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GIATE OF IOWA. SCOTT COUNTY. II
- the District Court OF Scott County. Orieina

CIATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IN
p the District Court Of Scott County. Original
Notice.
To John Let's, Anna F. Leits, John G.. Bud
dicksr Paul 5. Chandler, Graf 4 Hammerstien.
!: \. Cannon, VIM. 7. Darlington, Lewis Perry.
n. = x. b: Whittemore, and Fslenstein 4 Graup.
cirs :-You are her, by notified that there is
nov on ME IN the Office Of the clerk Of tho Dis.
spit Whitaker, praying for the foreclosure of .
&c gwen by John Leits and Anna r. Leitz.
on Lot six, 10 Block seven, in the ci ' Of Daven.
20 ;..a weaks to secure the payment Of
And alleging that there is nov due and mnns;d or
$40 note, the sum Of four hundred and si1tv.five
ss-ieo dollars and interest; and unless Won
80 s1svsr thereto on or before noon Of The
Scott county, Iowa. the prayer Of ths oas' u
viii = gsaatea. and decree rendered. as.;n.t
-. sa0.. Y. WHITAKER.
Us-eAsvsw Atty for Paintif.
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CTATE OF IOWA, COUNTY OF SCOTT, SIS
- In the District Court.
Royal A. B. Mills,
Daniel F. Randolph, Original Notice.
J. b. Gilbert and
f.

To said Daniel +. Randolph, Defendant: You
are hereby notified that there is now on file in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of said
county petition and supr lemental petition Of
Royal ALB. claiming of you that wo mortgage
es,onc made by John Wilson, to Daniel Randolp Vi
on or about the lth Of February, 1856, for $500,
and the other made by James NJ. Wilson, to j. q.
Gilbert, May I'd 1854, tor $500 both on tho west
half Of the north west quarter Of section number
twenty, township number so, north of range five,
east Of the 9Th +. NJ, be cancelled Of record and
adjudged satisfied, and unless you appear and de-
fend, on or before noon of the second day of the
next term Of said Court to be holden on the &, at
1nday of August, A. D., 1861, default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered there.
on for the relief herein claimed, with interest
CORBIN, DOW d BROWN,
Jne2S Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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Pittsburg. Fl. Wayne 4 Chicago
II ALL II q AD.


{elka4a 1I e5 81 s
4 VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO TIL PITTSBURG
~ without change. connecting with the great
PENNSYL VAhIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
agton city, and all the interior towns Of Penn
yivania, New Jersey, Now York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants by taking this route, will have the
advantage Of all the eastern markets Ut no addi-
donal cost.
baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west side,
Chicago, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
Fest aud Northwest.
connecting at Crestlino with Cleveland L Lake.
shore Il X. to Dunkjrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
New York and Boston, and all the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York d Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, GAINESVILLE, Newark, Mount Vernon,
Seeubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
u Ohio and Virginia.
The above trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
con and Cincinnati. Also with trains at Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
Fare ~ low - any other Rosie.
Passengers bound east will find this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many OF
tho largest and finest cities in the United States
Passengers arriving at Chicago on any Of the
eoads, will find attentive cheek agents Ct the de-
w. w SuSehS suu cOuvoy DaB&uSo, Tree 81
charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago oars. Sleep
rag cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale at all the principal ticket Off
sss in the West, and at the Company's Office, cor.
ser of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or at th e
Depot, West side, Chicago.
Ne particular to ask for tickets by Fort W ayne.
DAN. w. BOSS
tsenl Western Passenger Agent, Chicago.
,. Il. MOORE, Com. and Gent Ag't, Chicagu.
Sssight OF all kinds will be carried from Chica-
20 TO all points East at oil times 1t a. low rates
~ any other Railroad rnnta osva, d.f
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Wl0s-Wlos--W,osl

Bachelors Wigs and Toupees surpass ALL
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behind--no
shrinking OF the head; indeed this is tho only es
adjustment where these things are properly un-
derstood and made.
jySl~ly Is Bond street, New York.
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Dissolution.

TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
- existing between the undersigned under tbs
orm and name Of RICHARDSON, WKsr 4 CO.. is thi,
DAY dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. GIVEN re.
firing. The business will DO conducted bv the
70 naming parties, at the same Office, and uadeI
the same style.
d. N. RICHARDSON.
GEO. r. WEST,
JNO. G. GIVEN,
GEO. F. CARPENTER
DAVENPORT, Monday, Oct is. 1860.
Oot20-d&W1m
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nODE81 0uGpDOu'S
Pirs and Life Insurance lgpasy,
<>rrsas 70 IEsgReRs ALL THE ADvAs-
Osagss sAst ~ = ostaissd i say ~ $
~ - sslow = ny RSspsas;sgs Corpa,v
81 Psir "a hososabfe djastnsnt 81 losss:'
a. Pronpt payment q loses.
in The posts.
CArrAI RuasszsrsD. ovu se,oos, ~.
~ Follows:
Continental P11o Insurance c.. N.Y..
Cad CspisSlsad Ssrpiss, sl,oso,se
nstrspssltsn Fire ms. c., ~,
Osss 0spissi ssd Ssvp'ss. sss4.oo0.
security Flre 1nsarancs Co., n. YeTk,
Cash Ospissi ssd Ssrpls. ssss.oOo
New rugIand Flre And Marine lnsur-
a0ce Company. Hartford,
JssA Cspissl and Surplus. sac, 400.
Mutual Life Insurance CO. Rev Yerk,
Aoe,.mslased Cssh Assets the Property of the
Asssssd, 81, OOO, 900.
JOHN YANTlS,
Solicitor for the shove namsd Companies. 4 an
thorissd % take Risks and issue Policies.
R1SBRsNCEs IN DAvBAPoRf.
HI. Smith, Esq, James McCosh. ESQ. Cha.
II. Eldridgs r. NJ; 9. G. Blood, ESQ. Hon. K.
Lind erman Hon. James Thorinaton.
EOace over Smiths Dry Goods Stsrs, corner
Of Brady and SECOND streets.
junel0 DIFF.
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REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
JOM.V Il. SW ITS,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker.
CON- or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK AM
OTHER STATES.
New York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL Rrpnnorr1Eu.. So 600 ooo
WITH LARGE SURPLUS.
PHOENIX FIRE INSURANCE CO.
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL. s2oo ooo
STEPHEN CROwELL, Pres.
PHrLANsRR SHAW, sec'y
Atlantic Fire Insurance Conp'v
ON. YORK AND BROOKLYN.
CASH CAP1rAL.... a,kn noo
JOHN D. COCKS Prest
Lamar Fire Insurance Comp'y.
OF NEW YORK CITY
CASH CAtITAI,......- saoo oAo
E ANTHONY, Pres't
r. Sr JOHN, Ssc'y.
Fulton Fire Insurance COMFY.
OF NEW YORK CITY,
Cash lTAL,.............. 49,. $3.50. 80
WILLIAM COBB, Ps.st
JAAs' N. RasEIss, sec,y.
HUMBOLDT Fire Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
CASH CAPITAL,....................sa $500 900
WILLIAM AuLLleAn. Sso'y.
New York Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK CITY.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL, 81 500 400
NORRIS FRANKLIN. Prsst,
PLIssv FREEnAx Astuasy.
A PPLIoATIONs FOR rNsupAscr avn
IA Policies issssd in the aboye ala and =.
spsnsio's Companies, on Arst class risks Only, 81
JOHN 1. 6WITS,
keel Estate and lnsufanes Agent.
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Notice.
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the late firm of RICH ARDsoN. WRsr 4 Co.
are requested to bring them ward for settlem emit
and 81! persons indebted to said rm are requested
20 call and settle at 1t is absolutely ueces.
say that our books should be closed and that too,
Immediately: Persons having open accounts with
our office, will ebligs ~ by rendering them ones
RICHARDSON, WEST 1 co.
DAVENPORT. OCT. Is, I5eO-lSv
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COM MERCIAL COLLEGE

