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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
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\ ACGHEGUR'Sl John( Ccnmereial Statistics. 4 Digest
WI OF the Productive Resources. cgIamerc;aI LesIsl4i.ye
Customs, tariffs, Navigation, Port aud Quarantine Lave
Charges, shipping. Imports and Exports. and The Moneys,
Weights and Measures OF all Nations, 'ncluiiIg I'll British
Commercial Treaties with Foreign s!s!es. five y.ls, Hus-
lin binding, London edition. Yer sle At RASDOLRH's
booksL"r. and H!nj=ry. March 26
HRNAMESTAL TfsEES.-Thrse ~
hundred handsome SILVER Naples, straight SIS
aDd well grex1. Apply Saya
March Is I'D. Maln Street. ~
TNO CURE CHAPPED AANDs Nj LIP
l. use only the "Andsiusian Balm" prepared 6uly BY
MEADE 4 BAKER, PhArmuceu.tsts,
March u l66 Main direct, corner aDovs Post Ohtce.
CANDLE "lCk .-lS bales for sale by
~ Nay - JOHN n. GoEDoN & SON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
WATTS CUFF BRACE PlCGih'
GEORGE WATT a. co..

ESTNBIISHED IN l3ib.a.
q E0RGE WATT having ubt.iaed. st disr',,' =.
" four separate patents on his CuS Bfsee t"'.:Y
kuosledSed 20 embrace The most reilah!r itLi '..,, ~
20 run respectively len, twelve ,nd th:neea 49,.
tavicy been awarded a: te ls:e Mechanics. :a,' - =
moGd, a certificate C; silver aedsl. for CO'it't ~
the iast State Pair, rkrxIrs OF TIE sIsf, &c s'"-'
premiums awarded Al al the prserhinS sa:r' 'o' h >"
Within two months past be IN, added ever 60. ~
proEeuents. and We now Invite all In "sSe" 49,;
rsnted In every rrspect superior 10 o!hrrs, &c =:
sc:ipe our large and varied Stock Of PloT'. ,.,- ~
Agricultural lnplem.nts. and frsth al. fF'ne -. -.
Field Seeds. de., &C., -Lich 10 cdr if s..t - ~
accommodating !o.EII. Gso. ~ ~
No.. oae a4u- Pi:smorJ.v "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO LIVE ON
EARTH

EARlH
There are two ways to live on earth
Two ways to judge-to acs-to view;
For all things here have double birth,
e right aad wrong-a false and true!
Give me tho home where kindness seeks
To make that sweet which sesmeth small
= y here every lip 10 fondness Speaks,
aud every mind hath caro- for all
Whose inmates live in glad exchange
O: pleasures, free from vain expense
Whose thoughts beyond their means ns'sr
range,
Mr. WISE dsuials give oteaesl
Wao n a neighbours fortune find
~ wish-no inpulse-to complain
r DO fee! no:-ne7sr ielt-the niId
To envy yet another's gain
Who dream not OF the mocking tide
Ambitions foiled eudesvor meess,-
Tas bitter pangs Of wounded pride,
Nor fallen Power, that shuas the streets.
Though Fate deny its glit'ring store,
L7vs's wealth is still the wealth to choose;
For all tina, Gold can purchase more
Are gauds-it is no loss to lose!
Some beings wheresoe'er they 20,
End nought to please-or to e1alt;
Their constant study but 70 show
Perpetual modes Of finding fault
While others, in the ~ceaseless round
Or daily wants, and daily csre,
Can yet Gull aJwers from common ground,
And trice erjoy the joy they share!
Oh. happy they who happy make.-
Who, blessing, still themselves are blcst!-
VINO something spare for others sake,
Aad strive-in all ,hings-for the best!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
year,y Cost OF tho War.

