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zu1l G1testiSemsnts.

M MASTER8 SALE-State Of Iii
uL zeas. Cq11i9 o4 Coe&, aAs-azpar1or Court Of
f&6k1EH-1A EAa1e1ky. lo452 q. 4iHofd ~ Elies II
SH1iSS KaFEsE14k u. HI44tA, 1<n3anztn r. Hadie1
J1m9 a. UHdiEy, James u HIIanx, Robert a. Waf6
Mc&aT8 ~ CoufA, %eke0kAh +. BoSla4 D1vtd l. Do
aoIyer md ssNVal Dc aofJsr.-BtR TO Toreclose
Fs6ac sosos b hstsby Etyea tbat in Pursuance of !
de1rfal order e4tred IN The an2ye omitted eA1ss On
Master Il Gbsuey & The eups11oz conre Of Caica6o,
eaaS. = d nol5 door b DO CeaIs Aoues z cesk
stase e scl Wednssday e toSssa 2 4, 15 f,s q
nS1s e sast dsSsa ~ n sssss -
ss.se e e a . mae6 sseos = nsSSs ns.;
~ .es. nh ecss r t1it end sIrssss I q sed @
II si1 %, q, sn .sTsn o. q baek ays O.: Ien three O.
ae Fl eleven f13 twe1Tt (tz, fourteen I'D. tMeney
81 a!7o. ~ tvs - b BLOCK nlns ts, g q
sEhsst sssis.r :. Rts i II s1s o: ~ e 4
5hifa !E:,Rspsl MeF,dsa aiso. Il thrss @', i i
Blofk zen CD, Lots thtee O. aud s1eatEsdx {a, front
On peaa etreet md Lota ak o., nine o. fourteen
aS}, 4S4 tVtnt5 two 90. dentn2 On Milwaukee ave
me IN Block eleven ql in 6utd of Bocks tel
c3Xp. IRA SCOTT,
ChtE4kG. a0XuSt as4. 4eb4. RUt4FaE3.3I
, 1861-08-16
cTATE OF ILLINOIS; COOK

J. COUNTY, 8. E-Superior Cours Of Chicago,
September Term, A D. 1851. The Merchants Ba1K
OF albany yH. John Wllso1--Atta chnent
P.blic notice Is hereby given to the said John @
wilson thar rite Of att4chmen issued opt q the
ofte Of the Clerk q the supsIt9s Court Of Gncago
zaiG HaSk q A6a9. and sganss ,ng eatats
Thcuasnd One Hnndred and f. lo0 Doilar1
directed 20 the sheftfs Of Cook and Hul Counties
Now, therefore. unless sou- The said John wilson.
ehali personally be and appear before the said sape
he hsEso Is S1ssn @ e tse GozFt ~ 81 HsHss T.
Ter l. D. 1861 giTe specal bail and PLEAD t. the sad
plsusf' . action. Judgment viii bs entered aeA!usf
ibe uToFertS attached IS msy be suss1t to satisfy
The eGme. NALTEh hlAb ALl+ E!erk
, 1861-08-16
---------- - ALIEK kIHBA14L EIsfK+
EAILrP L HITCHCOCK Pl. rs Atty aa9 g3H17
cTATE cF nTNOrS C0OK

~TATE EE LLINUIS, CUUA
~ COUNTY, ss@aperlar Court Of Caicaro.
august Tern. A. ., 156'. James teh3: Henry J..
Moeeiey, LnnslDg q Co.-Attacnn ent, =
Public 1otice Il hereby given to the said Aoselsyt
the c:e Of the CLARK u the s1pe1rr Court OF Chi.
cago. dated tie 9ih daJ Of July, 4 ls6 at the sut
nan Dexter and Arthur E Poor and Agklnst rha Is
tate Of the raid Hceeley Lankng CO TOR the sam Of
r. the Sheriff OF Cock County, which aaid wit has
bran returned executed
Nov, therefore, miles you. the sEid Moselex Lans-
irg Go thall persoEally BE- and sppear before ths
cay Of lie term thereof to be holder At he Caurt
House - the CITY e Chicago 9a tie fist Aonaay 2!
tae Eald plsin tin action, Judgment wf be entered
against 5on. and IN favor Of tna satd James Res4.
Pasr, and 0 much q The property attached rs mar
be sufficient TO fattsg the said Judgment and coeB,
vii be sold to aAt1sfy the sane
- WALTER K1ABALI, Clerk
GATI17p K. HTrcH0hrE. PITTS Attsv 1g37.sH
, 1861-08-16