CORNER TuIRD AND PERRY srREErs.
Established IN 1850.
A THOROUGH COURSE OF INSTRUCTION
"A given in all branches appertaining to bust
ness education taught at any Commercial College
in the United States.
Separate instruction given, If desired, in PEN
manship, Arithmetic and Photography.
Rooms open from 8 4. N. till W..
For further particulars call at the rooms or send
or circular.
WI PRAT
eovs'-dSw'v Priuciral.
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For details in Investments, 500 small cards and
circulars.
lasurancss may be eGec ted in this old and sub.
stAausl Company on very favorable terms
Apply to AACKLOT CORBlN, Agts.9
- dwellings and Farm Property insured for
. term d years 1t very low rates.
lylo-dly
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ou00oP ATRanOo0eDos 1854.
~ And Ar1xR nUSDAY. APRID lsvs, VI
~ - ussil iasAo use1sss ts1i0 ~ul leave
osvsepsss daily, 6snlsys saspesa, - fesie~s:
let al uaan ~. .IC.eO =. =.
ostosBs'.s. .....sss go. ....s.s. 49, y. =.
~ usxDs OAPe .s.vO =. -
bAiss asrivsat Davenport daily, Sundays e.
aspeed, - follovs:
Ist ni$ns express 81. .0.1O =. \
20 teet8ot tseaas a.. :. =.
Al trains over this routssrs In direct eonnsxioe
eeChteago viii trains over both the Michigan
9esthsrn, Michigan Central, Pfttsburg. Fort
WeynA asd Chicago Railroad 70 and fsoa D.
SIT, Toledo, COLUMBUS, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
dttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Alba.
~, New York. Philadslphis, Baltinoss and wash
iagten. Also 1t LaSalls with trains Of the llli-
els CsntsAl Road-Nosth 70 0slsnA and South 70
y Leuis aAd Cairo.
! Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
diving distinct directions TO the destination Of
thsir baggage, also procure tickets before tax
,ng their se4ts in the cars, tho conductors col
leet fares only TO stations the line Of the Chi
aAgo and Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. April Is, 1851. diff
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SNx3ll Weed.
Nov IS THE TINE TO LAY IN WOOD
~ Tor winter zee. We have drv ki,dli,c vo"I
49, y =. " pss eesd. 40 green vsed It q 81 81
oaiek Or Jon win - TOO lete.
jy3l-dtT FREHCu : nAvra
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TUoU FotAtoOO.
n m BEST POTATOES N ,1aR WORLD
RU00LBg
Ce.aasasa nasshan1aaA dselsis III Assssips -
|TIsi ~ .
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A PUBLICATIONS. FOR INSURANCE AND
"a Policies issusd in the above old and r.
spenstole Companies, ON Asst class risks onlv. IL
JOHNL. 6WIT8,
keal Estate and Insasanee Asent.
NICKOLI.E BLOCK.-UP aTzfpS
ectlodtf O'
, 1861-08-26

A Danv,lie (Ky.) correspondent OF the Gin
clh1ati Commercial, writing On the 20th inst.
says:
On yesterday, at noon, 2t4 East Tennessee
apE, refugees from Son hern tyranny, passed
through Danvllle. Their Progress was nos
tE at OF loud Euzzae and eec}amatlons, for spec
tatcr and refugee were flied with motians
too dttp for n1terance. Escorted BY large
ulInher OF citizens, they marched in silence
Though the Streets to the Seminary gard,
where a beautiful dinner was trvpaEed By the
generous hospitality of the Citizens for their
bentfit- Net a shout greeted them, but +he
mingled indignation and astonish1neu1 inst
Ea1td the checks OF loyal men aud women,
whec 1bey beheld this evidence Of tie tyranny
OF lie Southern Confederscy, spoke volumes
in hehaf Of Union and Liberty. TIE prsgar
tioEs ttat these men had unG GeVssone in
worn ard tattcred appearance of their cloth
ing. Nearly all the men were without
coate-sone Ei1h bare shreds Of shirts
others with pants worn tAreadbare, while
come were even without shoes. Many Of
them had their guns with them, Whien they
hao managed to preserve from the vigilance
It the pasrols which were daily marching II ?
and down The Tennessee borcer to prevent
such escapes. They bad been compelled to
either acknowledge the authority Of the
| Southern Confederacy, or seek safety III
| flight. Like noble and true patriots, they
| preferred the latter, and bidding last adis1
10 parents, wives, and children, they took %
tie bushes and fed to Kentucky. Erery6odv
had fed in the niqa1. Some of them wera
men OF properly, but expressed tears that it
wonld be taken from their wives and children
| uhom they had left bshlnd, and appropriated
to the benefit of J.E Dayis's army. Said an
old man who addressed the crowd after they
had eaten heartily, they told me must sup
port JeiE DAVIS. or leave the country. isd
through the mountains to old Kentucky
Fcr slzty years I have looked up to tneal
stare ond stripes, (pointing to the banner,
and If the Lord lets me, I Intend to look TX
to them for sixty 5ears longer" It WE.
rus tic laIguage, but Il came from AZ true aut
patriotic : heart ae 5yeE beat in q h1naln DO
eom- Some Of these poor fellows were deep
ly affected, and useo1s from their emetloal
| and choked utterance to fay more than tina
hey had left wife, home and children.
, 1861-08-26
zNal ADn.rrraxH,tu1x
T-kltsT RES SALE.-Whereaa
Ean1za YBzf,sn3 Eafa H11.En hfa ,zafn IA =

