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, 1861-11-05

. Z lis Yesterdays issue, does
80 t:eatt 3:strust and dissension
: -%~',:a;s aud Republicans in
+" * tieciiuu to-day. Tie de-
!: l."'s is 10 make Democrats
E Republicans are acting il
>~T9 !;1.rn1 to erase tho Demo
-: IF ti:c tickets and replace
- t't;'1s:F"lls. It is likely thai
T. :: ": i!'slnua;ion may be to
~ :.11=-1arc3 Democrats to
~. :: za:4;s Of the Republicans
~ supply their places with
.~'ts On tie other ticket, and
.. TX :: Whole hog partisan
'-'s !: Just what the Times desire:
,''s' 1t wants 10 see every of.
.":@ : Democrats, in this strong
f.. ~ county, and that too, by trick.
:. >s~eiery, We presume that no.
-: employee Of the Times con
:. =. ! nv: III. Republican whers
-. so.mrle' running against hin
-, ,4'"c: There is certainly not St
= s@s1o"-lainded, Or pro-slavcry shee
"esa Is thai same Times.
, 1861-11-05

New YORK, Nov. 4-The steamshIp Jura,
from Liverpool 24th, via Londonderry the
25th Of Oct arrived at Farther Point at four
O'Clock this morning. She brings one days
later news.
Capt. Semmes, of the pirate Sumter, 1lss
reached Liverpool in the steamer Edinburg.
A competitive trial had taken place Of rif1ed
s2-poundefr, service guns, Of different inyen-
tors The trial Was brought to close with
out any very satisfactory results. Tha Whit
worth and Armstrong guns alone appear cal
culatta to meet the requirements Of the navy.
It WAS expected the Bank Of Francs would
Immediately adopt some new measures to pal.
I1te the existing crisis.
Theaccouchnent Of the Empress Of Austria
vas expected to take place at the commence.
ment Of February.
"A Paris telegraph, dated Oct. 25.h, says the
-Wosi&tHr Of that GATE contains the following
"a judicial investigation has established tie
fact that the Congregation Of the ladies oi
Saint Union, at DoWi, have voluntarily abet
ted the abduction Of Jewish girls. These
facts wouid have justified the Government il
revoking the authorization Of the Society O.
Saint Union, but it has confined itself to With
holding tie acknowledgement Of its legal ex
!srence- This measure will remiud religion:
congregations that neither their caara :ter, 90
j@c.s, nor rulers, excuse them from 0ba;ine
tie lave CT the country.
, 1861-11-05

TN ABQE1TI0NISTK.

I'm ARoLlTIONISTk.
I: >>:.;:, III: who is q member Of the
-: -. t:s::y Icy Committee, in o long
-. -. : 70 one Of the city papers,
-. :. ==:-..,v that Ex-AIayor Went
s. j III Brown Abolitionist, ''
-z:@@-e esl:c:::s.5ion that every man
=: In Today, must also be an
-: :: :: lii; same horrid stripe. I:
''':1lt ]s-aa=:c will be astonishcd a.
~:t y: -A1!jo::i;ionists " there are
-: District Of Cook County,
-:@s:'.;.s src cc7ult.d tonight. The
~: re ~ longer scared at be
- AN,l!,i:'ais,s. Tic slave
s;:'::;*!!!l!:cn has etIeetua1ly curei
ia9se wLe arc most free in lcsis
s.::s;;l 1a.a rs =" Aho}1tionists " ar
-: syn!pathizcrs with traitor
a-s:-y would rather have SLAYER
13 In sec the Union DESTROYED
-"s:uitcncd when called "-A1cl
y douai.,acas.
, 1861-11-05
I,l.,,f, JslGGtAS.

Tx, !, ii,G;;1Ns is 8 nominee on
~: Tyhet for delegate to the
.-.. ~ ::n.icD, from the seth
a:sz VI say thkat Judge H1G-
:vr-,s:: 4 ++;a:tniul and judicious
-. :..::= emi1cnt qualities as
~. 1: ri great utility in the
~ :; =: ~ vyln the general feel
~. z1z;'r e. So much may be
= ..1. .lment Of any other
.;.;~..Ie people.
, 1861-11-05