III DHIl-F ~ 1lFCA4VIE&J ~ VlIClI
n To al whom It may. concern, take notice. thst
lie undersigned Administrators of Tho estate Of
Gsry Usvellsn. deceased, .xM apa1y to The County
Cont q Cook County Il the stass q Illinois at re
next September term thereof to be holden In tho
Court House. III Chicago, In said County On the thi-d
Monday Of September 1881, fer leave 10 sell or com
pound Ill the desperate claims debts aud demands
1hatsoeyer dne tie estate Of the said Mary LexelI
deceased, and which accrlei ia her lie tit1e,
DAVID G. WHITE, Administrator
ESTHER WHITE. Adn'IniztFatr1x
DaAed july H. lSSI tYe5g3l44W
, 1861-08-16

AkA HIIF. CHaSTS TEES-Y,
At9V 4 uupe1ia,, eunp5sazt and oolssF ~
sEnrrfor ae1ar sod qrnttT.
A~1'a'e" PaE3QEA PfTKN s 4ANKEY,
IL 4asta RAtaY atfAak
, 1861-08-16
!! ::GbRa,go,' Grihattt
FRIDAY, AUGUST id 1851
CHICAGO Res1 orR1CE..

3e11y Arrivals aAA Dsr axkaEss ~ MA13
, 1861-08-16

TSTATE OF ROBERT PAT
~ TKRS0E pfoEAaKp-Publ:e Notice l; ;s1ee. ne.eg5
Eiyen e ~ persons tsy4E c;alFs ~ deccas.
cd to present the kame Eor aaa Il T
9s regular term OF the conntH I, ." t,s 81:
Of Chicago, en- TIE third No Jay sssssn4oss' = ~
ISL being the IsshSsz there. Aar.1t,.-..n-
f.h,r..o ~. : ~ ri tJE+EuStS
, 1861-08-16

ESTATE OF. DAVID S. HAY.
~ WOOD, D3cHAsKD-;The npde1ktgsed hsye been
appointed executors Of th9 estate OF David s: Hay
wood late Of the County Of Cook and Etats OF Illinois,
deceased, hereby give notice that We will appear be
fore The County Court Of Cook Couuty. at the Court
House tn Chlcage at the reoar term thereof On ths
pefeons heg1E claims against said estata are NOTICED
and reqnes!ed atfend for the purpose e hasg taa
SANE Apsted All Pef8onS indebted to said eetate ara
rtqnee ted to MAKE iaediate pa{Eqe1: e the uads.
signed. JAMES = 4HAEEH r.
Ch.cnro July & 1851, Executors,
Ats1ttK H1FIle. Attorney for E4f3te. tY25erU15E
, 1861-08-16
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

- COUNTY, ss-supertor Court Ct Chicago.
Au3u7t Tern, a. D 1861 Josiah King. AAac y Pan
Public notice i. hereby given to the said Jona Els
tns1 y Et of st;achmeht isued oat Of tae otGe q
t:rt cay q August p III It the s1at of ne said
and agatrst the E6sate ct the raid John Ella for ths
tnu Il Thrre Thonsano ana si1ty seVen pola5a, o.
rect to the Sheriff Of Cook County @ht-h said Hrts
las bes returned exc cufe5-
Few, therefore unleas Iou. tbs sstd John Ellis,
ttor Court Of Chicago, on or befre tie n7st csy Of
tkt thereof to be hsld=n At tie C2nEt iens IN
Gsf, A. o 1851. g1e SPECIAL bail and p1esd to The 81
son md In favof of lie RAID piaintfi aud 50 much
e property attaehs4 NAY & Be satlsient M T. ssss
y the Judgment and COTS I'll 6e sola to essafs
The same, WALIEh hiM6a141L u eIk-
GALLUP T. H17oHcocE+ Pitts AttSs- a19-gH5 ~
, 1861-08-16

.0HICAGO II ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD nHE-Fse99w tzsana &a9.st
ffs s. a.a!s :! :s.5s:ss !:s =.
u AAA FL Rundsya eIcerted
.ecssd; NM II {. 1874 As Noz.9yS e1Es2tsA
Jc!t!sTE ..g.:yy :e:S.
, 1861-08-16
2 :2EHaNre11S.
x S.H9AE01$3. -:
MICHIGAN CENTRAL: RAIL
N4 nuAD.
GREET CENTRAL RqBTE:. /