T'klisT RES SALE.-Whereas
1 George Brown sA6 Eate Brown, his v,fe d1A q.
the tWecty=ttird day Of ctmhcf. A D. Na, e1ecute
and d. liver to the undersRned u Trustee leea et
trust or certain bands tccrein and herei Ter Dc
eeribFd to scurs the psEatuk Il two certain pToInia
larty mentioned and de-cffbed e1ecntd BY the said
Ge r. Brown, "a able to himself Or or:fr witch
sid fruit deed ri duly r corasA In tie teSoEaes3 "
&c II Cook County, State Of tna1s. IN Bao@ lS7 OF
IA, shesesa, i zas provided IN and By raid deed
thAt II cas- de:an ah aid be made L the psxnis u q
said notes or any part thereof sceorrS V m t;9n1
Or effect Of said etes thsn sbs sppcatson O. the
+ gal b. lder Of otcs Scovie t1e ttn, .ss
hi rein mentioned HftEr puhsh e 1nEce T.
paper printed in the city o. Chlcs2p n tasH before
day ff tnrh fs sle might sell t." said DsmfseS and a
IF hetrs and sgr- there at public 9ctlon :. sas
n9tth door Of the Court Hou=e. in aid tdtF to taa
notice;
Ard, whereas default has been uads to the payment
OF ore o. aid notes and the has net been PAID
oEnrtf said eses to een the aid pren.f. .es aud al
fgtt .nd equity Of Redemption of 1d George Brown,
hs hers sag sgn therein, according to tna proy.-
Now, therefore, roti e IS he.ehs given th4t L the
sald Geor, Stoyillc Will on tTenty-t!ght dry of
August y ls6I- n the h0nr Of ten n'clack ii the
renorn af the north door If th- Cbaft T1uus ia t1e
city # Ctcsso. IN Cook COUNTY and State u 1lIa4o!s
the aid snd and PREMISES Y 1cs descrioed c aid
trust deed a. follows to.w1t:The mort, half Of the
south half Of Lot I've IN Block twenty ei ht 1 Ii tas
Original Town Of Chicago tnow Iits Of Iii a,o,
Cook t. Hi os, togt .her with all the buildings
and improvements ereon and au figt and eq Ity 81
sign. therein GEOSGE SCOVILE Trustee.
(h:raxo August 18th, lit Al :eS i ia
, 1861-08-26

