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, 1861-08-22
Where the Indlana Troops are Sta
110ned,

Where the Indlana Troops are Sta
110ned.
From the Indianapolis Journa1.7
The l2!h and 10Th Regiments, Coils. Linck
a1ad Hsckleman. are stationed at Sandy Hook,
Mary lard, On the Upper Posamac. the 18Th,
lab, l5:h and 19ah. CGls. Sullivan, Kimball,
Wagner aDd Uascall, are stationed at points
Ia tie mountains Of Western Virginia, desig-
LATED heretofore by our correspondents il the
several camps il that regioa- The 1854 Rsgi
nsnt, Col Meredith, is at Washington CRY.
Ihe soth, Cal. Brown, has it, Headquarters at
Cecke5 5s7ilIe, Mary y1aEd, but is scattered along
the railroad between Baltimore aad Harris
Eurgh, guarding bridges and stations. The
2let, Col. Mcmillan, is in camp at Lscusr
Point, near Baltimore. Tie 18th, 23a, 23d,
and 241h, Coils. Pattisor, Davis, Sandsrson aad
Hoyey, are IN St. lonle, preparing for service
socri.
Lieutenant 4. g. Burnett, company H, 18th
regiment, General Reynolds gsde, in a let
ter from Tygart Valley, Virginia, to ftiaad in
this city says: The entire brigade has been
ercamred for some time in Cheat Mountain
Gap, but our regiment is row separated from
The brigade, ard in possession Of a beautiful
valley, about segen miles distant from the Gap.
The enemy are stationed about seventeen
m,les from orr present eEcampmrnt and an
atrack is hourly expected. They are about
W0 strong. Portions Of different companies,
whom we have cert out on scouting expedi-
tlons have seen the camp Of tine enemy sever
al times, and report them as making prepara
tleps fcr 81 alta K.
Meier Lee, Of the rebel forces, came into
camp yesterday with flag OF truce
1t is reported that be gave US twenty-faur
hcnIs to vaca+e the premises doubt the
truth Of tie ruulor, but it may sbiy be
true. Iwt1iy-four honrs will, however, de-
tt5nfne.
think We have great deal the advantage
1fEy1tfn kAQ{1EE in 1ay,fa
be b;cught to our aid in two hou-s' tims. I
have, therefore, great confidence that, Ii they
MIKE al stack, we VIII b5 able to teach then
lesson rot Eoon to be forgotten"
, 1861-08-22

Ri CRTGAHE sAT,E,-Whereaa,
" default los Been made III tbs pa:ue-t Of ca-
{esr Els bte. hundred sHd sIxts teT ss cf
vitt interest st She "a ~f ten per cen nar nun
Etrnauer, ~5;tt said seGur.d t. be bid by s
certain 1laeltre rf mcf ef t5e er1df s,sr@s
1aIE*r MeEtio ed dated the dag and vear afures3it
elscuied by y illiam Sehafer Ala :>zahtt1 bis vEe
f. tie Il5efstgHed inertia gee Ehlch Eort,a g i
5uy recG2Ged Ii the 1seeo1is Of Cock Csuhty sLate
q 'Etns'fR, ta ns> ef Mortgages hftEone oa Page
s 7e h11i dfet q tEtlTe
Now, theE: natt.e Il hereby given t:at T. the apter
st~rfd b: ylrtEe Of the power unos ms conferred II
aid b. sstd mortgage tha!l. On TIE tHeatS seyeEtE
day II hugust. III tie yeac Eighteen 4uadrsl asd
Ei1ry-0re, At the ncrth door cf said Co x COUNT
Court Eogee, II tEe City oi Chicago. at twe7- c>ck
Or ttan OF satd Last sEtionea day, sn at 1oHc Aa
TIA to ae highest :ddeT for cs.h ths premises Iaa5
=1c zeal estate Il saG Mo!:+ge deacrib AID ~ liz
right and EQUITY OF redemption cf sstd W1lla1a 6chs
ter esfd lands ana premises :tng dsscra.5
folcas. vz:-Esht acres 4f Ia- Han OF the ?7rte
ED eide CT the south haf OF the east hall Of the
north east quarter OF Settfoa ytp 80 IL Town.
ehip foItF-oEe (+tl rorta, aEd Range tatrteea {i3
east Of the Third Frncfps Meridian Fa'd eight Bcres
Of lgEd being alxttEa {t) rods IN width fm roFta
scuth and t11erdiHg In lergtr fra the est lie Of
Sad east Ea1f OF said north east quarter Of Eaic
ton twenty two to The IVES. line Of said ta,1 81
sails northeast quarter:
B0FfF ACIUs BERNAUER. Mortyazss.
DAyfB 4 N1BHKN+ SoHci11rH,
Chicago, july I'D, 1851. y2glss eoa
, 1861-08-22

