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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-05

: n PDRT ANT 40 COUNTRY MEk
/ CHANTS. NOW Is THE TINE TO SAVE
FIFTY PER CENT.-Ccuntry merchants wishing
to save hfty per cent. can do 50 by calling at my
Wholesale and Retail store; The only complete
stock OF Confectoneries in this city. nave also
completed, IN the rear CT my store, the largest
Candy Factory this side of New York. Merchants
are requested to call and examine forthe;AseiYeS'
A!ANTONI st. Nicholas saloon,
nh 90 Ih6 Main 81 ODD. kant. falue y 90
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-05

MI DICtNAL BRANDY.-PuTe Vines and
M Brandies Ter medicinal purposes, far sale by
w. PETERSON Il Co,
fs Main sfreaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-05

aANCHESTER SCALE EOhks.--Ne
IVA have on hand from the above factory, Plat
FORM SCALES, weighng from 400 to 1900 ibs B.
Also COUNTER SCALES OF every variety, and 50
AGENTS for the manufacturers are prepared to take
orders for railroad track, depot aud warehouse
scales, &c which for neatuess, Durability and &C.
suracy cannot be surpassed,
YAH-LEW, TAYLOR q Co,
In 2s-lv no. s MAIN street..
S1IAIE ROOFING. &c.-Fne subscriber Is
y prepared TO do SLATE ROOFING, in the best
manner, with Buckingham (Fa.) Slate, at y SIS
per square foot. He will also pat on GuTTA
PERCHA ROOFING In the most approved style
old SLATE ROOFS viii be repaired az short no.
tice and II his work will be warranted. lie So
iicits public patronage. PATRICK KAHN,
an s-suk Corner of sLh and Cary SITS.
, 1861-08-06
An Advisory Board for Secretary
Oha&ee
The Boston advertiser makes the following
very practical suggestions:

An Advisory Board for Secretary
Oha&ee
The Boston advertiser makes the following
very practical suggestions:
It has been urged, ne think With good
deal Of reason, that Rome provision should ba
made for temporarily providing the Secretary
Of the Treasury with body OF responsible ad-
visers. The affairs Ct his department are now
On such vast scale, and the financial que5
tions are Of s1ch vital importance to the
country, thst it is felt that they are now too
heavy taE for the powers Of any one .1nan
The country needs to have the best results Of
varied commercial and financial experience
brought to bear on its financial policy
AZ multitude Of interests, too great to be
eomprehended In any single mans vision, is
to be- affected by and to Influence the success
Of the administration Of the Treasury. In the
management Of the great loans for which the
Government is to 5all, it is easily seen thst
and important Questions, bearing closely On
The good credit OF the Government, and best
decided after comparison Of views and Of
experience.
alhe present Secretary, with his usual
| practical sense, has availed himself freely OF
1he advise Of monied men in New YORK. aud
| elsewhere, in determining questions relative
| to the Issuing Of leans and similar matters OF
administration. His occasion for such con.
Eultation hereafter is likely to be increased
| threetold, as he undertakes the great duty Of
Issuing loans now provided fof. Heretofore
there has been little jealousy, We think, lest
. particular interest might influence him toe
fAF, OF lest the Government might seem te
be placed too much III the power Of soms
monied interest or body Of capitalists. It il
vitality essential that any such apprehension
however mistaken, should be avoided hereat
ter, when not only the banks Of New York bu
every class in the community is to be cRllet
upon, to give its support to the national 4
nances. Perhaps no better means Of escapin!
any such embarrassment could be devised
than 20 provide the Secretary with Tressur
Board Of competent and well kowa men, es
| perienced in finance, acquainted with divers
Interests, and giving their advise under II
ecgnized responsibility to public opinion"
, 1861-08-06

