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After dinner I was invited to attend
meeting of some Of the citizens at the rail-
way station, where the time passed very
agresably till o'clock, when the train start
ed tor Jackson, the capital Of Mississippi
and after passage of two hours through a
poor, clay country, scared with watercourses
and gullies, with scanty crops of Indian
corn and very backward Gotten, we were
deposited In that city. 1t must be called a
city. Il is the State capital, but otherwise
there Was no reasOniEby, in strict nomeRela-
ture, it should be designated by any such
title Il is in the usual style of the tlcities"
which spring up in the course of few years
amid the stumps Of halt-clsared fields in the
wilderness, wooden houses, stores kept by
Germans, French, Irish, Italians, large
hotel sEarming with people, Witha noisy
billiard-room and noisier bar, the arena
and the cause of ''dificultiesgI wooden.
houses, with portentous and pretentioEs
white porticoes, and pillars Of all the Gre
clan orders; q cupola OF two, and two or
three steeples, too large for the feeble bodies
beneath-hy ydroeephalie architecture; q State
House, looking well in the dstanes, ragged,
dirty, and mean within groups Of idlers in
front Of sEzchange,7 where the business
transacted consists IL barter between money
or credit, and drinks" Of various stifnn
lants; secluded telegraph-ofice round a
corner; a forward neWspapef-otiCe in the
street and a populs iion Of negroes shutting
through fhe thick dust which forms the
streets. / called on Mr. Pettus, the Cover
nor Of the State Of Mississippi, according to
Invitation, and found him in the State
house, in very poor room, With broken
windows and ragged carpets end dilapidated
furniture. BE is a grim, silent men, tobAc-
co.ruminauts abrupt-speeched, firmly believ-
ing that The state Of society, in which he
exists, wherein there are mentbly foul smur-
dsFs Perpstrated, at the very seat OF Gorern-
ment, Is the most free and civilized in the
world. he Is ezsy OF Access 70 all and men
sauntered in and ont Of his Office just as
they would walk into public house., y'ia'o
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SOUTHERN ACCOUNT OF THE BULBS
Run RATTLE

LoUsvnLE, July 20.
A special Richmond dispatch to Charles
ton 23d says:
As soon as it became evident that the
enemy intended to give battle, Davis hasten
ed to the scene of action, arriving in time to
take part in the battle, and Immediately as
sumed command of the centre. Beauregard
commanded the right wing and johnson the
left.
It was against Johnson's command that
the enemy concentrated their best troops, and
fought most obstinately.
At one time our left was pressed 50 severe
", that the issue of the conflict in that di-
rection, seemed doubtful. It was here that
Barton's Georgia regiment was posted, and
which was so terribly cut up.
A large body OF our troops from the centre
was sent at this critical moment to the as
sistsnce of johnson, and turned the tide Of
battle. The enemy broke and fed before
the impetuOus charge Of the Southerns, and
the battle soon became g routs.
The latest from Richmond says that Con-
gress met at noon, on the 22d, and after
prayer. had been offered, the following dis
zach was read before that body;
MANASSAS JUNCTION, July 21.-The night
has closed upon hard fought field. Our
forces won q glorieus victory. The snnmy
was ronted ard aed PrssiRites.I.Ls ..a,s.'',lyn-
knspsacks and baggage.
The ground is strewn for miles with those
killed, and farm houses and grounds around
are 6lied With the wounded, Pursuit was
continued along several routes towards
Leesbarg and Centreville, until darkness
covered the fugitives.
We have captured several field batteries
and also several regimentsl stand of arms,
and one United States flag. Many prisoners
have been taken. sss.l. III A
Too Ligh praise cannot be bestowed,
whether for the skill Of the principal officers
or for the gallantry of all our troops. The
battle was mainly fought on our left. Our
force was $4,000 strong; that of the enc
my's was estimated at $4,000. H 4 o.
(Signed) JEFF. DAVIS.
Another dispatch says the entire Confed-
crate force was sbOut 40, 900, and tie United
States force near e0, 600. rtHH eraHI"
No particulars are received of the dead
and wounded.
Quarter master Brush has been arrested at
Manassas as spy with Federal passes on bis
body.
The Nashville Railroad connection is now
made at the State line, and no detetention
to passengers between Nashville and Louis
vile is made.
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Russelps Views upon the mississippi.
The correspondent of the London Times
writes very interesting letter from various
points upon the Mississippi, from which We
mske the following extracts: TU0T
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In the course Of the day was introduced
to exactly seventeen colOnels and one cap
tain. Ny happiness was further increased
bY an introduction to a youth oflsome 30
yeara of age, With tender feet, if Imag Judge
from prunella slippers, dressed ia 3 green
cataWay, jean pants, and tremendous SOM
brero with splume Of ostrich ieatherA and
gold tassels l0oped ct the sidfy who had the
air and look Of an spotheeAry's errand boy.
This was ''GeneraT Magglss, Get Us says Of
Arkansas. - t1
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Mr.. Grimes moved to take up the bin to
provide for a new bridge across Potomac.
The blll provides for The construction Of
new iron bridge near ths present bridge,
and also for the repair Of The present bridge.
Passed. --.----
.,l IIf. sherman reported fron the COMMITTEES
% Finance bill to provide 4 Board Of
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Iron the Democrat, ST. ;sayud. Mimi sd
Ifyou are, or have been ssos6blef vifb ~ -
~ SSaa ,os so1s tJephalic Pill80 80 thst To1
~ A-so sAsiA N 80 % an attsek.
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FROM BALrIMORR.

