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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14
Lincolns Inaugural Address.

cttofo OtV~e"o " TIC C'fttu OtUt6o
In compliance with custom as
oldas the Government itself, Iappeal
before you to address you briefly,
and to take in your presence the
oath prescribed by the Constitution
of the United States, to be taken
by the President before he enters
upen the exr cntion OF bis office. |
do not consider it necessary at pres.
eni for me to discuss those matters
of administration about which there
is no especial anxiety or excitement.
The apprehension seems to exist
among the people OF the Southern
States that by the accession Of q
Republican administration their prop.
eriy aud their peace and personal
security are TO be endangered. -
There has never been any reason
able cause for such apprehension;
indeed, the most ample evidence
TO the contrary has all the while ex-
listed and been open to their inspec-
ton. II is found in nearly all the
published speeches Of bimwho now ad-
dresses you. | debut quote from one
Of those speeches when / declare that
have no purpose directly or iDdi-
reetlv to interfere with the institu-
ton of slavery in the States where
it exists. belive | have DO lawful
right TO do SO, and / have no inclina-
ton to DO so. Those who dominated
and elected me did so with the full
knowledge that | had made this and
many similar declarations and had
never recanted them; and more than
this, they placed in the platform for
my acceptance, as a law to them
selves ard TO me, the clear and en-
phatlc resolution, which ] now read:
"Resolred, That the maintenance
inviolate of lbe right of the States,
especially the right Of each State to
order and control its own domestic
institutions according TO lis own
judgment exclusively, is essential TO
the balance of power on which The
perfection and endurance Of our p5-
liticaI fabric depend, and we denounce
the law.ess invasion by an armed
force Of the Government of any
State or Territory, 20 matter under
what pretext, as among the grayest
OF crimes" I
] now reiterate these sentiments,
and in doing so ! only press upon
the public attention The most conclu-
sive evidence of which the case
is susceptible, that The property,
peace, and security of no section
are TO be IN any wise endangered by
The now incoming administration. II
add, loo, that all The protection which
consistently With The Constitution
and the laws can be given, will be
cheerfully given al the States wben
|awfnlly demanded for whatever
cause, as cheerfully to one section
IS TO another. There is much con.
roversy about the delivering Of fu- i
,itiyes from service or labor. The i
clause | now reac is as plainly written {
o the Constitution as any other Of a
Is protisionss: mo person heldl 2
o service or labor in one State. on. .
or the laws thereof, escaping iatoIl
mother, shall, in consequence Of any, a
" or regulation therein, be dis. a
,arged from such service or Labor ia
At shall be delivered up, on claim, ST
the party TO whom such seryics. lis
labor may be due. II is scarce tal
questioned that this provision st
s intended, by those who made It, th
'ibe retaining Of what we call ex
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14

THE N~RTH AND TIE SoUrH.-In
1860 the Nurth+rn States had pop
ulation of 1S,95O759, an increase Of
5,496,59O sirce 1850. The South
ern States had a population Of r..
33,409-an increase os 2,S2O3S4
since 1850: Of this 8,434,l26 are
whites and 3,999.2S3 are slaves
The increase in population in the
Northern States has been mainly due
to the foreign immigration. The Ter.
ritories have population Of 262, 7OI.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14

The Richmond Enquirer says
whether virginia is safe for the I'm
ION" depends on whether Black Re.
pnblicans make the Union safe for
Virginia.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14

Lincoln says Col has not forgot
ten bis people. That's ,rue, but i Is
no consolation TO the Black Republic
ans They are not Gods people.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14

A diner at London restaurant
recently died in spasm from eating
mustard to excess upon bis food.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14
InseIvent Notice.

PURSUANT to al order of the Clerk of
the County Court Of Lipcoln county.
Tenn, upon the suggestion Of the admfnstra-
TOR OF the estate Of Heary Pagsnger, dec. of
tue Insolvency ofsafi decedents estate: notice
Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against sai estate to present them t. the Cork
OF said Court, authenticated. on or before the
Seths day Of June. 1861, for pro rata
distribution, or they will be forever declared.
Jan. 10. CARROLL McREE. AdnPr.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1861-03-14

