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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24
I KIDS.
LOUIS 4. MAJ KI.OT,
BANKER a DEiiER IL EAiNiN,sF.
D0VCnDD Iowa.

40 la
GEO. ). 6. pow = r. nKowS
nov a RssaW%,
4 T1oKNEl~ aNB.,ui N-ELoRS f1LAN.
N and Notarc- Public.
>. =. Brown, United States Commissioner
OFFICIAL Louis A. Mack,ots Exchange Or
dc, Davenport, Iowa. mara-u
| GuAs. 4. PUTNAM. JOHN ~ Romans
~ NAN q Et1i.EH>.
4 TTORNEYS N9ELOkS ATTAIN.
"A OFFICE, Davenport Block, No. ~, MAN s..
second Floor. iuu7- lit
WI. 4. DIIIOE,
4 IT oKNtY AID COUNSELLOR AT LAM.
~ OtFie f, up stairs corner ot Main ana second
streets, in Mc,anus shepherd, block opposite
state iiauk. inch25 ltf
~. r sHANK,
4 TTOhNLY AND OtNSELOR AT Law.
N aad Notary Public. No. Nokoll- Block, bat-
export iowa mar3 q
GGOKGE T.. HIKstEsl.
4 TIokNEY AT Law And NOTARY II Is.
a Lie. OFFICE, NIckols Block corner OF Brady
and second streets.
aplG diy
LAW i'artncs ship.
mo. ?. COOK. j.. WILSON DkCRY.
COOK q DKiHX,
Saosseorsto Coax, D,loa & Ltrdiey
III HAVE FORMED A PARTNERSHIP
~ tor the pr tctiee Of the Law. to which "
5ha devote our personal attention.
March, 1850. COOK DRuil
FRANZ rLuMER. Gro. N. vAsapsas
rLIMMEK ~ VAN .iOsEs,
TfOkNEls AND COuNSELoKs l.Aa
\ aud Notaries Public. Also, agents taf tu,
Charter Oak City Fire Insurance Co., iiarti "a,
Conn, Capital, s300,o00; City Fire insurance Co.,
New Haven, Conn, Capital s50o,O4O
Ounce IN l.etiaire Block. Davenport. ss;7
II. D. e0NuDon. WI m.LL.
CUsGDON a BALI,
4 T.OhNEYSAN coUNSELOKS ATLAW,
4 fHi Notaries Pubiic. Office North ,.sst
Jrner ! Brady and second streets, up-.taIr.
fltrti. Oh Brady street iulY ~ i!tf
JAS. r. LANE, ow sklssAK
LANE q SKINNER,
4 IToRNEYS AT LAW. OF IcE-CoR
"A hEK u second ana Brady Streets OYER
oihltats stpre. Zee
r.e.cAMrBELL. JOINS Z. am.
CAMPBELL n Bills,
4 IiOtNflS AND COLNSELOK- AT Law.
~ office, ~. ! Davenports isl3,k. noy2i If
BUKris nuJ>E.
4 tOkNEk Of IOWA AND fItTI STREETS
~ davenport, iowa. mch12d
tEW PENNSHLti HOUSE.
4 scaNER Or FOURTH AND IONA ITS,
" Davenport Iowa. DAyI. d SoAH, Prophet -
rfee On nlbns 10 and from the ears. Oice III.
>taets leaving for l.et.atrc, Princeton Lyons De-
Ma, Sla4uoketa ana Ananosa
tatn obe Doiaf per DAY. au4Zf-I
LIE (LiInI uOIsE.
CORNER SECOND AND N Z IN SITS.
1AvonIoort, low.
aIILs 4 ia B...........Psopri tors.
AFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOX L.
~ claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dew itt Maquokeia
ana hnamn-a. lunel2 1T
A. T.. - -. KELLY,
DAGkEKS OF BEEF AND PORK. AND
l shippers u Lave stock, 81 BRADY street.
ran ih-1fw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24
ANOTHER BIZ: SCARE.