I 0A&Nh Sa& N8@ M&~s6
Te Kew YORK. NsW RA&laA4 and the
O&0a2&Hs : -
On snt asser SUNDAY. Anx. 1!taI ~. Ftaf1s leeye
the great Cent1N nepat foot Of 1sfs sEest n
res L. M-I4xhtotnE ExpsseA te9cept Sunday u.
rive &s Detf1df ~ r. u Suspension
BKtdHe. 4Q 4 H..Aih&uYt ri z, II:
... NeWYo TO r. Il; Bost3n, 11:43 2. II.
TO F. H-NeN Yo4k sad Boston EKr1ee6 Except
Saturday arrive Il patf0lL &l1 a. Il;
{Torsoto 8sx2 2. II; Montreal t274QQ II )
HospenAon 1xtdGe Or Buffalo, 81 2. II /
Albany, 80 A. II; HsE Xakkt IN l. Il !;
Hoetun, 121Q 2. NJ
If:1GA. M-CtQEtnT% 81 X1p7e1S,. {A3nePt 9undAy.1
t1rorgh to C1nctrraR IN II hourA.
Sa1isburyss Patent Busters
Are run On hay KxpfA rrlnA
FATENTELEEpIN8 CAR8 ON AILNIaHT fRAINH
e. Baggage Checked Through Il
THROUGH H-rlGKkTs ruF eale a u principal Eau.
Lake and Dearborn ltgeet1. fu0def tha fremont
House Chicago 2nd at the Depot.
r. n RICE, Gen&rAl Superintendent
, 1861-08-16

A. 1sgaris the peace Of Villafraacs. Cavour
attributed it to no distinct policy, but rather
to variety of motives: "There is no pro-
found secret Of mystery about it." he said !:
" it WAS rather An impulse than the result OF
any well considered design, Two splendid
victoriea had added sufficiently to the glory
Ct the French arms The horrible scenes
he had Witnessed On the field Of battle lad
made deep impression upoa him He felt
much disgust at the quarrels amongst his
generals, Wko were Sacrificing the honor Of
their country to Personal JealouBies. Then
there we're the hest, the dust, and the lAbor,
for he did not spare himseif; indo d, he
did everything; bis exe1tions and the T.
tigue he went through we're amazing. His
health waa beginning to give way. He had
lad enough of campafg gninG and its hardships,
and vas anxious to gel back to Paris, To add
to all this, he could not resist the temptation
Of dealirg in Ie1scn with a legitimate EN-
peror, as his uncle had done before hhn-ol
imposing, without consulting anI one the
conditions Of peace, and earning at the same
time III his generosity and moderation, the
eg1 iost: and perhaps eventual support Of !
a: nhtaErtW though ,1an1uished enemy
4 all ~ ;cus motives and considerations, to
gh.. him to abandon the great cause il
Whit. 1ae Ind embarked, and TO forget til
proclsn.atials, the promises and the hopes o
the GaY bef0re,H
, 1861-08-16
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

NlAlE VI IIl4lN OIC3 OOVh
Go1Srf ceuEt e hof AR
sawye and Nathan ". Perkins Ts. Charles E. Th5mp.
son--AttacAment.
Public NOT &C Is hereby given to tho said Charles
Ihs mpson TINT nm q sttaehrent tssoea oat of
cage, dated tho thir0 tay Of August u 18a It the
suit q ths setd Samuel G. Davis Char1as SAWYER
said Cta5.es q Thompson. for The sum ot Four IN.
drtd Elgtty One AID s21a0 Dollars directed t. ths
surIeG executed
New, llleIef.re, 4 Hess you, the said G .sr1es q.
rhounscn, fhan personally De and appear psfsre tbs
sao s9ss13oE ~ Goa1; & Coe.go q oE before .s G5ss
Rouss, Ia tie City Chicago, the nrat Monday Of
Sept mbcf = p. 1sa, Elye special bail and plead to
against sou and 10 "a Of t1s sd sannel {. D17
Chariss 3. sawEe7 and Nathan II. PerEdns. and 50
uch II the rOperty att t2che1 may be sufficient to
aattsfy the said Judgment and costa, E BE- sold -
SATISFY the came. -
, 1861-08-16
1901 SUMMER ARRANGE
.4oOA0 AENT.
Michigaa Southern l. Lake Shore