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
4 James G. Mac1aE and Margaret Mactay, !is Wis.
Trustee. DC, deed Of trust dated Msrch Is, A. D.
ss saq "a hs IL liz ds &
IN Hook IL OF aeed. page e6l. in aud BY #ht:h sad
ssS H.na saa sed
north {erty6ine feet s g ef lSts seven @ aad eight
81 I: Ell fzet ep ciark street Dy shty fee: d
isatd premises being subject to GET in encabe snoa
E I soas tssE = asa
thousand dollar psy7ble II ten yeAts with atsrtssst
ssa ST Bs s4
Il af ses q
thereof should rg1al Gre and unpaid fot the ace od
thirty da:s afer tht Eane should become ies WI 24y
seIs ID e a epoa x III Aad
cClozs, atlntntsrators Ct ai2ns therenEoa pnS2u71
eassnd parable sSd sagh. &c as dnsqsd me-
aud il a1d sssd st detd tis REoy:dea tass u e.s
Of default in tee Payment Ct said h2aa Sr ~ na9
lie Per oraace e any Il she e7vsa.- IN s.td ds!t
Esa;ioa & ths lsEai holder Of s23 ooaa r. q
1spfess ntatiyes or attorney saond scl sad pretus
Nov default bcs1 maze t. 2; r.
isth to faiI L. D ISL Tor tic one bu7dEed spl
.a tas sd fos ePa5 &
sE elected + are s.; ths 2ns;R asa "a
sel{ raid prentice 1oca Is hereoy given taat IN par
Baa1cc Of sad b. vtrrue OF tho Po%:r3 II sAd asea
Sisy as 1as ss E hss i
o'tl5cE neon. Of said dsy as he norG 1ooS ae ~
Con Essg Il tas ess o5 Gneto 81 = RI, nsoy
tSs fish: ind equity q redemption Of Iald 5aau q
ssea AID aa5='iHj S6WAHs ~ IS. T. ARsc1.n rsazss
D.71s Ess9xx So;r'a le4ass9a5
, 1861-08-06
Lord John Rua4e1ps Elevation to tue
EGefaRe.
EFror41 thA T,oNfinI1 T;nAa 1u1y ~

LQE Iultk,
The announcement Of the intended el.va-
ton Of Lord John Russell to the House Of
Peers, although Of IN event neither prema-
tGre ROT unsuitable, will doubtless take many
of our readers by surprise. For the last five
and 1Or+y years the name Of Lord John Rus
sell has been scnnected with every species Of
political YiclEsltn1e with the most com
friluIe; Eith the formation of one govern
ment and the dissolution Of another; with
Catholic emancipation, with the reform bill,
with municipal reform, with the corn laWs-
in fact, with every stirring aud every import
ant measure Of the times in which We lire.
On all these subjects Lord John Russell has
played 20 uncomfortable part, and 1t cannot
seem unreasonable that in the fulness ofyear4
and tccors, the statesman Of such long and
| varied experience should seek for repo5e in
| that halcyon region where supply Is unknown,
+ where The dinner hour is the most sacred iu-
| atitutio8, and where an audience Of three OF
four d:ninishee the ditf1cnlty Of an orator and
| the chance Of hostile interruption.
Lerd John Russell first held seal in the
House Of Commons whea Geolge the III. was
| king, IL the year 1913, before the first Napo-
! 1ecn WIS Lalled from bis throne, and while
| to15isn was in the very zenith of its ascend
! aDcy- He h.s been First Lord OF the Treasu,
~, snd Secretary Of State for the Home, Col
orial and Foreign Departments; and, besides
| the Government OF which he WGs the head, he
| has been member Of the administrations Of
Lord Grey, Lord Melbourne, Lord Aberdeen
| md Lord Palme1s:o1. But above all, LORD
| john Russell was the man picked out from
the great Liberal party to move IN the Houst
| Of Commons the Introduction Of the great re
fc1m bill.
] It waa bis voice that frat iaaugurated ths
gzeat revolution, for such it has uudoubted1,
PROVED, Of 1882 Lord John Rnssells nam,
hiss been 60 long connected with the House 0
Commons that It is difficult to imagine hin
conteuding In any other arena. Bnt we cal
perceive the dignity and admit the wisdom 0
a retreat from the prominent position Thicl
he has so lors held in the public eye, befor
time has made any inroad on his faculties o
deprived him of the influence which he ha
so long exercised over the deliberations c
tie House OF Commons
, 1861-08-06
The cheapueas Of Submission.

