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, 1861-09-24
Prince NAPOLEON Oh the War,

The New York Herald translates from the
Opinion Nationale Of Paris-the well known
organ Ct Prince Napoleor-a letter from
Washington, which It attributes to the Prince
himself. This letter certainly has very strong
internal evidence Of being the production Of
The Prince; and if not written By his hand, is
undoubtedly by ore of his suite, who gives
expression to his Impressions. The Prince Is
man Of marked ability and high culture, =
clsse observer, and something Of ph1oso-
pher and democrat He describes his journey
frcm New York to Washington, and his stay
st the French Minister'S beautiful residence
near Georgetown. He says:
avail myself Of the calling Of the steamer
to convey to you my Impressions, aud shall
do Eo with ali the sincerity imposed upon ms
BY ;t5e most lively faith in the future Of the
American nation, and by the desire Of seeing
it emerge Quickly from The crisis ia which it
l declare to yoa that, arrived in America With
prepcsE essicns extremely favorable TO the
United States, the reality has proved to be far
beyond those rrepcssessioae, ut sight Of th o5e
magnificent workshops: pr2peTtioned to q
| cordition OF things wtcSe everything has dt.
mensiops Unknown to the old world.
| / have found in the United States thai
| WHICH, CtpltE I5 1utIAsls1ttou ~ t.uullEt EF-
Ct, ,hirg, cid net expect to meet with, OF
the VI cd of cven the Most f4sor1bly disposed
travellers, and that il, perfect order, honesty,
eagerness to be OF service, II NOS urbxaitg, l.ft
| comfortable, easy, AID 1egu1a. in fine au In
bitus1 intercontact by all classes of society
wlich nsither soils, wounds, nor chnls aEJ
one.
IHiIl add that hare been struck and touch
cd BY The ardor, in some sort ch:vairous, Niti
which tie people Of the North, contrary Il
their most iumediate AID ,no:s impario1
material interests, have thrown them.elye
into war in which they have hut ona end
that Of yindicstiug the honor Of the flag o
the common country, which they believe t
have been outraged by the South. This i
what ! have seen, aud what am very haap
| to say snd 10 rcpeat.
think that in consequence Of the estra7g,
ment which public. even municipal, duties i
spire in men Of weight and cspae!1ity, the II
public Of the United States is found to posse.
. governmental personnel far below the re-.
= 9th Of the nation. It is plain to every on
that there is there 81 extreme term which Is.
not possibly be passed, and that the evil, b
it's ovn excess, carries within it the reme5
I do not doubt that The present crisis, whie
exposes the wounds of government, its imp
tence, its lncapacity aud its thorough ucpap
larity, will be the begiraiag Of q salutary a.
| regsneratiyc reaction.
We believe these are the words Of Prin;
/ Napoleon,
, 1861-09-24

IFEbfn Inc Ah2nY Journal |
Michael Lurcghin YES badly wounded at
The battle Of CaFniix Ferry. He belonged to
the 10th Ohio; and one Of The officers Of tie
regiment, IN passing through the hospital
mex: day, asked Michael # b: suffered much :
.'0h not great deal, sir" Vas the reply, "bus
BY tie side Of the color sargea3t Ehcn tbs
poor fellow was cut in two By ca2r n-ball.
Michael at ozce seized the Gag, aud held it
slcft, though wounded himself, until he drop
ped IRON loss Of blood. And he etiu CONTINUED
10 hold 1t up WEe1 Gua2.e to's!and himself
Ard the recollection Of this was his Glory Ia
the hour Of his suffering. II hild the Nath's
cSlose ii safe !"
, 1861-09-24