Tho New York Journal Of Commerce is en-
gagged in counting the cost" OF the war per
wear. 1t assumes that there will be, while the
war lasts, in the pay Of the United States over
and above its regular army and navy estab'
lishments. no less than $4,000 soldiers and
IS 600 sailors. With these data us q basis OF
calculation, it figures out the pvoximase yearly
cost of the campaign as follows:
The annual pay Of an infantry regiment Of
$50 men. FROM the colonel down to the drum
mer bows, including officers %rations, which are
commuied for in money, is over Sl4S,00Oi at
which in round numbers, We will estimate It
In the DRAGON service, to whica a portion of
the increased regular army will DC assigned,
the ~p,ivatc's uay is 81 a month more than IN
thu infantry butof that small difference We
viii make no count. Multiplying the number
Of regiments in the increased army (275) by
the annual pay OF one, and We find, for salaries
alone, the item Of $40, 700, 900 o year. The
annual pay of IS, 900 seamen, at BIZ a month
is 81 5a2, O0O-inaking the total Tor both
brancpe; OF the increased service S43, 1882 900.
Volunteers having been placed on the same
footing, as to clothing, rs the regular army,
ue learn from the table Of articles and stand
| ard prices published in this paper several days
ago. that each infantry private IS enttled TO
about s32 worth Of clothing yearly. Tue cost
for the first year alone is much higher than
that. but we proceed upon the superstition.
| that lie soldiers are to be under pay at least
three years"-thc minimum term liked hy the
President in his second levy. Leaving out the
officers, who purchase their own uniforms, we
Gnd that the yearly cost OF clothing our soldiers
in ,h;. war will be 81, LOO. 00u. For guns,
knapsacks, and armament complete, q moderate
| estimate would be $50 a man for the war, ma
king a total outlay on those accounts OF So
$50. 600.
The lowest average cust OF ratIons for our
army and navy. during the var, will bc 20
cents q day. Circumstances may make 1t lar
sbove that; but even at that low figure, the
yearly board Of extra soldiers and sailors VIII
be Sl5, $50, 600. In this calculation olhcers
%rations ure not counted, as they are included
in the item Of salaries.
The cost Of transporting truops by land and
sea- Of chartering steamboats, 10 assist Ia the
blockade, Of providing coal and other necesSa-
ries, cannot be correctly estimated; but It Is
safe to put it st 81, 600, 900 a month, or
Sl2, 000, 900 a year.
Onitting from our estimate the prooaOie
cost OF medicines und hospital attendance, am
balances, baggage wagons, ammunition LOT
cannon and rifles "a large iteui) aud all the
other incidenta! expenses, which can only DC
guessed ut, we foot up Inc yearly totals as fol.
lows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON woNCEa
TkK'S PIANOS.

"ORCESTEE'S p.ASOS.-Ttese Planes n@SyTSf4an,
have stuud the teal OF 80 nsny yrhr'SSF@H
hat they hardly need q word Of enccna'eo
LOW. For the bette. part Of a yenrrAton the! haze bee.
:oas..rlIy before the public; al OF then, OLD :at C-..
,rov!ug sy their stability and con,tnncy, thr s.I.l NJ:
which lney are constructed. For durability VI icas &:
:yeuess and uniformity Of WORK, and for oIcei!racs :!
..ames, these pianos may Wei! CT ,henIe ccupea.s--
We know Instruments. OF Sir. Horces:rrs turn or'. Gi
nave borne the thun raines OF tlecu yea!s. and rers. ~
perfect Ia tcus and In build ss IL their .rrt eI,-i-. =.
lumber made IT this factory Is largely !nerca.sd ryr
rear TO ye.r.-tFrom Tho Ee~ York t"7s. Ait-H~-.
-,l Lnz.ubsr 1870
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13
.yaas Arc yye plah ting For1n

