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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1861-02-13
.Gadiz Post Oaaee Blees'eus--seeeisd
IIenl.


Last ssturdsy was the day fixed BY the Re.
pablicans forshs second heat IN the election FOL
p M.lt Cds. The day WAS somewhat better
xhan tbs previous Saturday, but still disagress-
Die. FihS more votes were pollsd than on the
,preaioas Saturday. The four candidates enter
ed The ring early in the morning, anxious fer
the races We never saw our friends George,
Howard, Stewart and Robinson look pleasanter
than they did when the "ball opened" They
were anxious TO accommodate their friends,
and whOthey supposed ought to be their friends
10Th a ticket, having their nams printed on Il
Nearly all the Republican voters took ticket
from each Of the candidates, with ths winkins
assurance that he was their man. The polls
opened At A. NJ, K. W. Kinsey and W. G..
Finnsy acting as Judges--the latter only sery-
ing antil Gen. Warfel arrived. VIM Haverr
field and Jesse Arnold done the scrbbling.-
When the polls opened the work began in ear,
nest-each candidate and his hackers working
faithhlly until the polls closed. When they
were closed great anxiety was manifested to see
who would be left out After waiting some
time, q messenger came to the door and an.
nouced the result as followsi-
, 1861-09-05

4 AKapawha merchant, who had concluded to
repudiate lis Northern debts, was served 8
trick, to him rather unpleasant, yesterday.
He happened to have an unsettled account Of
q ,2Q0 in wholesale house in Columbia
street, in this city. 4 day or two since his
creditors received information that he Was In
Louisville, and had made extensive purchases
OF merchandise, which he intended TO ship to
the KanaWha via Cincinnati, but that he would
probably hare it landed BY the Louisville
packet On the Kentucky side, The matter
was put in the hands Of United States Marshal
Sands. AL clue that this official could obtain
to the personal appearance of the Virglnian
was that be took snuff. Mr. Sands gos On
beard the Gallpolis packet Freestone yester-
day, when she Was about to start He soon
found that she Was to land at the other side
10 receive the F. F. VS. goods. He searched
the vessel diligently In search Of q passenger
who could give him pinch Of snuff; and
finding . sedate looking individual in possess,
ion Of the sneezirg article, he politely took q
pinch, and immediately displayed the hasest
insrsiitude By serving an attachment on the
generous donor thereof. The goods we're put
on board the packet, and the Marshal induced
The Captain to steer fer the Ohio shore; which
was NO sooner reached than the goods were
attached and Warehoused, in which condition
they at present remain Cincinnati Gazste.
, 1861-09-05

MUIR ELSON ek CO.,
III FRonTCE- CodMIssIoE AND SHIFTING
s; alson ssa55 worxs q 0seeso c. e Ibersl
r.s- u, F1@u. and Grzin tor Batnnent t., o.
tca EcE Scr- 1r n store giving tie shipper the
1-.'eee Sf selling L stther market Tor one c0nn1ls
Eul-
k.EEY SELseN. fap!al I. z sTxvKys.
, 1861-09-05