E 4 Friend Ii Need. Try IT,
III sEEE1s INFALLIFLE LEETMEET IL prs-
pa.-G Tie ree=1pe Of Dz. Stephen Sweet Of Con.
.ar:ictt te eea; hoaeaEtter. sud hnA been used Ii
- rsr1ct for TIT sa7t twenty years With tne most
t.e-eit fsaccsaA A. &b extenA5 -eaedy 1t u With
s* -1'x Il. SID viii AGe7are pa*~ -note speedily thAA
~ Ger PREPARATION 70: all 4{hsp n4:c Rad Ner.
sor. $50 der Is tTuls infalhhle. a. sltcurshvs
= ScreA NsuEoe SI'r.i1R, Bsnsas. &C. It. sootnn$t
=. :. hn6 n@E=t.E! strengthening rropesles exe1t4
.e verde. e,. T,l.nr1ent Of al who hays era
RE. ). st1Al Uvsr four nnndred certificates Of r.
c.see cGrce. 2ezfcElaet b5 It within the last tive
[yf.:s Asscs: this fscc. For sale By J. Il JOHESON
~,":.h ASS-t = Srf =1ret Ca!ctee a1a By a.
H9A.f-t- 1o1Tsnaow-d-1y
, 1861-09-24

fined within acasena&e, The 6tete prisorens
ate only locked up It night, and hs1e abund-
mt opportunity for -exeIct1a during the day.
With but few exceptions, they expreased
themselves co1teuted with their treatment,
, 1861-09-24

NOT Is BAD Is REPRESENTED The Alba.
ry Journal Say 9 the Mozart Gen raj Co mutt
tee nst cn TknrFdas ve:tsg, and decided a:
ter a!t1e e 9:scue:isn. By the 5scitiya yo.a cl
1c1 tc c0 tos.IEcIt lbs Peoples uAisn tick t
lcm:- # s:7,c.=c.
, 1861-09-24
GREAT CONS SOLlDATED
~ LEE!!
EIKCINNATI AND CHICAGO
k{R tfRE 2kI1ReAn,

Forty Nllsa the ghcstezt Esute "a Cincinnati
indianapolis aaa LouiSvine.
TWO KxPRESs TRAITS les7e West Side Cclo.
Depot Chicago dhtl9, a. toloEt:
TAO M7SlEs;, EInr,ss. 6 M4$ataE4sE4@ @ g5G:2s5A 4,
Lis HfTH6UI 9hAEeE o. GASs--
EAsfEM CosEEGr1oEs1At Anderson saS Kca
Dond for FeSUa, ETbarA Ds:toIi AeaiA Colunola
x1d ~ point1 u Central ana Eastetn Ohio.
sql1ExRE f;osEzpTIuEs AZ lnd!saaceEs fos
FlanRu1, Columbia Had:Eca, LaSTenCtblrz JeneI'
souyt1le. And Al po1ca IN Central and eou!hern II.
d1ans: also fo5 Louisville, E1k1kort Lexington, &od
all po1nt1 South. -
CeuneeEons st C!5el5nad for Hsz5aen, , Marietta.
Time 70 Ctncinnaa only u hours. Eegs7t slseFinz
Cars 4n Night Trains! =,
Through tickets by this Ere csa be obtained at N
9rtnctpt! Railresd Offices L TIE NcrhTes 5E at tnE
compary'& Utcce, No les Randolph street, Chicago.
(rrdeS the a5e-11RE Housej
rRAs Fo7JET-T fie;'I TeEet Agent E1J11
, 1861-09-24