\ correspondent Of the Albany Argus, dis
cusscs this much mooted question. He says :
LET Massachuse tts, the State that has done
moro than any other to bring about the pre-.
sent emergency, ask herself the question,
whether, in sending her thousandsof men, and
donating her millions, she is secretly carrying
out the past and present teachings Of her Sum-
ners, Wilson's, Phillipses, Garrisons and Bankscs,
or whether she has abandoned the purposes of
her life, realizing the folly Of the course she has
pursued in her abolition crusade upon the South,
she has for once this one motive in view-the
Union, tho Constitution, and the protection ofthe
law. Would to God that We could believe that
this is her only purpose. Ifthe North be actuated
by motives other than these, it will require no
prophetic eye to sec that q day Of reckoning is
IN store for her. We're it known today that
it is tho purpose Of the present administration,
as has been avowed by many Of the Republl-t
can and Abolition journals of the North, no
only to subdue the South, but directly 10 wrest
from them their INSTITUTIONS say, could this
be known, the great heart Ct the Northern
people would shrink from such a contest, and
the overwhelming army that has been raised
at the call Of the President, from every town
and hamlet all over the North, would mel,
away at such a cal! Us dew before the morning
SUM-"
And would TO God, say we, that s voice as
Of thunder could reach the ears Of every man
in the North, telling him and awakening him
10 n consciousness Of the fact that this object,
and this only, is the soul which a~ninates the
war. E7iscerate it and the body, 10 use the
writer's figure, periShes as the dca before the
morning sun. The great wonder is that
there should be q single individual Of ordinary
intelligence in any town OF hamlet Of the
North who is ignorant Of SO self evident a
fact.
Oh. for an awakening among the dry bones
Baltimore Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

TIE BLrEs.-This old aud fuyoTite company,
who have been absent for some time from our
city on duty, returned on Monday, and Will
soon proceed to another point, ~Eeie, we have
70, The least hesitation in predicting they
vii, if they hare but a %cilunce, give such H.
account of themselves as vii! realise the u
pec,.ticns OF the numerous friends Vi Inc
eldest volunteer organization in 'he Southern
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

TIE CoNvESTsoN.-TEis boay re-assembles
at noon, to-day, i. tho Hall Of the House oil
Delegates. We are grutIiied 10 hear Of the ar
rival Of Mr. Hall Of WetzeI, OF whose safety
fears had been entertained by his numerous
friends. We hope 10 be able to announce, to
morrow, the sale arrival OF all the true mem
bers FROM the North. West. The attendance
from other porlions Of the Stale will DC full.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-06-13

LyneStuw2, Hay 1s, 1851.
, 1861-07-27
= J. YVUNE SHANNON, trustee
Chicago. June &c, 1861. jyEE5l3M
~R1Tcr7pr,s cATP .Io-...

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
James G. hfaclaz and alargarc. ssaclay. his eiet
Trustee. &c. . iced ot tfn:t aated Ma:ch IS X )
Z s II liz & ap P9f1 L o S cs
+ 4 BOOK A ~ q deeds page es! Il asd BY Esl=a sa's
ias - hs ssd e r.
IN the county of Cook and State Of Ilinoi Viz: TIC
aSt1 IS 3 st II St G5soa q sa
sd premises being sabjsc to csft in sncambrans @
tan bona SeariHe aats viii :aS asea or rs
thousand collars m ten years vita t1tsvatat
e1s 1T @ ssc
in that defant should 6emade ID tsa raynat of an7
thereof should rcnin drn aad napa1l f,F a SPACE oi
tht:y aa:a after the soa!d become Gus and pay
e s epoa fs Il II
Cntors administrators q a5signs theEcNpou beeore
duo d. e aaa rayse's snd might ne d:ns5dsd imneaias:,
and in ana b said trust e eu th-t in case
q aetaslt IN fs payment q eaid h2s5 Or as{ part
the reEnruance ef any Of the vtnar t. in said deed
on ars catfor cf the lsgsl holder Of said bo the
a. sciM aG s. az, q as I
sew therefore defzzlt having been made ii tbs pa7
Tihf ist 4 B. ST, fof saes san 81 ena haad!e4 az:
sty s:5s; rs and e o. % asd E heldsf Of sa!i boEe
dssfa he s sa
terest ann. VIZ: the gum OF 2Aao ard having madz
sslt ss roiee i, hefsy s ssse, tkai d paf
Soanct q to1 b. virtue OF the Pc@css IN Ra3 dec;
ee%nsasaed the s; = EdEa.d ArnolA l cn
t:cnTt Eouse. II the cty Of Ce:ltge. aei ST 7rsI-
3
~ n.z,' '.p ,-. ssA2 Eb%hKb T. ARNOLD Esass,a
, 1861-07-27
TEICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
TLEVEI.AND AND BUFFALO.

