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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23
Markets.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.


Co1ToN.-The market yesterday (Monday) opened with
brisk inquiry but it checked by the further ad-
vance in the Park discount The sales Of the day were
about 10 600 bales including 500 speculation and for
expert, at last fridays This morning the market
has been quiet and Il is computed that the sales will not
exceed 3 COO or 900 bales.
The report Of the Manchester market of this day has
not yet come to hand.
BEEA The rise in the Bank rate and the severi
~ OF the weather caused duh feeling the Corn FIX
charge this morning Flour slow Of sale at reduo-
tion OF Cd per Dbl Wheat sold only in retail at about
late rates lndian corn duh aud Cd quarter cheaper
mixed offered at ass without buyers.
PROVISIONS are very quiet and witho change In price,
raiow firm and in fair demand at SOS. 3D. for North
American.
PRoDUcE-Sugars quiet. Coffee doing nothing. Rice
inactive Ashes-Sma sales of pots at 2Ss Cd Dos. 3D.
Lnseed oil quiet at 30s 3d. Rosn sells at Is. 4d As
Cd. for common Spirits OF turpentne 32s 32s. Cd.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat firm and extreme rates realized Sugars quiet
but steady. Coffee in good demand. Nothing OF mo-
ment doing in tea. Rice firm but not much doing. Tai
low lire at COS. Cos 3D. Lnseed oil, 2Ss. 2Ss. Cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

The Cleveland. Columbus and Cincinnati, Rail-
road has declared semi-annual dividend Of five
and half per cent payable on the LIST February;
the Aston Fire Insurance Company. semi annual
dividend Of eight per cent, payable February l:
the Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company. semi
annual dividend of five per cent, payable on tho
LIST Of February.
At meeting Of the Loan Committee of tho As
sociated Banks, held the 10th instant, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were adopted
Whereas the associated banks have consented 70 the
ontnuance OF the agreement ontereo INTO tho 2ls day
Of November last; therefore,
Resolved That the agreement entered into the 2lt
day OF November last be continued until the 10th
day OF March next. provided by agreement signed
by all Of the associated banks dated January 49, 1851
Resolved That and al Ter saturday the 10th instant.
the equalization Of the specie held by the banks shall
limited 70 twenty five per cent OF their net deposits
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks.
made up Monday afternoon, presents the following
aggregates as compared with those OF the previous
t..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
TUESDAY, Jan. 22-6 ]

TUESDAY, Jan. 22-6 p. M.
The following is comparative statement of the
exports Exclusive Of specie) at New York for
the week and since January L.
1859. 1860 1891
Previously reported 1852 OLE 1,4g9 $50 275s,3Il
For the week. IA 1853 2,537,726 50lg,l79
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23
Italy.

ItAIy.
The Paris Patrie says-Negotiations have been open
ed at Gaeta for tho conclusion OF armistce on new
bases
Of January and mortar battery had been eetab shed
In the valley in a sheltered position
The London Daily Neas Of the 9Th that the
French government have offered TO withdraw their
squadron from Gaeta provided the Italian army viii
peud their fire till the 18th 10th, after which, Il s
Understood the Sardinians open tho bombardmout
from the sea.
conspiracy formed by the Bourbon party, but with
out any Importance, had been discovered at Naples.
-Four royast generals had been arrested with some Of
King Francis H., who had come from Gaeta Prince
Carigran was expected at Naples by the 10Th.
The Turin journals publish letter from Garibaldi, in
whUh no any intention OF Offering himself as
candidate for the post OF Deputy TO tho Italian Para
ment, and advises concord in order 10 arrive at the
delivery OF Venice.
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IN addition, some 400 900 under arms,
brieaded, in tho various garrsons OF the empire.
The Paris Bourse heavy, and the It'll rsntes de-
olined to G1f 20c, nearly x per tnan the
day preceding.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

ports that quarter have been smaller scale from
the Gu ports, being only 5000 bales. BY mail tbs
number OF vessels loading at the South for Great
ID aiD 100 agans, 1872 last year To France the total
l. 81 900 bales against 278 0Oo and 279 O00 In the
preceding years. By telegraph 81 900 bales cleared
from New Orleans and Mobile In tho following week. add
there thirty vessels loading against tty -four last
year. To other foreign ports the total lao 600
bales with only twenty eight vessels loading against
seventy one last year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-23