T4 John Knight and Esi7.:uad Ware, Of tn, tate
g * tut2d a! Gelf1 cred unto ter Gein.
of ne city Of ChlcaEo Cc2ntT Of Coek and Sta- o.
dnetee1ti. DAY Of Novemher, 4. D eighteen hundred
hecorsers ehce fad GooE County, d Roek twenty
!5Ssh and by Whl2h said tsdcnrafe said JOIN d 5 )
Knight and Ed tund Ware conveyed to sali Peter
Getb as nortgagee, all Of sn5lots ur'Hbcrea cce &
and two % q Jans =. F. O5dens Subdivision Of Lot
s~hool Sect Addition to Chicago aforesaid eaii
lnte taken toseth.T bling hy tlD fuet n froat OF
Monroe suc- ans 5urn:ng back south, on Wells
the sad Knight and Ware to the sid Gcin given fef
part Ct tic paTchaae Price Of said Lets sail al
bearing eEe1 date With said inuenture, tire fr;t yt
the 81 e:b year rto1n the date ter Of fht ecod
I'd 80 a7d tic Of ten hundred
and aft} dollars q es each and payable respectively
t. :aia Geo. In two thrte 90 and four % years ho
eishtrel thoEsand i've hundred AID hftY dollsrs
tS ,at9 payable to 1he order sf the said Geb. iye
sears from the date Eeeretf With Interest.
notes pay ai In f5r and five q and 81 years f. II 1T
cate th reoi ~e1 ecttry ard more than thirty dag
ha Ing elapsed since he Of tn fell due and
ef principal and interest OF about Dtnetaea
th9LEahd nlbt hundred and forty dol ass tbls,s1)
NoW. Il tler:foF5 If IN % EaFaanes or ths poTer fn nc
1stij day 81 sesee;.ter B. ;si, st ten oelceE +
h feTenoon at the north dsor ofth4 Court House. l.
ton and sell t1e same, and all right a-d equity Of re-
deEEtion Of tx said MortEaxor thsrti2. to the high
est bidders fer CASH to paF al costs aCd expenses IL
balance of principal IND 1tre.t dae On said notes
Chicago, June It. 1s6l. iysS.galtd
, 1861-08-22