Reception Of the Hon. Carl Schurz, by
Ehe Queen Of Spain,
The Gdzeta OF Madrid, the official paper of
the 18th ofJuly, publishes the address to her
her Majesty's reply on the occasion of the pre-
6eutaticn and official reception Of the former
as Minister from the United States to the
Court Of Spain. On presenting his credentials
Mr. SchuI1 says:
sENo1A-On having the honor to present
myself to ycur Majesty In the capacity Of En-
ycy Extraordinary and Minister plenipoteu-
tiary Of the United States, consider it my
most agreeable duty to communicate to your
Majesty ths friendly sesnents it, Whieh III the
can nation profess for your Majesty and the
Spanish people. Permit me to assure your
Majesty that for the purpose Of prosecuting
friendly relations with the Government ofyour
Majesty, and in q manner that may be in har-
| mony with the dignity and legitimate inter
ests Of the United States, the President could
have selected 10 one who more ardently de-
sires such than l. ] have now the honor to
place in -FOUR Majesty's hands the creaential
letter which the President Of the United
States entrusted to me, and to express to you
MY feryent wishes for 3our Majesty 's happi-
nees, that Of your royal family, and the pros
perity Of your Spanish nation.
Her Majesty WAS pleased to reply:
SENIOR MINISTER IL receive with real safis-
faction the letter which accredits you as En-
| yOy Extraordinary aud Minister flentpoten-
| tisry Of the United States OF America to my
| Court, and especially appreciate the assur-
arce yon give me Of the friendly sentiments
/ which animate the President and those States
toward my person and the Spanish people. I
| take lively Interest in the prosperity Of the
nation which you have come to represent, and
cherish the hope that its relations With Spain
| will be always maintained in manner which
| may be satisfactory to the interests of both
! people. I do not doubt that you will contri'
butte TO tlat object with your enlightenment,
ard that your compartment will render yoa
worthy Of the esteem Of my Government. The
wishes are very grateful to me. senor Minis
| ter, which you express for my happiness, that
! Of my family aud for the prosperity Of the
Spanish natien-
On the conclusion Ct her Majesty's address
the audience closed
On the same day Was presented and received
! Sir John Champion, her Bntannic Asjzsty'f
Minister to the Court Of Spain.
, 1861-09-05
The Reign OF Terror in North Mfs-
souri,

1troro ~. G. ron1s ra,nb,icon a.,
tco~ t1 .ne ~ ,.Nu t1ons 1seFuDn.n N1l. ~
Inc following letters from prominent un1on
men, tela 70 sn9F 19s ls1g1 o. telroi ~ InaS nas
oeen lnau ugurateo N aorka AlssSa1l. 1ne 1st
y ~ d1oln p!oaeus ciIzsn VI s-Stus H4unss
Me onl1 ols nahe 1er 4 tne reason 5aal ~ y "sl5
Shen " "oulu pe ~ unse slugiG4 ~ a,i4
aty aeayeetee ~ 1lop 'Ao1eAee' A1e Willis aug u9s
@tH, !! as 1ol1oNs.
o4E cu.Aty A., u 4oH LII tne ats nauaa a!n " tne
sGe7aae M - so aaes nars, " u mgntg Z, r. maa aag
- w uisM ~ ese5 gat gn Maa i.a -. .no Sou
tmnase PET ana aesu9yea 81 ;large amoanz
st;g ~! 1890 a., 49, ~ ~ 1;;sI ~
our n,ifst' fe VI '0e'' no"31'4 A4A"A IL
"A number ofour best citizens have been ar
rested and are now held hy the rehs1s- and
nthers wnn1d have heen arrested If they had
not made their escane hv flieht, @
t.Even t11e s;cE aEd d1tpp nave been insu1t.
ed Nv tfeeir T presence ~ at Ihe honr of Tnidn;ent
N;rsa mc4fers end infants hoye heen ~,
serpan';nr asd cre1no al 1s+o hnnrs IN ti,a3
nieht q 6en their nrnfsc.ors ron1d he carf,,r.
81 Ssna taken ofF and thew had NOT the sjieht-
az aasur1rre fhnt t1eu unn11 ever eee t5a,,
sos;n aaa5 ~ aTra "N wv DNSAA
seIf,no ~ ra15eved sho.t1v a GREAT many 17,ion
a. Iii th-,onoh ,,seesstr ha coTnTs1Sad a -
;a;., ~ rabaf fa1oos TIE s.;1i ~ - n.,11
yeaE thsra saTa and fo1oii;a4 fot1
e:trcfIna %s3 sN4tss 14o11
"e ~ I 1-;, ,,o.,1,ar ,e n. ,,4a utot>,
c+:nr 1"s ~. 1raed 1e11, ~ -
T. -reitas os Fe1a-s h7,er,e+ oetI e.a1s, IL
~ :s,a3 ANN~0 49, ~ 0Ae ~A' '@0-e1' ANAL 11o
stTs eoooee;,,,;.+e t,o,,o fo- s,r,o ao.,o ,,ast
been de,raaatfons ~ nv cnRnf1 Rf,
| fSha,t,1 T.ho1S ho@r orr -;;ta5 ~ L1 ~
, 1861-09-05