Il costs too much, the Enquirer saye, to put
down rebellion, therefore we must let tho r.
bellion put US down It costs too much to
enforce The laws, therefore Ee must !et halt rat
ed against the traitors, they would have etX
I'd il power, and We should have Peaee- We
ean hive peace now il we viii only submit.
How much cheaper that would be than to at'
tempt to assert our rights In the Government
TIE sl2vea in the South have peace as long s.
they submit and take the lash quietly. we
can have 1t on the same terms. Let ns sub
zn1t and take the lash. The Enquirer is will
ing. tits quite arxious, aud has its back bow
ed ready for the whSp.-Csfseis'saf' t'dssff&
, 1861-08-06

TRUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas,
Joh9 IL Fink a1a W1ytass y ~ p, IT. h. rtc ~ of ~ s
as I'll sSss ss paf aa2 f.
Aforesaid n Roek Of Deeds Il Ra9e l1o eoavsyisz +
payment of Fur pronaissory Eosss. ct sven dets
tesreEish and TO The SUN ef sleTen haad-
5sd r. S to & tas eGe5 Ct a% La H IL
day q ls5: 1s5s, ior the sun I've haad-
Fa an en {s9 sss1s sH1 e. e: &c
said trust decd each ot three last mentioned pscss-
Eo1y notes being for the sum Of three haadrea dos.
snsam nn ia Il I'D r Psyspls s 81 :. lie
s. Davis n the citY q ch'eago; and Taersas ne sae
a 81 sna Cd q f1e
DeWes the present holder thereof by tne sait wy
liam Hosner and wteTsas ae,aut dtaa ma9 oeen aas n
e1ibe5, Recording 10 he and sneet taszeM md
thste dss tas TSd.1 # y91 1ss e. .9 z
to me by the said Robert psWes, legal holder q sid
"a tas i ssa
I'll sf = 5aRhS s9ssS De neTth ~: E q
Cook to tie highest bidder fof sssa. ID De aasaE
a5d foT re p1Iposss expressed n sald sE1st IL esa q
GSaa SoaE ;si2{I aSs. fsSs + i
TGWnthip forty-one t45 north Of kanse saIteea %
cast Of the third principal msf1Mzans a1E eg =
pSias toa aa sses Ssss e e sae
ming thence north Ss7 70 MIL Eese s 1a sasaoa
sssta est Y ssia5 sSt & tbense nesh wst
ehstnss ~ t'escs scrtn az 50 min Hsst 100 caanix
@ L Fl; Eef Is pase s. e
s9d at1d af j. x e. :; ri; @ aaa
t,:SrHs9-ti WILLIAM & DAVIS TTu3sea.
, 1861-08-06


This gallant and accomplished officer is
thus described BY correspondent Of the Gin
eianati Times:
Gen. Rosecrans ia at C1a1ksburgh, and I
must say that never felt 60 much dlesppoint-
ed in any man in my life. There he stood
with = miserable old blouse, Of the very com
monest material, On, without stitch indica-
tive Of his rank. The pants, sure enough,
we're Of the very coassest texture, and must
have Witnessed the affair at Rich Mountain.
The shoes were common brossns, such as the
soldiers wear, and must be at least three sizes
too 1a1ge for him. The cap Was Of very
coarse, miserablc material. His flannel shirt
was clean, but as coarse as "hfgh pfivate's. y
In ali, 7 took Gen. Rosecraus to be g. g. high !g
private" who VAS very popular With tn
everybody, and noticed particularly that h
had mere to Esy to the men than the officers
Whenever his back WIS turned and outo
hearing, the fellows would walk and cay:
"That's the chap for you" wont he dsht
| ehso "He's the bully boy" "Anothe
ronnd,' u Just look At his eJs, and ron vii
be sure to see fight there"
, 1861-08-06

CUMBERLAND GAr.-Eyery pass Or gap il
the Cumberland Mouutsina leading into East
Terneesee from Kentucky is now guarded By
a1med bodies Of secession troops, as also some
Of The gaps lcadipg into Vtrginia through
ueeaee:. At the Cumberland Gap, which is
The crest pass from Kentucky through East
Tennessee, the1e are now stationed . gus1a OF
sburt 500 Mer-one company Of cavalr7, Ithe
bslauce irfanhJ-at that point. The people
in tue Inountains afs getting restire ur3or this
state ct thnge sna nsse is SsR9'tt6a aRnt;
Gan Il sll hszu1s, SO thas our Unibn 'bfothrez
| +, East Ts1peseee can receive succor. We
4Ie looking fer lively ttmas thore befoz5 long
Mt. Sfe1ug (Ry.) Rhag.
, 1861-08-06