Almost every day our reports con.
tain some intelligence tending TO snow
that Eng land, France and other bowers
OF Europe are about to interpose either
directly or indirectly for the recc-
ton Of the Southern Confea ,5ni-
one pretends, that 4eracy. No
there has be- we know OF, that
TOR IN any official information
lat end, yet the runor IS kept awe
and the public mind constantly fed with
fearful apprehensions. 1t appears to Us
there must be, somewhere, some fouhda-
ton for these reports, and yet with the
official declarations OF the nations al
luded to, it is difficult to see how any
interference is to ensue.
The latest scare 10 that England,
France and Spain are growing anxious
concerning the rights Of Mexico, and the
probabilities that the Southern Confed-
eracy will, in case OF success, endeavor
to possess itself Of the sail of that
crumbl,ng republic. 1t seems from
this bit Of news that those powers are
not in favor Of seeing Mexico swallowed
up, and fearing that such an event may
transpire, they say to the Southern
States now, you just bind yourselves mol
to meddle with Mexico and we will see
that the Federal Government lets yot
alone. The rumor may be plausible
one, yet we do not believe it has any
foundation. We are OF the opinion thai
it will be long time before Great Bit
ain or France either will interfere ii
this fight, and We have not the least idea
that any such proposition has or will b
made. What the sense is ofkeepiag sucl
idlerumors afoat is mystery to US. Their
can be no possible good Arising there
from, but damage to the peace cause
When European powers get ready to in
teIfere, We have not the least idea they
Will Keep the movement so secret tina
none but newspaper correspondents cal
find it cut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24

sa'c 81 Kcfrc.isnaesat booths
ON SATURDAY. the oath inst at o'clock P.
". t.ere " II be sold Auction. to the highest
oldder, the use Of the Re reshment booths at the
cott .ounty Fair Grounds, for the term OF the
.4a'siton. Provision and Fruit Dealers will
'an n, NOTICE and Conduct themselves acc ..-.
iEbMS--Cash at the time OF sale.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24


Ma. FISHER DECLISEs.-The Hon
Matnrln l.. Fisher has publishe 4 let
ter i'll the Dubuque Herald, whereby
he d eciines the nomination TO the office
OF Lieut.. Governor, which was made by
the Mahony Convention, on the 24th Of
August, 1t is presume'. that the Com.
miItee viii at once proceed to fill the
vacancy by appointment.
THE McGregor Press says that the
largest and most valuable body of lead
ore ever discovered in the county of
CLAYTON, is now being worked by Col.
Henry +. Lander, near the mouth of
Turkey river. Col. Lander is one OF the
pioneers of Clayton county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24
4. T.. a. -. KELLY.
j. &. Nli.skt

DACkERS OF BEEF AND PORK, ASD
l Shippers u Lave stock, 81 brady street
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24

when sent 1OTtu COtnpaHles III Tue TSt
Regiment are unanimous in their action
In preparing hearty welcome back to
their brave volunteers. This is as it
should be.
Pisu.-A Long Branch correspon-
dent of the World announces chat Mrs.
Lincoln has "cNpresscd her Intention OF
dining sans ceremOnie at the table dhote,
gracious deterence to tie guests, rhich
wW be duly appreciated anil applaud
ed." What next?
We are indebted to orr friend Rich
ard~on, of the Davenport DemO crat, for
a complimentary" to the Scott County
Agricultural Fair, to be holden on the
9th, 10th, llth, 18th and 18th OF Sep
TENDER. $4,000 in cash premiums are
offered, and competition is open to the
world. Arrangements nave been made
with the Railroad company to carry
stock to and from the Far free, and
passengers at half fare. Lady equcs
rianism will be one of the leading fea-
lures OF the exhibition. In tie language
Of quaint John GilpiD, "mav we be there
to see.'-Ioua Oily Republican.
| We hope so too; and inasmuch as the
johnson County Fair is not to be held
this fall, We would suggest that the PEG
pie that way turn out and come aud sec
us. There is not mnch finer stock in
the State than that owned by NJ. l.
Morris, of johnson county. There is 4
premium of $50 offered for the best bull
which might be appropriated there
Bring in some Of your fine stock, gentle
men.
ScorT COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SoCIR
TY.-We have received from our REICH
Dor of the Davenport DEMocRAr a com
plimentary ticket and polite invitation
to attend the next Fair CT this Society
to be held at Davenport, commencing OF
the 9th ard continuing until the 18th
Prox. The Fair is open to all the wos 4
and promises to be the best County Fa,
/ 10 the State for 1861. Two thousant
dollars are to be distributed in premi
ums. The premiums on horses of speed
and blood range from t25 to $780,
: Aslscatiss Journal,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24
DtSSOLufiOIl.