The Michigan Southern Railroad Conpaoy's sple1'
did Passenger Steamers
CITY OF BUFFALO, 2,100 tors burthen,
a. D. PKRENS, CoAXAHDKK.
WESTERN METRDP0Ll 2, ,00O toas burther,
L. q, GOLDaMITH. Co1AAHDK1
WILL en- and after June 9sth leave G. 4 T Cos DoeS
g. ClevS and for Battalo asrast5y every evening as
Eall:csd Tickets good on steameTa F1rstclsss faze
includes Mee1s znt State Esoma
Thfee Bonts have ne cqual1 far Speed, eataty aud
CnHfcIt Connections made at Buffalo Nth tralna foF
Ffeisht Fafeas1ma aa Prore1iar. Tiue quicker ths3
l,7 etlcrrpniear J.C. .HARRl31N. Manager. Rudntc.
ioii a11Q
, 1861-07-27

MI ORTGAGE sALE-whercae

! u ~
~ John Knight aud Ei,auud Ware. Of th- statn
q executed and delivered unto Ter {;cii,
II tnc CITY OF thcn:o. County at Cook and Seats ~
1iaoi certain lndetturc Of noEsa2e iatt tho
snd hfsy.avc a3sl: which d1iv rscoFtisd in H.:
Recorders office said Coo County, In Doos Evenly
Mo q, oi Most.ases. On page hye huntir-l ami fonr
Knight md Edmuni Ware conyrysu to ali ~ pnter ..
Gtih rs nortsaSce. all or sublots numbered ona Si
aEd TWO C}of james q. 2. 0.dens Snhiiv4Ioa nF Zot
s. hnol scc"n Addition to Chcayo afSresaii - asid III
Hs tasen together beinE 1fty tn feet IL front Oh
% Nen:oe nc. t, ana ruunln% back s,uth. on Weils
one hundred feet ttr f.. to alley to secure
the s:.a knight ana Ware she s!id GslS, gwen fSr
Fart cf the lureha.e price said Lots aafi notes al
bearing cyen date with sad tnienturc tie rt 1re
ana et:hty ~ dollar: q ioo psyab. 10
ri Lard inurth{ thjE,r thv sum II t.. hnu,ir
and my dollars eac and payable feuectiralT
T.. 1T. Gs,b in two three o anil four Is year ftom
eshs esf ,ns2a and NJ ;a 9 a last q
PAYABLE to the order Of til" sail Gclb. iYo
years fts'm the date tl'ersaf with inte7cat
And whereas, de- fault 6a. hee1 mAdu In tho payment
efthe two no - tass aonye np.ntIeaed to VII: fhs
netC In fur AMI 1--we a a..l - years Il nj III
Gate tht fcof ectire1y. and moro than thirty daJs
"a rs ea1sed since the lat Of til N fell duo aIid
WHEREAS there i nov due anil nnpsid upoa sail notes
toasanl nire lluulretl and Iory dol ars (fi3si.}
now therefore. IN ruttUancc OF tic power In ma
yested b. said indcntrse Of mortgage l. tac usier-
ssScnth rs daT q August K s. 'si 4 ten ss
u reh3un. ct tho North door Ut TIA Cuut House io
aiu ctty o. the said lnts At pnfc ntlc-
on ad ~ .le sa'e and Al rtt ard equity q
st bidders f,rcas to pay Al cert. ard expenses n.
su5srd IN advsrt!sHE and kc1lin@ sad Lots The sud
Ctfrar, .T,rc r. 1871 t+.t ..IIssssts
, 1861-07-27