FROM BALTIMORE t
BALTmoRH July 20.
Col. Webster, Of the 18th Massachusetts
Regiment, has arrived.
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DEACHES, PEARS q NECTA-
- ;gtbkksAs.A q fresh lot 1as F5s,l5s5 oR the
90 Oor6sr EueiId 81 s Pab. ssaas.s.
M ERRICK- 4 KING.
SAN, TINT AND Flag MAKERs,
No. 203 River Street.
EEsEy styls and desrIP len Of Tsnts or Flsgs.I
osnlsa % ornef' o. tne pest MATERIAL on ~
4 SIX. are both practical vorkuen IN their ltns,
san, Tent, ia Hisock, 1ius and othsr work
exscuted at their sstabllshmsnt. jy25
SAILSi fENTSt -bEAGSl-2U3
~ River sir'st.-Ths undersignsd are prSpsrsd 70
FL4ss, IWEfsas. see So ss aSr % s4da not ~ oS
the m0St hvoFlbls terms. Thsy sie enabled 70 re-
isE 70 Pastles N relation 70 their work
tuiy2s.sos MERRI0k 3 KING.
on CARBOYS OIL VlFRIOI.
~. 10 cases congress and Empire Watsr.-
AL, q sFP'' Beer oor' iH5t EsseTPd $ S spa Tor
,,as 8oual v sasssasqgFi gid 4 s@ sH,;,. Ti,,s', :,
0Uk FINE Old YANKEE GEN
TgEE-''Ths Fine Old EnEllsh Gentleman"
A hne old Yankss General,
Il our good General Scott rH
~ They j catch 6Im SSppi5F not.
They'll hnd outi too, af tri4ss eide
He'll never dsign 70 stoOp;
Hen give up f9r bis country nov,
And lows bic country Wsli.
Thls good old Yankee sonsral
Has men ct his command, -
Taat by biz orders hays stopped uD
The rat hOlel' on the la1d ..-
Ard soon the pirates giil Be caught,
n s me- RsS sS1@ 5o,b Ps srssS ssSt ss SgT 2sigS
Eor be is cur TaRtes esRsEal,
And loves his country wen.
Oar good old Yankee General il.l
Has hom,d the rebels In, -
Aud soon the Union men viii make
Their ranks look rather thin, a
And they wili Ind they canDot fight
The YANKEES "FlVe % one"
For Etsn the YANKEES come IL sight,
q, Lord ee, how they run
And loves his country veil.
RoE, If our asnsral's life i5 spared,
lis sur ly our intent,
When from his once Lincoln soss, lalI4
For in his country E battles
He does never know dHsaf,
A5d e. ne very name Of scott
For be e our Yankse General.
And loves bis country well.
Then, when Scott is elected, m
As now, the people ALL
At I-AAO5' ONION HALT
FOR lsasef at his Union Hall
ll Does sell g l0d clothing cheap,
And the gallant deeds % GensI al Scott
mul 'igre the people kerp.
fl For be is our Va ekee General,
Asd loves his country we'll
sSrsummsl Clothing sold cheaper e IsA AZ A.
lhAAO'S UNION HALL than at any other Diaca
In the world. Pure Linen Coats for Fifty CsntS
and tull suit Costa Pants and Yesi, Tor one Dol.
lar and Fifty Cents. We defy an competition st
IsAAC A. IsAACs' e-,
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL.
Sole Agency for the Hals % Singers Oslsbrstsd
SEWING IA 0RLNK9
sTORRls AUTOMATON PRESSMAH-
Oornsr Of Union and Superior strests.
- LO0R orr F0B FHE GIANTS -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

