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, 1861-08-30

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. s. 3.--sapertor Court OF Chlcas5.
Of AlbaIy =. yehE q Wflscn-Attasbzaent.
P1bHc notice Ia hereby given to the said John q
efee of The CLERK e the supericE Cour: Of Cs:ago
aa1s9 saS ne a eS5 Jqy sf At saS It 1t q s
95 hs ss5d Joh2 W'soa sr tas g sS ct S1tsea 0E5s
directed 70 the sherids OF Cook aad WY Go1astesr
which said Writs has been returned exeGosta
shall pereopaliy BE and appear befre the sid Supe
Nor Court Of Chicago on e. before the art ds7 Ct
tae Citz G5icaso On r. 1T 5st - E2nday q sepss@
nlajntid = aEt6n Judgment viii be- entered assazst
yeu and in favor q The sst1 plaintiff ard uch at
tne said Judgment and costs, wm be sold Is eatiaf
the same WALTER KfAHAi.I. Clerk
BEHdKss ROOT, Fife AtttyH, aC5 gsB4
, 1861-08-30

~ f & 4 T CON SOLIDATEn
~ LfNE!i
CINCINNATI AN5 CHICAGO
AIR LINE RAtlRdAE.
Forty Niles the 8hosteSt Heuts tn Ciaeinnst;
indianapolis and Louisville,
TWO EKPREsR TRANS 1eAya West Stda U1fc1
Depot Chicago Oily. as tel4oWs:
665 4 M-4sJ EXPRESS tS4neays txSeTtat3
THROUGH ~ GINGtEEAM AEH NnIaNAEc
LIS WITHOUT GEANGE OF GAE5.
EAsTz14 CosEEGEIo=saAt Anderscn a1d R!sn
and all points in Central and Eastern Ohio.
6ouTEEKK EoNHEor1osB At Indianapolis f.,
Franklin, Columbus, Msa.s2n Lawrenceburg, JeEur
sonyt1le. and AZ p2iats n Central a2d Southern II
diana; also for L0u!ETle Frankfort Lexington, R1G
all pc1nt south
Connections at C.n:1nnau for Haaden. Marietta
2arker2burg, and points the Ohio River.
Time to Clns!4naa only u hcurs. Elegant Bieepto:
principal Rat1road Offices IN the Ncrth vest and at the
5omps1y's Once. No. 1873 Randolph Btreet. Chicago
under the {3hefman H01see ---
GHAS. z. FOLETT, Ga1I Ticket Agent Ea5E
, 1861-08-30
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

~ COUNTY, SS.-Supetior Court OF Chicago. Au-
Eust Ter7l a p 1851, Henry Higgins aad a ". KEEL
Public notice Is hereby given tc the sail John Ellis
that writ Of attachment Issued Of the otce Of
s. day 9f August D r. 1ss!. at the suit Of she said
tate Il ne taid John E1it for the sun 81 four hun
dred thirty three and 8-to do1ar4 directed to thc
Sheriff OF Cook County, which said wit has been re-
turned executed
now Therefore unless you the said John Elli:, shall
pt ly be and appear before the satd Superior
Court Of Chicago. on q before the frt day Of the
s ~ 70 oe H. oldea & q e Geas ao1se f @
Z ,s61 gse special bal and plead te the said plain
in favor ot the said plaintiffs and much Of the pro-
ery attached - may ne to satisfy the said
Judgment and costs will be sold to satisfy the same
WAITER EiMBALI4 CLERK.
GALLLP & HITCHCOCK. fTfs Att'yg. au-g531-4W
, 1861-08-30

Tie English are accustomed to their massas
Of beef, and to their vegetables boiled in wa
ter, and tc their branded wines, and because
they are accustomed to them they will not
admit tbas any other food is fit to eat. But it
is L cosmopolitan law that what is good for
cne nation is not necessarily, for that single
rease1. good for al Others too. The Englisa
DO not gro III against kickshaws mere iercsly
than the French do against British joints, and
they are both wrong in doing so, for, iut1u.
enced BY hzbit and prejudice, and listening to
no argln enfss, thsy each 5ummari|y aud blind
y Condemn the proportion Of merit which the
Other Possesses. There is something good in
is ret an absolute exception to the rule; but
the French system Of feeding possesses the
double advantage Of infinite variety aud intel
liz: 1t preparation
, 1861-08-30
5tsanI pp. NHork&,