The semi official Domau Zttsng publishes letor from
London asserting that England will longer propose to
Austria me sale Of Veneta.
On the 9th disturbances took place at Herskoms Hun
gary which ncccsted the Intervention of the garrison
The soldiers were compelled TO mako OF their fire.
arms and five persons severely wounded in
quebec
The official Wiener Zeitumg publishes ordinance OF
the Minister OF State which Is to DO valid for all the
lands with the exception of Hungary Transyiva
mia, CTotia and yeneta. This ordinance specifies the
conditions of eligibility both for the electors and those
elected deputies the tho cities and rural
Those persons eligible deputies to the
Diet who Austrian citizens, who least thirty
years OF age in the full enjoyment of civil rights and
who belong TO one Of the classes privileged to VOTE
Germany.
In the Chamber OF Deputies at Dresden the Tth dur
ing debate tho question OF Denmark and the Duchess
d. Won BeDet the minister applauded the attitude OF
Prussia, whose overtures have met with APP
prevail and assent and said "there doubt that the
leadership OF Prussia will be supported all sides at the
approaching discussion OF the question by the federal Diet
All tho federal governments ready TO act in accord
with Prussia and evcn If necessary 10 take the lela
India and China.
The Bombay letters OF December IL and Calcutta OF De-
cember had reached England News anticipated Freights
at Bombay were very quiet
A Calcutta despatch Of December says the import
market was ve:y firm.
, 1861-09-23

&TATE OF: HIlNOIS, COOK
~ CQvk1XJ g Hxa1peltes' Ceazf A. Cs,e..a
EefooS I9@ 4 y 1s6l Mlllta3 F poE1att, dEs3
t3ctMeat
hlatA that witt Of attachment fs1ed cut q tle oa
e. e IS ce5k e e supe1er cont u cncazs issed
4al4 N1atan Z. Doxxtts .HdzEy-6- ssassx ss1 b.
AGnart As aad sEz4st ~ es.ate Il tas aA.a Aata4
Doll.1s directed 70 tho sheriff of Cook Cs1aty wsieS
hsa9 viii h1s beA4 returned executed,
snaH Pessola1y6e a4d appear beiors xhs MD 8ape.
t,o1 Eeott of ChkaDp- an q befnn II 11te day Il
H H itI thereof to he ho1dt1 It tue Court HeaRa Il
"a Gaty e chicaxo o. ehe hf.t Moadhy 4 oeeeSs.
n.;n;+ts x xt!e special bail. I'D pleeA t. the ~
zen A1d II tzvor f tie said william e OoS1cst Qn0-
y -: neeefss A1d D. B4hArF HHR, ~ 70 nISA q
tSe property attached ~ nAy IS 34zIci4af to ss1nF
1he aAme. WITTFF II III
6A1l0E Z aIFCK0oGK. PIt'TS af1tT ~ EGI In
, 1861-09-23
Reorganization OF the LRCraaaa
:. H.. HRoad.

from the N. 7. Evening Post, ISL, II gR
A scheme for making up party To purchase
tie L. Crosse and Milwaukee, Railroad hV
scaling the different interests Of the stock an,
nordholders, meets the approval Of many OF
the holders Of these securities; and, in fact.
some union CT these interests il highly de.ira-.
ble On all grounds, aud more espec1all7 as the
large net earnings Of the Western or hand
Gfant road Is now entirely diverted from it's
legitimate proprletors.
But In making up the echeme, eYerytuinp
seems to have been conceded to tie holders o}
that kind sf Land Grant bond which. tbonph
bearing the same date and covered by fRe
same mortgage a. the rest Of the Land Grant
1ssue is thus favored, because first numbered
and hrst paid out for iron and matariaI. The
holders Of the rest Of the issue, known IS the
nigh number bonds, pretty generally oppose
shB new scheme, except when the same par.
ties happen to be likewise oWncrs Of he iav.
number bonds.
Under this new plan the road is to be m ort.
gagged for 81 200 000, shout equal to the amount
Of AZ TIC deb:, and first md second prefe, nd
stock Of the Milwaukee and Prairie du Csian
Railroad. As the holders Of high number
bonds arc expected to take for them stock
coming after this mortgage and subject to it.
they cannot discover where their income is to
be aought for In times of ordinary traffic. The
lcE.Au1nbeI bondholders who expect to yet
!00 per cent in the new mortgage bonds, and
10 per ceHt-1R all-very naturally approTe-of
the acheme, and ~ they slain to hold a large
portion Of the nigh number Land Grant houds
they are quite confident OF success.
, 1861-09-23
,w~> ::.,.;
Gt)ir,a:l::qj]|;o il ]; .Etiihuile:
MONDAY, sEpTGMRER a. 1eai