IgrO1 ths Western 3. B. easotts, Obioago, MI
We AseEtilss 7derss M. spaidi6F. and bis uali
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

IFron ths Rxaninsr. HOrfOlk, Val
They have bean tested IN more than . t,..---,
oa8ss5 Gfsh entire sueeesl. -
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lArom ~ Advertiser. PrdTidancs, = II
t9e osPhalie Pills are said 10 b rsmarkably -
osse tenefV lor the headache, and one Of the very
or been discovered, = 8 r - - - - "
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80araima,

ROARDING.-THE HOUsR FoRM-
EnLx known as Stewards Boarding House, No.
30 Public tQuare, Is now opened t1r Roardern Fnn1-
Lies desiring unfurnished rooms can b acconamo-
Board On Faasonabls tsFmS, = n ~ y :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

rROARDING HOUSE--TRR.
10 HOU8Es No. q Public Square, and b ~
stone ohpreh, ono Of the PloasantSat locations %
the city-ha1 been thoroughly repaired, and r no1
1pon for Boarder1. Families Wishini 10 furninh
tnesr oWn rooms can b aoc0mmodntSd With laTrS
snd convenient rooms and hed-FOonsi and 6inTis
boa7ders and Day Boardsr8 Will frd Foot acoosISc-
dationa on reasonable tsrml. RsisFpncaI TiVer STi
reanired. tisi;R&l EIaa. y. HD6RIrf.
DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD q.
I'D pleasant Eooas can Be had foF isW singIs gsS-
temens Or genteleR and thsir wives, q No IS Sen.
ocra street, HAErP Block. isii:B1
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~ the uss Of these PHls the periodic attasEs q
Nervous OF Sick Headache may be prevented; andn
takea at the commsncenant Of an attack imusdiats
Falisf IRON pain and sickness win Be obtainsd.
They seldom iaIl in removing the Hansss or Hsad
ache 70 which " males are subject.
ThsT act gently upon the Bowels, removing COST
iEsnsss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Esmsss, sgs
~ RszOns ElsfsgtaEf fss appetite, gi1inl soasss
Visor 70 ths digestive organs. and Eestorina en-
natural elasticity and strength Of the whole sv-tou
THE OEPHABIO PILLS
are the result Of long investigation and 0srsuIlB
conducted sxpsrimeht5, having been in use mann
years, during which tims they have prevented ana
Ealisvsd vast amount Of pain and suffering mon,
Headache, Whsther originating In the nervous ~.
tsn, or fr0n dsransed state Of the stomach.
They are entirely Essstabls in fheir com pssIiIon,
and may be taken e. all times with perfect saisty.
without making any changed diet, and the alssnos
ofan disagreeabis taste renders it easy 70 admiais-
tar than to Children.
3 BEWARE OF OOTEE REIFm
- Ehs genuine have avs signatures Of Heary q.
aTsOld By Druggists shd an Dealers IN aIsassiss
Bog Will Be Sent ~ mail, PsePaid on ro0siDt d
TWENTY-FIVE oEETs. y. y
%An oFasrs should Be ADDRESSED % -7l-s
/ -iaJ Old l1 HENRF O. sPzBBiRrl rl.i
nIeT1 Ils7 fa g OsdAr strsst. 6sE York,
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TEron the 6Aastts, DAgsnDort. I,,s,.l
II 3ssslelns would aot connect ,. - nams Vita q
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TON the soufhara Fath Iindel, y. -
ny them Jon that ara aflicted, Ana We are gurl
tn1t lour e61tiuony b afol % ths alrsalv nr-
eEeq1 isi thas - rsesiEeS bqnaats that 10 bthse
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-27

fB1oR tAs St. LSais Donooat.I eal
Fnsn.e demand ior shs sFtisIs (Osshals FIIrA
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lfs tBscn TIE Daily EsEs, Newport, B. II c3
Csphalie PHls are taxing the pIacs Of an kinaI. J.
lFrom the Commercial Bullatin, Bcsion.T
Said to Be very sHIcecIOus for the hsadaehs,
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SPALDLNGs Efs
THROAT CONNECTIONS.