Yesterday, in q public house in this city,
eomc gentlemen we're discussing the effects Of
Frcm0nt's proclamation. Everybody liked it
so far IS he is concerned, but thought there
were scme nervous people somewhere, who
would he unfortunately scared. One remark
cd ,hst be felt uneasy about old Kentucky. a
stalwart individual, who had not joined in the
conversation, and Was stranger to those who
were present, here interposed, saying:
tsFremont's proclamation will de no harm
In Kentucky. Mark that. Tn Kentuckian,
and I know. It won't do any harmn
Inquiry was made as to the grounds for this
opinion. The Kentuckian said that the Union
men Of Kentucky ttznew devil'sh well that
peace was Of more value to them than all the
nigger7. The nigges interest was nothing be
side the preservation Of the Ucion.-Cincsa
ndti Conan.eTciol Sd :Hst.
, 1861-09-05
AHOETGAGE sALE.-Publio mo-

AVA Hee Is hereny given that By virtzs e tAa
powers Of Esla coLtaIa=d In Two 1ndeatlre Of 1azt
gage, s1tc9tta and deferred to tie undsnl&nsd.
MlI1An D. Scott. ty Sylvester Lind and Eliza OWsa
Ling, ~ vile oeall lng date he 18th day e 1ay
tEe ttfc11t Ceart acd Er-Gmcio Recorder Of Cook
eagsA one @ a1 e PaEs Gnd the other at Page ssd
:e rsymtn It ef tas Tond e eaid Sylvester lind osr
tse tGa e taxe laoussaa 9l.sEs due he t9a day
ei 9als # ~:t intx5est On sid san at the zAt. q
An1e1tssn N = Exenange Faaf n the l1tI New Yox
psyment Of TIE Bend of sud sylxe ter Lind for 81
lss day Of Iai. J. D l:6 VIA icterest Or said s11
at the late & ten peg cent Per 4nnun, pafasle sa
a4eGs; at the PLACE ade;esad @ shall "a he sist da1
EssH Hsns. y 5se Gty e Gatsago il a: Goaaty (
In ths terene5n cf sd DAY Offer for sale and SCI Il
sa3s dnGss l.cret and e1en Of ssle q
5Gpno#2fg GEsertbed premises to-wlt Tho Eottk
sGsCtt u lha'S New ElICk On EC1ta twenty foQx
sSH 1set o. Mharhng Lots numbered twenty. nlza
C2 La3fty E0s a!d ttnt {aa1, of RrAaiey'5 sur
FeE q MEa.IEs Lots 1n The Drg5al To Of tacayy.
41d EaoWE Eofe particularly d aHznh:f twenty Mag
ktt street. efa1lt HARM, teea ade In the "a! mect
ef the rft1cipal SUN a7 sees1ea hg said nottS..ea
respectively. - WILLIAM p. sGoFE, Aors;aFss
B1opGErT FNsroE At'ss. anl9s sr&M
, 1861-09-05
Legal ADVERTISEMENTS.