1skUEl>EE'S SAJE.-W heFeas.
a HtnrT Ws'le- and EaEa. B. Waller, his utte. KS
ceeA Of tr.st. dated March 18th a b 1as1 and n
corded In thu Greg nf the R"rurdrT Of G ok Caant9
Lilo ~. o. taa 15t! dsy Of Marc. 4 D. - Ia soas
IS q Dse:. st Psse ~ co5xey15g c,Itaia lots q
rure the ps2ent Ct certain rromi ory notes said
trEs deest and ~ht rtss profile u
ekl: detG lat IN default should ba BY said
EerFJ Wsles I" ~ -ad notes aad interest ss the.
Should rep ctivelE 6tco-e ana <ccordrx to theE
ftte' aaa dr-: t1e2. c application OF H5E1 aca d
ssaa s. 9 isH 81 Is 81 T 81 'ie a.se,
okesd p,eIsis CT n2y part thcsu L aa1 All rrhf
6esesf y Of rsas;:i 3D. .Nd sa.r I'D
sorted ic sac tee:; ard Eaersas n sn.tHa H.
meas. OF trterrf on satd cotes hn7' fsl'sa saH
default has b-tn made bv ed Henry n Wauer. In raq
ett OF said :t1r EAtd poSa. vt tae ftnA Fhe9
tne r.: de- and Et.zes has ret heea paiG
np to thla dn2"; =: whereaa !saia honaann ano
ec4uoa e tat3 sca11n n to ad-ert.e fer eslc A21
feIl Gspfe sad 2yau.Ra crdluZ to tae pf5
Visions Of s1,7 aced Of trust
Now tnertf.rs, Iotice Is hereby glvsn that !. Hs
ds5 ot segtc-ber, l. p ~. .: tne hear q tas
Eousc in tbs city Ct sh:caS u = ok County ni ots
Rud pttc the I'LL trf7g II cash the prs 71teH
Aforesaid With all 1tgnt tehef1 ID ecntJ Of ra3em
TOE Of said Eerrv WaEer sd v1f- tacrei9- VIII szc
Esmi,rs ble tituate II the c2Ht5 OF Cpok and stas
9 = T. = % q, = IS sid AS n c:ack :; Log
IeEnley'e 3nbti, i=lon q t9e nu7it ha1' Ut The
ecrtt haf 81 tbs wesr If OF the N. T.; u os Fec Il
Tssh 1' E. lying 1Se, Il 81 Gity e SassE2; Tfn
rht.ero JrracttS Isst if.. -.ll IA
, 1861-09-24

14l default has been made n the peyneut Of cex
taln note (besr:ng date the sth day Ct March, a. o.
Is aud due anu ynbe in RlI ytaTa attcr daee) fof
the SUN Of Jntne hundred and nlhct}dse dot
also efanlt has been md. In the payment Of ca=
tain 10 I'd or obltauou OF sae Iate ~ sa1 note ana
given t. secuge the payment OF the sn'n of seTe@
thousand i've hundred and ninety niue dollaes and
twenty ca t.. $.9a 7llh1 which said pote aud bond
together II other ludebtedness. are described II
Randc1rh SIN tn and Margaret E, his wife, datct tie
9Th da5 Of Marc: A D. fS55. ard recorded c the ks-
cortc7: Office Eook County, niao:s. in Book ~ o1
Mortgages. PAGE 6;a, which said mortgage has been
duly assigned to me.
Now, Therefor. p1rsuance q the 1oWe!s Of sc
in satd mortgage continued public notice Is hereby
EiTcn, teat oni Wednesday tho tWenty.httn. day q
Eepsember A. D. ls5 Mt tr1 clock III tue forenoon 6
..at a; at the north door II the Court House IA tf9
CITY Of chicago. County Of Cook and State q linG9a
cash the premises mentioned aud described IN said
nurigaSG VIZ: Part Ct lots seFen ~ and eight Isl u
block eight [5si Of the original town ot CleaTo
beginning at stake tue east line Of sa1 1ot elE a3
(El a. aa lot originally laid on. ~!
iest aotn Of ths Gcntre e sa e9s GEs tae2fe M f1
[sl stake thirty (50 feet vert Of the vest line q!
block H;efEht [.sl: thence northe-lg. parable! V1e!
the line Of SAID lot seven and the vest line q
On the ailS5 tence along dc aorta Ines oi SAID II
scY t. and eight is to the ncrth east corner of satd
let eight thence soutaeriy along the east ilne g
satt eight - tbs pla2e Of beginning aiI " tae c
Of Chicago County Of Cook and State OF Illinois wt1
The teaements hereditaT2ents a3d sppurtsnsM2ees ~
denntiou uf the said E. Randolph smith and Wig.
+: H. WINSTON. AAal:snee Of Mort.sgea
! Chicago, july nth, ls5l- 1ySEaa.to
, 1861-09-24
Gbitaaa griitttt&1s
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ~ 1871.
FROM NEW ORLHAN8.