M AETGAGE SALE hcreas,
4sl default has been rrade IN the payment ot Ger
tain note (bearing dste the 2th day OF March, A U.
s3 and due and psyable in six ycars ater 9ate} TT
the sune Of tRenty -nne hundred and nfnetyfye dol
lars a5d ninety four cents ~ ei- o. and whereas
tain bond obsston- OF date said note a1a
given t. secure tue payment o. the sum Of seYen
thousand tive handred and ninety.nnc dollars and
twenty CENTS. ,5s9 a!C0 which sal note and bond.
together with other Indebtedness, arc described Il
Randolph Smith and Margaret T., Its wife dated ti.6
9Th day Of March, 4 D iSss and recoried il the Rs
co:ters ofce Of Coos County, Illinois, In Book 10 of
Mortgages, page e7o, which Eaid mortgage has been
duly assigned to me
NV. therefor III pursuance CT She powers of sa1e
Il said Mortgage eolltiaatt public n1tice u hereby
gfYcn that ons Ncdnestiay tho tweut:-Etth, day Of
sertembeF A. D. ISL at ten eIock IN the forenoon Of
city Of Chicago, County Of Cook and Stale Of ln,1
shall cell public auction to the highest bidder tor
cash, tae premises nentioncd md described In said
ortgsEe Ftz Part ef 1ste seven III and tight Is] tn
heeS stty e.sht CIT Of The ORIGINAL town Ct ieaso
T. saia lot originally laid out forty-lvc ~
feet north OF the centre of said east lne: thence
Eg parallel wita the north line Of said lot tight
s!o, M a. e1ts thirty ol feet ws # the west line et
bocs fftreiaht {sl; thence aortherly, parallel witt
sail lat sIsht IA the poEta EEc 4 sa.I lot even +
On the alley tsence along the north mes Of sal let
lot eight IT. thtpce sonthe:y along the east ue Ct
4ai lot eight to the place II beginning oil in the c;t
ot ChsaEo. County Of Cook and State of 1fasis witt
tl!s teueuents. hcre'itaH eats and appurte enancgf
deu;i:tisa Of the sail E. !:andelph S1tA ana Wlfa
+ II. WINSTON. 4 A-sigaee Of Mortgages,
Chicago, July 9Th, 1851. jJ5g-2 t3I
, 1861-08-22

lTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, sS.-superior Court Of Chicago Au
gust Term, A. p. 1881. Jane7 II. Ciuls Thsulas ~
HoRe R*bert I. Kennedy and Harvey Chi1ds Vs~ JOIN
Ellis. ttachMent, ,.,
that VIM Of attaclent issned out Of the Ct tae
Clerk Of tie Superior Court Of Chicago dasea tns SO
H bids Thomas 81, Hove Eshcrt = keonedy aad
Harvey Chd> and again. me estate o. t4e sla oan
sixteen and 6SlO0 dsIars directed to the Sheriff Of
Cook County, which satd WIFI has been returned exc
Now therefore, un1ets you the said John Fits shall
GonTt q Chicago OF Or before the nrst day of the
term thereof to be holden at the Court House. in the
1851, give special hst and plead to the SAID plstn
IT. setiop l9egMent vii be entzre against yen aad
Robert M !, Kennedy and Harvey Ch!lds, and 60 mns6
The said Judgment and costs En be sod 70 Easfy tile
sS31c. WALTER ETNDALI, Clerk,
GALLCP HITCHCOCK, PI.fa' AttEa. R0ag33ksw
, 1861-08-22
#srtinerg, 4Rarstnart, sc.

NELEA*5< LEAD WORKS,
Coz C:-;zsua srG Fs1se- EJECT, Ses. S.cs-
LEAD ftFE, Ekk kHh $HEET tEAF.
shes- Willis Ltd s43 1yztarEs,
lEk1i. rUAee tNn EgDRAuI1C RAk5
40 irns9 R t.s Fz9s EShe:1ea. C@sh PAID fos
1@ y * 7I,kTTu5~41tsT4
, 1861-08-22

SNIP ALLIANCE, Captain De Forest, sailed
frtn st. Jchn, n. B Monday afternoon, for
Charleston, s. c. She has on boafo 900 iona
of pig iron, = tons Of pig lead, so fasks
quicksilver, s cases Of rifles, Thousands Of
psIcu4sion caps, large quaDtity Of spool
cotton, pins, needles, and soms Er3Vis,ons.
Tie Alliance cleared tor Hsrars, but her des-
siIation is undoubtedly Charleston. Her
captain hoasts that he can run the blockade.
Mr. LatitEe, OF New Orleans, the owner Of TIA
vessel AID cargo, w.s passenger in the
stesmer East tern City, IRON S., John, and
stopped st Portland yesterday. He shouid
usyer be allowed to 60 South, but should be
immediately arrested by the proper officers,
city. Tie American Consul at St. John has
informed the Navy Department ct Waahing-
ten OF the whole particulars Of this bold e;-
te1prisc.-Bostoss Transcript
, 1861-08-22