MI ASTER'S SALE-3t1te Of Iii. :
tHi!..9 III so:s sess9sx esssx q 81 ssss iii ffsts
Smith. NafKnEEtI b. ~xnfe. Dssf%fA Il. 11e41s1.
Janes {. U1dey, James BEga2t EAaeyt 4, HatG
Ktshard Il CoI1fna Idn@tAh- e EBoEle -QAIta L. M
SS.alyes S.ys AID 6%nnst d. -Go2ysk.-HA, ~ farat4aas
ensas notice il hereby ktven that IL pazs4ssss u
fHs1slAl IT. 1fdet. entered ID ne k10Te u
Na,tsr h. ,9ay of April 4: D. 1sA 1s1 9S9tt =
vi se i sGesfPSsry paf St ta 9t 4 sGa Sss$
Stst r. y re City u ChesFo CSuaiy of Co6f ~
sepfe.nbef. Is ,a e Wedneeday. the 0ureA ~ e
stuste IL tSe ttr tae e. following described ree eas
ss3 d. 20 .sy ys shs ! znngas Sas e,npi asr
sale1 % EE-Lo8 one q two CD err 1aS - - <6
IT " Ana seSe6 S3} u Block avs d; LaE tasss
MekeJnodS Eubdisteio1 of rA7t Il ~ a. naae ts} z
the northeast QuArtar Of Eeetirn ak a. ~ sa4 e
thrty.ntue {:9}. North R4nge fourteen fIN e4 ~
Third Principal Meridian Also Lot ttrse ~ - -
Block ten Qp}& Lots thIea 81 Aad fs ~, ~
inx On Dear street. sa1 Lott six %, nina o. fonrte.
3D. AID twenty two CD, fronting oa Atlss1Ese 40
i0 and elsVen tl), n Aaaa5neaa.4 = aadaee = Ct
Msster IN Cnarcery OF the Superior C01t II Chaxy.
Chlcs ao, August 9Th. issl- aaloxEsz
The abcyc sale IL adjourned 70 MONDAY, the a,sa
day ct septsn1oer l. D: 1s61, st es .ane aos- saa
p18ca. tHd SGgEIs
Ch!casJ, Sept 4ta. 1651. sessa It'd
, 1861-09-05
FremortsS Proclamation,

" HA90ANVAV4HJ CEt..
The vigorous proclamation Of Gen. Fremont
has fairly startled Washington from its pro-
priety. It comes upon Us like thunder clap
IN clear aky, and clearly indicates thst new
chapter has been opened in the conduct Of
this war. Asyet there has been no indication
given from any authoritative source as to
whether it has been warranted by any order
given By the Government here, and there IL
much speculation On this point The cabinet
VII IN due time announce Its policy; but un'
I'll 1t docs, dlstruet all reports sent on from
to be made the subject Of al informal commu-
nfcation By aly member Of the Government.
There can be no question but that this stirring
document will receive the hearty endorsement
Of The people Of the free States; but it's re-
ception ju Kentucky, Maryland, and Missouri,
II oI,en 70 some donht.-Corres1,otad q. T.
World.
, 1861-09-05

.RITSTEE,s SATE-Wba7ea

SAIE.-W haTeas.
J. .H.Ery al,er and Sarah B. Waller h!s vile, exc
cutet SID delivered 70 j. Youeg Scanuno1. certain
6eeG Of trust, dated March LII :. Z. 1867, and rs
eGfded n tie oce CT the EccoTder OF Csok County.
5I3ee19 en the 18th daJ of AaIch- D. 1850 In Bocs
znd sHd prsses ffs1sn d=serSea IL as t25y s s g
ture the pes-ent Ct certain pFeIsory ustrs i. satE
t1CEt deed srecae3: and wheress it ~ proFfEed Ia
said deed that In case defanlt ehaud be man ty 5ai
Henry Hs!ls e Ea5 sa1o notes and ..tere-t 81 the7
Eic MD 1espsetively become dye sccoEdog 70 t:1eli
GelpcEe, their legal Te.1esentstSe4 or Nsgra it
should be sRfE: TOR said 6cafnmeu to sell AID dse l.
Of said rEeesfE or aly part taereef and all right
benefit ana equity Ct redenptoa Of said Waller aad
wife, their Letts Ct assigns therein. III manner pre-
sc!tbed T. sad deed: sad. Whereas csrtaa install
defaalt hss been made by sat Henry Waller. il pay:
Meat Cf sat5 Interest On saa not5 =. tte tEe @le1
tho I'll: due and eaid interest las been paid
up to this tine: and. wteTsas. {sa4d HofEaana aHa
GclEtke) t1e lesM holders of said notes have made
sppEl atoa = SAID scaon to advertise fo7 ale and
sell and dispose ct sad premcs according to IL pre-.
visions Of sal; deed Ct tIEst -
hoW, t@EretcEe, notce is Esr6bY given that tGS
said J, fcupE sHamDou will. OF tha T~eatG Eisita
day Of September, L. D. 1t6.. al the hocT Of tea
House, tn the city e1 Chicago I. CSok County uino!s
offer fer sale arc SELL ut DEbc au.u0E the highest
and be7 price the sane FIJI trd7g II cssn the pre- atses
ton q saad HeaEy waller md via thsrei9 which saa
REsmi5ss are st9ate r. t6e Geaat Of ceoS and stas;
1.ia. sA In Block S. AMI Lot 81 In Block 4 81 IN Swi
McAu1ey's EubdtS ision Of the north hal; OF the
soutE half Of the west half ct TIE N. B. OF Sec, u
7. So N- u. II E. lStnE n @ the CITY e Chi Ga!SaEo:
fyht,.et> 3.,na essh 1Sst 49, e"A'A9 ~ ~ =
, 1861-09-05