I Ulinols, Cook County e. s-SupcElrr EoNt q
.nsg ..an;ssgI segtf;n1ss Tssm A r. 2. ass1 - % a.
A9d9vis Of tho nngesideree Of Wa1s1&g & = N.Y. =
9oiss dteadsEta above na!ed hasTGE Gosyt Il astas
g2 Ngtca l. hereby girea e 7ad ths r. hit ~ c =.
hilsI oaeT that tEs conpal9ssE aI- faer.nf n.
hs aa5 81 sas ss%s: sa ssSssepoe q
trxasb!c o. tae ETst Moa:aa5of sepssuhsr max sf1
3 hS-s 1sM ssay5sa6c ys5 Sc a4,
,egm:rsiY e ast 5pEe.r hcto-o a1:d snsg.az foafs
ef csiese a,s5' ssns r. ~ r. F. Fl :. -
~ ~ II fitet MarGsy Of 5ecten1b ns3. n-t Hcs
eEsNer q dea:uE TO ths ssid coH.ss1oanss E:a e
u Charges and e::tse VIII le tsl:se q s5a,ss = :.
en7a4ex 81 az4d EHl GhLT-K kENsalL Gtt..'7
lt.nARo s SEIV8, Ccup&ts Sa:fa- u5Ea%t&
, 1861-08-06
TRIJSTEE'S SALE. Where's,

< join s. Wright and c. B. Wright his wife, did.
deliver certn deed Of trust bearing 4sts "a afore
said, and recorded IN the Kecor0srg Once Of Ce9k
whereby tbey conveyed to AleIander Gillef csrtsi1
prs lta in said trust dead described wh:h said Ent
rrn1rtssoly note therein described: and whereas de-
fault has been 1sde In the payment Of said note and
sppncaon having been mads to me- BY the legal bold
Of esid note EEL said premises under eNi deed
Of trust now therefore public notIca is hereby CIV
e. that shan se It pubic aaeton at the north do9s
Of the eonE house ia tns city Ct Caago e the hiEh
expressed. at ten O'Clock a M. on Wednesday. tha
seventh day of August ISL the premises IN said trust
CO. twelve q, tniHean ID. aud an undivided haf ct
f2nf ot he IastaeAst gnartGT o. section NO. tNElye
th.tssa 90 eat Ia Cook county Illinois with Al tne
and Al the riaht and equity Of redemption Of SAID
John 8. Wight and C. B. Wight theEG19.
Chicago, July q, 1851. tyEg2iatd
, 1861-08-06
CVATE0FTLINOIS. Cook Coun.

~ t.. fE-sapeEiot Court Of ChIc=go, August Term.
A. p; 1s6':-.Jamfs EcK1ndlsy Hi1li4m Mchfnaley
e lotics + given to the said Charles Danetel
that rtt Ct attachment Issued out OF the ONCE OF
the CesE oi tec Superior Court of Gticago dated the
seysqteeath 9sy e JnlE D. ,ss at tie suit of The
vile s. Inelaham and the eatate o. the said
Charles DAmeEel, faE the sum Of four hundred aud
nI etJ cue and SLIGO dollars, directed TO the Sheriff Of
Cook county. which aa1d writ has been returned exc
Cuted Now, therefore, unless you. the essd Charles
aaia sgrerior Court q c6ieago tae nrst
ArgrSt ?: ,ssl gtTs special bst5 saa plead e ths
you and in fs7or Of the said pla1ntis and 50 much o
he property attsc sched 20 naay hs peeesss to satisfy
tie said Iudmeat and e2stg Wy he Esld e SATISFY tae
same WAlFEH k1MBELl4 Clerk.
D. c&T.J NICHOLS, Plfs' Att'ya. N2Iga5a3u
, 1861-08-06
@'TN*S ee HORACE G. CHASE. Trustee.
Chicago. July eth lSol, fys-gslU-td