1he C7ty Dtsa and Gloomy ~ Onion Faes:.a b.
low Ms Sardce-1hs Esst-Marine BoTsr q
EnNsre-Confa19,u&e ScTsip-.RIh Hioex;
, 1861-09-24
FAKE ALWAYS rs Low As BIZ ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsbury.
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAIN
OFFICES.

F6EIGHT3.
BY this route FFetehts OF all descriptions cea be 10
wafded hou Fhiladelphiz. New fosE Boston or Bal
t1:norc 20 4nh fr pt Int the rstroads CT Ohio
KENTUCKY Indiana. illinois, Wisco1sln. low1 or Mis
eour3 HY RAILROAD DlBICT =. 1s...
Tie Pe1csylvnLla Railroad e1ao eunnects at FITS.
ts With Sy which e e 9a Te'
pessce Cu1abtrleHd1 Illinois, Missssigpi Wisconsin,
E:55su1i, Kanfae, AEksrt q snd Red Mve!t; aad At
ii r,orts o. tse northwestern LsseA
Me;cs-Gfs and shi2reEs entr1sung the tra1sporta
te tter Freirht with th1e Company can rely With
Conf Ell CO on Its epeedJ transit
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT to a1d from a.y point
In the eat " tie fennsylve1is Railroad at all
tines as favorable sre charged by other Railroad
CoE1E aDtea.
It Be particular to mark p,cksges "T1A PKasA
f K"
L J. aKEgDER PHILADELPHIA
MAGRAW d Rooms. 50 North Street, Baltimore
LEIGH co. No. 4stor HoQBe. or No S3uta
Ttl:1a.a street, Neu 1ork.
LEfCH q Co, No. n ttate Street, Boston.
Il. Il. HDHsr0N. General Freight Agent Phlls-
Z l. HOUPT, GeEcral Ticket AGeEt Phiiz.
ESccH LEWIs. Gea- Supt, Ait ,oaa. Pa jaa1f6od1y
, 1861-09-24

3uTa1CES H7<HEIEe9 Auu pUI1es ishu50 ALu 3Eao"eSs
in this leaulag Corporation. at falr rstes, BY
HUBBARD & HUNT,
RxsIDEST AGENTS, Ch1c-go-
Branch Office fo- tie Weste.n and Sautherp Statea
1t CJrcinnsN r H f H. n MAHA1,
se4-g.Gl General AEanss-
, 1861-09-24