TEE MnRHsorA-Thiss ship, commanded by
Commodore stringham on the recent Naval
expedition to the North Carolina coast, WAS
formerly under the command Of the traitor
Barron. It now holds him as prisoner Of
var,
, 1861-09-05

s55- Ger. Sherman has been assigned to
the department. Kentucky, of under Gen An.
derson, Gen.F .FitzJoh Porteras been asnsfgn-
ed to the Brigade lately commanded By Gen
Sherman.
, 1861-09-05

ASSIGNMENT OF LAND WARRAETs.-It ap~
pears that the late >c;sion Of the Secretary Of
lie Interior in relation to assignments Of fland
wa-rants il blank applies only to Cases where
the title iE contested: Nc obstacle. will be
tire wn il The way Of tbs location Of Warraats
rronf.ly flied IN when offered to tho local
End cfiicoe, snd therefore there is no reason
for $ depreciation Of the value OF warrants r.
signed il blsnk ss heretpfore-Hs4iaAM n.
EelN8sncsr.
, 1861-09-05

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
= IRAL RAILROAD Is q F1rstclass Road In al
With s85 Miles Of Double Track,
THREE p41LY TRAINS with connections from
al EtiEts Weap.
FRcm Pl11ssaRs TO PHILADELPHIA,
AL coune-u7s direct to NeF York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Liue Night
Express.
One Train Daily frem Pittsburg to New FORK,
1850 E1ll=s). without change cf CARS,
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsToS.
With direct connections from Western Cities arriving
EouTa n advance Of otaer routes. IN time TOT Boston
Expreas Trains Run Dal1J-~01hers
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Phlladelphi. to New
6 Beeten ft:ks va fhabnIs good u Phlaisphla
BoAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good Via sn3 Ct the Boat Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
FAHE ALWAYS As LOW as BIZ ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsburg.
TICKETS FOz SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES.
, 1861-09-05

zaHe Transportation.
z H E
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS.
I a 6 J..
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY having made arrangements to run their Lake
Steam PropeHe1a on alternate daya with those Of the
NEW YORK CENTRAL
AND
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROADS,
Numbering twenty niue rstclass etaunch and strong
steamers now Offer to the mercantile and commercial
s ses95 I'd afSs n
asss9 H5a d ss1s1:5
130 Canal Boats,
Of the largest class sx Of which lsave Nav York and
peTa arpertot Inducements for their patronsge.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
Owned md perated II this corpany) WILL run over
the New fork Central Railroad to Buffalo. connecting
fo11esiag lines ofPfopsefs On lie Hpper sad Los5r ~
Lakes:
The Upper lake Zine Daily.
H. 7. Co. Steamers. B. c. l. C. Line Steamers.
TONAwANDAs FOUNTAIN CITY,
FREE STATE, WENONA,
MOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLYMOUTH. EVERGREEN CITY,
Nru,v,rTNu rarrN4
, 1861-09-05