8UUK8, 8IhfIUI3hkY, &c.
With almost all other articles usually soI,b
By country Merchants.
y. BID II the ok claims ofihe firm If Hol,
d Hiles fall in the hands of ID. 3 IIoli for
collection, as they are assigned to him bv the
old firm. and he hopes TO collect all dine him
before his move to the west IL not 1aid bv
the 18th Of February next, 1861 look sharp.
F'ronm sal sapienu. Jan IL.
, 1861-04-06
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

We hear with great satisfaction that W
r. Dole, Esq, late, Of Edgar county, ulf
nois, who was q appointed. Ito tAe.importan(
post of Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
enters upon his dr,ties to the great satisfac|
tion1 Of all who. have business with that
Bureau Tie place is one Of great responE
sibi1ity. The Commissioner negotiated
treaties, pays annuitle<, and looks generally
aftar the Indian tribes with reference thei}
relations to the Government; and ID hid
multiform transactions disburses annually
about three and hall, mill liens ofsdollarsI
That the trust reposed in Mr, Dole's handA
will be faithfully and honestly executed
those who know the man can have nd
doubt. Under the Pierce and Buchanan
Administrations, this Eureau was one Of
the most corrupt nests IN Washington
We are glad that it s*now'm tire hanas of
a reliable man, who will not only do we'll
what he is appointed to do, but will at thd
same time uncover some Of the iniGuitledl
that have been praeticed BY his predeces]
EOrE. costa
, 1861-04-06
RELIGIOUS. I'll s. NOTICES. j; j: :.

I
:, 1.-THE Future Punishment oe the w1ekean. win
be he subject Of the Sabbath evening discourse at
the Union Park Baptist Church by tla Pastori
James s pi9oh: sefStee5 eonnsence s. TX
There will be regular services In the Church
Of Ascension every Sunday morning ut OK a. ~;
and8F H., and on Friday evening at TX o'clock
: Rev. WIN. Hooper, Rector. :,
zpiyine services IN the First English Ezaaeeli;
81 thefan Church, on Monfoe. street, !befReen
;: :Els1k aud ells, every Sabbath, Ut 19K Il 4. aid
- &C.: I'd 1ua4y ata = asaoqa = f:H: ,j-
II Bs{to msi2 ,ss s R
tor e The Church Of thai Atonement, In, 4hfs div
VIII learn With pleasure that he has 5eceised md
Barton YIN enter npon his dnties tomorrowrAnr,i
@Hh1 The reputation fof fdelity md 1iety. Rhd
easeepta hiHty In pastoral sefTioee, which MI Bar:
ton e. ~ aeq9ireas IN his residence in Chicago
j ahe E2iecopaalans Of the whote city, ~ = a.1
k--plyine service j.. the. Pzotestaut.; Ep.soo,at
Church, corner OF Indiana and FTanklin stFests n
10f 4. II. and 4F. r. sests free. 80.
F. p; TurE11. Rector:
Tho Rev, j. O: Barton. win: eficiate ia .the
G5aTse q ihe a91y sssl. cSR@qnlon to
:. There will be d1yinle service il lie Btehoo.i hon
Chapel cornetof Washington and Peoria sn ttrsats
~on Sunday morning ~ n30, and til fhe sftErGnn1
A& The Bishop: will preach bu' both ,becal fone
!, h he evening, seTviceat Tsa SSermm b. Rev: II
.-ED *sonth: Presbysefian Church: Rev: r.. sd
Cunningham, Pastor. Services N 3his Chifchto-
morrow at halt past ten, 49, Il, md In ,tae eEenioa
IL half past eeYe9, The sests IN this eAnrrA III
gx fsse iaa st!aasdEs @Fe
81! I'll! s e$s !s9!s$
! &nd evening" :: 90 ~ 80 "--' 50.
, 1861-04-06

The long and exciting contest for the
two seats in the Senate Of the United
.states, belonging to Kansas, is terminated
by the election Of S. c. PoMERoY and
JAMES q. LANE. Both gentlemen are well
known to The public. Gen. Pomeroy is,
in our view, the 'fttest m:n that could have
been selected 1or the high position, and his
election is the best possible comment that
could have been made by Kansas on the
snarling accusations put forth against him
self and 8fr: Hyatt, in connection With the
famine and their noble efforts to release
the sufferers Gen. Pomeroy, if we mis-
take not, was the earliest agent of the
New England Eznigrant Aid Company in
Kansas, and certainly it's most efficient one.
The cause Of Freedom has had no more
Jealous friend anywhere. than- he, and it
will be found that in his new sphere of
usefulness the State which he has served
30 well has giren-to the whole country
Warm-hea1ted patriot and ajudicinus coun.
ee1or =. t.t.t - ,
, 1861-04-06
=. .MORE LIGHT. =