r.r.1 ----.--
oe"149k Eof z 4Ws1fF Years
var, II Need b.
caleb Cushing addressed the eanual gath
| ering Of the sons and daupbtnrs ot a.1,ahn~1
Msse.. fb;a r.+5va 49,. - N'soa.1 4
- t>,D aAaso sown,} On 1oeeoay, N the
course OF which he said:
3 In time of w1r each subject owen to fhe
Government (who has the dgft tn t,emsnd ~ Il
Of him,} his BODY. his Tea1fh and ~ ::
thonghts; his body to defend t5e 4G Go1.r.' -.
ment, his means to sustain the Goyernm nmenf
I his moral allegiance to euunort tha Gn1srn,
ment and The Constitufion. So mt .fats
these things more deeply than ~, tss,1 Ssos'
Would to God that all would fael il thar dntv
| to suppert the Administration In this honr Il
trial I opposed the President fn. The 1ast
election, and others Of US did the sn1n,
honestly, openly, hnt from the part Of ~
who would BE- supposed bis political ensmiea N a.
come, no such yituperston aaatnst ~ aSta;
istrstion rs hsYe seen in soms of IT, w.;
iournals Of the partv Hhtch a1ectad ~
have been carried back bT tbese maS;on.,,+ , =,
nuendoes Of inefaciency md othar T.Ea fan1ta IL
to the days Of the ad1niniatratio1 ~ Pisro
Nov much az resisted the present a,io,;n;s~
tration aa it waa coming into aorer ~ hasa
declare, that whatsoever has been said If ns
CT thought of ne to the contrary. hava froT'
, 1861-09-23

SOUTH CAROLINA OvERDosE.-The follow
1ng from the National Republican, Washington,
D. G., IL probably the nearest to tae truth Of
any report form the South Carolina coast:
Among the refugees who came into Fort
Aatteras we're come parties Originally from
New York, who had eaw-mill estaoliIhnaent
Oh the North Carolina coast. They knew
nothing about any Union Lodges,' or the
election Of Members Of Congress-" which
have figured 20 largely in the sensation neHB-
papers, The people OF North Carollqs, they
say, merely follow their leaders, Tho arc for
secession, these people being generally" to
use their delicate lsnguage) "in moderate
circumstances" The Union men, Of the
Glars who do their own thinking, and do not
merely follow "leaders" sre sileneed, and
passively waiting for something to 'turn up. ~
, 1861-09-23
4 Sacred ThinE-.-NcbachAdn dnezzer1s =
judge.
fEIpM the IantaYilla Gazette

Mat- Carpenter, il his letter On slavery and
the wal, says that slavery is thought by some
to be s'saczed thing" This mustbe so.
we may oobhheate rebels lands, cattle, hor-
ses, ship and noaey-we may take his per-
sonM rights from him, Or even nil life, and it
is al right but the mdGexta rebels slaye is
touched there is attril Of fhorror sent through
the mind. There IL an ave for this ASSUMED
right in the oHershlp Of a m2a which is found
existing all over the country. It amoaats to
a1uperstition, and is almost equA to that
vhish fills the mind Of the poor pagan whea
he looks upon biz wooden god Izssmuch a.
this revsreace for the System ofslaEery is uni
not to be represented in tangible form sone-
where, 80 tla: its deTotees could lave their
thoughts directed to one point, In their deyo-
tions. Suppose we have on sebony idol, - sot
up at Washington, or aome other ceatral
point, for this purpote.
, 1861-09-23
A<97a a11&r1l1EnGEnt&,