good FOB PUBLIC sPEAKER5,
no1 OoOO s0a sIssEEs 3
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sPAIDINGs PREPARED aLUI

afdG HI 81 sss Is : s S1sss 2 sss 55lSAssn R
, 1861-08-19


Bttnara e. Caustsld executed ana de1vereda csrtsiS
dced Of trust = Lich bears date March 14th b. 18
secefde p saia afice d BocE Is It besis Il PsEs
pe es s2aa1zsff ssa fuf e Esqsx
ft pyz st .ia 2: a prolssory note tr f$ Of ess
moLths alter it date with Interest At ten PEE cent pe
deed shat + care de1aat be made III he payment Il
tze zrPHsstca q tie leeat Eoider here said sa9
IoH, stsEef IN person By attorney, might a.M and
d.Rsse e ss1e SFeRts or p7eise1 in Hann pf
pete and Far. ths1eef has been paid aad appiius
ton has been ma3e to Exia Scsnuon BY the hoedetE
psst III . g saa fs
demrtion therein 4 sid ca1lseld, ana NaIar a1a
w.ie, th.tr heirs AID a=signa
s2s a. f9szzssz s1 ss
O'clock In tie forenoon, sell at public auction at the
i ss shPs SIT
1oe {a,c property or pfiniaes, Ali tae ColoR
IL 3 g aa e. s ae1ss ssa Il + Is s
ion enty iol i Te eTnsnip thff* *saae s. ne1ts &
vi! ST Eli txeRz1aa ~! dh e. s
M fa5ts ss ezfs ftz ie ~ I'll s1E
fc Gre m; Lots three t5 fo1r tih nvs Isl slEt4.
fs1s1 ST II sss iS SsSs9 {i sas M ta
e e. s4r f tS9es 70
ferty {saJ nsshree So. = hloE four o. bas
psc3emenis IL = ia praises % ana s rssf e Seas
8 S ssir assiRy yaea sqa % s.
1y@gs!stI
, 1861-08-19
FOREIGN 49SEIp.

L. A3k0AVSA AVA kl1 1tEl4lN& xUtLsf
Oscnr Becker, the young man who attempted
one OF the first families in Ruasia-his father
being professor at Odeasa, and one OF his
uncies state counsellor at KieW. Hc him
sell hes aome literary reputation, having writ
ten several works and translated Russian
tragedy into The Ge1mar.
Punch wants to know If it wouldn't be q
good plan to supersede the old line Of Cunards,
while the extraordinary statements from the
American war have to be carried over by ia
fast going line Of Caaards."
Despite Dr. Craps hostility, the British Mu-
eeum has paid goo for q very few Of Du
Chail1n's finest mammal specimens, The
largest go1ila, which was for soalong here In
Tie building Of the MessIs. Harpere, is among
tAese, and has been placad in position as he
appears in his native woods when about to
give attack.
Several people have lately beea drowned in
London, in thstt attempt to save the talloW
which had been washed down the sewers du-
ring tie ire ii Tooley street.
All the soyereigns Of Europe have received
Invitations to be present at the coronation OF
the King and Q1stn Ct Prussia
since the Emperor Napoteoz's stay at Viehy,
the G1enadIe1s stationed there hare given q
ball, at which he war presenf and danced with
the wife Of the Colonel Of the regiment, sew
era1 English ladies, ladies from Vichy, and
cou1teeees Of the empire participating in the
Quad111e.
The Durham Workhouee Union l4tciy al.
vertised TOR an experienced chaplain. L re-
csiseG answer from gentleman who inq air&d
shout the "aa1erg," stating that he1had Ell
joyed considerable private, but nc "puh1ickn
practice. He turned out to be tie footman Of
an Edinburgh Clergyman.
In the pulling down Of sons cd buildings
On TIE Now road, Chatham, England, fifty gold
coIE were discovered snlong the rubbish,
scme of them guineas belonging to Queen
Anne's end George Ill. 3 times, which sold for
twenty-five Ehi1E0gs sterling apiece, and some
Of an unknown character, which the anmis-
matoiets are puzzled to determine.
The Rahbis in Cracow and Tamon, Poland,
have forbidden women in hoops from attend
ing the synagogue. a little while arc some
Jewish ladies presented then selves at the
doors OF the sanctuary in the interdietea garb,
sad were driven awsy by fanatic jew rsb5le
srmsd with knives, after conflict in which
bleed waB Shed.
On the 21st Of July gr5st crowds Of Poles
assembled before the British Coneurs door, at
Warsaw, deposited bouquets Of flowers on his
steps, and shouted, Long live Q1een Victo-
sympathy with their nation. The police made
their appearance and; scon after the popu1ace
dispersed.
When the Siamese were haying their paint
iDgs taken for the Emperor Napo,eou's gal
lsJy, at Versailles, many Of them hal 10 ba
represented in the picture in profile. They
were very indignant ct this-assarted that
they had two eyeE-and only consented to
be taken with o1e eye visible upon the artist
giving them his certificate that the proceeding
vas Permitted By TIT n uzder protest.
, 1861-08-19