a.. ,. !. mOKE LIGHT. -...
~ THE steamers Baltic and Ariel have been
'chatteled 1y the government to sail 1f1tom
New York Immediately with battery Of
light sazti;lery, and se1cral companies Of
~ Infantry: Their destination is not disc1os-
ed, but the best informed authorrities; point
to Forts Sumter and Pickens as likely
to receive their early attention
The war steamer Pawnee is also said
to be under sailing orders. =. Washing
v. is Of course convulsed with rumors BY
these Developments, . large variety Of
which will be found in our telegraph col
umns.
There has been no change in the aspect
of affairs at Charleston.
A dispatch to the New York Eteniny
Post, says that agents Of the government
have returned from Europe with the assu-
rance that neither England nor France
will recognize the new Dahomey, or give
it any countenance or assistance what
, 1861-04-06
-
THE CITY RLECTTON.

One week from next Tuesday an cleo
tion will be held in Chicago for q Mayor,
three members of the Board OF Public
Works, Treasurer, al Attorney, Sur
yeyor, Clerk Of the Police Court, and ten
members Of the Common Council A con-
siderable apathy has hitherto existed con
ceralng this:eleetion among the people and
politicians Of both parties. It is suf
cient to say that the persons then
chosen, though. they, receive but one
vote apiece will enter upon their
offices respectively, and hold them through
the next municipal year. This fact
is 80 patent tbat lumber Of persons who
are known to derive their inspiration from
the Democrat Office have actively taken the
field to secure nominations for the various
-placesto be voted for. 1t Is quite obvious
~ that however much the editor Of that sheet
may iuveigh against the validity OF the
election, he knows TINT the election will
be held, aud that the successful candidates
will be installed in their Offices on the. day
fixed by law for that purpose. -:
80 What it may suit tile pro-slavery party
to do in the premises, we are not advised
nor arewe anxious to know. They will
be arraut fools if they do not hold.a cor
vention and put Ticket in the field; and
the same remark will apply to the Repuh-
Icans. Whichever party neglects to do SD
confesses itself beaten, at the. outset. We
Believe that the Republican party ;can car
~ the city as readily and decisiyely now
as it has done at every election Since 1856
II there ever was u time when national
politics ought to be influential in q city
election That time is now. It is quite apE
parent that tile new Administration Aas
determined to grapple the monster of SCI
oessiou with strong hand aid maintain
the supremacy Of the Constitution at all
hazards. We believe that the people Of
Chicago, BY 2 very large majority, are del
ter1nined to sustain this policy by theit
vates, whenever the opportunity is give4
tAen, =4Te: desire to gee capable.aaa unex
cectionable men nominated On each side,
and the issue Of " tile Constitution of WASH
iaeton :and Jefferson OF the Constitution OF
JEFF. Davis and Aleck. Stephens" 1airly pre|
santad tn 4ho 1,epnIc.
, 1861-04-06
VIRGINIA,

The Virginia Convention yesterday 70
ted down a secession ordinance by a large
majority, and adjourned sine die. This i
n what the delegates ware. elected, to4 do
'-While ne rejoice that the fell spirit Of tres
SGD has taken no tangible shape in Virgin
Ia, we are not disposed to consider the
chapter closed by the timely action Of the
:. .GqpYentiop- ,Eloyd, Mason Hpaters Reyl
or and their fellow conspiratana Mill aniy
redoubte their exertions from the day ol
their seeming defeat Whether they shall
at last be successful the future can alone
,detefmine=~- ~--
, 1861-04-06
.iA,.'s 7E1g'--i7 t..-.i.
.3o8p and, C8Nd4eik.