DtSSOtuflON.
NE Co-PARTNERSHIP OF CORBlN, DOW
! Brown is this day dissolved by the with
afawal OF Mr.. Austin Corhin
AUSTIN CORRIN.
GEO. s. G. LOW.
SAMUEL Z. BROWN.
July 81, 1861.
:. "eo ,. z. Dow and Samuel E. Brown will con-
e .nue me practice of law, partners, under the
~ VI VI DOW q Brown. at the Old place. lJySI
REMOVAL.
"A NJ ERON 4 WlDDR N GTON,
HOUSE PAINTERS AND GLAzIERs,
HAVING MOVED FROM NO. ., EAST
u Third street to No Is, West Third street, are
now now ready to attend to all orders Of Painting
r r J and Decorative Paper hanging, Granisg,
" "a'rol'ng, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
C"loring. inch23-6m
", kINTlNG OF ALL KINDS DONE On
ECIiEDsox, WEST co,
APsst, OEss :blesk. sisdy y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24

Qua NOBLE VOLUNTEERS. We No-
ticc that the various towns in Iowa
which sent forth companies in tie FIRST
Regiment are unanlmous IN Their action
in preparing hearty welcome back to
their brave volunteers. This is AS j,
should be.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-24
DEMOCRAT & NEWS,

NsGAA 10 BISON W.. - To-
PRoPgIEToRs
D. N. RIcHARDsoS, ore. n. vrs-
OR0 =. CARFRETkH.
We the undersigned aglee to the following
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.-izls cent? Re! week p, able to carriers
NAL ana post -once subscribers, sb,toIer sutun
payable in advance.
WkEKLY.-s2 200 per annum, n advance
TERMS OF ADVERTISING IL DAILY
NIX ) Qt ARE OF TWELVE LINES OK OK
Inch ISsPACK.
One day. 50 rs One month. s. 6y
Two days, % six weeks 4 eu
Three days, % Two months. 90
Four days, | 20 Three Months. eU
Five days, I rs Four months 90
Ons week, 20 six malths, 10 D.
Two weeks, 90 year, no charge, T. er
iafee "esks, % 2squarcs, year, % 90
, 1861-09-25

ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
T. TEtBDE, D1uzAa1p.-Pubuc Notice rs hereby
Etver % ri pe.soas ha:iq& clA'1ns and deManda
Cd to 7reaeat the Same for adjudication aud seeas1t
+ rezal,r tern te5,n of p. shs County Co.rt of Coo9 @
Of Chicago on the third Ao74A7 t5eYeambez. 4 u
1sE14 bei1E the I6th!dAy thereof
ChicaRQ, Jnne 1t& Is6l fJ6FUGAf
, 1861-09-25

American Facfe-sFrom the Other
Side.
The information relative to American poll
tics, Gt1iyed from the special correspondence
of MI. Rnssel1, which the London Times COM
municates to = greatly y:Wondering world, hss
the advantage, at all events, Of being particu-
larly ,ae,p. Mr.. Russell describes battles which
he has not seen, and circumstances which hare
not occurred, with equal ability. We learn,
from the la&t-received number Of the Times,
l. That Canada has a right to be alarmed at
American intentions Of invasion, and has =
population from which 5000 soldiers can be
raised, in less than no time.
2. That the United States Of America have
ceaEed to be.
5. That the eubjugation Of the South Is next
to impossible, and It's submission in the high
est degree improbable.
l. That all the incidents Of the Wat HATTIE.
raA included appear to have keen in favor Of
the Confederate States.
5. That the staunchest Federalists hsYe aoT
brought themselves to contemplate the diarup
tion Of the Union a 8 probable result.
g. That traveller would find himself at mort
liberty in Venice than in New York.
Z. That it is intended to t21 soap and psper,
in order to carry On the war.
HTheze are few of the Tunes special Ameri
can facts. Cannot Mr. Russell find something
authentic to write to his employers, without
yeutu1ing on candrds such a these?
, 1861-09-25


