western Cities arriving
b. keu er Eo.t ii:ss.
Express Trains Run DAily-.~-Oshers
suadAJsEx
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Pbi1sdelphia to Nev
se P 81 e 7a L asS 4sss
BoAT TICKETS TO o-BosroN
Good sia any Ct the Eoat Lsaes.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Warrington,
BAGGAGE CHECKED ZHRoUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
FARE ALWAYS AS LOW AS BIZ ANY
OTHER RGUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsbura.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES.
, 1861-08-07
iioTtElJee.
yWE2;Y-t1


M flGACE SALE.-W hereas+
~ default has been made in the payment Of car
tatn Hats dated the siShteeeth az ot july l1 tbs
ng1dfsa and 1fs{ seyea dollars and eishteea cent?
PAYABLE one year at:r date to Tie order of
SsEa,n lndsatn.e o1 moftgaga Of The plsmisss hsFe
executed by William scnater and Elizabeth. his vtfe
duly recorded II the Records OF Cock County sEate
81 e. lninots p Rock Of Mortgages fftFone, on Page
No! then, notice = hereby given that the uu6er.
agned, By ytrtre o. the power upon conferred in
and b. said mortgage, shall, On tae tWensyscyenth
day Of August In the year Eighteen Hundred and
st1ty.0ne, at the north door OF said COX Countj
Court Ho1te il the City Of Chicago: twelve cocE
Or neon Of said last day sell at onblic auc
ten to the highest bidder tor cash the a7eise lane
estate in sa1d described aud al the
Ter thefen eaid lands and premises being described
end o. sde Of The south halt OF the east half Of the
north east quarter Of Section two ) In Town
sntR g II @ ~ noFta snd Ea.e thftssa !
Of land being sixteen Q0 rods in width from norta to
Routh and extending IN length from the east llae Of
said east bali Of said north east quarter OF saia Sec
uo1 tsenty two to the west line of said east half Of
R0N1F1Cfus BEKNauKR, Mortgages,
DAVIS L NIssKK, SpUcitotB.
, 1861-08-07
5t4a1a Dpx &aorkx;,x !, :

N EVE II DIRK STEAM #DyE-
~ WpWA WR. Y&bz1y, La soztk Hakk sEsa.t
nskMSae H4deoA e ~ MeoEsa Ch5oeEA D7E*A
e10v HAB ~ Hon1a4 Dying Hanan3EH 1aA fHa&
~. afazo - DsEkrT Nea& He1i41e&. Al Ne4a&
, 1861-08-07

For MI1Wnakee,: In Cross, X. Pau
. 02hkeHh. BeFlfn@ and I1tef1ne-
=: 8: SlfAka KdfnEs.-.
s,6s ssd Ell aiT ssI 81 s1yt ga va ~
Canal stzoeta sundays excepted, a follows:
&&a0 A. II: and 8O0 F. N. end a11iYe at Mllwaukas
xt11:3k A. n. and 1I:96 F. Il.
f91enger ttaia N1tyeA 1t ChiczEo ut 1:18 z. II md
#AUKEeAN ACCoMNoDATION TRAIH 1eayes
Chlt aRo It &:X8E Il snd arrives at Chicago I: Aks
a. H. sc. BALDWIN,
mT6t1 Superintendent
, 1861-08-07

NOTTCE.,

\ 4 = ~ c4AAl1s" VA
~ Illinois, County Of Cook. s.s-supeEtor Cont
Of Chicago September, Term. 1s6l7JoEn s. Greene
Edxm GS1tSeri 3 4 FaFseaa; Il 3. GhaRel,a: 2 l: Eq
Rosiqson R;J. PEesten7 =; J: janis Cs5loa .9eost
man Churchill, Warren Smith and Chesamore 8uria
Afdavit Of the non:restdence Of John r. Ham1.n,
"a; ;Panonas =: ]. Jenh Norman Churchill War
% na9ea hsSing bsea !ed n the otase q the CLERK q
g the said John r HamlIn. j. A. Parsonat y. J.
Jenk1, koxmsn Churchill, Warren Smith aud Chess
more Bufts that the coup1ainants 1led their bD
q complaint y said Court on tne ChaneeTy side there
mons has been Issued out of sald Court against sid
defendants xeturnahle on the FIRST Monds7 0f septeu
bE next Q861.3 81 Is by law required
Ncg, unless ypu, ne sad John +, Aa9lla J. 4 Pm
sIns. n. J Jenka, Norman Churchill Warren Smith
eDd Cheaamore Bartia shall personally be snd sppeax
before said Superior Court Of Chicago OF Cook Coun
y. On the frst day Of the next term thereof. to bs
ho1dep at Chicago, II sstd County on the drss Mon
dxy Of September 126l, and r1esd answer CT de.nrI
TO fhs sid cemplainaats b!l1of conpains the same
FIJI be tezen confessed and dertee entered
against you according to The pEaTer q sa!d ball
, 1861-08-07

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
W. Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
20 New York, New England and tbs
Can2dazy
On and after SUNDAY. May 18th, 1851. traIus Iea7s
ths Great Central Union Depot, foot Of Laka 6treeH
as follows: ~'
a.4k a A-Stops at al statons and arrives Ut De,
tro!t at 6@ p. n.
500 L. M.-1Igttning Express Except Sunday, ar
Mye a. Detott at 6da p. p; Suspension
Bridge 40 4 m.: Albany 20 p. ID; NcF
500 z. M.-EeE York and Boston E1pfees {except
Saturday,, arrive at Detroit &c q n:
SToront? $40 P. H.; Montreal 12:o0 r1;]
Suspension Bridge OF Bpffslo 500 o. hi
Albany a:@ p. n: New York aAa L a.
Boston 12I3 F. N.
sou a. A--E1ntdnHaH E1prese Except Sunda71
through to Cincinnati In 13 doura
S:e1 r M-Cincinnah and Louisville Express (excap IF
Saturday., Through to Clnclnnatl IN Il
Rours, Louisville In II hout8
a9 ,sanBDtry.s Patent Dnstets are run on Dag Kx-
Baggage Checked Throush.
THR0uaH TICKETS for Ba1e In all principal Ball
foad omcss u ne vest ct the General oise corner
J.CA BEAN. Westsfs Passenger A''aoj5; Ag.ns. nv
, 1861-08-07
Chinese areeca-fioAA1ax Gaanea one
RnA&KoA Years all.

aHA&ReA 1o0K9 Old.
That these ID II nothing new: unde,tAa .; .r, y,
The discovery Of a lot of Chinese breecS:1 :1oaas:
ing and wrought iron cannon, ii a. 6si1ssk
fef q. ahip thss. arriFed st Nsx:Yotk, d IL:
All Of thees csnnon IRE curioaftisss bn:: tbe
greatest Interest sHanhes to thosa wRach 1tssd
at the breech- In the first place, theT ora Of
great age. Expesfezced persons o. sooasr
them pronounce them without hasltsHou. ons
hundred yeara old, Judging from tl1e rust anon