:;..>, expedition Of Gen Sher-
-, Wednesday and Thursday
.::.: lI::a,..s, being met BY ycs-
- -. v.-,:.. The weather wss
~ },1.;z:ess;ng well $50 far
:. "a: time In the absence
.. :, uGat the feet has
=, -, rtt..,1::e 10 be assured that
1z;::;--g ;;:::;;-g storm on the coast
.:.,.:. III. 'er:ss is about 140
- ~ Roads, OF one days
-: -. /. :nallld he borne in
49,, a.:... ago Ills TUESDAY
rr !: =: s=t!iaii;;:d misunderstood. |.
II 81: longitude given II
a.. -. =. =. c,tning paper excited the
..=..-.:;:: !: a::ss::sE:oon, with the repor'
~: lii pissed Savannah ane
-~z;; % lie Gulf.
, 1861-11-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD, MO.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1.-THE Republican has the
lowing significant Information IN its cores
pondence from Fremont's headquarters
uEApqrAE7Ens CAMrLroN,
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Oct. 81
4 good deal Of excitement has prevailed in
Conlp for some days past, respecting the re"
po1t OF Fremont's euperceEsion but WASH
irgton adyices at Headquarters mention moth
iag cf the kind. Fremont's removal would
cause intense excitement, and I suspect, no
little trouble in Camp. A number Of officers
declare they would resign iu that event, Or IN
sist upon creating him (Fremont)
Dictator Of the Southwest, independent
Of the Administration, which is bitter
u Denounced in Camp for its Fascillating
end ipjudieious policy respecting this Depart
rlert.
Tie list of rebels killed in the battle Of
Friday last now numbers 127.
No Intelligence he's yet been received Of
General Johnstoa's assumption Of the com
uiand of the rebel forces in Missouri.
The cause Of the csnronading heard in the
| direction of ssrcoxie is still unknown.
, 1861-11-05

will be organized. and going with high
head OF steam, before the first Of January.
VII The obvious attempt TO eyade the
Constitution, by calling this the "Union
Bank Of Illinois," instead of the Estate
Bank Of Illinois" The third section Of the
tenth article Of the Constitution says ''no
State Bank shall hereafter be created"
In our last issue we urged the friends OF
tie law to give five minutes consideration
to these points, instead Of pouring out pla-
titudes about the "want Of currency" We
repeat that the pecuniary paradise, which
NAV OF not exist in Iudiana and Ohio,
has notting to do with the discussion I'M
til these serious and valid objections are
explained or removed.
, 1861-11-05
THE COAST EXPEDITION,
Seen oil Cape Hatterng, Bound South,
all Well.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4-The great Nayaland
Military Expedition Was spoken on Wednes-
day morning ii latitude $3.50, longitude Is,
by the schooner Houston. Weather f1ne.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 1.-The schooner Andro-
me6a. from Havana, reports that on Tnurs-
day, October 31st, at sun down, off Hatteras,
she saw fleet of thirty steamers, but no sail
lrg vessels, bound south.
, 1861-11-05

NEW YoRk, Oct Capt Marshall, Of the
bark Rapid, from Vera Cruz, arrived at this
port this mosaipg He recommends all ship
masters bound down the Gulf Of Mexico TO go
well armed. as he made the passage out and
back without seeing q. 8. vessel.
He also reports passing the schooner ~
phoon, Tor Boston, and the same day both the
fyphoon and Rapid were chased By pilot
boat 1igged schooner. The weather setting in
eQuallY. both ran away.
, 1861-11-05
Pxess DtsPatehe9 Ger California,

Stree ;be completion Of the telegraph to
California, the papers in that section have
perfected ar1aukements to make liberal use
Of is fseiIttses, and for TINT purpose hare
employed E Il. E Jameson for soma time
pegt connected with the press In St Louie, and
! Eertlemaa eEe1y wx3 qualified Tor the posi-
tion-as Agent for the Associated Press IN
that 6tate. His headqaaFteFs are at tho tele
grayh olioe in this city. and the specaa Dis
patches for tAas country aza Ill made up a
this p1sce.-Q~@ncy Whr.
, 1861-11-05

ThRrlow Weed. Archbishop Hughes
Rnd Gen. Scott en- Tor Europe
A1BASY, Nov. 4-Thurlow Weed and Arch
bishop Hughes are about starting for Europe,
probably BY the steamer Africa on Wednes.
dsy, to endeavor to counteract the operations
vent the recognition Of the Southern Confed'
eracy by France and England. It is under
stood that Gen. Scott goes out In the same
steamer.
, 1861-11-05
ReeJgHAtt0n Of Gem m1tcko !.