dence from the United States steamer PoWha-
tan, off Eouth.wc4t Pass, Mississippi River,
Aug. II, giving en- acccunt Of the 70 capture
of lie schooner Abbie Bradford Of Boston,
which had been taken by the Sumter, and was
making for New Orleans In charge Of prize
crew. She y2s discovered toward night on
miles up the coast EARLY next morning an
expedition was fitted out under command Of
Lieut.. Walter ". Queen Of Philadelphia, con-
siBtirg Of the third cutters crew, armed to the
teeth, which, after pulling aid sailing twenty
mica, came up with the strange schooner.
The writer says:
"The moment those On board the schooner
spied our cutter coming up With the Ame11
can fig flying, they prepared to Get under
way, and had partly succeeded IN getting up
anchor. and had Eofsted their feresail hut afte1
three ehots from our cut 'er, he wisely conc1u:
ded to theave to- The cutter cane up, ana
the Crew having boarded her, the captain told
| ali manner Of stories Is to Whist had brought
| him here; but after successful ruse on tn
| part Of Lieutenant Queen, he succeeded il
| confirming rs suspicious that she Vas not Il
! together right.
ssHe said it looked rather strange tat thze.
| OF four Of . echooner's crew should be oil
mzn-ofwar's me1, end atill wearing blus
clotkes Of the assy make : these are generally
| discarded by them when they enter tho m II
cbans service. Aner searching arouad the,
found = email bag from the pri7ateer Sumter
and the schooner proved to be the Ahhie Brad
| ferd Of Boston, prize to the Sumter, clptur
cd by her just outside OF Puerto CsbelIo, Ven
zuela, and manned by a prize crew Of the Sun
Nr's men, q guaztarmaster acting as sallia'
| raater. These msa were trusted witk thi
Prize to carry the mall sna d:sps.saes to Ne'
Barrstafis, which places wero not blockade
a. the time cf the S1nnter's leaving there"
, 1861-09-25

A CHAEaE.-Oue Of the finest Of the palatial
brown stone fronts on Madison square, erect
ed, without regard to cost, upon the most ex-
ago, and presented by her father to the wife Of
one Of our dry goods merchants engaged e1-
c]usive1y In the Southern trade The house
and all it, magnificent furniture, in good
times, are worth perhaps sixty thousand dol
band, Of course, has become hopelessly tnsol-
vent, and can see no way Of seeming his sup
Port. The wife has property {eome OF it CON
lra6and) at the South, but can get no remit.
tances. There they live N that palace OF OF
wealth, the envy of ignorant paasers by, una
BILE to command supporting income, unable
even to procure tenant for 80 extensive a.
establishment, (Which they, would gladly let
for an almost nominal rent,) pointing anew
he wen worn moral, all that glitters is not
gold" And New York can furnish thousand
such instances to-day.-M. Z. Cor. Boston Rpst
, 1861-09-25

IT191 ~ 1Vu1u,1s s1E71.1
We saK q gentleman yesterday who has Just
returned from Denver City and the PikeB Peak
gold mine4. He states that numerous parties
Of rebels are rsvagfng the unprotected settle
party Of the traitors, eight IN number, At.
tackled the stage.eoachfn which our informant
aud five OF ak other gentlemen were travel
ing, and demanded their surre1dar TO "se.
cesh." A quick Il thought the whole Of the
passengers drew their reTolvers, shot five Of
tie rebel thieves dead In their tracks, captured
the other three and handed them over to the
ssys good deal Of gold ia being mined in the
Pixies Peak region, and he exhibited to Us his
"pile" Of the shining dust recently gathered
by hil own hands Amounting to several thou
Rand dollars.
, 1861-09-25
4 Million Dollars worth of Brandy
Sa1Zeaa