3AIH VF EI4l1INUlS. COOK
S9HETT, sA-eupe.tnr Court Of Cad saeo, S D.
1oist isseS as;Esh ?S9a saes
and Eef1Hes pess oy 1tseHto tho said Joeph A. Green's
ont ss ~ Escne ttAt wit oi Attachment u nd
ChisNxa detee1 q the q tAG Ma1or Co1-t II
q sks u ~ d sd ssss he a, a
she ii sePs ae a5stne and Geosss Z srsas :
larA dir ct.d - e19ndfsd anc tH6nty xae i5-lC ao4
aAldzru* ~ ~ - see1H q Coz C.,anty Eh.ca
.r::oH; :feresSse' ef11at91s5z1este1es4asds, 1a9sz
apRssE beIere II s.sa ss.oae MI pfssa:1 bs .ad
e tss e.fs ths ~. a5. I'm Gss+t e GS9, On
-Aonday q sept-E6sr ~ e GhicaEn aa tes d1se
+ - 81 "a T sss II
and much Of tte properly ot said pa1.ss1
sasat 9a = 70 ..st7 p s4d Judgment I'd e e1 e "a n q
:: WATER Ena.,,
, 1861-09-23

Inc state OF Massachusetts is rich in imp1e
ment& OF war, if not il the men to use them
The Boston Journal of the 18th says:
The Quartermaster General Of the United
states Army OF the Western Department telc
ffap1ea 10 the Governor Of Massachusetts
asLipG if he could furniah two hundred Barons
for that division, and how soon. The Cover.
nor answered immediately that sixty wagon,
could be shipped yesterday By rail; and thst
after ten days he could furnish them with nl.
teen wagons day until the order WAS filled,
dispatch Vas received from Governor Denai-
son, Of Ohio, on Saturday, asking II MaaaacAu-
sets could furnish Ohio with infantry equip
meats- An answer WAS sent immediately thkt
this state could furnish Ohio, on enc hours
notice, with Is, 600 infantry equipments Of the
Q. 8: Army pattern, and $500 frs. quality
English, thus shelving the ample resources Of
our State,
, 1861-09-23

A REGIMENT OF OLD MES.-Several weeks
age we referred to the fact that Judge Turner,
OF Rochester, who served in the war Of 1872.
had obtained permission from General Scott
to rnlse regiment composed Of the soldiers
Of that war, and old men generally who were
was given on condition that special act might
be passed by Congress, admitting exempts to
serve, under pay. At present the government
cannot employ IS soldiers any Of It's subjects
over forty five years of age Judge Turner
that, in accordance with the permission afore-
said, he has been engaged Tor the past ten
weeks in recruiting for proposed osga1hation,
and now has between 500 and GOO men enlist
ed, whom be can muster in three days About
one-3l1th OF these lc members Of the asecond
var" He had depended On the e1ertiou4 of
Congressman Ely, now prisoner at Rich
mon6, In procuring the passage Of the Law re-
fszred to.-Bu6a1o Express, 20h.
, 1861-09-23

THICAGO d ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LLHK-F1Asaxd trA31s depart
hoR and 4111ve at Chicago u fou0N1:
D1T II tfeR md Nal fesse at 90 4 Il. s1d afrtTa
It ,t8P r. Il. Bdndky5 eXoep&ed
Right E1p4ese lsA7es : 8 l3 2. H. Saturday ex.
Joliet Ac,omnod1tspa 80e &: Z. sanda5a except
3D. JOIN r TRACY. 81@, a1pt
WI. sz Jou. assI 1Esal da7
, 1861-09-23

MI OKlt-AGE SALE w hereaE,
~ default has been made In The payment o1 css-
tain Eote Clearing date tha 91tk day OF March 4 D.
! ano due and payable In stx Teai1 a.ef date} for
11s ard niEety f9ur cents 3a ~ c0 and. whersas
Ass, e1aUlt 1ex been made IN the paJneut Of c.
tain boHd Or obligation. uf date Is eld 4Qte a1N
given t. secnre the payment OF the SUN of sevea
together u otheT Indebtedness, ara described f4
Kandolph sm Il anG % Ms1E.let E. e. Viz dssea a
9Th taJ q March D. E66. and Eecered il the Ks.
now therefore, in puryuance of the powers Of ssss
u sad3 mortgage continued public notice u hcteby
gwen. That OIL ednetlay tho twenty fifth, lay Il
that day at the north door CT the Court House il 9
city Of Chicago. County OF Cook aud St8te Of upo{G
shall sell st public auction to the highest bidder Eof
cash, the premises mentioned and described In ssid
boeS nhJ eight Isl of ths orfs1aI foWn of Cieaza 81
beginning 1 stake the eskt line Of eaid lot eiEt3
H. As sa:a lot *ss originally lsd cut forty5e
feet NORTH Of the cent? OF ssid east Lne; thence
ming west parallel with the north line OF Gad 10: eight
tsl st1ss th1t5 [aol isct vest Of the west ne q
Soet thsnes SH aosthssy. sss:t p!ialtl VI:
the east line OF sad lot seven (7] and the wc4t line N
said lot eight el to the north 1e II said lot sersn M
oa The alley thence along the north lines Of aatd fot
10: eight e{ thence Eoutoerlg along The east lne II
said lot eight to tha p1ace ct beginning all Ia tho tF
Of Chicago, County Of Cooz and State Of niuoiA witt
the tenements. heredttaro enta and appurta1aneea
de;gn1 fh,1e42to bMftGSnG M tSG a2 81 tas Eht anA ot
noftEaEoE. t4eE 4elrs a:d assigns therein.
n,F; H WESTON. AzGzree ef Mortgages
tMcA3o, Jul3 ~tn- as@1- .HAE+A-u
, 1861-09-23