From the 0iacinnah Commercial, yeBteEday.1
We are informed thai Gen. 0. II. Mitchell,
commanding in this Department, has resigned.
The cause Of his resignation is understood to
be his unsatisfactory relations with Gen. Sher,
man, commanding in Kentucky. 1t hss been
for eome time, evident that differences preju:
dic1al to the public interest existed between
Generals Sherman and Mitchell In Whist man
ner, Ct a11, the situation viii be improved
if Gen Mitchell has resigned, we are not nd
Vieed. Some thing evidently should be done
to facilitate the transmission Of troops ani
munitions q Mar into Kentucky. No confs
fessionsl etiquette of military men, or clash
ing Of the views Of ambitious conmanders O
Departments, ehould be suffered to Imoed
the progress Of the essentisl work Of the cam
pAlEn.
, 1861-11-05
ssThe 00eetlOU -

"Tie question fo7 the voters Il, has Farwell
-pe11ormtd his duties honestly and faithfully??''
Post
That is not " the question for the voters. ."-
Journal
No, the question is, has Farweu tried to get
tie publisher OF the Journal nominated 10.
Treasurer snd Sheriff every time he has been
candidate :-that's the question
, 1861-11-05

:::::::=:;- ::::::.;: ::-;e ;:e some statements In
~: !; ,::'!!y and his connection
:: 80: -: :.s,..G;ions, which were
:. = = : :: :. i'm TINT We supposed
H. :-,:. q 1T as they relate
'ts:;,. d;taici by equally CRED
y. r. We understand from
:..7ii:s.s:,,f. that he is in favor Of a
=:!:cI.;;....1 cf the war to re-
~: :i::.n, !, .-Gsl S % the means to be
~. !r,n,'=:e, he Is willing to sus-
!: 4:~.;:11;:=:r;; .~..:11:== .t:'.n IN whatever policy
??ai::em proper 70 adopt He sus-
: iLs:-:a.c:.!c1s to t,,n. Sherman
:1E''ch tart!s!itr Is tic action Q:
:----:::-;aci';n n -c!ar.i 10 the pro
*; !5er. Fremont. Mr. Goud,
- make a useful membe
NJ! -! = a2d VIC would no. vi
- .-r Injustice.
, 1861-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4th--Iu the Circuit
Con1t this morning, the case Of the Petrel pl-
ratte was called, but postponed till next Mon
say. While the Assistant District Attorney
was II giog the trial, Judge Grler said he could
Ect consent TO have the regular business Of
the court interrupted. It SEEMED like farce
to try them at this time, when TIE country
played civil war. The dictates OF humanity
tiyes on the sea the same as those taken on
lard: and he could not understand the policy
ct hanging the first and holding the Latter as
pr;acneiB and releasing them. Let the re-
bel]ion be crushed, and God grant that it ulay
lie speedily, and then these men can be tried
:or treason or piracy, and he would assist, no
p,stter bow much be might be called Jeftties
or Screggs.
, 1861-11-05

4 Skffnafsh near LeaVenxEOrths No..
Rebels RepuIsed.
LEAyESwoRTH, Nov. IA skirmfsh took
rlaee yesterday about six miles east Of this
place, between small force Of Missouri mll-
Tia under Major Josepha, and 15o rebels The
r=bels were scattered With small loss. a
mustered ont Of service, were collected in this
city and held In readiness to march to the re-
lief of Major Joseph, but were not required.
This regiment is being reorganized.
Portions Of Linn county, Kansas, have re-
Gently been pillaged by marauding parties
from Missouri
, 1861-11-05
A Rixhe near Rowling Green, KY
Gen, JohDskon In CennsA10 II tA1
&0uthVg&0&r