n t2l hf- = EtetIfI.- W l6TGaSa
i Bernard G. Caul1eld, Henry Waller and aarsS
B. Waller lis VILE executed sad delivered to J. Young
EcammOa. \ certain deed OF trust which eesrs d2t0
March 18th, 4 D. lsGo aud recorded In the ooa
Of the Recorder Of Cook County. Illinois, O. ths 80
- whereby they made con7eyaace Of certain parcs44
OF land therein described to secrra the pay eat at
certain notes and interest thereon also described IN
said trust deed which sale notes were drawn by said
Caulhe!d- 70 secure II Indebtedness to Ro1N4AA1A
Ge:peke.
that ii case default sAoul be nade the payment a
said promi1eory notes interest any part thereof
according to their tenor and erect the1 tho app1-
ca1foD Of said HeNMaln j. Ge1pcke their legal rrpre
Bcntattyes assgn1 1t al sud be lawful for said
to eel and dlpose sf said premises say part
thereof IL manner prescribed sy sad trnst deed and
whereae default hae been made by sad CaulheId is
gsymsnt Of eerta;3 Interest On said notes Maah Z
been made to me, the said Scammon By lie legal hold
q said notes 70 sell sad rreniBeA AZ, enpow
cred By said deed to do.
Now therefore, notice u hereby given, that Gh&H
the tn enty eighth day of September 4 D. 1861 It
IT, oceck In The forenoon sell st public auchon It the
north door Of the Court House tn the city Of Chicago
Cook County, Illinois, for thu highest snd bes 1pE7c6
The a.Is Tt h1.nS N cssh TIE s1ld parcels Of lana
Caul1eld. aud Waller and wife therein, which se4
prsnsseG arc described follows to-Htt Ali tho&A
certain pieces and parcels Of lind situate IN tho County
OF Cook and State Of Illinois and described oNoWE
namely: Lots q, - = y. N Block |: Lots q II
q, 49,. s aud i In Block q; Lot. 81, v, II 81 Il
Block 8; Lett "a IN Block all 10 tbs Swim No
AuleIs s1pdEsen q the north hair q The south ha
J. T0UNG SCAMMteN, Trustees,
, 1861-09-24
-,
R4Qtl3db1k.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, RAIL
AA H0AN. -.

:; GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE =;
II New 1sEk, Nsw Hasl.aA anA ths
C2A&dass
g: .ea s ees| sERatI Eset 5q II lsssa
TO ntntDbb I4s = ba5 sSHe ID fsos:
Rsa R:.axs Yo.s g a A II IL ARIs:a5 Rsss5a 4 ~
tssssS' afsFsSs5 .s5f sys 8 !: Rss$s Rs5s g s IS
s5s:s9. 5;ssS:'ss hZ3f? Ss4 e sfs.'s 4e4 s 4
It 9s9ns sS MI r s;:;ia
3ii;s S,sE9 S4lssS9 81; = 100 Fast and
Ill s1x + 4. TTaia leaving ctic,xo runs through
to Cincinnati Without change of cars or baggage.
6alisbuy's Patent Dusters
Are run On Day Express Trains.
PATENT SLEEPING CARS ON ALLH1GHT TRAINB
~ Baggage Checked Through -
fesa dss i II ~; i e Sslsss $$es sesss1
s zesse5 III ehssis i e 6ssss go s+s ~ lsn.A'
J.QA. BEAN. western Pass. Agt-
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
4 ROAD.
CH4HGE OF TINE.
sA S3rts 99} pzsst 81 s5sf 5s 81 ns M
1ga EEaoS5H TsfF fRTEt fsSs as2 ..sss: sqse. =,
THIS treII conrects f5T Petri4 Attn, st. Louis.
3.ss:irh;E. New Orlsaus and Meb1e~
| ACt{:nMCDA1 ION terery Qay} 1t 4xU g. Il for
Cairo rrd Way stsno.a, arriving st Cairo 1t
| T,ts iTsin cs II Ea:uedays VIII run ocl5 to Ur5..a
1rF fSs s p!Rk Ys1s xsb % Mo6b 8 EzAs ~ zoe
| Tratrs will lesye CEicazc: Leave Wood LaHn;
| cana 6,tEA,H-
| BIS 4. L.. 9i5 A. T.
l2N Il l2H IN,
$40 E. M. SIS z. L.
| 50. N E51 z. Il
w EoFn 2EsE ana Information sppl7 Il he ones
/ v. r. ARTHUR, Cen sup't
, 1861-09-24
fAes2l aatsrtise1Gen&x,