HsAuTeEardsB Plans
The Richmond correspondent of the Mem
phis Argus de7elopes Beauregara's plans as
fellows:
have learned from sources to be relied
Dron that Gen Besuregsrd is advancing one
or two regiments dails in the direction Of
A;cSandria. He had already occupied Fair
isx Ccn1t House, Fai1tax Station, and several
pot iticns still nearer to A,exan3Tia. When
his positions are oil taken, he will then ad-
yercs with bis whole army, retake Ataxaa,
dr5a, and uniting into column which msf
cSn4e 1rcund from Leesburg, upon the left
bark Of the Arlington embaakments, bis
march npon Washington Will not long be de-
lsJed by the tour regiments occupying Ar
lirgton Heights. Should q great battle take
place, it vii be between Alexandra and
Washington, for which event President Davis
ground
Fev good plans. but ditf1cu1t Of execution.
, 1861-08-22
GEORGE SCOFHIE, Trustee
Chicago, August it,. :SSI an 5rs,s /

TRUSTEES SAR.-1VEz7ea5z
l. Henry Waller and sarah B. ws1se, Il: vetc. .zv@
e9feo G 9nd @ dsase5s5 f. J: I99 s:a:aa,oa csr.asa
Gorded IN ths e.ccs ef the Recorder ot OK srst..
ias CT Desds, at Page 10 coa-sytog c=rra: l:s. Il
land sad Fremt e7 there tcrbei til truss to ts-
tnre 1hs p-s e1t II cer IAN uits ns.s sail
trGs1 e: II E?f=a; aat s;:rs-s f HAs pred {! =
sgd desG that Il Case del-lt st0lG be saaa by szli
Henry Waller 70 Ta saI1 Iotes sid Interest 81 tas7
&c. I'd reFl c.iyefY heccre due e1o-dl.g to t.esf
tsE AID sE.st tE-a. application Ct HeHaax7E 4
Gslpcse, th6i5 legal r ie=ent=deas Ct eestae4 i
9. sid praris or aEf part t6ers f. szd 81 Egbt-
benefit cne :4"ltJ It rcdearti-o Of said sSaler 4
Wle tht II se1Es ess:E4s tlerrt1- masoer r-s-
ser!btl |: sad e=1o; .. {, wh:reas certain install
default Ess en d. by ea:i Ho1r7 " .ler. Ia pay.
n,e.t q! sal: Int rat --s. at tao time ss1
II. E.e tai tIe ard =Gt2 t1sst tas net ksaa e.td
np TO- th- tH e: and: n. czT tsnsi 1sa:1anR aud
es!pskS} te l+Eal se'ce-s,f sa':S .~tes lava nsta
sEpi aton t. 5s!d Scanr Z to sarrtse ie. aate and
ssl ase dispose ffaE premises eca.1n to the rrs-
yla1+ nt OF sa Ceed It fr st
NCN, 81 {. re. nGtfG- :: hsreny G5Efn that I. 1e
said Yen: ama:on will oG It's Exeat4 Egata
osy ii sep1enher, = D rs'4 q. ths houS o1 ten
oeoez Ia H. fort5e o. Tie L. sta t-S Sttt So.-s
aous-+ IN the CRY e. s tx! c .:scotv. iii at
cfsrr Isl= r. at l,tl: suSt;on i.r tns ,is1eet
ard BET prize tts safae ~ It cash tss pre- ,sa
a. sfEes'5 IS a. ~ II t l ~ g It
pr s1.uate L. Comfy OF Cook sad Stata
& :lin:ts a7d scEise- E5 fell 's-s Lots nuaDeret
H. s. ~ - e. T., r. = aEr Is II Book z; LGtk
y = IN Rock A2t L a2 in Sisck :; al IN swha
e, z taI ot 15e west aa;t ~ y x Il Sec %.
7. 80 NJ II. ID E lying @ 4 .i!e Ct3 q Chicis=s.
lhi.agc June :ssh, i'll EasgsnM
, 1861-08-22