TENU5TEE S SALE W hcreas,
i Bernard &. CuullelA, Henry Waller and Sarah
p Waller his wife cxccqtctl aad delivered Young
Sca1nmon, certan deed Of trust. which bears d2te
March 18TH L. D. 1860 and Was recorded In the ONCE
Of the Recorder Of Cook County unno1s. On thc Ish
day OF March, A. D. 1850 in Book 123 OF Deeds At page
9g whereby they made conveyance Of certain pareeth
Ct land therein described to secure the paJsnt e
certain notes and interest thereon ALSO described u
raid trust deed which taid notes were drawn By said
Caulfcd, to secure au Indebtedness to Hodinann
GelrcEc.
and wl,e rcas It WAS provided In said trrst deed
that in default should be male In the paE.nent o3
according to their tenor AMI effect. ten on the sppl-
calloI. OF said Hettmann Gcpcke. thelr Legal repre-
ecntatyes asszns it should be for said Scam
mon to sell and dispose Of said premises OF any part
thereof In anner prescribed b. said trust deed ana
whereas. default has heeh made By hald Caul!eaa n
past due and unpaid And. whereas: aprncat!on haa
been made to me- the sald Scamno. by tic lesal hold
CT said notes. to sell sAId premises, as an c7eE
cred by said deed to DO
Now, therefore. nott-c Is hereby given that shsN
II o'clock in the forenoon, sell at rtbc auction ss tha
north door OF the Court House IN the city Q! Chlcaso
Cook County. Illinois, for the highest and be* tPrlce
the same wifi bring tn cash. the Said pafrela OF land
and an right bens1t and equity Of -elsup5on Of saa
premises afe described fellows to-xit; Al those
cer5In pieces and ttnate In the G1untg
of Cook and State cf Iins snd described ~ folle
namely: Lots 81, = = u In Block Lots II
a. - ", s. and ii In Block .: Lots = ~. - = g. tn
Flock s; Lets q II Block ]! al1 IN the swiit Ne
Of tile xest alf of the r. E anastsr of Section -
s. =. T. Ii E., lying IN tas e,tS 9! GhssaES ssS;r
Chicago, juno e6 isd1. jyn-g7s2Td
, 1861-08-06
And VIC hare an aggregate Of

And VIC hare an aggregate of............61,so 300
Showing that Pennsylyania, withln one
should no. further TeQutsition be made upon her.
By adding the forces furnished under the
first rsquisition for twenty-five regiments,
amounting to Is, SD men, PenlsylTanfa,s con
t11butioa to the MAI, within SIX months, is
shown to be Il $40 men. It is impossible to
estimate the number Of those who have en-
listed from Philadelphia, but 1t is at least one
third Of the aggregate.-PhA Inquirer.
, 1861-08-06

zegat a1berttEenI9.1tz.

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Wheraas.
Il JeeseB Bowman 4nd Aly1ra F. Bowman. tis
xts dt 11 tae tefe1d ,. ~ y.,5 ct 5qns p -
aeacribed. Il Hest to seeus shs ps5asaf 81 ssTtsa
pfxNstIF nGte for the sum 1f fonIteen hundred and
iorty collars sh y EeIa dsss5loed a9d speelaed
County. ID BeoS Nc 1S7 q Ueeda u pages 2M md is:
in cass slould Be made la tae garment ef said
6art thefept Whe Il mould becos due aceoidIag @
the 1ener effect thereof f9en On ~ q
he older Of taid note y ehond be %9a! te1 ne ao
any phi thereof and n right benefit and Y e9n!g q q
redemption of thesatd Boxma1 md vie then aetEs q
ass5gns rhertin In the manner n s4a ~ ~
deed the said Rolls FFer ch bas de ar:ed ths ne a.
u1cE tie application Ct tie tol3er Il sa!d 1ete n
tnly bEt IL .he superior Court Of Ch;caEo sHnz
4. D. ISL ordered sad dec1eed DE said Court tas!
Ssa Il I'd Ros ssen S % decsa.sa
reDt Ct said 1ote and he holder therer1 has ma.t
altEGAuon to the sad A. son q. Eowtr 70 advertise
tor xAle. trd to ~, and alapose ri the saa los aat
tie fat: Arsen Bower, tru1tee 50 aforesaid Will o.
ns nft en nc q G # snEg IT, s
Ct Tie Count House in Chicago. Cook County, STATE
Of Iliin.z offer for rails and se at public a1cda
cssf fne premises atnre7aid Win al the rSot henea
ard equity efrfdemotten ct the 8aid Jesss Bowman
snd rife the5ei1 The SID pssn1.es are stt1a:ea i
as follows: Lots numbered four I< MAE [91, ltj
Twelve Ll21 1httteen 1ixl fourteen Il4l, twenty on
i21]* teL two I2e9 10 The town q Ba msartlia. be
81 tne so1tEeazt quarter of section twslve IisI i
nshiP r. i91t { d;oge ES taefa ha 3 81
ANSOE g, BOWER Trustee,
, 1861-08-06