4 Il
~, Mesars. James s.. Kirk & ca. have. .estahliahl
ed, and have in active operation, very extenlf
slge and complete manufactoH Of soap- and
g$saales a largs scalla, and Il aaaaiity, I'd
tho seEeral grades, forAwhieh long experience
and, ansexeefent reputstdorf won, In -the'sstna
1ihat of bhslaesss q Netf OH STATE have abbpnE
aeatIX fitted: them. They occupy for .thia purt
4ase theaarge brick building Nos ls aad I'd
Riverstreet; near tbs foot of Wabaah kbv vehue!
Mrk; TIE Feadsnt partner and nianage{t
Of the hnslnesa here, shss recently showed I'D
"threuEh the works. which at a 1lbetsl .out1ad1
HEY 1ays atted qP with eysgJ labor saving
applipnca and. made tQne4of the most complete
sof tta elass+in the West: ;Vast:steam heated
T. can ntdhpnsi large' enough for & eh6*atr:pot fot
BtobaigRsg; . 16ng double iina af, candle mal ID
ebine4. which etuzn out thousands of thesa
,wicksea ;ingentiots> for Illumination: great
Ptalssat Pta9ls theae staples of I'D
,AlQasaahola. in,quantity seemingly euficient I'd
|: guard every family in.this region 'aesaat th1
two 'svth Of 1111rt hid dut11nees, an 1t once dc!
sFe xha known bis sI;il basiaSen| iSGf
|aand q. msa1faoto1y conducted. on priacip1ed
that must give III .lso- s'.:s-.~<
,s j. Ih,s e II + a,l.a l fa92e il sal1sson
Hs HHssEs ;Fe haze ~ ahQndapce of.1a~. taloK. id
exfsustless s supply from cur packing lhousesl
and eeit thdu1t It tbe hahhafactatsdl
on aasipies ,at ardias1y nepaonys SAYING tTd' n
fnetgaats, eastward and return. 0bviousIg thd3
aestton Of rule afterau; MD herd
r. s: s:tI !: e 1s5 sttoeg Ps{at|
!: y thtlg peqdnfts IN: both articles have Won j
high hleRatassoai 1.-The market, ,ana, indeed
hene bette&t otf!ttted here wa III .gaa d
|ss4 thss tesyA of t:Ihaif eoter
pr1se II sh1isF.ing thsdE- nsaufaetory haird
/ though n dnH tint, Id ms 1t ireusfai
't 4 thslf md rsspsld
r their 5Qspt9ag. Such 1natancea. ahoald eacoarI!
4ge otheszen a.i' ;,:':Eo t.!:~~.>..!:.s 49,.
E;:1lt aaplYsrsSsg: III d
stha opaditgof .Husston LodgeofG Good ,Ten,
4ela,s =*aa.eese Il the Bon'R Hi; ntba j
lid Clinton atfsess ia aIS;Iht
peaaatan waa 5chszactetased
By the uau1 nmet1y.naking, m abundant reilsSh!
a' = Id, si Pssn1tar eueh
.-.+a. 49,. -
, 1861-04-06
- rIs - :
THE. CITY
: .P9RsoaA4.- q Gdv.. Ramsey and family, o
Alnnesota Il are 1T tha Klchmopd House. =. -

> .PERso Cow. Ramsey: and. fa1pi1y, OF
AlnnesotA are 1t the Richmond House. -
.FThe funeral of Capt Blgelor. take4
place at l ?. N to-day. >.~ -
suooTtsu rA1rRA11: r Il IL barber named Ham
Ian was held to bail yesterday for attempting
to shoot a mea nanaed Hodges.
~~PEnsos41. Bishop Whipple of Minnesota
arrived 7iy!ed in this cit7 LIST evening, and intend4
to spend .. .fsw days among his old friends and
"en-wishers.* E During bis stay he VIII be tha
guest Of Airport.
# Alex. White, as will be seeniq our ad;
Ferttsing columns, Offers for sale 4 choice
piece Of property, at very reasonable terms,
Also, number Of desirable stores to rent sea
bis >. adtysrtf'sensnt ts:sf IT.. ~.>. ,,,,,
12s AsD l25-Atteititns ii .dhe;eeed to snE
advertisement in t9dAy's paper with thia
hesdipg. Truly, pleasant numbers to. .. 1,unl
gry naa .sfs Is Us and 1sss.n ~ Msesrs Gass
& Parmelee DEARBORN stt:stst,n lni has, also:
sweetly refreehing found : ..
q; TIE sou7A1aE: Cossr1ru11oa,;:-.A % i; correct
/. copy Of the. Constitution. of. iii, Gepfede.Md
States neatly printed In toi a. is just
punished, pnd -nfay BIT had for fve eenfa FROM
/ John & Walsh, CORNER Madison; strsaet Asndl
Custom Hpnse Place ,..- 20 ~. =: ~ ~ -.
4--. .. 7t1s ,-n:.
q y ss see eftlsemeastt: ,,a VIM
ID koss 9 g., g., IN another column. This Lead
Ing Dry Goods house in IN tho fa,d -s.,, -.o.4
, 1861-04-06
.Cbiragn. .Gritntte,