~ To Horne 0 Owners.-Dr. Sweets

" &VHVEES ESVWHG1E.-I$f- 5We6L
Infsnoae lsnfeat for Hotee h un1tvaned by any IN
III eaae o. A9nsnesA arising tom spratns, Bruises
u *fsneafR III eject ts magical and certain Har-
ncss er aAddle Calls, Eeaaschsa xaureL xc. 1t viii
Ia cure speedily. SPAWN and R1ngpone may be cast.
prevented aad cured Ii their tncpient ttagea bat
eoaatned csaes ART beyond the possibility Of radical
cofe 10 case Of the kind, hrwever, is 20 deaperste
or hopeless but naE be 1llertsted py Tits L2ment
anc II fxakasu1 application win always remove the
ps1attve ease.
Every ho.se owner should hsye this remedy ath&nd
TOT fa timely use at the Bt apoeers7ce Of Lsneness
Tm edeetuAny prevent those Formidable c,seAsea
mentioned, to which all horsee liable and which
render 70 many otherwtse valuable horses aear9y
worthless. ses advertisement Fer sale By J, H
aoHFsoS. General Agent . State street,
nnHctueasS.diS
, 1861-08-22

M DRl GAGE SALE.-PubI Nc
~ tee "a hertby gwen that by yirtue Of the
gsEe e1 ec!.ttd as.i delivered to t5e nnJe-sis2ed
X IiaE q Scout hy S:l<esrtr Llad and E:tza :Sve1i
Lie IL vile Tea ig tase "a The 18th :!ay IT f,sly
Z .. ss d recorded T.. tte office Of t-e Ee.S ot
TIC Circuit CT a-a Ex.ft11o Recorder Of t;cok
tountx Il the tate uf illinois, in Boo 80 CT Mott
Saees. OF st Psges snt thu eh # 1t Page II SAID
HG.k, OF fafG Mortgages bel x gwen t. sscare
1t payment Of The -caL # sid Sy!s+s er .aa !ur
the er1a Il Five Thauss C D. liars ole o. the 1t a7
q Jul lk9 with int less on said a. the rata Of
ten Pc cent per ann n, 2ai ahl' set auuEa1 al sGe
AnEI4csn n E1cI anEe rank Ii the Eity Q. New fo:k
aid the 9th: # aid Mort ,Es h-ng 70 secure tae
pa! mt Of tie Bead Of salt syl7e ter Lind Tor the
prime. Jul run Of Five TGIu5 and Doara ias % tne
19th day If JHl. r. D 1885, .lti terest eald 5n
81 the rate tea per Can't ptr a1Cli raysle se:.i
a.!:Tsiy at tlt pi+Ce atnrtsnld snail tue st da7
Of Stp1ec heF. 4 D. EEL ct the 1.,rea door tas
Court Eeus In the I.tF Of 1caEu, IN a!i Ceuary of
Eoeke end stat. cf ulin.s. st til, Tea ocf,Ck
IT, the torsno7n CT sal, GS, Offer f,l sale and s- ut
pable ysn ue 50 t.Ica Is may be necessar7 to Pas
said ipdt tbtedEeEs fntercst ag a1ren e. If ae rae
following described rtsltses to Ett:-The No1te
etG1e II 1fnl5 ~fE RICK uE tie north tTeaty four
f2i) fsst Of Hhar1t1g Lets numbered twenty afne
1857. thirty CO ard at ore a. ct BrazIe!s II
Tey Ct Nhaidg Lots lE tl= tr. ;al 10 OF Caica.o
aid ltoTG Articl'ar35 nur1n-r ,4eat5 Mar
s.ts'teet tfault haSls reen tna,te in the aa me,tt
Of the Principal scyn se:;lr7L b: selt rrnEt:Fg
an5 Also Of the last half wears Interest upoa Esd
respectively. WILLIAM D. sC0tT Mort,a.e.
B. + ". Willard. his Attor- e. In tsct
BIGDGETT T. WINSTON. Att3=. au:1ss22-ti
, 1861-08-22