% ONY EX r B 4 q 81
Ten Days
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

LETTER. VII b reesayed 1t tho u4nne u tn
United States Express Company,
C0KNKR or CLARK AED LAKE ETREBTA
On Iaks ed n Eaxrk THeeta1
which VII b forwarded to eoAnAe4 with tAa Fu0&
K1pxesk, learing St. JosepA. Missouri, every
WKDEkaBAY AND SATURDAY, AE Il T. T.
FHXGRAA8
gent . EoEt Keernsy " tae noEztsN % q Aonsy 4nA
Wednesdays md Saturd2YH.
EXPRE55 CHARGE:
zettafE weighing HndE1 11...............s.$1@
Letter. Weighing over OF &C
The EeH 9uncs lsters WtI 80 reduced TO ons dollar
sFter July Iss-
~ In Al casez to be enclosed II 6oyefnnac1t
EanpeA euvelopez md ali ExpEese charges pEspail
k976l1y & b, QOLVIG, Agent.
, 1861-09-05
Gtgu ADVERTISEMENTS.


&EAIE OF llaIAlNOlS,- COOK
EWV8I 9pe91of toSas q EAltsgo. Sap
aFaens .nn z E1Tt % httacSsnss = 1essnh
sofs and s1nt7e Il M Il s q ssRE 4 gsssss
o49 81 a1e osAEa - te Sv :, "a oI
En1c1&e d2tea tneSk1 ~ o1 use = 70 ~ sne
nit q ~ III G sf1s ~ esefse @
q tae eala 4ucepn = SJSE3a "a - z ;fN X
ne s9a q fuf aqnarea ~ ~ ~ snFSs i.s i del
af9 GIT GGa xo taa S4sRn syata " "nea
ss!d VIII - 1ee9 tskn5nea ~ ..13 1oas,h
.ew nd mdTes aei sso55s Isl 81 psonsily ~ BE aai
appear be!ote tha sad e1pef1of Co3f q C1ae99 On
Ct 9ef9re the first Day q ~ sEtl1 70 Re ae;ae4
AoEday q stptsmher a. q 49,. nTs sRsaA 1.37 M
and Plead 70 t1e sstd p1antht action fudE nsnf ~
and e y much of pfopsrt: .ttschsd - nay b sa q
sold to saasfF The same.
WALTER KENDALL C9erk
GAxF HI6aINs, PTfa' Anys SepaKaSFltewaEI
, 1861-09-05

THICAGO AND NORTHWEST.
~ EEE RAILWAY. -..
For EockioTd, Belo1s, Freeport Jauegv1ne 8AIapA
Madison Prairie d. Chlen, Eoud d1 Lac, 6shkasa
Green Bag Berlin. Ripon: La Crosse, St, Paul. &C.
leave VIZ:
Day Express 800 4. II: Fight Express 500 z. T.
both Ftstria du Chtsn and La Cr3sse With atsan1aE
W. Pasenger 1.x8 2, NJ, for Jaresv11a
Trains arr;Te $40 .. NJ 1915 z. H.; $50 F. ID
L. DUNLAP, Superintendent
3. Dz WITT Ros1zsoa. Gar Ticket Agent. ociG,ly
, 1861-09-05

The following table exhibits the number Of
troops (contineutal and mi1ita) furnished BY
the several States from I7T5 to 17B3, Inclusive:
, 1861-09-05