ILLINOIS AND. WISCONSIN MONEY.
Hereafter our subscribers and persons
who send US bills of the rejected Illinois
!! s4a Wisconsin Banks viii be credited for
; -lF@aas they ara worth in this city, We, re-
~@ gret As much as they can. that we ARE
obngsa 70 make this announeemens but
-.+it. is the only course that is LETT US. ~.
, 1861-04-06

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jasa Msla.r i, IA ID cba1isae e Z Dsvnor Or
trial far defrand,np a~r.nufr,t+ +vu-,aI - 1s1, ei
Theodore Ran ry the conadents eaioe saT1a,; ;verf
found rupty,. ~. :: ~; =:
Jacob Rtchmondfxasc : crfaa,v1ieted. f,f stka,;np
piece of de1aits ta fo, f sti iir : gooda stnre n
Klein T. Mandel. valued tt-37s an;a M sen.
fenced to ona yaaa t. jiprisan,n III IL the
state Penitentiayrt, Il, y, r.. -. 80:
Er:Tlrn so,1ow{,5ptis: from, ttta f4,4,r fn-t,s.
f. Hs56tseh, rh.I tha thEadk3 Of }his sia6d 1arv
5sssaas. ID 10 B:F aadaosk Esq, 81 tis yers
Saisssf foreman aafias Rs sa@ q this
t.: 8s*aipea That The tbanks Dr. tha4 ~! h
rendered to Carlos Haven, Esq, District Attoraey
for TIA yerv ptesnf iii u E9on tS coni1y
gathing the huassess utonehr before this Grand
W. @l s 'stI e Bss IS .a; s eGds1; Ms5noor a.;
re- 2. .CaAaa, .seee,y. :. ~ Foreman Grand yaty.
H.: so+,1D s,, W.. y =:
,tnoWn s:tas,;ab;nsnt q Is.:,,1 '', ~. ne 81
sonth Clsrl stra1t. os-:stia " ~ ] .4na ls ~
(uo,., ~ .t7t.1I.4 3.13G: .:.H41 :: = ri: :.
, 1861-04-06


Instead, Of, hnding' actives' employment iii
1nilde1 climate. eI5teB latS tSf 4ihii 4ih ts !sYai
himself Of. any openlng:i that direction nov
Sor in JEFF. DAyis'n Kingdom they would tres
q Republican Marshal as ffnhhimanty,, taa'1 III b
lately caused the Harris fami1yto be treated
Which We regret to and istsayiug a a'grestdeal
+: AVE object tea Fe8etal 'offce!ho1der ntde
Abtahah a1'i4 LincoIn eat paSsfp z:4lous ;i nsn
hunting Il N al his PREDECESSORS int Office. :9her
is,a d}atinetion between. fioingspne'1' pAfnfu
duty under Law, and making tint duty i Dc
light, and ygtT 9sha fStfer Fl III b Seen chosen b
Mr.. Jones. - 80 --.-'-
The leading points of this painful case hav
a been M already given, but teafola more oaald b
written Of the EepplsiEe features, Of the affair
The United States MaEkhal held, thess writ
several days. e, He took pone but PrD-elaEes,
Democrats INTO t his office, taone whom huhAs
already given, probably with reference to sucl
afftiIs IL! as this regular DeputEahip., othe
tools, pf ike Is 2 tqntecedents and sympathies, wer
chosen and their hard .hea.tedua tested as
man z =, tries the steel on which he iste rely
j.: With 8 zeal, Yhicn We .allall, expect to se'
repaid BY a service Of. plate from the niger
drivers, whose willing; ip2Eg; servant he became
United States Marshal Jones charterAa specta
engine. he hires BIZ the: wretch Hayes torbetras
hfs colored, brethren, lE aud the ounihps.dnrer
aud Van Buren, street bEidgge.tender fgurea
scene shifters, All is done as. if.tlc law 1zas .
pleasure, and Its sergice!a dellght:to the Mar
thal.
Tie man Haysss: vent M 10 ths house @ oeeapiet
by the people Of color where ttha fugitive tam
iiy'were visiting. He lad himself : home o.
Edna PLACE, bit foor some unexplained reasor
insisted IL lodging ,at :.fhe, house on |GlaFl
street, and 'd1d 50 agqainst tho protests Of, til.
household. At an early hopr of .the, morning
'hs filed out his part Of the plot bY slippips
down and opening the door, to the blood
h6tnds sent from the ,Marslals Office. Jone.
denies that he W. there. though he might a:
vel have been. It would have: been more
courageous to PFEs faced tho father of: th{
family, for whose. Eetufh to bondage he: :had
been for aays 50 eagerly plotting, The mean
ness Of the thing bad already, been achieved
the Marshal only managed ma. to pause ;Ther
= The brutaIities that H;ere inflicted upon th{
family, dragged bound and gagged and, hpl
naked down etai4s, the .oaths and cnsses and
show Of levoalyszs With Which, the tools d
, Marahsl Jones did bis bidding, aud the shook,
Ing fsatares Of i capture that you'd haze be.
60 eome pa'h!o!sney, honey, We w9u14 e sonld fo5sel
that they occurred IN ! Chjftiaa .,eity,, tha.
, 1861-04-06