NEW YORK STEAM DYE
In WORKS. Wen. TetbuFy. Isl South Clark ss.ess
netWeen Madison e1d MoRroe, Chicago. DY8- ~
Etrsw Hats and Bonnet D5tng. NeacAinK aad Ffess
lug; Store md Csant1 Wofk soltossed, Al oFaari
39&8. HFVjY
, 1861-08-30

S1ATE OF ILLINOIS, C0OK
! COUNTY, ss.-sGpe1tor Court Of Chicago,
neck a2a Joha ArbnckIe vs. John Elis-Attlcan@snt. @
Public nGtcs u hereby given to the sat-. Jcnh Kills
that wrtt cf at:achmest isnea out Of tie o1ce Of
t2s GssS Ct ne CouFs of yaieago dassa as
JOSIAH Kirg. Isaac Il Pennc:k and John Arbackl-.
eGt against the estate Of tie said join Ella for t3a
sum q Three THOUSAND and sixty SaVan Doltara. At
5ec1 to the saesf Ct Cook Counts, Eh1eh sssd zr1f
has been returned cxecufed. -x.
sEa personally be and sppear before Ite I'D sGpe-
Epr Court OF Chicago or bef-fa the rfsf aaJ OF
the ts< therezL Io 81 heldza st t3s Court House IL
the CITY Of Chicago, the hr;t Monday Of saotsa1
Plai.t t1Gs acton, Judgment Will be e1 tsred against
you. and tn favor Of the 7a&d plaintiff. aad much
II the .as judgment a5d c9sA I'll be seld to satsfy
the eaIne. WAITER K{mBAL1A G erk
GALLUP 4 HITCHCOCK. Pt'rs Attsa. s29gYsS4r
, 1861-08-30

PRICES FOE IELT AND AUGTsT:
3 te chc- c. deEvereS suy dock. per ton, Si.H
Tt-s a. oyt:r It tie !ard te: ran -...-..... -
" deitye1Cd, per ton. 50
LeEs tea2 tezs st the ys-d- rer ton ........ s.;
del sere5, per ton, ......... G.7k
r Ore ara Yard SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
h:I:7H :. ATI Z AN: L=SALIE STREET5 where
saeE hfvs facttt:E r f+7a r5i.s 1hs GalGna h,d
Llics"o ID tfe Ecrilw:e er- Rait1 ais
1c!nE:u22a1so&s set b. Tel will he pTonFtly at
tejdtd t.. Adlre.: S $, Il .YES,
Poat Uttc6 Drawer AH13, Chicago IL.
A-1E f.r,
, 1861-08-30

CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE,

For Milwaukee, La Crosse st. Paul,
OEhAesh, He11iN+ and Inxef.
mediate F01nt8.
0n and attez THURSDAY. Aug I'D: ISL, Passenger
Canal street, tsundsgs e1cepsea,1 aa follow:
sou A. IL .nd g. o 2. u, and arrive at Milwaukee,
at :t8 4 H. and f:3t. r IL ~
Psaienger trains arrive at Chicago at 1-ko r, NJ,
ard F.7H p. N Ne
WAUKEGAN ACCOMMODATION TRAM leaves
Chicago at $40 II, and arrives st Chicago at ii
A H. s. q. BALD VIZ.
auy3
, 1861-08-30