rs SS.t z Z R4I a.is 7s4sspt sunday, i. old uich
1ae Sas 1esef 6sot I'd {. ,sa Win 1Sh' f'f
5:s6 :: 4 daily ee1esp: sztu1d:v2, u ola A,sht
Es;R1R E;15 RRos4 {shs fMan4@SsH1E M @ st AIRLINE junction
@ IasiBs ), sEtve from tie last 1t TOO A. N. and
E se8ss fhs
ae ID !. 4: ns Rsa
LuIEriors new Sleeping CoEesea WITH Al modern
improvements uaed ealz On taaa md N eoanscung
s.s BE- sst.s;a s e s a9gss
ReRot ssgPsE Baren sc ssffBs5 g
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
4 TRALRAnRoAD Ia = Frat Class Road In al |
EeApecta,
With 2s5 Miles OF Double Track,
ii }ahas poias 4ssa Re TRAINS e7''n ''aassa'As H'n
FRpn sll1ssHRR 70 PHILADELPHIA,
All come ting direct to New York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express.
0Be Train Daily from Pittsburg to New York,
t4sortl=s3. without change Ct CARS.
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsTON,
With Grect connections from Wesie-n CHes arriving
hours IA 8dvaEce Of other routes IN drla tor Ro5ton
by kal1 CT Boat Lies.
Express TxkIns Run DRilT.--.0thers
Sundays Excepted.
-NtSK DAILY TRAINS from Panade:pha to SeE
York Tickets nod any Inc or Il dia- New TORE
or Boston Tickets via F1ttsburg good via Plu4apda
or Allentown.
BOAT TICKETS To BOSTON
Good via anj Of the Boat Ltnes-
Two Daily Connections from HArrlsbur5 to
Baltimore and Warrington.
| BAGGAGE CRECKED TKR0UGH-4LL
! J." TRANSFERS FREE.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low as By ANY
OTHER ROuTE.
Buy Tickets via PittsburS.
TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
/
, 1861-08-16
KHkg Transportation.
- 80 T H e
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION GO.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
~ a a

- ~ ~ -"
TIE WESTERN TRANsPORTAT1oHCoM-
ass 5s a. e R ose i
NEW YORK CENTRAL
CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Numbering t~enty utoe nrst staunch ana strong
&c eqd
ths e md psodaes ~
EFT ef1 tsssa tss re-
ueE cons sting Of
1870 Canal Boats,
e. gy is et s Sx a1e
pers Baper.er inducements for their patronage.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
he New YORK Centra Kaii:osd Is Baalo. .cannectns
With the various leading West and With tbs
Lakes:
The Upper Lake Zine Daily.
VT. Co. Steamer. B. c. C. Line Steamers.
TONAWANDAs FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE sTATE, WENoNA,
PLYmOUTM. EVERGREEN CITY,
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER CHICAGO,
.t1set eyery syeHl9g i ecl,cE ToT fslSst or S.
Esiirt and the buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago Lne
Office, foot Of Michigan street
Fc. bills lad1cg and contracts by Csaal Or Railroad,
apply 10 the tonoWtng AGenta:
EEyE1SErT Glaze X Agent No. coents slip. NJ,
AZ 4H f. f2E%E ffs 2 fss f5t zF4 zEsas: sAssor Heqse
s -s.GHsSE, Agent ~ Fts.s A1eany, Mx:
s. G. CHASE Agent ~ River street Tsoy, n; 7.
q A. GRISWOIU, Frt Agt 191 E1ver ct,
J. L. HURD Z CO. Enrds Dock Detroit, Mfc1.
J. j TALLMADGE, Agent, Mississippi ani Prairie
Gu Gkien Railrcac Dock Milwaukee, Wis.
E. L. BUCK. Agert Green Bay.
VIM. F. HURD Freight agent Bo5to1-
JOHN ALLEN. JR, Pr 6ldent, Buffalo.
S1GNEES:
BOND SPENCER. Cleveland Ohio
DENE16OE SMITH d CO. Toledo, 0hfo
J. Il. QsBOEE. SsnduEkF, Ohio
JOHN HEARN q CO, Eric, Penn.
DUTTOF a RAYMOND Eacfne, WIS.,
kENOsHA F1ER COMPANY, Kehoeha. WIS.
IT. a. WRIIAT b CO.. WaukeGAn, III.
J. KIRKLAND, Ehehe ygsn, WN-
R1CHN NUND * TuTTIB, Agents,
| dye4g:pSxu Feet OF State street: Chicago.
, 1861-08-16