rr~,-, ~, NJ " c,,.J...s.-.,
tn'eA sne ~ l. ounoay Metcu1S-i
,oa A nIotne[ OF t4e renei vHsinla G-n=rel,
9Gh5ston, lnot JohnEon,) having orc, st
Washington, spoken disrespecaolly Of Yaa
kses, (tneIeby meaning all men living north of
Mason q D,Xon's Ane.l was answered. by 2
l. aenkee N tEls wise. we speak Of Edward
". Johhston,a true gentleman, ripe s;holar,
ahrsFe man. and to the Gag of his death . 10y
81 Unlonist and true patriot, which ia more
tean re can nov say OF his brother, whom We
Edward W. Johnston was, at different
times, an associate editor Of the National In
tett:genctT, me Richmond Vhaq, the Louisville
soa49nat, and other papers Whose present edit
ofs viii rather augment than diminish this
enlogium. 1t hvl9g row he might be traitor
nke hls brother. lfso, he did not die day
too soon. johnston Wss answered tins:
III We:ea psrqtaidn, or derived my origin
from anS southern State, would say nothing
about PaFltans, or runaway 1r:shmen or
Dutchmen-kroWi5g, as do, and as you do,
that the staple Of the white Southern popula.
ton is derived from the sWeeping5 Of thej ais
, 1861-08-19

- Henty Waller aud aaraa B. Water. hta wate e1s,.
ccts0 a:G delivered - j. Ycusz 8ca1tuoa 9 cartaIn
dcea q trust. Gated Marca 18Th A. D. 1851 1nt fs-
EeFaeo n ths cEEe cf the Rseorisr Of Ccot Counf8
lttcofs on the 18th d8E Of Marc. A. D. 1 IN BooE
7ss 9f RseSs, e Fags e soysy2s caSta,a lon &
CEIe the rsre1t Of c-rtatE rsmt ETY. n1teaf: saf1
trust deea ecsea: aed hsEess Il was p1o.tded ir
said ces fhzt tn case defaa1t should b. i. BY sstd
Henry Waller r. caF EAt nctes sd interest "a they
shSnd .esp! c.t7e!F btcGzne dne ccordt2y to tassF
tenor and tdttt. then1 90 application Of Honn4nn d
GelpcAe, thai legal re Teee1.zhFes or assig14, IL
hlo1ld he fc! tor .aa Scamlon u sell aad eposs
benefit End fqaitY Of redemption Of sad WsIer d
Vtte fEsH Ae:Is u assigns the1a.l In u21aer pro-
kCrtbed n said deed: AID. Wtsreel certain install
ment4 cf Interest On said rot% hay+ 6kl1a1 dHs sad
detant bss p e. m1d5 oy sd Hsnry Waller. Ia pay
Tie :se IN due. scd said ;terest sss nst S1 psad
up te thts tine; and Whereas. lsaid Soflnann aud
HelFtke1 t. legal lol3ers Of sad notes have u.s
6Epif alton 70 said Sc2cn to zd7eztt Bsto A&
een arc dispose Ea6 p1et.ea a.catdng 70 ka- pro-
Visldns OF SAL deed cf trust
Neg, taesf r. Eedce Is hszeb- gsysa t-:at + ti1a
dsE Ct Sentenber, 4. D. lt6:. a. the horr OF tea
O'clock In the forencop. 81 the E.th door ot tbs o1t
EoCsf. In the E.y G. Chicago &c >ok County Ill. 1A
offer fer aale ao ssH at public suction ta7 h1gtes
ard Eebt price the III RI In cash. taE pte rsa
aforesaid With ali right eeceht ard sqztt5 ra.ecsp
are situate r. the County Of Cook and sta&a
Of lItrot a1d dsscrne: fe1 Loss 1unpeeed
T. So, 8.EA a. A, q, &t and a. n Book Z; Lots
IT, Is IN Blocks. An LIT s. in Block I; csl In Bwl
b Mc4E!eSs subdi7istou Ct t,,H north hall os taa
soEth tall Of the west hsN lf t.@ n T. 4 ol sec a
Fhs~sro Jroe rffh 1sSt ~ .11ANo jrs3xs MI =
, 1861-08-19