TRUSTEES s4LE-Whcreas,

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas
@ u En- ana 81 ss s a III q he 6 m
nc, WILLIAM. DaTi, as ,sastee aeed e tslst duly
me tie pseses hereiDszr deaesrsd to aseare ts
pay me!t Of fur rzomnisso1y rotes, Of even dcts
s s .P M g sst h q Fl
g. 81 = Ts cRe n2ts e q e s
fso fsa seara and DC one fes yesfs stsf date sr
saul trust Gecd each Of three last mentioned promts-
4
eas 1a
have etcn duly endorsed and negotiated to Robert
5 n aSsftss s5 a:a Ss een e saa ae " L
e1incG. according tic tenor and eest thsrsof MI
eleven hundred dftJ i've DOH ars to Obtain which,
With tic interest thereoo; application ha. been mst!s
y II ses 5 a9ass sS
Of trust descFbed rs the Pnsp4sss therein ct Firth
Coz 70 sSs hishest b!ad:r is sssf d she @aanst
Tsursd.y the etehth ~ oi Ansass l. p is.: 1t ten
o'clock Il the forenoon Of That day. Tho following
IT essf Y I'll dee5 Il
TSwstsip ts5 9orsb Of rang. Till tcen TT ti:5
IS
chains feuth 4S east Of Andsrson's north line: ru
4n nsnse aoEs san :ase sens | j @
shans ;Ees zont s1s 3 PIP Tsst g. sSa1ns
scntse q Milwaukee, P1anE Road to pisse of Sssia:
rig, tcsstler with ~ equity of Eede@pton ef ~
sssn ~ aa'
ty-6s:.S9-td EHIILIAM S. DAVIS. Trustee
, 1861-07-27

'EHHE: PENNSYLVANIA uaE,
ssss:i$ s ! & sss e. az: !, ~, . e.
<fs fs7sss TEPess P.Ss,!s sssssHgsF "a s@.s
S9ss ;sstla ses 1a!sa 6s2ot = Fttzog7e
Se iafR e * aaa fsf 6 as:s
any otEer route: ~s'''''1' =
&c Fss lnss n 5o7Ee 70
Smoking Cars are attsched to e4cla train: Woodruff
es T. a:sss ssa saa Es
4aIse ds1lE trains cos1sct dlrect for New forE
a. hEs9sh Trains provided Win 1oese
Ee Engineer saus sddtl2 zach tc saa kkf5s7 of ID
s,x EaiIy Trains M ne:veee Fhiass.ph!a aud Nsz
r. ghsesSh Tickets, I'll rail- are good Oh eithel of
essS sSs T. Sees ssa gssa ~ zesza e
nsS:sss nsSsssc %sS = sstsissa s; ~ q ias IMPORTS
sgnlss Line Of steameEa q tho Mississippi! ar Oh:
~ SssE sed q tss :sa & e.
Il F1as AsTI1a LITE Il Low o1t;t asa Fiss L. Qu,>r ~
- 4nK FOR II Ritkkgs tkI a!9IH 81 Ffi1s flFrsBuzaa
20 GcnEle!e3 Of the Weste:z conassscES Of te.
bfRE & k:5fas BsFWs :E Il: nEs sa2 AND
u. GREAT VEST.
e 81 3 'es
sczetasr Et shc kaFf1s OF mt, are advantages read
Z SEgTss1et1a sy E1.pl17 Of Freight ant tie T1aTe:
Ffeisht coe:1se.a aat sa,e1.rg .p.]s
e q saafes. ei;hor u ssa following k@s5t7 o! q:
\. A. eT2WSKc. P1ttapa1zh;
kipley. o.; <: keNee1eg, kaysSille. Ky-: 0E@si7 i
HiGbsrt ttac.nnatl: Il &. aetaessas. Matison. I5e.
Jcs: 4, Macy, Louisville: ?. 9. yE.leg 4 c., ESaas
ss s's aSssi aaSaS ! .s ss:fE Is ssa G9 G 4 Rs 81 ~;
7tl:e, TcEn: Harris = Enat Hsm2his, Tenn. CIarE<
Ft fe casss 2ssS T. 9:sa5 s a4 Ate9: sa i s
Tkx GREATEST Yas.:4ttsa otssrsI tn tho Frqsaai
63E kE1 bpaeay Ifanx9Uz4sttha II
Live BtpoA
And Rcou ses.om1aodauene with uaaa1 rf..i.cxa1 &:
;eis0a1F sf fssnnF II eEff;ES EE!fEafS saaffFS'h
a:s to saa rs 81 Nas 9es e Es s.:
+ S Y 81 nsfa5t is5 ahy % pst 81 :he
y M.ago:-t tl rlalroaG disacL
Tke TEErsf.vsisa Railroad elS: :canec.a At FseG
o;Ige VII 6tcamcs. by HhicE Goods caa bs karwa-d
Gezncsase, Gr.,Geriand' Irsis iiissisai55i, RkS5s
stG!e1e!ead, s92tnsH and ch:caso <:.ta etesaa- =,
Merchants and 6hpperB entznEt!az the t1aasor.ssss
2. te;r neisEta tG TT. Company, Gac rely viz csE4
sest y se III Kas1osa sa I Il 1s ii a. a. q q
M F. paync9la= q msrE ps:Es2ee ssy11 :xxT.K.3.r
!s:*R*W KeoHs y Sssta sssa,s n,,n9s..
LEACH q CO., 10. ; Aet3s House o. 30 S. Htt
Ham street New Tosk,
doa2ea s2 81 SssfS fIsEssA ssFss as ssaszh.
ESoCH LEWB aea blrf. Altoona, ra. r~'l''
, 1861-07-27

PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE 4
l. CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Passenger TRAINS l:a7a tie Cepct cx.1cr ct Ya6.
zan end Canal streets, E1tcsEo iiai1y st
Stu a. II. Accommodation,
7:10 A. M fast Line {cxcept EundAya)
T:1D 2. Ii. Night Expre:s iaxcept Gsturdays.j
k0K R0S10A, NEIs Y0AK-, PHILADE:rEisa
BALTIMORE; WASHINGTON,
harrisburg & Pittsb;,r&.
CLEVELAND EoL6N5Ts GiSCIN. .r<A*s
MATT, DAYTON.
Al' at1 tnteEme6tate Stations betEee3 Chicago sa+
the cities aEo9e named.
EertrE Csra OF night trs.1s, nd BsE:sxa b. LII,
:aEte checked through to oil Eattsrn Clilss
Gket8 for eac 1t tho principal Ticket Ofces IN tf9
Sest at the ccmrany's nGlce corner cfRandolph s2t
chicago. -f7 oefS'7 ''e'" 0se-s
--,- 2. =. KOss, Wessn psss. Agent,
, 1861-07-27
T7kTSTEM S s:L5.-Whercas,

T7KTSTEM S E::L2.-W hercas,
Z oc Il 18th dag Of 1far, E:5, Hiram G. w. Coz
gers nnd Mar Mary l. cowdeIE. lss wtfs. exc:nset to
rial tot: he: CHATTER described Enlch vas duly fe
corded tn The Recorders ettce CocS County, I'LL
aent flvc r:1mssorJ not-s ii said tr.st deed pr
tcule1t5 dss rbed a to tha or1.r ef Josiah
the rasu ent Of h- thrt described notes 10 sail
trrst gee" cEttoneG, and arplicatcn aav.n:. beca
u Samuel ssianer deeeaed. eel tbs yea; estate
II II s r rbc Ga T.
Eissn. tta: CT, Msdnsstay The Ih,Et5 Frst eas of
day il tue premises hereinafter desc1iHed. We viii
III Vt public suctton t. TIC highest bddsr for cash
nunbt three Isl and four H. in Block ten o, II tac
School stGt1cn Addition II the City Of Chtcaga Cook
h.loEEt-E a-d all the right and cluitJ Of redemption
Il ssa Eraotor. his heiE! and ss1us thcrein anal
JOHN c. TA-SEA
ELBRIDaE z. HALL,
a
, 1861-07-27