CTATu of rJrNoTo. C1oR
CcESIL, s5-i1le les.ivs Eylrs u c;.sase, u An-
Public notice e hereby given 70 the ssd John Euts
that ETit OF attachment }Kzuoa out Qx the ONCE Of
the Clerk Of the Superior ConTf of Chicago dated the
q day Of A9gust D 1e8l, Il .he suit q fne sid
Henry Higgins and A. " kellogg aud aga1nst the e.
tate q the said John Es he suin of four hun
dred thttythree aud s7-l99 dolIars directed t. tue
Sheriff Of Cook County which said Wit has been re-
turned executed. -.
Now, therefore, unless you the said John Ellis sbaIl
person7Iy be and ap2e4r before TIN saaa Superior
Court Of Chicago. OF q before t1s frt da5 q fhe
city Of Chicago the first Monday Of September 4
o. 1esl give 1ecIa1 ball and p3e1d 20 the sid plain
IN fayor ot tie sMd plaint and 30 mnch q tie prop
elty attached may be sufficient to tzttsy the said
WALTER ELARALLA CLERK
, 1861-08-16

(pwoed and operated hy taIa Company viii run owe
the New York Central keii:osd to Radalo csnnectln
fonos Ing Lines OF Propeuers Inc Upper and LoEs
Lakes:
, 1861-08-16
EnuEatiDau!.

YOUNG LADIES' SRlfIN AIRY,
Il ET LAKE. FoHKsT. ILL.
The Fan TerE In tE1e Institution. conducted ns
fitberto By Rev. D1. Dickinson md DAuehter7 win
cemn,en1e cD WEDNESDAY, tie 9Th day Of Scptena.
her. Fer Cucu1sTs, &c, acdteD the 1ndsrtiGned.
B. DICKINSON.
Lake Fo-eet Ja1y estn, :SE1. tY6gee31m
, 1861-08-16

or the lergeet Glass; 1 Of which leaye New YORK and
Brfalo dsily connecting Buffalo with the wing
Propeller Lines enables 1t to oe. merchants a1l ship.
pers BlpetItr inducements fol their patronage,
, 1861-08-16

~ ERN RAILWAY
FeE RoeRaft Belais F1asPeES1 !sss9!tEe r. II aa1sss
Green B&y Eeriln Ripo1, Il Cfoass, St F1ul, dc. :
On and a0ee WadaeedAy. Aaysts l5a1. fta&as vi
nsy E1prees apQ L, H; Eight E1preaa, 8sa0F Z. u
fhfouxh to IN -thn A5oVe Pana, xud cpn1ectlnK n
Msy fassenF., s.9a F, u. toE :JsnesytAa
IL DUNLAP, Superintendent
z. DE- WITT RaBiMa0u. Gen Ticket A2.nt oe1a17
, 1861-08-16
Groetrtes, prohiaiona, sc.
N AY, ALLEN & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers
AND
TEA % e q T. E IL 81
no. 60 SOuth Water Street,

CELC4Go, ILL.
LC.fAT. ". ALIKH, =. T. fARRHHfoa.
We cal! the attention Of CASH BUYERS to our very
large It5cL q Grocerea iacluoing eveE,tasn: kept
hv fr GAss Grocera purchased before the Tari1 a1d
Sfer:d st prlcts that VIII tempt close buyers,
1nl:-ptS5 i'm D., 4. b co.
, 1861-08-16