IL HUClEE . CAIE.-tf hereaza
u Bczrard G. Cauldeld. Henry Waller and ssra6
B. Waller his wife, executed and delivered to j. Eoa4k
EcAu.mon, certafn deed Of t1n3t, which bears dAtt
March f4fhs 4 D. Ie1, ana recorded In the of1fs
&C. S .9s S e Gk 6 GoRt ~ 1p M o e 4 T.
49, whereby te{ made cpayeFanEe Of Ecrtoin pa<c*21
Of land therein described to secure tire payment ex
certain notes and Interest thereon also described b
said trnst deed. which Entd notes drawn by oA6
Caulhe.d. to secuxe II indebtedness to Hoffman \
Ge1reke
Ard, whereas It was provided IN said trust dsed.
that In default sGuld be made in the payment Il
said pruni sorry notes interest any part taerSoE
according to their tenor and effect then the AppE
cali0n Of said Hofmanp Ge1pcke, their legal repra
EenFea assigns it should be lawful E,r said ScaM
men t. I'll r. and dRese 9f saa T. psssss Of aaT pszt
whereas default haa been made by said Cau1deld Ia
payment Of certai1 interest On said notas which b
pRst due and unpaid And, whereas, application I'D
been made to me- the said Scammcn bJ the legal hold
ef eac notes. 70 sell said premises enpow
Row therefore notice Is hereby given that shan.
the twenty eighth day Of Sptaber. 4 D. 1851. s4
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. sell ut public AncoE, 1t a
north doo1 Of the Court Homo ii the csv ct Chicago.
Cook County, Illinois, 70: the highest and bea tpz3cs
the same win bring IN cash the said parcels of land.
ma p light 6easht and equity of redemption of "
premises are described as foNews towit: All taos8
certn pieces and parcels fa.d sa.te In the Eouny
Of Cook and State OF IuGis and described fll1FS
namely: Lots q, =. e 3 in Hfcck /; Lots $ ~ u
Il, ~ 4e. U and Il In Blocs :; Lots -, 29 n7
Block .; Lo.l,s s. il Block ~ p he sw1t1 q Ms
Of the west half Of the y f. qna ter Of se1dou % T.
39N. f. Il E., lying in tha ri5F ct Chicago.
j. 1DEAG SCAM10N. Trustsc.
Chicago, June 81 lS6i- tF25E2lzM
, 1861-08-19

AZ John B. Knight and Edmund Ware, Of the State
Of Kentucky executed and delivered unto P5ter Geib
q the city Of Chlcag9 County Of Cook and State of
li1no1. certain ludeLture, OF mortgage dated the
an n1ty-fve l855} WHICH was duly recorded In the
Recorders office ef fa!d Cook County in Book twenty
tWo cs1 81 MostgaEes On page fye hundred a4d fo9s
Knight and Ednnnd Ware conveyed to sid Feter r
Ges s 1sdE ~ q sHeoss one q
shoe ssc:R se eheaee sad "a
Lots takeu togethsf bsing ffiy 90 feet In trout
Menroe stresf and ruanlnE back south, on WellE
street. one hundred feet ttj a to nlIey. TO secure
s e Rs.es 4
PET ct tas purchase Pr1cs of ssld Lots sa5d aotea al
the sad Geib yesr om date therso thesecoad
CD third sad the OF ten hundred
and ttfy dollars each and payable respectively
e dste theieot and t Az iast @ IS lie Sun q
eighteen Thousand five hundred and fifty dollars
t9s550} payable to the order Of the said Geib, I'VE
s saen sds +
cfthe two no:cs Last above mentioned. to wts. the
notes payable In four and ave q and s. years fr5m lee
Sate thereof respectively, and more than thirty day
wneIeas there Is due and unpaid upon said notes
Of principal and interest the Of about nineteen
theusand nine hundred and forty dollars {5ss,a4a)
vested y ia hdentu5s q @ostsss M foas! e.
{sih5 daT q sspsbeT ss1' It fen @ e!soct i't i
th faEenoon at the MOTH door the Court House n
Hon ana sell The same and in Hight and equity Of rs
depEten Of tie sad mortagoss therein, to the high
est bidders for cash to pay III costs aud expenses
sa.ed ta a9d selling said Lots a9d he ssld
chicago, June IT, 1861. jy5gs2Etd