u AoAa LIZ Az - 4AApACNe3 <4El.J
During the present week the Collector Of
the Port, BY his deputies, seized seven carsoea
OF Liquors. Imported into this port during the
months OF July aad August, and stored il the
bonded warehouses. Il appears that seven
veseels, among which were the Columbia,
Ibertas, Mississippi and Virginia, left Bor-
deaux tor New Orleans before The blockade Of
the Mississippi Vas declared, having full car
goes Of liquors, etc On arriving at the South
West Pass, thsy were ordered off by the
blockading Equacron, ,and proceeded to North
e1n ports, where the couaiEnees applied at the
Custom House for permission to enter the
goods. They were told By Michael Hofm an,
the efficient first deputy collector, that the
goods could not be entered unleas Consular
Certificate was produced, showing that the
careoes were not tie property parties resid-
ing in the rebel States. In this way the Cus-
tom House authorities delayed the passing Of
the cargoes, which Ter. accordingly stored in
the Bonded Warehouse, until information
could be received whether or not they were
owned by secessionisss. This information ar
rived this week, md acting thereon the goods
we're taken possession Of. The co1tignets will
noT have to prove that the goods are the
property Of French citizens, before they can
| be given up. In ore OF two cases this has
been done, but in most instances the proof
will be impossible. O4e vessel, the David has
| gone to Philadelphia, where the cargo will
| probably be confscated-
, 1861-09-25
.:..- 48dlfnHB8.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL. RAIL
Nk R0AD.
:: GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE


II Hsw York. New: :1shsla1A ana tbs
CAAAd48.
On nd sfter SUNDAY, Aug I'M 1sM. Trains isSva
~ 1FNt CNntr1i Depot foot Of LAko street. 1t
Y:no A. N-Lsghtn1ng E1pYe!A I4{ospt e1ndAy3 e,
Rs@YorE, ES 10 +. Ii; Boston, n:s5 T. =
NxA P, B-NeW York md Bostcn E1praeA lexcsps
BstUrdAy1 t1ftve 1t Detroit .t:t9 4 y. :;
{Toronto IA 2. Il: Montreal l2o2 \ .
eofren2on BddEe or R1daln, SO 7.
Albany, so T. n; Now York. 100 T. Il;
Bo&tqQ. l22D r, II
Cincinnati TIsinK IL n q, EAi1tosd lezve Chicago
at 700 4. n. Nal Trsin B:1A P H. Fast Express;
t,511e n Chicago 1t 3-0o 4. II: Fast Express, and
12:4k EIsht M4u Train
The S11 F. n Train 1eav1.K Chicago runs through
to ctnctnnsh Without CHI nxe ot cats or baggage.
6aisbury's Patent Busters
Are run on Day Expzoas Tfs1nA
1ATEET SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAIN8
II Baggage Checked Through ii
THROEGH 1ICKRT5 ter sails IN Ill principal RslI
road 0Mce. II tho West At tte aaIe12 Once, corner
3, n HCE. General 8upes1Cttndsat
10 4 BEAN, Western Fask AEt.
, 1861-09-25