}special Dispatch to the Chicaso Even'g Jonznal.l
have just read private letter received this
morning from Owensboro, .Ky., which ststes
that q Federal force numbering 2a0 men, With
niecss Of artillery, in command Of Col. Bun
bridge, left that place week before 1ast, and
on tie 20th encountered large body Of rebel
cayalry pesr MorgantoWn. Butler county, 10
miies fcm Bowling Green "A severe
COZ fiict took place. In which 50 rebels
were killed and aevefal wounded. The fode,
ris suffered NO loss. The rebels srasuPposod
to have been from Bowling Gren on 4
forsglng expedition. Tho letses NO ssasss e
that Day Of two previous, the ssme rebels
hnd stacked small body Of FedeEah unda1
Col. McHensy, killing 2 and wnundinE 8:
Parties arriving tas 9s; mosaing s.t era e. sosth @
Eene9.i i. a. JcknStQ1 ha& jo{Aed Psaca With
his force, esti9a&ed =. ao,0@s I think Il doubt
fsl
ft.Jv etoree ut Tipton have been consumed b,
Ire. but il cannot be txsced to scy relish!
acuxce.
, 1861-11-05
::>stIo Gribu''s
* NOVEMBER $, 1:6'-
:. ...,<t7'<7ts. t""'S '''%'4
:: re,,,> ssr Fourth ?lys.
=. ~ aid vote for John NJ Will
.,, tic Superior Court.
:. IT,, South District will
' ~: .ac name Of Van 81.
~ :. =: III: ticket for delegate to
t.uyeutiCn.

r, , ,:@,r.!i Enquirer publishes
~ :. :: ..s.nle Of the results OF
~ 3: i1vlstigation in St.
r.: ut .::r:, place to it in another
7,,;s, iii, frcmont-BlaT paper,
:. .;,e i::n. ':rtr got the credit, this
=. :, j.: --.lash Of stree: gossip,
= se,ri-aulhcritative form
~ >:.:.1lcnts that are probably
~-.::.t are hardly germane to tht
x: 2thers that will be leading
::;e r4 port when made 10 Con
* ~:,.,!sAed upon, or omitted al
1.v committee will hardly
i: a. an "abstract" Of t1ei1
-. :.;s claimed to be.
, 1861-11-05

Reds CT Letters Tor the S0Htn HI t0eN
Keeping.
From the Cincinnati Commercial, yestcrday.]
LAST night two men, named respectively A
Lowe apd M. Finn, were placed under arrest
in this city, by the United States Marshsl.
Thtbe parties arrived here on Wednesday last
and stepped at the Spencer House, registering
M. F;rn, Belfast, Ireland They came to-
sethe~. The rext day Finn left for Cleveland,
and returned On Saturday night. He went to
Clevc.:nd to seek the baggage Of tine party,
Which had been detained. Il swas opsnedth there
:.p1 between 700 and 500 letters. directed to
Iarties IN the South, chiefly New Orleans, were
fund. Among them were letters for all the
heavy bankers in that city. Upon being ar
rested here, the men claimed to be British
subjects, doing business in the South, cquivo-
citing good deal, however, IS to the length
Of time they had spent III the South. We are
informed the par tics will be taken to Fort
Warren this morning.
, 1861-11-05

The New York Times of the Sd, says:
nnr eorresnoudent at Fortress Monroe in
forms us that as soon - the Roads were clear
ed by the calling OF the expedition, the Min:
uesota moved to her old anchorage, out Of
the range Of the gnns Of the fortress, prepar-
atory to giving the Merrimac proper receg-
ton, should she make the attempt, IN acc9tg-
said to be the intention OF Commodore Colds
borough, should the Menimsc make her ap-
pcaIaace, to lay the Minnesota Aongside her,
and board her 1T Ill h1Zafds.
, 1861-11-05
Railroad Men Rcs3gned,

The Quincy Wh'g Of Saturday evening
notices the resignation of Superintendent A.
". Blakesly, Of the Quincy and Toledo Rail-
road; as also, r. D. Grant, Master Mechanic
Of the Chicago and Quincy Railroad, 81 the
shops in that CITY.
, 1861-11-05

From 1e0eHson CITY
JEFFERSON C17Y, Nov. Gen. Premise hAs
broken up rebel camp in Boone county.
some ioss il reported on both sides, but no
particulars have been received
IN the absence of other transportation,
Fremont is having provisions forwarded rom
Triton on pack mules.
, 1861-11-05
VOTE AGAINST .r