: UMBER;- ;-An kinds exchanged
80 R,nts snd ehren G%tainx AID Dr7 aooda
ES1f Po;E. Flour FEED G41 hsy 4o41eEaee u 4s 81 SIC
TfrtTsr. Addf:s. ~1uh6ths 3a'A t11Er1M ~
AAF "-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
Daily Produce Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, August ole
FLOUR-The demand continues light and
the market dull, with some irregularity in
prices; superfne may be quoted at So 500
65 for good brands; extra SO 1908 So, and
fancy and family So 9O@4 25. The sales
were: 200 brls. white Wheat at Hamilton
81; 80 do. family, on landing, 50 80; 100 do.
extra, So 80; so do. superfine, 50 60; 200 do.
extra, So So; 80 do. choice white Western,
81 so; 100 do. family white Western, 81 25;
rs do. extra, So So.
WHISKY-Prices are nc. lower, closing
with good demand at the decline: sales of
600 brls. at l39l315c., the latter rate fer
wagon.
PROVISIONS-The has been no essen
tial change in the market; the demand con-
tipues limited, and prices to some extent
nominal at $l40l4 25 for mess Pork; 4M@
5A and 7c. for Bacon; 1905 and &c. for
bulk Meat. Lard is dull at &c., at which rate
100 tierces sold.
GROCERIES-A continued quiet market,
without important change Sugar, no
9Mc,; Molasses, 36@37c. and Coffee Az
@l6C.
WHEAT-There is fair export demand
for the choice grades, but there is very little
of this kind in the market, the offerings
being chiefly of grades below prime. We
quote prime to choice red at 70@73c, and
prime to choice white at 80(095c.: sales of
SOU DuSnelS prime hentuChy Wnlte az 81 &c
| delivered; 300 bushels fair white at 75c; 200
bushels prime red at 72c, delivered; 700
bushels good red at zoe, delivered; $50
bushels prime white at 79c; 500 bushels
prime red at 73c., delivered; 400 bushei;
prime red at 74c., delivered; and 300 bushei'
| inferior white at T2c.
| CORN-Prices advanced to 2Sc for Ear a
the lower depots, the market closing stead!
at this rate.
OATS-The supply and demand are abou
equal, and the market rules steady at 23@24c
! for new and old in bulk: sales of 900 busnel
ofpew, in bulk, at 23c.
RYE-The market remains dull, and but
limited demand at 40c. on arrival.
HAY-There is no change in the marke
the demand is limited at 50 per tun for prim
| Timothy on arrival.
BUTTER-The best grades continue i
fair local demand, but grades below prim
are dull. We quote prime to choice at l2G
| 1AN
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
LAW REPORT.
PRoBATH COURT.

SURRENDER OF SoLDIER.-A sergeant Of
the Tenth Ohio Regiment, who has been on
furlough in this city for few days past, sur
rendered to the power of "all conquering
woman" and obtained marriage license.
The valiant sergeant returns TO his regiment
on Monday, having only few short hours
for the honey moon.
NoTICE OF DIsALLowANcE OF CLAIM
AGAINST THE TRUST CoNPASY.-The assignee
of the Ohio Life and Trust Company no.
tilted the Court of the disallowance of a
claim by James Lee & Co., of New York
city, against the said Trust Company, TO the
amount of 5000, 777 and the Court thereon
ordered that no payment should be made on
account of said claim, less by order of the
Court.
David Tullis was appointed guardian of
the person and estate of Sarah Tullis, aged
fourteen years.
Robert Brown, jr,, was appointed guardian
of the person Of Elizabeth Brown, aged six
teen years.
In the matter of the assignment Of Loomis
K Lee, one of the assignees, G.. II. Burrowes
resigned, and the remaining assignee, J. W.
Heron, executed a bond in the sum of So
OO0
An order for the sab of personal and real
estate was made in the matter of the assign
ment of F. H. Hellman; and also for an al
lowaDce to the assgnor for services.
The assignee of Guiou & Kizer executed a
| bond in the sum of $4,000; with Smith
Belts and s, Taft as sureties.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-01
NEWPORT NE ws.