STOPPING OF ARMS AND MUNITIONS
uI de.stand that thirteen cars, loaded with
arms and munitions, together with six riff I'd
cannop, cesiined Tor Southern K=ntncky,
were stopped Oh Friday in Harrison county
ty Gen. Desha, at the head of q band of sece5-
eiolfste, and sent back to CGvingtoa. The
object of tie perpetrators Of the deed is to
bring on collieion with the Federal Govern
ment, arG they may sneeeed We understand
that the DeEha mob, by threats Of destrayi, e
tic railroad, txtorted pTomlse from its
President to transport 10 more arms over
it, LouispiIe Journal
, 1861-08-22
FTEU6TEE S Sale. W hereas.

S SALE. w hereas.
7 Bernard G. Caul6eld, Henry Waller and Sarah
3. Walker his wife, exncpted ans delivered to J. Tosx8
Sca1.nlo1. certain 1ecd Of trust which hsara 3aA9
Marcel 14th A. D. S64 and Nas Tee5retl IN the odlca
Of the Recorder of Look Comfy, {hnnia tha 18th
day OF Mafgh, a D. eae IL Roul Il! 1T Deeds st paEa
.as whereby trey nlae conveyance Of certain rarees
certain notes and interest thereon also escEibed n
said trust deed, wlct. aid notes were drawn hy said
Canlheld. to secure an Indebtedness to HndE1anR h
Gepeks
And, whereas !. was pro7ldea III said trust deed
that in default should be 1na1e In the naTaeat II
according to teir telor ami effect, ten on the appH
caltau nf seid Hofata Ge1neke- their legal repre-
seutatves assigns It haud b. lawful for 1d Scam-
to sell ana ii pose Of .ali p-c.s4;es anr Fa1t
thereof IN manner prescribed 6y sad trnst eEd: and
whereas, default has been made bs said Cau1aela u
past due and unpaid And. Whereas anplcatie2 asa
heeD taadt me, sal. Seanst.n hy te Legal held-
ere Of e4ia notes, to sell said rrfs, elnpoW
cred by said deed to DE-. ..
on the enty-chth ia. If Srrf.iuhet 4 ,. t~st. It
O'Clock In the furcaoo sell 1t prbnc auction, At ths
ntrth deor Of The Court aon7e in the ctE Of Chicago.
Cock County. Llnot-, for the highest aBE hes fPtic4
tEs sxne Eil bring ic eA>h. Tie s1d Pllces of laad,
and all right ten|Et and equity of lcmPHoR Of said
prentice rei"scrtsd a. tulaNs toEit: Ali ths=a
certh pieces h'. ila'tl sinat: in the tnuEty
Of Cock a: Staff sf Illinois a9d 4e-ehe9 As fssws
namely: Lots =, - 2. ! III III 'cs Let, j. J, T.
Il. -. g.: and i in HloCx =; Ls.is :. - = ~ IN
Block Lott g. 81 tn Gfrk al ID the :als s. nc
Auley'e subdivision Of octh Ealt u TIE saush aat
f th1 west half If tle y, E. qaa troI Section ~ T.
4 n. Il u E.. lying tn TIE city et Cl!sa:n
Chicago, June q iii. 4y5g3.ad
, 1861-08-22

The tsTen Regiment Volunfeers.ss
A 1ote to Us from Judge Thomas, one Of
tie State Auditing Beard, who is now st Wash
ingtcn On State business, says:
liam informed by the Pa3master General
of the .. s. Army, that those Of our "T1n
Regiment" volunteers, who entered tue scr-
vice for three years, will bs paid from the date
to which they were paid BY the State, without
1egs1d 10 the time ct being mustered into the
service Of the United Stats. Say the state
pays 10 the 10.h Ct June, the company is then
errclsed for service for three years, but is not
mustered into service until the 25th Of June,
the Fay commences the 1lth Of Jane-hat the
facts must be stated On fhe muster roll. 4
column must he headed, Wher Enrolled, and
also column, where Enrolled and the
pisce .{a ed.''
This is q matter of interest to a large mum
her CT our volunteers, who have been In doubt
as to the time when their pay wnula CON
metce in the c. 8. service, after having left
that OF the STATE. They viii be paid for their
EHhcle 'i:*e, from TIE date Of ths!r enteri1g
Is,trg them from the cate the State ceases t.
lay
, 1861-08-22