The Traitors of New York City.
The New York correspondent Of the Bos-
ton .7ous7sA writes:
Ever since the war commenced there Laa
bee1 Southern pafty in New York It has
been well orgazized and has organs OF power.
The great tnthuela&m attending the surrender
Of Fort Sum1t for tims slleuced the tune
tf this parry and it was Loaf sight Of. Bus il
hes row emboldene& itself, aud mnch eff,rt ID
now made to torul party opposed to the pre-
seLt Administration, opposed 1e the waE, and
By 1t return TO Pc 1e1 IN New Yark men Huo
have lolg ruled the city and the State, and
men who have to regain and re-hoid The reve-
nuea of The land Toe presen satIon Of tbs
Jost'ua1 Of Conzsneree, the Day Book and the
Aeaes, the Organ Of Mayor Woud, BY the grand
;tquest Of the county, has cslied up the Gle
ments Of the faction scattered by tbs patriotic
to zee an organization IN New York Of much
power and foEce% I am ted by men VIII post
Mr. Wood, ard Ben. Wood. his bro
tier, arc rega1pipg their hold on the
masses Of aur city-tbat the Fire Zouaves ara
thsir friends to ALLEVIATE then. from the Gov
erTment. These men, disaf' cted AID desert
ere, an4,cus to make their side fir, leave M
stone unturned to harm the cause and make
ont case against the Cabinet The uefortu-
pate position Of the ~ Regiment helps on
hA0 ta1G. L. LID Ie6tA4TAt3 Ing f144s VI ELL
ScotchmeD, has, II the public eye, good
ground for dissatisfaction Tae resolution to
put them Into the sicklee Brigade is regarded
as Gauss enough for mutiuy. fhe Scotch are
= moral race. Judged by the morals Of Tam
many, Daniel E. slckles never ranked high.
HIS conduct in the Key matter, and the sun-
stquent renewal Of his domestic relations
with Mrs. sickles, have all STAMPED him with
brand 60 deep that no time can etface it. II
he holds command, and any one chooses to
:Fg
But many will Hot~-mutiRy ~iH follow "a At
tempt to compel men to do go; snd if coz
pslltd for . tune to submit, men viii take
| Judgment into their own hands. Now Sc
| klt6 and the Woods ere sworu foes, and the
d:esffsctea Scotchmeu fad in these m2n iast
ifieEdS.
, 1861-08-26

4
~ :1ohn Knight ard E:"unt VAR. ef t'- Stats
Ct Kentucky. cute: snd delivered aGtr P-ter Gta,
Of the city of Chicago Count: VI Eo>,S au state o4
IEndf. certaif tHtie :tcre ct mortgage 'sseI thu
hecorteEe otc+ ef sa: Clcs Cuuntc. In Guok tw-ntJ
two ~ Ut fforIsaass On page i've hundrHd a1t io9F
Eih i and Il whl:a sat3 s:aenture sali III !:hn +
aid tWc s2lssf JAM D. r. n's su' ii=ios u Lot
unIu!.er In block nul1er ui,aty t9s, In thu
Lars taken togetlsr be!rg af.y t9s fet 10 f,at Or
STREET ont hunred fsct g. II to an aiiay to secura
ke m aia Kst aud Ware t: ths @ I'D Gei, ven te@
part purchase price Of said Lifts +aid notca nn
b.srig even date with laid n,ientute. the Grt nYa
hundred ind eighty al =; doll II IS ~ 2Tahte 70
{d} third IS: a.d fourth: th,fr the If au"dred
and 'ift: dollars Il ID each and psyatle r-arrtv-F
to =atd Geb. In two Il th-.e y and fnor a. J'ars froz
s ate t; s9d ~ s f ri st a Il ss o 9f
Il 10y payable to TIC or1sr Of thu said IeIb. ave
5ears ntfn tlt oase tiers + with lntete~t. ....
And hereas, d. .fault hesn 'cae sr t1r pay nens
nt-e pa. abIa IL Far at 1--WE a aud 81 Ssrs e n
cate hereof ectiyely and THAI thirty caya
La ing elapsr-d sc. t!s last It th~!n f'u d1 and
Of prircinal and interest the :us, II about ninetaea
thctEant! nDe hundred aud forty del ar5 tf's.4,3
vested Is saie 1ndert1re Of u1oErsagc / ~ der
1th} day Of Srltc,Ecr A. .. 81 !, ut TEA ,'cnck IN
til fre.oon. at tbe north ,or # IT. Court holse, N
Eaid city fChc1sa, offer the satd Lota ut pabic auc
Itioi; vi tee ssu Mortcs.1ts therEi to the high
est bidders f7r cash 10 ray gil ctt' and e1pe1scs p
''an's o' pr nsp1' se fETE eEiB aer 81. as
Chicago. jane Il. 1861. j5a-S.1'td
, 1861-08-26