Carroll John
Cltadsey John
Clark Joseph D
CxllaShan JOkn
Clap{, James
ChaH Jas capt
, 1861-07-27

Webster Mark WadcThomas Wilcox Theo
Warner mr. Walton X K WintoF TbOmas
WOrner II Waller Daniel Wot,ls De, "
W1gh mr. Walton Il Williams f. cant
Webb WmfI captW beclcrDsv vit|E WILSON
Wentworth ~ T Wager David Wilson Henry
Webber VIM WebsterD CcaptWood 9nraguc
Walton VIM Webb h Winans
N.hh " A 1t U Webster a Wright Il Tracey
/. 6A Witty Nicholas Wray James
NA..on VIM n Weat Nelson N Wind III i"
Ml1e ~ m Wells Williams John D
We"hJ. scrh White Ae1,r Williams Joseph
VII te JOhn2 W,ckoT d H1r1 vi son John q
Witherly j G OF burt Wood .kJohn
Do. WfGhtmau& Bou.Wrfpht n =
Wtgonby JK ton Watson W.T.
Wai.tus j E Woolston I'D Wftharl WV
Wa.hburn ] F Williams c g. Wilder II s
capt Woods Patrick WrightP
Wet9e HaryeyT Williams Gins WofihipctonMC
,Welch Ltu Williams David Weudwo0d mr
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Young LIB Young mr Lake Yourgwm
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INITIALS,
ZIG Lal;e.st.-. Union Hotel. Patent Leg Man.
u!actuIer. IN II Money Reporter. Fulton ETC
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Pereons wishing dropletters advertised must
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@ Office open from lat May to list November
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On Sundays from till 10H A. n. From Noven.
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ccpt Sundays}, and On Sundays from a:30 tllf 1918
a NJ. 14-s0 j. L. SCRPPS. P, Ii.
, 1861-07-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES H.

The Scranton. NIlscsbarse. sharnosin and PItt,ton
ea1 CoMpaEies Of Pennsylvania in orcS II increase
, 1861-07-27
lsgal anbrrtcafmtnfs.
TRUSTEES SAt.H-lv h.ra,