DEGENERATION IN NEWPORT Uaton Hen
Rally--ln accordance with the call published
yesterday, the Union men are to have grand
demonstration to morrow. The following is
the programme for the day:
There will be a display of the unconditional
Union military companies, or Home Guards,
together with the unconditional Union Clubs
and citizens of Campbell County, at the
Court house in Newport, Ky, on Monday
next, at two o'clock P. NJ az which time a
grand procession will be formed, consisting
of the aforementioned companies, Union
Clubs and citizens, in the following order:
l. The Newport Garrison Band.
z. captain AItsman.s O9mpany-dome Guards,
Tm1Nn Tq%s,SMP T6 o0%6B@9iyinS%RS amp ne G5Tards
{ Captain Jackson,s Comp lny-Home Guards.
II. Brooklyn Company.
II. Other Union Companies.
10 Left of the line, the German Turner Rifle Com
pany.
The line will form on York-street the
right resting on Jefferson, and the line of
march will be as follows: York. street to
Williamson, thence to Monmouth, thence to
| Jefferson, thence to Saratoga, thence to
Front, thence to York, thence to Taylor,
thence to Cabbot, thence to Bellvue, thence
| to the Court house Square, at which place
the troops and citizens will be addressed by
Mark Munday, Esq, Oliver W. Root, Esq,
and John P. Jackson, Esq.
| Ira Root, Marshal of the Day; J. T. Maphet,
| First Assistant Marshal, attached to the lead
| ing military companies; Jacob Hawthorn,
| Second Assistant Marshal, attached to the
rear military companies; John Raipe, Third
Assistant Marshal, attached to civil column
in the confer. The whole line in commsnd
of Captain P. 7. Swaine, of the United States
Army. rar
ACTION OF THE Cry CoUNcIL.-The City
| Council of Newport held special meeting
| last night, and voted to expend 5000 to pur-
chase munitions of war for the defense of the
city. 1t was also resolved that the Council
would, in body, join the procession, this
| morning, at the funeral of Samuel B. Hirst
Esq, President of the Cincinnati Council.
CAPTAIN THRELKELp's CoMPANY.-Captain
Threlkeld has commenced to receive recruits
for his company, on York. street, between
Taylor and Front. The inducements to joir
the company are many, and we hope to set
it filed up at once.
TURNER'S FEsTIvAL.-There is to be
grand festival at Turner'S Hall on Monday
| afternoon and night,
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New York, August 3l-P. M.-Ashes
steady and in pretty good demand: sales 80
brls. at S. 371z for Pots.
Cotton-Prices rapidly advancing, with a
brisk demand: sales 900 bales at 2018c. for
middling Uplands.
Flour-Medium grades about SC. better,
with a fair export demand, while other de-
scriptions rule dull and heavy: sales $1,000
brls. at s. 25@4 80 for super6ne State; S4 80
(04 60 for extra State, and $4 65 for choice;
81 25Gl4 80 for superine Western; S4 459
4 65 for common to medium extra Western;
S. O5@5 10 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and S. 2096 20 for trade brands,
market closing quiet. Canada Flour quiet
and nominal Rye Flour steady at So 300
3 s5. Corn meal steady, with sales 200 orls.
Brandywine at So Is.
Whisky without material change in prices:
sales $50 brls at l7c.
Wheat irregular and unsettled. Good
sound parcels without decided change, while
common and inferior are heavy and deelin !.
ing: sales l4000 bushels Chicago spring at
95@97c.; 5000 bushels Milwaukee Clue at
93@$l 06; l6 $50 bushels amber Iowa at
81 O79l 08; 80, 300 bushels winter red West
ern at 81 l09l l6 5000 bushels soft and
inferior do. at 81 O5(1l 09; $500 bushels req
State at 81 ID; IL 200 bushels white western
at 81 20@l 23. and $500 bushels white Ken
lucky at 81 25@l 80. Rye quies ane Nices
nominally unchanged. Barley lnacnye; we
notice sales of LOO bushels Barley Malt at
7ec Corn about lc ds%aSd 'I axnoSt anS
home Consumption; sales $4,000 bushels at
44L6471lc for inferior to common mixed
Western; 4s@49c. for good to prime shipping
do, and 5O@62c. for Western yellow. Oats
in moderate request at 26@2ac. for Cana
dian, and 32@33c. for Western and State.
Pork-Demand continues moderate and
market without material change sales 65O
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SECOND WARD UNION MEETING. AT a
meeting of the Union men of the Second
Ward, held at the Engine-house on Sixth
street, near Vine, August 81, at half past
seven o'clock, on motion, George Carlisle
Secretary. The object of the meeting being
stated by the President Colonel o, H, Geof-
troy was nominated as Delegate to the Union
Convention at Columbus, on the 9th of Sep
tember, and George Carlisle alternate; and,
on motion, said nominees were elected by
acclamation. And it being stated that Hon.
W. B. Carter, of Tennessee, was in this city,
on motion of Peter Gibson, ESQ, Com
DR.. ]. L. Avery, and Judge o. P. James, was
appointed to wait upon him, and request
him to address the people of Cincinnati, al
such time as may suit his convenience.
GEORGE CARLISLE, President.
N. HEApNaToS, Secretary. f. .