M ORTGA@E sALE.-Whereas,
A1 default has been nsade In the pae1ne"t of cer-
tain Eete cHtec the esglteecth day Of July, n ths
yeEr Efkstt un:rci and sixty =: th suE. OF ola
hundred and dftt eeTsE dollars asd eighteen cen8.
With Eterett sEe cf tea Per Gen. eef h.hu1n.
parIple yta- af*er cate to the order nf 1fia2
Bernarer Which eaiE 1ote s secured 70 be paid oF
certain tndentnre Of mortgage Of tire prsnl tete-
tlslt.r nentfo. ed dated the day ard Essr snrtsaid
executed ~ William SchateH and elizabeth bis Wt1s,
to the HldeTsfsned Mert9sg gea which InoftgAge "a
dulr recorded fl tue Eecofha Of Cock Ccu1sy, sza9
ct snnCfs. in So of Mortgages Itg-one, Oh Page
fire hl1drEd a1d twelve.
EoE, th-n, notice Ia hereby given tfat the unda1
stgped by virtue OF the power Gcne ne conteEred n
aSd bJ khit MCTtGa9t tnAai On tae sE ens5 seventh
Gay q August II the yea- EEGtee3 Huadrst and
SiTtv-One, at the north doer Ct satd Co X Con2fy
Cc3r RoEet In tbe City af chicago attwelyt c1ocz
or EGCr pi Eaid 1aat sEtnned day su at ;'ubdc Aa:
ten tghtst bidder for cash the 3Eealsass !a1o
ned Tesl estate In said mortgage dHa.bea S1o ~ -
right and eq7ty Of redemption Of said NiEi9m afas
tG1 therein; eA:d aod6 FEei5es oala4 aesc1.IS4
as tollo Wright Df s3d II IN ou tne nesta
erd ~ side Of The ecuth half Of the cast haH OF saa
1c~,h east o1a5 ter Of Section two t IN ToWu
sin forty tll) 1ortk. and heag- thirteen Ga.
ea:t Of tie third PT1cIFal Aetaa1; sad ega1 acfes
II Iand beiag sixteen % rcde In Width fr? oorta 70
sout and Intending iD length fcso the east iHe o4
esd eaat tah OF satd LoFta east quarter Of CALI See
dsn twenty two 70 he wess LIE Of said east half II
said rcFtheaat quarter.
BON1FAClES BERNAEER, Mortgages
DAVIS 4 E1ssEN, Snfcftotax
Chicago, J1ls 2G, ESl. Hs2Elae GVa
, 1861-08-26
4 Hazardous Scheme.

Washington Correspondence N. Y. Hersld.I
In conversations had with gentleman who
left New Orleans, learn an important Incl
dent in the rebellion st Its commencement.
pert, there were eight hundred and fifsy rsgu-
lar United States uniforms ct the Baton Rouge
Arsenal. 4 plan WAS devised to put those
uniforms On that number Of me1, place them
on the Star of the West, and sail for Fort
PIcs ene, for the apparent object Of reinforcing
the fort. Gaining admittance a1der that idea,
they were at once to xiii or make way in SONS
manner with the garrison stationed there, and
hold possession o. it. The leader Of this
movement Immediately te!e3ra2aea to JEFF.
Dsris, aes1ng his sanction Of the expedition,
aud he telegraphed in reply tnat, although they
iRht be successful, there was dsnyer OF being
o1erhau.ed by the Pensacola eq1adro., and
losing uot Only the vessel but tue men and
advised him to abandon 1t, which it seems
thes did.
, 1861-08-26