+, ;oook d, Me1ain. as Deatoorn atzest,. hart
zasde their paoe for cleaning and dyeisg esnt'i
garments less thauany other house in.the city
sA.- ~ l....i ~. :t-a
, 1861-04-06

H Bee advertisement of ;;::Hald Rubber Rigs't
:rEuse" bay curod ease, Of twenty ye.rs .s.andina
- LIE seatS~'' 80: $4,000. -. 4 mr1s1m
:" should not fail to reid the advertisement
:of Ptot Wood ii to-aay5aa paper. mh-1y
, 1861-04-06

[sE tnSST@:At fSsteans: Maj til Yioftprinse,,
e q g 1se nadSi
, 1861-04-06

] :Mestfs. sH Bttfoot ce, teal teal :!sstat(
broEera, Masonic, Temple, Dearborn street
inform us that theg have within few week
past made SIDES Of hote property thiaRni ttlheJ
hl3aavSsf ii months bs}ofs ~ 49, 80 ..s.A
The sales generally shsye bean of property
designed for actual use; which ,fact Shows
] fsnaeds & toSArass rsyfyql ence ap(
;arestnratian Of abi1itE.on the part Of men tt
sH1ake homes. for athemse1yes:- 5"n ,tL.':
=" AmoShg others tfh1esy refp'offt ths following:
One lot ness Mrs. Clarkes, caeh..,,...1...s 1,a'
AoHss snd lot on y aonr9e neaI
acres ~esf Il The tity iiinits. gash S S
oneneIs9ear AAdfson'street, at thewsstetn -
1--we Iotspn Rolt street near. Jaaiasonr on"
7: q fxslith6i sfsest il ans sirss5. ~
Fon7 Iots on Ptailie av9aas nsar liz Gst ~"
".L works: on time ;,:.t OO
One lob on Blue a1lslanaafenue, uearrTa3e- -
M lof s&tt eel, ScaRh- 49,. 50, t
u9u4s aRd 12s On Elm st1eet, On time. :.
|, 12t W1th brick improvements. on North :: =
Claik eaE Division street, On tl9e 1o.0 0Ot
fHo dae And lot on' HhbBard street Hear Zen.
.uoasa andlet % Bushlo stfeet; cash. 4 81
= In a1atabn to which, they intdbr intdbruf .,:ub; they
B GF:hSvs asxzssr zs Il nsaies now pend
II .fx.s1
, 1861-04-06

:. - sAnE 3 4aE 81: 1ou1s, ALTON = cnt1iio4ico
: KA1lRqq44D.7 = o1smes Robh,: special Master, in
chaneery, for that purpoas appointed, adver.
tises'in Tie STAT Register that he viii .eIf in
der degree entered In. t. . ,Maconpin Circuit
,court, the st. Louis, Alton d Chicago Rail.
road, and all appurtenanceR, fixtures, ;SFc, Dc,
ase. salet9 take placs on Aay ID "a, 1851, IN The
city OF ofSpripgdeld. ~, ~: .~~ ;-..,
, 1861-04-06

w ANTED- Purchase a:aocd .: Z
~ Asht second haqh Express Wagon. Enquire