RUo1EE'S SA1.E.-W nerea-
Henry Wa'ier and sarat B. Waller, bis vito. ~
1eeG q trust. dated MsE.h ts,h. A u. lsSa ani r.
cofdcd in u: o.cce # E4s R~-osdcr of ps Cy1,t:
~ ~ Fl - tht 1sth DAY ct Hafc A. n "a o. IN HooE
II Gt U: at, It Fa9c 2 ka1:eyiss ccrta.a lots Of
tahu aEd Etc1ics t:e1o dstcr:bet, in trust 10 10
tE1st q. g epecitd; and wbefes It was pro fted In
stl0 defG Iaat u Glsa default should be nts1 hy .aI
hsEfE sec Z" as ali notes hed trterett Al thr1
~: na 1e=r Gn7tiy become dnc .cco.dinE to t1eir
tehoF ano +. test hen. o. application Of HoHnana
Gelpcke. a~1r 1eEal representatives. Or assixua Il
stou!d te lawful Tor tald Scamon to sell sd t.nee
Q! SID pfenis'a cr any part ta.1e:t nch ali riRhE
bcneai ana .Qttty Ct redemption OF said Wnlisr
NHe. tatlr Ltts tr assigns therein. in manner pre-
se:spsu u said decd; ~ d. Whereas cert1in Install
mr2ia e tatcrc en- said notes hav. fal1c cue ID
Getant r:s eE m;ds By sad Henry Waller. Il pay
t1c Fey due, asd eald tterest Aa+ nar beea paif
up 70 M, time: aad. whereas, (esld ftpt{:caoa and
5t1p: Ike fsEol oloers NJ "a not:s lu7- mnis
a1ptntl9A tu said scanmor 10 83ertt4s for ,e and
SILL s'sr?tc r:cEt:es &C :Edn: to t7s pro-
N.Y. t.sr* fcrc. rot.ce IL h.rcby given that Z the
fh1d iotre 'ammor will. o. tas Twcnt3 Eixht9
dsi nf sente:5teF, A. D. l.6.. q: the hoar OF tco
gccck n ih- 1ftEarn At the north DOR ct the Coz
h9ts in the city Of thtcaT c. Ok Courty iii ut+
srd her: PItcG The sane III n caah, thu prs Flea
atnrssst Eth al rsht exc IT * rq:itJ fre3cm-
non q said kerry Waller and 1zfe thereia wti;a Id
PE. n=ee ate ttuats 10 the County Guk and stu
Of :lnci5 ard d 5crt7aL FOIL ssn: Lois numbered
e. g . 4a ~ z 4s and - In Block 2; Lots
I: Ec49:e5s eubo..tston ct the norsh hsif OF ths
sonts half o. the vest half oi + ". L. OF Geo. 10
T. So n, l.. z, ling in the City of Caicaso. ~'
J. YOUNG St;AMAUS, Truste..
, 1861-07-27

hi pNrGAGE EALE.-Whcrcac.
tsk pcrreEl g. Caaihel1. ofCa:caso, In the Ceuu1y
OF Cook aud Sra!E Of Illinois. executed aun delivered
nht" tseorss StdE~icS, Il TIE <sce pisee, certain
4 u ~ tais n s'nse Il Is 81 C ae
t1rcc Ct Cco Cos nfy. ID Hoo r. ia=r ~ Or,
Ms ~ s5 sSs de- I'd & 3
vtSel g the saL Ge1rge SsdgWtck Aa Morttaree, ST
70 foalos ing descrdhrd lota pieces " parcels Of
lshda ttuatc IN the County OF o. Oh and Stass OF u
az. thirteen Gu. fourteen -, Snsea (s), sx:ss1
{itl. ard eeveEtEsa ~, In M3ck number one n;
aos af g rnn,6tr one 81 three a. aud tsr1een ., ID
sx @ nnns5 1NsatT tT% 1 i Tn + @
ali il EWEt a.d seaElsSs sis:aioa q he ass: -.
lat e the soutn haif cf the est half o. re north
s3ss Quarter of sscSan tTsntE. I Ecwoshie thirty.
Lot two III, in Block two (} IL sao 5ubdSisioa "a
Natca p, ade and executed By sail t;anlneli aud ot
ss he e tes H. s
caco N one ysar froca the tnte :ereaf Of eald
Sores bling fur the Run Of thirteen hundred aud
twenty dollars cae for thirteen hundred and seventy
fIn' teen du1bts AID seventy CENTS.
And, EEereaa. default ms been nl1fe In the payment
o. o. fEc above mentioned Notes and E',rs thaa ona
here now due na1 unpaia upon srrd n1te4 OF prfn
GirA acd 1atsEeat the eaEl 9! ahout -Four Tauussnd
Gers
Now. therefore. In rursuanco It the power n ma
ye*t.d by nsfd 1ndentnEE it Mortgage. the under
sZntt siottEasec, bhall. on Mo1ay- the 1nh dir o1
fhsfHf do:r e e. ent en = he =
ths. said Gts Of land at public anctiln AID sail tbs
fame and all the right anil equity ef rc.Icmntton of
tue taA McrtgaEcE Therein 70 the higheet bl1daf foF
tsinE srd selling said lots, md the said balance of
ptnl a E1xsE e sRbGWick, faS 8S;Es s1o.tsasce