powers u ale col tatn-d IL tao indeaturas Of n
grEr estc:t5h AID c.liserest 70 t4e made signed,
II i1iam . Scott ~ 3 17eert Lind and &; a. over
Ltrc IL vile, beas ftg l-sc t:la 18th lay I1y
4 D. sss a.c recorded T.. tic oiis:e OF t.e Csrk *
the Circuit Carr E1.t'fi;d. Heeorasr vt f:<h1k
4aEsa o At Pages snH II: Q + al Faye = 4 saaa
e fsEnt15s .Es .ecna qf aso sr'ves e Ind Tor
ef ~. T.. ": Int. est o ID u a s.e #. Of
au,+irsn q cn.1. (: :,3nk Il the .tts New YORK
p; n Et Of nc Ed + ~ s5!;z lins f,r tas
as'e b day # J'1 A. IS6 s7sa t. sstet: y! said sas
a92asis # tie e'sfe sfor-sas tsssl4 ise It aay
Eours Hsuss II ihe ST Of aIsago, eal. Caaa e
Il tie torsue ~ OF sel 3*S tist f. sale ana ell a
public = ndu8 A. tEnca % R'.y be nece3sar: T. P8y
ssi5 lEdehttdnees n1s1eet eenss Il ssle -
store e Itne'{ 5rw Blsck on s-e aortn t@ansy f,aF
taa2 thrty S,s, aqd IT teo:e $ I e sEss.e}' ar
aaa iEowa noFe E, rsrieulasl5 ss nano.r twenty aEs
Of the rTns'Eal sasn ss:nrsa B, sal, no, t-ag. 6.
rcsp5st.'sIS. WILLIAM 9. sCt;:C. wertsaSse
B1cDGETT d H1NsTos. Att'ya. su,1g es-sd
, 1861-08-26
ReAai annRruSEnleHfs.


,s,s. saox aoa EAac5 cerdells soo.. ~ n.ie. did
II, 1ss asssd d,d "a -, = q aais
= rs E bssa Ssst 81 y sas as
e atht5s HsEvsy: II ninetssa g. IA 4hs snb
fSsiaa sr aaa & :5 ,1 to "a Aat q e.
ss e St & A1a oasas 1s seoda e Hires : o.
a 81 r; o tsp e st =, e. r. ws IT. tssEs
Viii ~ ness e cf1bed u ssis d. al IS -
S st. e. 81 r. 81 s
H. aei!sss by sns StA isszss. i II e ssst q
any * @ il
Res s. s5n = "a a5 5 ss ses
interest 1t per cent th tuirteth d. Of Mascn.
IT, 4 e nS4 4 sa
a;s Iu1 taeH 1non application # AZ lssas 9older q
such sslF tsn l. asll5 'As sspa5 paais.ed i
n Ss y 1art 81 & n1sss % 5ax ssss q
"a ID ot e Pc e :asrs "a s.!19 ~ o
tss,e ther=i st ruone yennns, The egh It bidder
AID Ehsr-as tne note descs1bed In said Trnst sed
ss & 2Sysfpa aasd II
ns e1e fessFib 3 ,'s T. i;n taa e. 10 =
T. saush a5fh ;;S Is 81 s.s az
@ nFa s ene es efe 81
vbt hzs BE- paid and tbere Is due ard u1paii
u safe 10 Is for priacpa' and lee III. aus
1;sLsani esgh: handred ead ese I've d5i.1s ~ tfs5} sus
AID whe: tas, apnucaHoa las beea ma g T. me By
r. gal ho DR. ef I'D es to se said 2sealss
III sa1c 1rusI De.d in p?r1uanSe tqeraof and of he
premises Will sell st paSlie aceten ta tn highest bid
re1t at O'Clock II the f1sE on. the notta d. II
Of he Court Hou.e. in the CITY of Chicago. u tne
dsscIihed l. said Trust Deed - 80 much thereof g.
a. b. recesssr>. sLb}ec to the eol dtion II Ab7gs
the aid Heytnr .. snoS an1 EnocJ C,.d Sia slo1.
asstsn. an y et - aonH; +ha dn1 nd m
rad sald and the ccst Of advertising. sslias
ard tonYe.t:e sald premiset, tncladng attorue3'l
as E..cs. said precrlses eeee.ib~d eau DEED
IS sfoEoSs-Lct nnttber nipeteen - IL the sub 1lsi
SIGN u Blocks tbrty-tnrea Sy Wofeotta A!dltst,1
Eftv etp. hfnze'4 Addition to Ctcag suozcs tc
the condition trae b11d1ns snail ever be erected
Gu said lot within ten fe OF the Weet line erf
| RDBEkT BEnVKY. Trustee 81 ut ,reas.d
Chicago, august Iltb, 1851. nH9i- 4.B X