4 gentleman just arrived ffom Amboy, on
the Central Road, Informs US of very rem ark-
able incident at that place yesterday. The
horse Of one hayae, a dTayman, bee ,niug
after rrnnifg some distance, brought up ia
tie middle OF cIusttr Of some thirty hives Of
busy bt es. Several hives were upset, aud tie
horee was in moment covered ~ish myriads
Of argry bees. The agony and stEugg es Of
the unfortunate animal were hightfu1. Every
effcrt Was made to reliege him, out in vain.
The owner of the horse was severely 6tnng,
rid about three g ,lcck in The afternoon the
bees were lift in possession Of the f1eld, and
the horse to his tate.-Galena Adlsstizes.
, 1861-08-22

THAMCFRY EOTICE-Sttate of
~ Illfrs5. c9sk Gently s. sS1Fe1i9F G;s1s p
HIasSol=r vs. Walton knHst ,rer.==In Cssrcs1g;,
A4'tsvIt cf tas nEE-Fssl-srce uf iFals,n 6. WE.
tue office ct the CLERK tf said srpescr CoaIE Catss-
Notice + heEeag E3Een e IT, tie safc ~ maton t nm.
painti. esiJ Go25 e. sAe sd tseSoI Gn
fssned out or SAID Cent against said defsEda1t e.
tuTrable The f-st Monday OF September ne<s ta3
New a,,1e5z yeV, the ss1d Ea1toa z1ll.doisr skaN
ii Chicago q Coos tnnaty, q TIE nzzt da: ct tAe
term thereof to be holder at Enesgo, IN SAID County,
aarEEr q aszanE 70 We said eenar9s.raats hh u
Complaint tie Esne and he alattels and taiaE there
sad dsssse entered aga1at = yon & ecsaEd5as 70 taa
LI1BARo sxIrE4 Coznprts sei1a- iyAeAS-td
, 1861-08-22

- axe MAMUEAE1U&IEa COMPANY.
u B06sch. .UEf T. sale ~ Lake -tf8st Chicago
sock OF hsr Axes Aau foola. Tae atsanstaa q
TIE ffadt e e"tfpIty eouttad. as t-e Eoas VII
apSx.m d. o, DANA Treasurer,
, 1861-08-22

ts:ucees: or to Joh. s. Ne=house,}
Dealer il kn;hs acite snd Bitu1ninuus COAL.
A1sc-GEAT EIAE Z FL tue best article in use tor
EpEtucr Focl CT Ccal EindlGg
OfrICE-Cor, * s hing ton sud Market streets, Chi
ceg" Ill Post Office Box 14l7. Ru g351-1m
, 1861-08-22

A DM1NI5TRkTCE'S NOTICE.
~ EsrAEx Or WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP. Go
ceased-Notce is tere3y gire2 that Itars fsed apo=
stats Of I1no:e 70 be holdeG at tae Court Hsass Il
ea:i, cE the Third Monday Of september Leas b=i1s
TIE sixteenth Coy thereof for the papoEe o. settii1
tu ting al c31rEs asa.st tue eafats or NfliRS
Van Al tweEr late # Warren Co7nty, and stste Il
EeW JerseJ, deceased:
Al persons havtt claims -atcs. TIE sa:ns are natl
lied and requested to arteDd then and taete Tor lie
purpose c3 hitting their claims RdlHatcd
J. YOUNG 6CAMAOE.
werp deceased,
Chies 60. IL, July 18th, A. D. 1sl. ,y1ss1sssv
, 1861-08-22
Exciting 11ner Around Eli TFlayer's
81 tEle eDneME.
TIE Wheeling lutcZZi0ez.cer Of the 16tt inst