Peans1lvanlA well Supplied:
The Harrisburg (Pa~,) Telegraph, of the 18th,
tays:
There are nine thousand one hundred and
fifty rifles and muskets at the command of the
authorltlcs OF The state Of Pennsylvania, i'm
mediate1y to arm the forces she Is raising to
contribute to the support Of the General Gov
eminent Besi2e' those on hand, the agents
ct tie Adjutsnt Generals department are con
stantly engaged In collecting and repairing the
ssRs which have by any means become scat-
tered or injured. So that IN this particular
branch Pen1sytEaniA, Rs in all her other rela-
ions to the Federal Government, IL without a
rival among the 1oysl States.
, 1861-09-23

A HARD H1T.-The Asnd-Zeitung, ono Of
the most spirited OF the German Journals Of
New York city, Says very hard thing Of the
late disonion proprietor Of the Daily Nsns:
!" In his valedictory, the editor Of the DaQu
Ae.o., Mr.. Wood, compares himself to LHzarus.
Like him. sayn Mr.. Wood, I an not dead,
but sleeping He would have made the CON,
ra1ison Auch more perfect If he bad only pro
trscted it SO ~ to include the remark made
On the occasion alluded to BY Martha to our
Saviour: Lord, By this time he stinke.h.'"
, 1861-09-23

The aeoTe sale Is adj Znr1ed to MONDAY. tie s5A
ptace. " IRS SEaTF
aster II Ghancerg Of the Superior Court Of Chicago.
Chlcag5. Sept, 4th7 1861. eet-y5.6td
, 1861-09-23

DR. sNEE1E HFAILIP1k Y9g1MpEr :. ~.
pa NON ths Tscsipe at DF. s+spAen sweet OF Con-
us'cu1 me great honesette1 snd aAs been used In
.eoce iof the Last tEenzy 1eass With the most
.<tea Hfsnccem- Il an exteus1 -ernety IT 1s v{ts,.
$ md Rm alleviate px'- -aore speedily saax
~ oae1 QferArauoc. Fer all aae.na5c aud ye,
Soas Disorders It Is trui. tn.albie a, H,.rn-.n-.
W S3es "e:zne1, sprai1s Brcises, &C. it, soot,,,ng
~. eao oo~effua Strengthening properties, exdps
e inst wonder and astsnshr1ent Of III xtn Inv. 49,
~ 1s1a t7A ovsr four hundred ee-uacate. Of IA.
Iue.' pes1as7Eed By 1t ~1ssr the Last sxo
De&lerA .1Eeo ~ - Al
, 1861-09-23

zATso ?-The Boston Post has the follow.
ing, which wesubmit is good thing although
libel:
They have a story in Chicago about at
drunken captain who met private OF his
company in the ssme condition. The cap.
tain ordered him to halt, and endeavoring in
vain to aesume firm position On hia feet, and
to talk with djguided severity, exclaimed
"Pt:yate Smith, III give you II {hic) four
toidfer, as your {hic) sight arunkeraiam,
III give you till five O'Clock 10 gi5sober in"
, 1861-09-23

From an exchange ve learn that val
ugp!e church, belonging to the Congregation
A. Turner ha1 faithfully preached for several
ysars, WIS Set on fire BY band Of secession
lists and tnsned to the ground. It had been
tecsnty rebuilt, At . cost Of $4,000, and was
neat and cGmfortable ediieo. 4 large acade-
ny aejoini' 6 W8s also consumed by The ZANE
desp2tadols.
, 1861-09-23