:, 1Bernazt g Caulne!d. Henry Waller and Sarah
a sefte Iaxs DEED Of 1ass which bsar3 es
"a ss, : r sls oass iats
ef land therein described, 70 aecare the PaymeaS .:
said trust deed which said note were srlEn by e,s
Ss1lheld, to secure Al Indebtedness to Hodnaaa - :
bai es ssou5 & s5 J. ii ~ e.
aeeeEdinx tleII tener ani erect taen hs arpa
s5sP e "a S. FL
;qon to se aud dispose sf saia premises or anE paf
4heses tsais he eeea made s. 81 SID eaaia S III
payment oI certain interest on said notes which i
n IA ARa ESa @ d
eEs said notes to sell said premises as an empov
nay shs5f9ogs 1Stiss asEsDy gysn thes ssa
se f pnSc Il
9ere deor q hs , cSat d aqpse Il e e q Chicago
and n TEht behent and equity Il of sai5
premises are descrosd a. follows to.sit: XII theas
tao snS sa e. e. 5s an n ss
namely: Lets y z z, = IN Ploekl /; Los Is
oek snd ( & h1efn ,s sioSa l2S Ii in Il: +
AnlsS e 9f e Eoa a o q on'
IN z Il T.. lying + IS 81 = Sh,ssEe;; r ~
Chicago, june sc hs1. '~' ~ iy5-saistd
TRUSTEES SAI.E.-W hereas:
l. Henry Waller and Sarah B. Walief his wife,
deco Of tnat dsts5 Mazch I'LL, 4 d. ia ana r.
q s1 tss f s. s e + GsS 6 SoR5t
1873 Of Deets, st Page :9 conveying certain lots o.
land snd premises tEereiu described. in trust to
the ss1ent Ct certain pfCn -sory notes II said
trust G=Ea s[ecd5t; and 1t was nrpyi1ed il
said deEH that IN default should be ais by ssa
Henry Ws!leE +. LAY sald notes aud interest they
sheuid Eess etvelF bccoGie due cco-aIrg to tae.r
tenor ara :tfe:t tl=n. OF application cf Hofmann J
Gelrcse, tte1r lega1 oreseIt.1tfes a7s!.ls It
7to@ld ~ fa t5T sgd Scaalmon to sell AID dispcss
61 said pFt1issA or A-F part tutrs"E a1d all r1.Et
benefit .zc "a ttE OF reGefnTtan OF said Wsller d
Eus- thsi- HslTs assigns ttereia- In manner Pre-
ectlbed IT sad Coed: a?d, wEernaA certata install
Eeats lctesest IN sad notes havr fllsa dne. a;5
meat CT said t-r-t on satd notes at the t1ie whe-
the IL! iae, said tert ia7 ns1 bean 1t4
up tc sht3 ..Ee and. whereas. fsae Hoffman, ard
se]FcEe3 e ltsa EclueE5 If 81 latas have msds
srpl ranch - sad Scsmt'1 to adve-se for ssle 239
sell. dst sad premises according to tns pro
vtss-Es CT sat GeEi tf East
Etw. teeffsre, neuce Is hereby given that I. tbs
said Young S, anE.cl will. oa the Twenty EiGntt
dsy Of September, a D. g.. a. the hour OF taa
O'clock IL Lha fy1encn. g. the inertia dcur OF the Cort
EoJs.. 10 th7 Iy o. Chicago t.CooE County Hi eli.
of9r FIR Sale sal at fublis auction fur the highest
afofcs=d 18TH all 1lgnt erea1 ard atty Of rsGamP
uen q said heusy Waller and Eifs tsersin- which said
pr Esss sit1ate l. the County OF Cook aad Stat.
of !lHDns AID dessripe1 fol- :-Lots nunberea
y, Is ~ e. 80 40 H. p Is and IS. II Block 2; Lott
j. II, IS in Block and Lat h2 In Block u al In 3wf
McAu!eT's 6ubti, isio1 Of the north hall CT ths
south bali OF the west half OF - NJ T. Of eec. &c
' - N 3 ToUNa 81 ia ;tx sGAaSoNs y St Trustee.
| Chi-aEo June ;ttt 1851 iyS5 gl.l.ti
, 1861-08-30