et ). and vote to-day against tie
! ! = Lase Oh & Specie BaSis:n The
! |5!cn Ticket is printed 50 as 10
s."N7 70 cast his ballot for or
~~ae form being as follows:
Z; :; TIE INNING Law LAW'5oy on
.,:. spEClE BASIS.
= f.'s@ 'ieslring 10 vete against the
:, susic!4 off the word "For."
= ;o vote for it will Of course
b., J. Ut Word Against"
%',ts :. e Caion Ticket is, We believe,
y against the Banking Law
NJ M Lass " and therefore needs no
-: Let every citizen, whether he
sts CT that SET Of candidates for
s.s OF whether he votes for
Iei'a:it . ballot against this IT.
a. dangerous currency
Es,s', s ne have opened our col
H. .Stef communication in favor
H., We again call attention to the
/, ~ t4'&l objections to tue bill:
H. s'es-the power to Issue notes
Esa ~. ~ money, payable at q dis.
I 'equuement Of any specie
ksa toSel r. to discount twice th'
H. aa}f the deposits.
ss ~: n"er to issue notes to til
L. ss'ee the capital.
h; IT. RIVER ~ to issue notes over an
tk w.. u'ant' to replace notes SUI
H., ha1enent Of only tsgo doNa,
r.. a o'c hank. <~ "
s;senpt to tores.a,l the acticc
f'&$sd 1sp',onal 5;a&,o Convention, by CT
h, -. .tlehts; for Is sure as the Ia,
'$ae Bank and all its branch,
, 1861-11-05

4 0QeA1aon Answered.
EDITORS Chicago Tribune:
Igenera1ly vote about the same ticket yos
DO. How are you going to vote to-day?
ENQUIRER.
ASswER.-For the best men. Do likewise,
EDS TRIBUNE
, 1861-11-05

H1he scardulous oursepursued towards
Mr.. FARwr1L by the Journal has disgusted
many Of its reaters, and impe1led them to vote
for him, which Otherwise they would not have
done
, 1861-11-05

a.TATE CT ILLINOIS, COOK
~ coUSTY-SS Cook Coaztv Crcui; Court No
,em6t Tsrm, a. 3 1issl. Edward u. nartln Vs. SIC
Inblc II t,cr Fereay given to the said McA1tisttr.
r. that w1 Of 4 attssan;of s ;11ts ssnSa ,tH Sd
S:rnrt Gatcd tie eth ay Of October. D. 1sai- ut
ns ss3d kda1a Nav,le al asaqsE e. e.
sur3 q. t'Ile rno5sand Eight Rnldred and Nineteen
roi.ars ara Thrts Nine E-hts directed 70 the saeFG
Of etk County. which satd 'Srt has oeea retafhed
executed. -, ...,u .
EoF theEef re, .nlcss yan. the said N:AlA.ttsr, Ut
!: sstd CzoE county Circuit, OF hslo1c t.e iifst
cas- q the next Term therSoE to De ho;dsn a sne
day Of Koz c1nb. A. i. 1s1, gt7e special ball nnd
r,ead to the sad plaintiffs act1oa Judgement VII oa
3 Msrt1n and 20 much OF the property atta1h ::
MAY 1e sufficient satisfy tue Judgment ana COILS
"n1 oe so'o 10 s4s1i1' Ate VII l.. CHURCH. Clerk:
r-a- = Dr--.-orr1 p1ff'a Aft'Ts uoIhip:W
, 1861-11-05

FoR7 MoaRoE, Oct. Son acco1nt OF nc
lste arrival Of the boat from batfmo<es NO
hsg Of t1uce went to Norfolk to-day. A.
No intelligence Whatever concerning tae
Naval Expedition hss yet reached here.
, 1861-11-05

RIAeA Cannon 70 Wes1I tAa 8os>&s
N~ Yong. Noy. 4-8tx riNed canno4 1akt
hera fniisv Tor Gen. eick]es's brigade. Theis
1saTe q TO bo alx ard q1hztsr nai1a3.
, 1861-11-05

DROF. GIRAC, Professor at the
/ University Of St. Mar3's Of TIE Lske. re,pest.
anS evening 1estons ard classes a French and Italian
iangnaVes. and in Vocal and IDat1umectal Ii !s1c+
FYs;c are also given either at the Col
iefe, or The residence cf the onqtls Terms mole.
tate. ArplicatiorR It St Marys Unlve1nlty, corner
Wolcott and S4pez1or streets, North s1d3
! ;rn0fp +7.nTt
, 1861-11-05

TO THE VtsTERS OF WEST
Il CHIEAG0-I am informed t5st my name has
:een used GAns idAt9 tor 0yerscar o. HlsaHar5:
# EhoEr ny cons mt aal hereby rUtlf rhe
Ct fa:d Division tha. not cauddate.
Will not serve Ii elected.
Io.-hIi5 it ELLIS SMALLEH.
, 1861-11-05