~ REAT CONSOLIDATED
~ 1IEN!:
CINCINNATI AND CHICAGO
ALI k1kE RkIlK9kn.
Forty 11lss tia Shortest Rsuts t. CfneI1nat
In1ixuapal4 md Lo0iTlls.
. TWO ExPEKss TRA1Es leave West Side untos
Depot Chicago daily, as follows:
E:0H 4 M-bay EIpress, (SundaE1 excaptado
F:40 2. A=Hlght EIpreas. Saturdays e1cspted>
rHR0UG4 70 ElNCIENAM AND IEDIAHAFo
Liz WITHOUT GHAE4E OF CARS
EAsTEHk CoEszcI1oas-At Anderson and R1ct
Hond for FeQua, UrbanA Dayton Xeuta7 Columbus
AID al pota6 ii Central and Extern 0htn.
soUTH1E9 CoNNzCT1oHs-7At Iadisaapolta :oz
Franklin, Co1nEabns Madison, Is~rencebnrE, JeRef.
sonFille, and al points In Central and Southern In
diana: aleo foT Louisville Frankfort Lexington, aad
all points Auuth.
Connections ut Cincinnati for Far den, MARIETTA
ParkersbIrx, and points on the Ohio River.
Time to Cincinnati cnly u hou1s. Elegant sleeping
Car oh Night Tz7a.ns =
Through tickets q thls has can bs obtained at en
Brfncina1 Rat1cad Offices in the North and st the
Corpan5's Ghbce, No. 1888 Randolph street ChtcsSe.
;undet the Sherman Hcnae.}
CHAs. E FOLLErE, Real Ticket agent UJu
, 1861-09-05

~ john Z. Knight and :Earnud Ya1e, Of tfs st.ts
q kent1rky: cated and delivered unto Peter GeIh
q the city Of Chicago Co7asF of CooE and State od
n1aetcsntn day Of SoEeEba-. 4 D. eighteen hundred
kecosdcrs Sacs said Goes Ceunty ii BooE tr:asy.
@ b VIII iii tsdensnis de SD rs JSsa uots
knight aed Edmund Ware cocyeSed 10 SID FatT
Gsif ' - - @ n@9S5taEse AZ Of s4hloss nEberea onn a
number one {:} IN block n.etysx Gs3 Il 81
S.huoi SeIdsI Addition to Chicago -aio7,sad SAID
Lots taken together b=lng fifty Cd feet IA font %
stre=t one hundred fest t to an a!ey 70 secure
the said Knight and Nareto the said Gctn given faf
part OF tie purchase price Of said Lots sai nots IN
hundred aad eighty ~ doll Payabla q
the sad ee yea- from the date thereof
{d) third l ard foufth( for the Of hundred
and r.; dollars tSo59 each aad payable respectively
tic date thereof AMI tie fss a2 Last TT tie sun of
eighteen Thousand five hundred AID Afsy dollars
(&is,55 payable to the order Of the said Gcib. dFe
And whereas, default a been made in the payment
cfthe two noIes last above mentioned. to W. tAa
2ctes able ln fuar and five a AID ;, yeta fr:sn t
Gate ths reot xgs7 ectyey and more tha: thirty daye
wnereas there Is now dnc and unpaid upon said notes
ol principal and interest the I'm Of about ..ireton
thousand nne hundred and forty dollars tsla,s41}
NoE t. seref9ns ~ L. ErEsaansa =. e the PoTcl n "a
signed mortgasee, shall, on TUESDAY. the ttnts
lh1 day Of September 4. D. 1ss1, st ten o'clock ID
thr forenoon, at the north dof Of tne Conrt House. In
ton AMI sell tue same and all right a=d equity of
de-pHe1 cf the said therein, fn tds high
Cured IN advertising and sailing said Lots snd he AL
0'' .l4-'Al '- PETEk GEIB, Meatzasess saaa a
Chicago, June II. 1861. jyA-g1sl.td
, 1861-09-05