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says:
Capt. Dayy, Of the Union Camp st Ceredo,
IN Wayne County, arrived last night on the
steamer Ben FrauEli1 and proceedcI to P;.ts-
turgh fer Lie purchase OF csEaen to be used
ag2lLst the SectGers He represents til the
1thels tc the number Of seven hundred, are
ercanred at the c;:uc1y s,at, wh.lc another
iet> Ie:haps three hundred, are assembled ia
another PORTION CT tas cauet5. Ga Thursday
night the pickets at CeFtao camp we're isea
rFeE aud cue Of them hf.: iu the arm NJ
Light Passes without fvqu=st alarms, aud
tire pickets agd scouts are constantly firing on
each Other. Nearly everybody has joined one
CT The other Of tbs camps, SIS there is no see1-
rity for, either life OF property. Capt. Daey
thinks the Ceredo camp would have been al
tackled lorg ago, tus the rebels haye no lead
er. ard we're but inferfest!y organized. It is
FAD that they were sWsitiog the arrival of ex-
Congressman jenkins, who is to lead them
The csptain thinks 1hat when he takes dewn a
couple CT three more baby walkers the Cere 10
tcys viii be prepared for an advance moTa.
ment. II they ere not routed before they are
prepared.
, 1861-08-22
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Chicago, June - IsFi-

TETeT Fl s = ift.-aV issreas,
I o. r.e 17tn ea- ct Mav. ls;5 R'rena {. Y esH.
Samuel z. si3iHer t7l Gest ! t. ST. Ep5n t7a
E:al 5atE II: :etE1tt;r ;s-cT!b rns a. a"fy r.
rent i've prem z:ors net *sst rr ~ d.-4 ~.
q Csrter; arc. w!ereas, .faas i.s7 ba-n mss.s 2
tie ent Of the thr, aHc bed Easss. - std
tEI s; GFs t-e- e"e, .izf' aoF] At II 'av.rT heEa
raie te q the exsc an1 legal 1em mess4taa~as
Of Samuel P Skinner, haCeE CO. sell tie rea: estska
in sst +rus1 eel cts r1G ir Ca.scae Of tine 9oET
e se1e TIT tssf-is e5ts' r.s:s naf5 + ,srees 81 q
august 10, ST. tn ucl5ex il. the forenoon Of said
Say. en- tho pr EsEe5 her t1sa de7:TiEe1 Ee VII
Ii. al tst,te II said +1ust dee t,r:.et zi5:-LoH
n6uter tcree fl f.ur ~ l. nlcck tea l1el 4 tee
ScDuc1 s. ftfoa Ad2 tton TIE Civ of Cstc87" EoeE
coa:E uasts wlth he epsart@1.aasss @ tEsssaaso
ef III sz!e grG1tcr y: G1r -*ais t2Srs.1. ana
teE tie FlgFos.a ic gat1 t4H.t de- s:atsG
JOHN G. Il NEs
ELBHtDGE =. HALL.
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, 1861-08-22
TRAITORS GONE HoNE. - The Nashville

TRAITORS GONE HONE. The Nashville
Onion Of late date saSs:
Two resigned officers Of the United States
amy PISSED through this city on Monday,
Who were impressed into the service against
saeir native 'SoG'h st Manassas- They had
inst 1e.a1Hed Il ON their commands in tha far
West, and we're ordered to the command Of
6rsgoo1 in he battle Of the 2lst. They ten,
6tr.d their designations, but these wera de-
c51ed, AID they were ordered to go into the
fa1tle sgatGEt their wisL
They Wt1e 1os ordered up to the froat Of
TIC battle urti, re8r its close. Their men did
sot fire grp, bat eighteen of thea wers
Killed. atd Wourded- After the battle, they
applied 1or 4 furiougb, which was granted,
tv1 sr6ee tnsir resipnatons, to enter tae
Cop1edeFaEe strvtce. They hare gone to Rich
m1Ed.