RUfH1 NlI = IA H." II H5T Fab1
L OF tie 18th Gay Of 1fa7, ls55, Hrsm C. Y. Oo@-
Cery pcd E.cfy Z. Cowdrry. his viff, e5ccatst -
ssu,aei +. sS1Haer tr deed cf tst cate upon IN
cezdsd IL ,hr KeccrGers ttace Of GsoS County. III
nc'a IN Book 81 & reets Page 81. e sees.S sas 2ay-
cularl. des ribed ali pa, allie tc tic order Of osa
IL Carter; AID. wte1ess. detarlt nas he5E maos q
trcet deen 1peatfoned, and srpli1ate1 haY1ns hean
Eane to the execq ors and Legal Ttnsessa:aays.
"a said trust Geea cesEiesd II pnEsaan:s f1hep2.es
eiren. that On saturday. the ThiEty-First dar of
auz1t !s6., a: tsn o'clock IL the forenoon o. said
Eeil 1T public suction to the highest biddse for cash
ths real tetste in said uBt dee1 described, viz
Eehooi sestion Addition y the CITY Of CaieaEo Cock
Belonging II oil tho right aid eluty Of redsnpa,
CT the grautoF, his heirs and ehsigus tarc n7
Tor the rurppss q In said tust DEF d stated
JOHN C. EAtNES,
ELBlsID1E g. HALL,
EXECUTORS Of Samuel F. Skinner. dec.A3sd.
is2S.q9A-S ID
, 1861-08-06

MASTERS SALE.-State Of Hi
1yl noik, County Of CoeE, ss.-snpezior Court Of
Chicago Isaac A. Pool Is, b y. Burde; t-etl to
fnrec1oee morteage-Publlc Rottce Il hereby given,
that II pnrsnanee and n virtue Of dett1 erdes en-
Msy. ?. 1@.. Ia ! Nichols, Special Master In
CbA1ceff 1T t1st purpose appointed by the said Su
the hiehest bidder for cash at the nor DIOR OF the
court house Of the county Of Cook IN the city Of Chi
g .atd county Of Cook and ssate Of 1nleo!s On
st ten o'clock IN tne forenoon of that the follow
ing deseribsd real estats to s: Let n1mnss twelve
rs snd seventeen QO IL block nfy ax G6) In Ca1al
Trustees Subdivision Of section ssEen t*W9 thirty
nine 90 north of range fonIteen 20 sast Of ID p pstaS a.
scIbsd ~ foH0wa to Wit: Commencing a. the no1tn.
east ccrner Of said Let number twelve Q2i theac=
running scDth three G. feet; thence in nor.hTester
y S1iesuoa e re1as twenty % 1est aon tss noEsh
thence east p The place of bsgnnlnzor 70 mneh q
amount due conpla:nant Under said decree, and costs
together with Special Masters fees. commissions and
disbursements OF said sale IRA j NICHOLS.
SPECIAL AasyeE IN Cna9sefy sprotnted By the su2ero:
Dated at Chlcago. July nth a. D. 1851 ty=Tss I'd
, 1861-08-06