TRUSTEE S SALE.-Whereas,
= a Bernard g: Caulheld. Henry Waller aEt sara&
waller. his wife executed and dsnYercd 70 J. Young
Aa5ch !ash. D. is6A snt EAe recorded Ia tbs oe1c9
day Of March A. .. 1tt Book Is OF Deeds 1t ra-o
=: whe1eo, they made c31yc5ance Of certain psrcs8
esrta.a notes Ind Interest tacseon 40 dssc1fSd T.
said @at d1ad. which said uote5 Eea trswn b? aid
Z saulheld,tS Et.-E. H. 1E3Gbt5iness - Hsfm2ansA
Gelpeke y
And, whereas, It vas provided IN said trust deed,
that In cse default should be sde IN TIE pAvnact c
according to thets tenor and effect .hes OF the ape
calion OF said HenmAnn GrlncSe thetr legal re-Ts+
scntavcs HsslgaG, II should be xWl fer stA ScaM-
non to sell and d. pose Of aat premises o. p61t
thereof IL manner prescribed by salt: trnst deed: and
whereas default has been msde b. sasG CAu!sesd Is
past doe and unpaid. A3d; whereas, application -
been made to me- the ad Sca!nmon b. the legsl hold
Of t4ld notea to eel said pzeraiseA eRpoW
cred By said deed to do.
New theIefert: nottse i ne:eoy E.rsn, th4s asa1
Fl Il he I'll ss'rl raSle u 4 ID
north door Of the Court House IN the city Of Chicago
Cook County, Illinois, fo- the highest and toa fp1
the kAme viii br: n cash the said parcels Of laaa
aud all right ncnt1t and equity Of Redemption Of sat
premises are described = feliexs te.xts Al tao@z
certain rieces and parcels uste in ths Coanl
OF Ccok and Stats OF n5noA and described foilow1
namely: Lots A. = = u in Block !; Lots -. u
q, -, {s. % and 81 IN Block q: Losa = ~ =, 81 t
B!ocks; Le9sl, 5: n Block + Al n ths swim "
81 n, E 4 E., lying IN the city ot Chicaze.
J. Y0UNG SCAAA0N. Trnste4
Chicago, June Is 156l4 jy3a-G.4aattd
, 1861-09-25

TRUSTEES SaLE.-Whereas,
l. Hea.3 Waller and Sarah b Wal,es h1s wits, az
cuted anc dc1iyerc6 e J: I2a,g sca4aon ! csrteix
corded IN the osce Of the Recorder Of Caok County
Illinois the 18th day of Aa-c'. A. D. sA III Book
is t. nast5, s. oase 28 eoarsytng certain l%ts q
land and premises tHete'n detcf1bed IL traaf to
tho 4J Of certain proaI.eo1y noe4 l. sid
trust deed ectee; aEd EheIea2 WIS provided t4
said deed that case dsta7lt thoa b Dz aAd
Henr: wsi:c- " III notes and interest rs ths9
GSiFcke, th:tE lsgal Fe-reSt7t Lives sssisnk It
sho7ld be -Hf{ ter -aid ScA-uon to sell al d!srt:t5
q s1td pr:n'S cr NY ra7t 1atrs t. and At r1sat
benefit and eq-ltJ cI rede-@--o Of Id n alle- aca
Fle ta1f1 e';s nr s1siEns t,trc7, "a rEaanez prs
ments OF utercst cn sa'd cotra ta~A fz1sr Gus aad
default has n*el mada nT 1s.l Henry y +er. In pa1
TeGt NJ said Interest zao 1t t''c time w1et
the .sme !e da. and saia tEtereat he1 not teen pa
n2 - thus tint: Y :, ~-cEe2s, {saii Hoffman aa&
epess s*e fs1 loss1s e 80 Eats 4; bare n.s
Kell, A. =pose ef za+d premises According 20 T.: pre-
Tts,rnx Of SAT eced : + N7st
EGE. tGeIrt1FG hll1ce Ii he-ehT given th1t I. the
seta J fCurg S Am.non Vfl1, - II. T9ent5 Eighth
ocock Il ihe forenoon the norfa door Of 1ae CeaTt
Horss, In tha city o. Chicago IA CSok CearJ nuGsta.
Offer IT aae nd SELL At pnhEic anon for tie high
REd best price tte Iii III In c1:h the @t,E
IfTesss E:2 all r:;St e. cal a - III ofr.tea2-
of i!Esis aud -strinso ~ FOL! ,.s; Lots numbered
!, IT, r. II Block s; and Let =, in Block III In ewits
4 AcA uleys '>ubdi. slan Of taa notts halt at tAe
sot = ea:t O. Tie vest half Of T. 9 n & Of sec H.
7 TrE1tFA
, 1861-09-25