FEEIGETS
~ mfs Ioot9 Fretahts Of 81 descriptions can be to
Eafued Gom Fh1adelphtA, New York Boston OF Bal
Tmota 70 and IT m an. point the railroads OF Ohio
keHsueAyt Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa or Nj
anNI1t 81 RAILROAD pIEEGr -
Ine HeAnsylvan1a Railroad also connects At Fits
to tort on he Ohio aGeEsneum Eeatactv m q ren
Res.se c.nrl.na Il. Illinois MI5sssiep WIaeonsa
CleFeiand sanc1sky and Chicago with 9tse1iers f5
aH Hporn o1 the NolthwesteIn L4kes- "
confidence on its speedy tr8re1t ' @"
THE RATES or WEIGHT to and nom anv r,osnt
n tae wet by TIE Penna5lysnis Kailroad are It al
CoEpAniee "0
+,R Be particular to marx packages IVA PKssA,
. 4. J: kNEErER Philadelphia
AAGRAW kQOES. 50 Ncrth Street, Baltimore
LEECH d CO. No. 2 4stor EQu1e. or No Sonth
William street. Ne~ York "~
LEACA 4 CO. no. q 5t4te Street. Boston
=. H. HOUSTON. General Freight Agent PhiIa
l. l. HC UT. General Ttckot Axest Ph1fh
ESoCH l1Wia. Gen Supt, AItcera Pa jani'6gsly
, 1861-09-23

TRUSTEES SsJ.E.-Whereas,
n HenEE Ws!1er and ssrsh wal1er 1s ,r.tu AKA.
ise us aesss ss;sa s49sl T. ! f9sF q sss s
f1Laed 5 y t3s rs e1see st ne Recorder COG County
" g nstcA st Page w. con :eying csrtasz lots Gd
@ aIa .ao premises sserer daeerib:3- N trust - ~
tnst deed y ec1ned and. wert.s tt wis proyf3nd In
sad ceen Tat In caae deAalt aloa1t be ada bY s.T
heary Waller 70 Iag said notes AID interest Il thI,S
tneEia seap.cttyeiy become dae according to theF
stpca e. insT tasi O. appesoa Of nodaaa
eaoaa oe lATfi tor satd ScAno 10 ael; ard jisnnee
bereh: sna tqlltE ct reGe@::.ca of ssid Walsr It'd
scr1bed IN satd deed: acd wGe-Gas certain insfal.
Elen5 ot Interest cE s3.d ootcd hav+ feaG uus and
default has ne en- made bT Sad Henry sfer in pAy.
IneEt Of Aald tntel ct on SAID as the sHn hen
ne s9s lei. d1a, A2d sAi5 Interest has bscz pa6
boer af "a fsaad w.. sa I'd
Agitation TO said Sca.nzon to advertise ID. saIe RQd
Seu AL LspcSe OF 3ald efsts aecaru9 10 Iac ecss
F1E,ont Of sR,l 3ced Of trust
NoE. thcrtfoEe. notice Il hereby gt4sn that l. sa
dsy of September. L. D. lEs;, q: the hour of -
O'Clock u the forenoon north door OF tAs Covff
Hoube, In th& city Q! Chca9c t. ,ck Co1nty Iii sp4s
oder fEf skle and SELL It public succn tcr
a5d oest price the zane Fill brr IN csah preaisas
tfoseshd e!1h Al T1ght teaent "a eq9tsV ofrs4eMR
1re !eee are situate IN the County Cook md Stst6
e !ltEcls a?d d:scrl3e1 IS fol- -Lors n1,ansrrd
Il " g, a. 81 - 4, u Is AMI II In Block ! Lon
Il = II B.ock ): .nd Let y n Block ~ n swtd
T. S9s Il. II E. lying i II The he CITY of Ca1sago-
= YOUNG SCAHMON. rtusta4
Ch:cago, Ju1s Ath, 1861, E<5E3u.m
, 1861-09-23

Steinson, Norwegian from L. Sale county.
Illinois, waa indicted for stealing $151 fro1n
Msry Ahe1n, and was soa1@ncea 10 tho Stats
PEieon for three years and eight months.-N.
7. Eve. fbS, 1914.
, 1861-09-23

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