TONES Il CARTWRIGHT,
, 1861-08-06
ItuHI aDhzr;cs eu1t1ttB

hUE1 GAE - GAlG.-W hEfea3.
Hcs7y Walter md snra1 B. Wsuez, It's wtte exns.
Cptec ESQ del1Tered 70 j. YourE Szamrnon. c.ftaio
drec of r3Et dated March 14th. a. p lsSo. AMI r.
EHa. + en- The .tt6 day Of 4arc'. 4 r. iste Il BvoS
IS e. Escds It Pags a2 1oayeying c.staia lots of
laid ard premises Is Se1en dsfclthei II tFn5t to -
"a. FIt Of cEtafn r1Glnf l8fy nse6 II said
trcEs d. ed fpecded; su1 ~here5s ERs prostsed 4
T3le dee Tint IN case default should b m1de hJ sAi
henry alIer to rag said notes SEd interest - taey
saSn.d resp 1etlyely become d1a sec.diEg = :heF
III tbtH iegRl representatives. Or Asssns Y
81 ~ t &C l1Tfal fcy aid ScaI1uon 70 geu = utsps
berrNt plSelstE er saE part tos1E7f, au1 ~ E!at,
W3IS t, sna lSaty Of offede:sp:1t1 Of said Waller
sr,iben ia ~ e4s g sssie1s therein IN rna7osr pS
9ens y inisst.t on said rotre favr 5nlas Gus aad
a1t ~ u1S n ~ sde By said Her.y 4tlsr, ia psy
ltAA y saH iat 1est ob snta n3tesAt t1c ta:e 1a7
Lae n13e 1ei ane a5d ssla teEezt nas ncs ben7 .11
Gelreks}t eoeers Il I'd a n 49, 1,9 70
arrls atton to said sc1ren to alveJsse Tor sNe AMI
sell, dispose ef Pad sc11i.es asc rin q tS~ nrn
yis.er.e G1 sat- t.ed !: t-st " 49, p
Now, tnete fvEe. notice is hereby given thst L ss
sstc j 'YourE s. auaEo1 *in on IT, Twent! RiattN
&c ock IN ths fct=ncE nc The nor5 door ot t,s
Eops- II the city Of ChiSHgo ID Epk County MI Gis
Off Ssle a.u sell At public snStfoo for ta ush.sI
and best price tt VII trI ii cash ta. pre- 5
sYn.esath vith Al right e-edt n:d eQ:1r cf rehe1p.
to1 Of said EepEJ ser snd .Flfs r::s@?. wei:a Id
pmIses arc 5tnste ia tho C2a1sy Q: Gosk ;ad ss,t;
T. Is 90 a. Il, z IS apa 4S H. n BocE L2ts
L McInIey's Eubdl:istcn of tie. north ha!f OF u
scEtt Ear 9: the west taH st tie y: = OF Sec. "a
7. NJ T. 1tE+ lying tn 1he C.ty q GEa3stIo ,t,
, 1861-08-06
MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas,

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~ John knIght and M Edmqnd Vars ef !he stata s
Ilino-, certain inIertnre OF mortgage. dated the
nineteenth day ofNoyenlbet. a D eighteen hundred
Recorders office e said Cook County In Book twenty
600. Is and b Which said fadentusa said Joha &
GLE. Is nertgagee, 81 q Eab-lo1 n99bsred Que 81
nnmber Que a. in block number ninety Six gs) in the
school secti'n Addition to Chicago aforesaid: said
Monfee stre5f and suan7nE ] basE s5uth. On Weals
he payment Of lie Ye @ certain pFomissor5 notes Of
the said knight aad Ware to ts sad GeiS given fE
bearing date With sad ndenture, the rst = fv6
hundred and eighty doll Is 4lgD payable 70
the Ra'd Geb from the date thereof the tccsnd
and f dollars t$f0l each. and payable respectively
osatd Geb. in tEo l three 81 and four years ftoE
the date thereof and the NH ami last fer the Of
($i-5 payable to The order Of the said Geib, dss
years ncin the date thereof with interest.
Aud whereas. default haa been made IN the payment
cftAe two notes last above nenttolcd. to wit: thu
Gate thereof Eectyc1y, and than thirty dAy1
ha> lug elapsed since the last Of til IN fill due and
whereas there IS due and unpad upon said notet
q principal and interest te sum of about Etnsteaa
New, therefore. In pursuance Of the power in Ins
vested by said fndcntnre Of mortgage the uatler
sgnea mo5tgsEee @ shall % sasa1day ;g, ne tTeat}
til fercnosn st Tie north door Of tne Court House i
tald city Of Chicago offer the sai4 Lots at public aue
ton and sell the same. and all right nod equity Of Is
re ssa pa 81 I'D aas
CURED Ia and selling said Lots a9d the Sd!
ba1ance principal and Interest aga on Est notes
| ..., PETER GE1B, AoEtEa.se.