~ 4 Friend il Need. Try it,
pR EwEETS KFALLIELE LNrMEET IL pre-
pared from tie recipe o1 Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Cor
Etcucnt the great hocc setter A4d haz betn used IN
h: r.asIce fer the Last twenty yeas With the mast
Rtoatkh rrtoccesz L. extcrk -e11edy it u with.
CIT A13val4cd VII sn.1!.te ras' -nore sp@ed1y thsa
a-E sise- preparation. Fo- All E1erQadc and Eer-
you D1fesderr it /. truly tnfa1tle an >,acuratya
c! sotes, Nsuhdt krratnE. Bruises, &c. it, soothing
l.Ilr6 md powerful Strengthening Proeertes e1cite
:e JET wonder Azt32ishcat Of MI who haYe eyez
Erea It trtAl Ovc- forr hundred certificates 4t IA.
aAZkabe cz-es performed By 1t H1t.ia the last twa
Sea7A 1ttest this TACT For E2le by J. & JOHNSQE,
Gc1crl AEest = 5tstc Erect, Chicago, AID hy al
DeIcH- no1Esoeow-d1y
, 1861-09-25

4 LIBERAL EDUCATION with
MILITARY lKsIRRe1Iak AND DRILL,

wEsTEEN uN1oE COLLEGE ase been located It
FULION, ILL. xpd 9ll1 orcI F,insry Academic
anu COLLEGIATE Conrte4 on Sept. 18th lssL The Col
lesr has tweise e11e:1encea Teachers II ronGh sp-
and tcienunc eourzeA the n.eat school o1ildngs In
the Wet {cos ample ald Att active grounds
.norld cll:m th- rite Etior e sar:2ts 5:uctoa h
K11Iz TAcT1cH. sWoRp. BA1os.T Asp aIMAsr4o
Ex1Rc1sEs CoxzoM ZoCAvx AEp FAxgY pR11! m N:
der ofnctr rf United StAtea .TMy 6tudenta dre4s
n UNIFORM. TxExs:-$l!s per rch5ol yesr for board
furMshed room, tuel- lska3 !akhin and tuition IN
81 6oaroers gnd.r the s.me Eoot w1ta snd tne coz
.tAnt OF the trachef1 Address for Circulars D..
S. COVERT. Prctile, t. Fulton III. sci g507-Sm
, 1861-09-25

M MORTEAGE SALE E-Whereas,

MI ORFHAGE SALE Whereas,
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aeeees
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~ 81 sEs ri es + % e
T MGEsEes E.Se - which said mortgage has seea
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Il 81
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Islali sel = public aueton e the highest bidder
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MASTERS sALE.-state of Hi
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vi sell at punlie sucdon to tGs hGEest bld t9s
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| ST 70 tatst5 TIE amount M Due 3 eomp!stnaat 9adsF
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SsSz ;s;na cssEssy r. Superior 6oats S5 5se.sa
The aee.s Ea1e !. adjourned T. MoSDaE The ~
asy e sertenocF a D. ISL At II Ea saSs sSpFT hsSF "4
s;s IT,; e IS; T. Superior aoaF; :; Ssa
ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
| II 1E1BoE D7czAa1n.-,Public Notice n hereby
E u & q. e9E I'D s. sas
q to 2reesat the SANG foE .dtndeaoa aud seeas4t
County. be holden 1t the Ceur 1HAusa IN the city
| Of ChlcaEo, on the third Hoa3AJ t5eYeambe1. 4 u
~, - es S E& I$s5Stf fI%6S2ssoH Aa9,:,.:.s:ss
ESTATE OF WILLIAM KAN
LIZ MEKER 1ats Of Chicago, deceased-Tats 10.
tee that the su1efGs @ f95 tae s5eGaEf e
Kknmertr viii oH the third Monday pf tsctohsr, ra0
| make application 70 tae Co4aty CoarsHf Coak Gem
bozds fof TIC eAd exeCutrf1 and tAat II puzauAaoG
Of order to be tstnea by the sad Ce1rt. Bast1e
the estate Of Wu. Kan1nerer will take plAes.
! GDTTIxklB RATH3F4Lpt
| ANpkEW WOLFF.
| Chicago Angust efsA. 1871. aus1kw