:&TATE Or ILLINOIS,: COOK
NJ. CQUKL. 1EA-aknar1aer reuzt at catasea. a.
4 X9ges 9s Tan. 4 b. l1N. Cnarlee ChaadlaE 4. 1.Jseh
= s.e.9s1 .as1eeg E,ssa e tos ~ !Sssea q ssss.s
e IS 6 S Sa & ae IL = e g
e e s - Iess26 4 a1et1a "a SIX ae%f9 E Ssss to
a.. az deeef.a q os & osssss1ss e. a Eas ilae &
mid Wit h1s bees reS1ns 1n .1 ~ coaa0' 0n4
eFssns: rsT: "a ddFSssss Sss,4,U UPls s.d ya.spa
ss az G2s7 E 6 ebEs4 bs SS4 g
1orday of sspte1bar. e1Ss e rs @EhicaEo, 10 tas M
aod pls.d 70 To nd p1siitf Il s vs sRss41 ~
be entered sxsin.t Joa and Il tSoT 81 sea n}s3n;44
ssa: iastnss asas 81
eolG 70 s1tEsy The MEG ssse' VIII d
GAnr Hrea.. r1ss Aas5s ats5s k.ssAs5 Ssss
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CoOK
S9n5 Ia F.S Sfc1s BosS.s, & s,ss:.
8 1assets aud D. Hobart B1us' u. Anton Klasa.~1t
1oes ss s1.qa T. tee a1t = ss Aas
Is 5fs ssfi ssss ~ % of septeRber. 4 s. isa
Hs6srs Hin .a6 s1tsts 4 tss 80 Ast.
nona1s directed . The she1!x q Cook csasts ~aia
sad writ hA- bean returned e1ecnte4
1Dlss ,es n ~ tas "a asss
t.! Eaas' = easatS s. e {:
T. s., & ei', Sss e f. S r. ess
% ssa md il i ia1of d sss I'D wtl.a E. 6eess
tie p1oPe11g attached ~ 11sJ be su.sde1t 70 -
f. md I'D nd S, EaA Il III r % ss
/ EtT1Irp L r7,rereorr p,t.1n. ~ - $50 Xxi Il
, 1861-09-24
Ge=#artng1Bb Tn4lesz.

nlESOLUTION OF PARTNER
sHIF-The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Dayli Burns ard Joha Smith under re firm firm
unoereis ned will Continue the busnes. Of the f3rn
firm At the old stand, ana will eettl: m oil mAtt&s
pe1taining to t2id 1rlll DAVID BIZ kNs.
. {.hicAFG SEM Itfh lSf1 EE2iI4f
, 1861-09-24

MASTERS SALE.-Sta:e Of Hi
Nl pc... County Of Cook, s.6-sepe5ior Court g
SHE. aaIEaTstE E sc.iE:. Benia7'E r ). ail:5.
jsEses &. Dad!ey. James II Brfsnt Robert 4 Harts.
Ffe"ard r Col1{t;z Jsremiah 7. Boyla, Dayih L. D9
Golctr ard EaIuael De 6clStf.-BA to fofeSlaaa
Mcr:gaEe. ..
decrctxl order e1tsTtd Il the above entitled cause %
the toG7.5 daf # AH1: & n t5-.. ! lIe got -
Ma sri CharSfrJ II tae superior Cours q G3tcao.
cat b. al the ncrth door Of tie Co-rt ooee Of CooE
CO. nty Il he City Of Chicago, County Of Cook sac
State of Tiauix, on r. dntrd13. The tosrsA cay q
Strt-,De. 4 o 1sst II elsTe2 o'c ock Ia tie loss-
noon CT that dn? the foo ~tG. described Tesl @sas
sta1ts fu the Gift CT Chicago. County o. Goes @ 1aa
Size of n.ti {cF 1ca :9ercot as 9a5 ~ 1iar
aarv to s1tsfF the amon-t due conlRa3aat n ..1
ss .ta az e ~ ~ a. SO ss 9s
81 ea1e2 n = III sef1s q. n Bck Le TIRES
nins is1 eleven 90 t@elve t fourteen QN. tEent1.
no ~ and twer tr.H7e te5). II Bl3CS nlne ~. n
Mc2eyceds =ubGis1etoe 9: eatt Of the east half q
III ESrfhe=st quarter Of secneD st1 ~. Township
thirt tne {s North Range fo:rtesu IN. east OF taa
Iflrd Principal Aendiaa AIto. Let t'res g: p
GE Gn Ieaz street. and Lots ak %. nee ~ fourteen
15}. a-d t=ents tso C>. # ,5t1nz oo alsnnkee sve-
nue. IL Block eleven cd in 5ubIvls.Jn of Blocks taR
uo) AID elsEeu fu), in MeEesao1dI @t'lflsn e Cft
csgo. L. otyh
Chtcs,o, Augult 9th, 4S6l- An4ARSa+o
The ap57e sale Ia ad3c1rned t., NrSDAY. the slsts
day Ct septsnDes, a D ao-1. S E3S sane aenr al
plsce. La 5tul !!
f:Itear Sept 4&h. ISfi. HEo-9o fkd
, 1861-09-24

BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good y4a any Ct The Bont Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore ann Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH-ALL
IRA NSEEHS FREE
, 1861-09-24

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ fCoeft as--Supe1tor Court Of CntcsE> NsveIz.
ber Term. ISL Heiy J. Phillips ". Anne Fnnllpa--
In Chaecetv
fendant shows nan-d having been filed II ths e6ea
Of The CLERK It es1d Superior Canrs Ct Chicago No
The complainant tl:d his bill OF complaint In sa.d
Cont OF the Chaccerv SIDE thereof tho Asa lay a
September, iel AID tLat B1muonS theE cupva Ia@aA8
mt cf ssir Court against said tcnasns retraa5le oa
the LIZ Monday Of November next I'D. n Is ~ lAu
teq5ifed-
NoS unless Jon, the said Aaue tnu1,r5 shan -
e9na.iy o. eua appear bsfoFe .sia superior q
t5ereot te et heldtE At c.cage In sad County, n
tse hrst Mcn.;ay Of SoIcc1e. . md pl-aA, aasEeE
the and tie matters aor tsngE the-es arxea
and stAted = II be taSer 81 contesssa sud declsa
bill. WALTER k1NEAlI- CerS-
LrGBAHo d SHITU Cnmp!tX Salt. se5gEa Az
, 1861-09-24

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COENT2; sa-superer Court of QAicssa
October Tefta L. D. 1851. Charles Wrictt RI JaT@8

ECSuper et!H7 a D. 1s61. C1A11e4 #f1tt Vy, JA04E
Wztgbt-Att&chmept
Public Iottce II hereby e:ras - q { said Ja4sR
Of he Clerk Of iAr Superior Court OF CllcaSp aata1
tse third Day q tssP:eneez ? 1sl = the ut efta
!ass aa W5Eat ior tss "a? !, Ct rETat SEhs Aaadfsa
Ehezn Of Cook County, which sid xr1t hAA besa
turned e-ecuted-
NcE. t tetttoze, unlo8 Jor. the sata james WrixA&
tEAH personally be And appear bef'fe the AaiA 6lp~
of ett Of Chicago, - or before the DAY Of the
Ety q Ch:csso on =. nrst Mondav q Octob:r 4 Q
III give s2seial bail ead plead 70 The said PLAINTIFFS
Avor q he SD Ga:1lss WEeht, ana muck q "a
properly Aszaeaeu ~ Ea4 be s11celt to sattefT the
Esle Judgment SID cossa I'll b sold 70 saHafg tAs
eaEie- WALTER KIABAIIx C1erF
GAI!CP j. HITCHCOCK. Plt'H-g AJtFk 6AS p3a1-Sv
, 1861-09-24

CE0 Bbls- REFINED SUGARS,
AeyV Grsnulaeed CruGhed and Powdered Of
staad4-. quality, striving and for sale Pr
PAESONG. PlTKN EAEhA?.
1f South Water streek
, 1861-09-24
f%h+u1f3ti"h* an1 Exsn.f1of1enR
FREE OF CHAD