1261.-sUMMER: ARRANGE
4(O1& MENT.
Michigan Southern 4 Lake Shore
u 4 I L Il q 4 ..
O. and after SUNDAY, aug. 1!th. md 7st1I!1:t1i-
crEce, trains VIII ieaFe Chicago as lolloNa:
NEW YoRE DAY EHExss:
9se6 a II daily except Sunday, v1s Old vi, i.
gan EcAd. connecting at Efkhart with r In
on Airline Read, at Hhits Pigeon with a1n
tor Three RiTefB, at Adrian with t1at-- for
Monroe. Detroit AID Jackson-
EI4ET EXPRESS: .-.-. ... -....
1850 +. n daily lexeept Saturday. ylaoll ;iehl,
With tr2lE I4r DetrG1s-
T5afns arrive from the East at TOO 4. n. and
1:30 ?. n
All TIE shove Fairs make -egqlae co2nscuona 70
R9ste9 Fn1la9eIpnts saltMers. nd ~ 2sl2ts East
Lu1arfoas new Sleeping Coaches ~1t1 au modern
Improvements useG only Oh thia s1d all connecting
rcada
through Tickets can be obtsl1ed At TIC Conpaay's
Gice, So CaEk stfeess ander tie Sherman House, or
TT re Depot coInS: of Van Buren an5 saetEia: 81
Gen1 S1pt. Toledo. o. Gez1 Western Agt.
, 1861-09-05
CHICAG0 AND ST. LOUIS

1na ErweN ac3 M1l Ttaa Leaves Wet Glds unlo1
Depot Chicago. 2t so T. II. daily, texcsEs s1adaOs
md sz1tTee rom Bk- LoAta 1t "a r. Ada3ty taxeeEt
6smdAY3 The Alton AtcrxAodxt3nH Tfs1 T1A
slexpdaE Car atached, Laws g s6E M. AstH {sE1
oeFE AN6ky} Ahde1xztTee 4t Hsx4 4 ~. ,,x-
, 1861-09-05

rHICAGO, BURLINGTON h
QUIECY RAuRDAn
Passenger Trims lEzTe and arrive at Chicago n Epi
loVs-Dsy K1p.esk It S'N 4 T. {sqndsys e7espseD,
ez1tyss 1t &5p r. Qs9ndA1 ezcepted1 Might ExpEaMi
- = r. Qaondsss exneRssd AaroEa Aeeoaznaaa.
II 1A16 i. l.. Raturda1a e1eeptSd)
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, 1861-09-05

A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTICE.
Il KsF4E1 o. WI1dIAN YAN ANT M1a & ~
= term of lie Coanty C4aEs Il * Cook Comfy II ~
ststs q 14ea = bs holder q r. "a G Stafs sSsr
ssSn. x He Ynfr8 Sn1dsT of September 7exk ess4
~ aztesatA az nsEso6 1ST ~ Il eskss 4 IT.
Vim AztssTs, hts = Wsf7c7 County asA stass =
Al 49, -. 40 ciatsas asslast d. kauaa sfe ze
nd I'D requested & stsssa tesa - tsezs, zoe -
pa"pae W :@'--~ = TOUNH 3CAEfXuN
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-04-11
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
CONDENSED FROM OUR rE1EeRApH1c RE-

CONDENSED FROM OUR rELEaRApH1c REpoRrs
The election in Rhode Island on the Sd nst result
ed IN the defeat of the Republican candidates Sprague
is reelected Governor by large majority. The Legis-
ature is opposition Sheffield and Brown are elected to
Congress over the late Republican members.
The Texas Legislature took notice of Gov. Hous-
tons appeal to sustain him in claiming to be still Gov
ernor of the State
The s. Carolina Convention has ratified the Perma-
nen Constitution of The Confederate States by vote of
l62 to 16.
The political news by the Steamer America at Ha,-
flax from Liverpool, is unimportant.
The bank of England has reduced the rates of dis
cent $50. 7sT. 80
The English insurance companies at Loyds have in
creased the rates OF insurance Cotton ships from 80
to 90 shlllings, including risks Of capture
Cotton closed firm Breadstufs firm and market quiet.
Corn was offered freely to-day. Rosin is dull at As 3d.
9 IS. I'd. Spirits Turpentine dull at 3ls