NASHVILLE, Ky., Nov. IA messenger = r.
rived this evening and reports that Gen. Me!'
son took possession OF FreetonbuEg, On sat-
u1day morning, without resistance Mnhame =
w1s expected he would make stand there to-
SaY,
, 1861-11-05
why the Union Bank BaH Shoald
Become n LAM

"Ay t@0 Un1O1 hank BaH should
Become Z AAW.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The first requisite in financial community
is sound currency, fedeemable in gold. At
home. This surely will not be denied Nor
can it be denied BY any reasonable man that
sound-sound 5ecanse redeen.able in gold in
those several States Do We hsve any trouble
in our S:ste-nay, hare we eeer had any here
with Indiana cuTrencye None. Why should
the money OF that State be as good as the gold
mse OUT PVT aamrs as T. n5s zone the
diana tells the story. The old State Bank Of
1tdiapa was in existence for twenty years, and
Arrays redeemed in gold and silver. TIE new
Bsnk Of the State has been in operation since
1855, and has paesed through the financial
c1ises Of 1851 and 1861, which have shaken
to their foundations almost al banks, and the
entire commercial community. This Bank
has always redeemed in gold, and is non oae
of the s6nndest Banks in America. We GER
fa5ply have just IS much wealth in Illinois as
b;lng inst IS honest. II the given facts pro-
duced the results named in fhat State, they
will in this. Believe these facts, aud try these
results, rather than belIeve the reckless assef-
items CT men who base their opposition not
upon figures, but upon prejad1ee-
Again. To the 1aooFing msn, the manufae-
tIrer, the farmer, the produce dealer, aud all
Others who have to borrow money to carry on
business, the new Banking LAW Offers this
inducemenr: it will reduce The Tute Of interest to
seeen PER cent, and secure to thema currency
always redeemab1e in gol-saving the tag
layer from exorbitant charges in the way Of
p1tmium on gold-an incubus, one Of the very
worst, as all men know. thai our State has la
EoEed under for several yeafs.
Just SO sure as yo1 do not adopt the Union
| Bsnk Law, you will be flooded with such cur
| rsncy as the Bank Of Montreal, which is loca-
| ted over one Thousand miles distant, aud is
| payable in curre,lcy. It is tzue, the Bank Of
Montreal now has an agent here, but in case
| thsy get 8 large circulation, Wnat security
| Lave the people Of Illinois that the Bank Of
| Montreal will not be in the same eitnation Of
| the Bank of Upper Canada, and the Baak Of
| Western Canada at Clifton, and other Canada
banks, which are quoted as IS worthless by
Bark Note Reporters of this date.
This is not III. Let any Intelligent, reading
snd rejecting person peruse the correspond.
ence which has lately tranepired between Lcrd
Lyons and Secretary Seward, and the conclu.
sion is inevitable that we are liab1e, to cay the
least, to have trouble with EBg!and before
spring, and in case We do, Canada currency
will be as worthless to the penp1e Of Illinoie
as is now that Of South Carolina, Georgia o;
Louisiana A TAX PAYER.
, 1861-11-05

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, CoOK
i C0EETY-SS. Cooz County Circuit Court. No
vSmber Term. q D. 1861. EdTard b. Martin IS.
Samuel D. Weaklee.
Pnhlc notice i. hereby given to the So Samuel D.
H raSier that writ OF aftach.ert t.eued cut Of the
o1fce 81 the Clerk OF Cock County E{sc1lt Court,
Of Tie said Ed7 ard g. Martin and AGAINST the estate
Il he Samuel D. WeasleF for tle sags q s.Von,
Twenty-Fite CzItA directed to tue sht rlG ct Cook
Ctnnry, c!. said wit a. hsca IetuEnsi s1ssl1e6
wesley eiaM persshay oe md sppssF bsi9re M t: t.:
a. ef lie ne1t TeTrt teereeL to ba Golden At the
il he t2 Of ts Gcso @ On tss t15f ha 9 sGd
rItad to the said p1an't's action. Judgment viii be
ntsre: aFaL aud n fayer q sas ss,d g
NV be autnci-nt to satisfy tho sa:d Judgment and
costs III lie suli 10 sattafy the ssGE
| NM. L. CHURCH, ClerS.
J, m
, 1861-11-05

IaOARD WATHp-By a young
4 lady. in private :snlly. 81 tee N,rth s1as It