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o:r-F.1 esT.s II oxtsa :,f+ sf1sss = ii r.
re aosrstt. + eios'sy st.ar ", r. rsc s1v-
+ ~ .-+A:--s. es1~1 s"~ ti&114 ne VII ss.a
-S- 'F.s- E&DaJ
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31

NO1TON SEED.-In store and gor sale, Boyd's Pr,
~ life, Little Brown, Nstiean And pstit ,0elG,
March10-y SOL. 6ENylIrN.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31

New Grocery Store.
THE undersigned bess leave to inform the citizens
OF West Baton Rouge, that he has just openeda
Family Groeery Store,
at the Ferry Landing OF this Parish whore he will
all times keep hand lrst rate assortment Of "
FIVE GR0CERIES,
suitable for family and plantation uss In addition
to his assortment OF Groceries, . full supply of :.
WINES, LIQUORS 4 CIGARS.
will always be kept on hand at prices suitable to the
market.
~ He respectfully solcits share Of patronage,
being fully determined to do all he possibly can to
deserve the custom Of his patrons.
FERDINAND WEBER
May 10Th, 1850.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31

eIsca, EteLlsR "a .nonsstie Priats.-A fsll
= a9sVEtmept On hand aa6 for 1ale bv :
4. K06FtUIIlD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31

0A66UW q kVxE,
n ttOfM eDo 1T Law
nUR1NG the absercs y Lssu4. N. W. PORE, Detid
~ N. Barrow, will b ct Wet Baton Rouks Coin,fl{&
House every Aohda5, uhiesS bsotssaiehaily engaged
SaABy request he attends 70 the legal busines. oi
Capt. H. N. Favrot.. sss 9sls = = = .Tsl7--h
Address him at Plsquemlne .-.5st.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31
FRESH ARRIVALS.

z BBLIS. Extra Family Flour,
y SO barrels Bakers Flour, . line article,
Port Wine in Bottles, very old,
Sherry Wine In bottles, DO
q few tierces Of Dufleld sugar cured Hams,
Harrings, . choice article for families.
Raisins, very superior in small packages,
CofFse-Aocha, Java, Mexican, Rio.
For sale to the trade.
.. ..,.,s ca SOL. 5BENGAMLM.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31

ENGLISH BApEGE.-Plain and Embroidered. ius
~ received and for sale by
apl20 A ROsENFiELD.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-08-31
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL Deparsmen1. ~

UNIVERSITY Vt LOUISIANA.
Medical D<rarsasn1. as
The annual Course Of Lectures in the de.
partment will commence on MONDAY, No.
vember l2, 1860, and viii temilate IN the
ensuing March.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D., Professor Of Piae.
tice Of Medicine
s. L. RTDDELL N. D. Professor Of Chemis.
wARkEN STONE, N. D, Professor Of SUI.
A. ii: eENAs, N. B., Professor Of ob.te.
eusTAvusA. aii MOTT, NJ. D., Professor Of
+. G. RICHARDSON, M. D., Professor of
L. NJ. LAWSON, Professor Of Clinical Ne.
THOMAS HUNT, M. D., Professor Of phy.
slolygy and Pathology. Z
s. B. CHAILLE, n. D., n.x $780,.
W. c. NICHOLS, MD Dem Of Anatomy
The Rooms for Dissecting will be open
the second Monday in OctobeT.
The Faculty are Whiting .Phisiciaus md
Surgeons Of the Charity Hospital.
The STUDENTS 4sesesspeay the Prafeasnfa Ii
their visits, and, free Of expense, enioy ex4
traordinary practical advantages.
Preliminary 70 the Course; Lectures will
be delivered daily in The Amphitheatre Of
the Hospital from the LIT October, o. Clini.
cal Medicine and Surgery, and other objects,
without any charge TO Students, a A..
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dead. -
10 The Administrator of the Charity
Hospital elect annually, in April, fourteen
Resident Students, who are maintained By
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