The declared object Of refined French cook
cTy is 70 give pleasure to the pa.ate while
noE1:sEing the body, and the pursuit of that
result nas brought about the invention Of Ger
tain diEhFs which msy almost be c1assed with
vaccination, the steam-engine, and the electric
telegraph, among the greet discoveries Of hu-
man genius. For instance, the dinners Of the
Reserve at Marseilles, with their bourride and
ailloli, though requiring little previous hab
it Of garlic, present the most curious and in.
tt1Iigent forms Of food, while the coquiIles
o'ecfe7isses at Vaucluse, the grilled royans
and the mushrooms at Bordeaux, and the fl
cts decasee eautes q Ia graissed' ortolans of the
Rue Moutorguei], are compositions of such
incredible delicacy and perfection, that they
explain how Eugene Sue was inspired to write
The famous description Of the Chanoine's
breakfast il *'La GouEmandise," and how he
labelled the bottle of Romance of 176t, tsPour
out with compunctio1 and drink with reli-
gion,n
Even the Paris restaurants, wh, re English
visitors form the opinions Of French habits,
which they bring hcme with them for c:rcula.
ton IS absolute truths, do not furnish an ex-
ample Of the ordinary fare Of q French family
any mere than a London fog does to the ordi
nary English climate. They offer food in too
artistic form for general and practical use
the pecp1s eat YerV differently
, 1861-08-30

1891 SUMMER ARRANGE
Michigan Southern & Lake Shore
aAILRo Ap.
III fsses ssEa 4s 2 Is ss1s 60
hz rs 6S1t RtE ii; E7SaEss 3s4sspt su..z VI. Cid Nj
p A5E:Iine Kead, q y 6tts Psssoa w1fa ifh asia
sofE snd & aaaR With tai" for
7:sO 8 daily sezssp: s=tu5d:gl yIaoli ish!
,stBs & Fl 's1s zFeh &sss at 7oo s. N. and
Il s .ee.s Eains mass s Teqsz @ a to
5sster, 5E:7sselptis. Falnaora 17d III peistz East
SA55 EsssRS D55ss gseS o. " h ns II
trrTossaaats assa 5aiy On % tsis and aH eonasenng
b. eta3sd st IT,
S;zs a;s5 ~ Tss45 IT.
THE PEN NsyLvAKIA CEN
l. TRIAL RAILROAD Is First Glass Eoad IN al
respects,
With 285 Niles Of Double Track,
THREE DEILY TRAINS with Connections from
FRlM PHTsBgae TO PHILADELPHIA,
Al1 cenne. .tIrg direct to New York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express.
one Train Daily from Pitt.burg to New FORK,
taso luilss}, Without ehanga II cars,
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsToN,
With tireet connections from Weste-n E1es arriving
hour r. adyance cf other routes IN time ior Boatol
Express Trains Rum Daily.--.0t1era
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Philadelphia to New
1ofk Ileksts g92d O any ae u tssi2 MT H9.s
or Allentown.
BOAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good via an5 CT the 8oat Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Washington.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0TGH-4LL
TRANSFERS FREE
FARE ALWAYS AS Low AS BIZ ANY
OTHER ROUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsburg.
TICKETS Foa SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES.
FEEIGHrs
By ths route FEet2hts Of a. descriptions can be tor
Kentucky Indiana, Ilaola. Wisconsin. Iowa q Nj
Tie Pears5 1vsnia Rsilrsad e1sa connects at Pitts,
hng ~ n M bc q EaSa e. ea be s
2s*see cqHberland IliEoie. A!;sl;stppt Wlssoasia.
, 1861-08-30
CAIENA A CHICAGO UNION

~ RAnE0AD-SPRIHe ARKAN8KMEEr.
On and after Monday, APRIL 14th~ 1861 ttr3tls will
ieaVe Hea street deHot follows. sundays a1GepIe
3,46 4. n and 9.I1 r. Il. for BelTtdsrs 30 :E:sri,
EreepSrt Warren GalenA n1a.etE5z Du5Eq1e, a1d IN
Eet1ned paints; BIS 4 Il aud Q 81; z. H. tor
Dixcn, Polo Fulto2 Cedar Rsetds aud .nternedss se
Intermediate points; *..h r NJ for EsneGV ant t:te.
sd:s;e Fct1.E Fnsass:ars fer Reiott E4d Js7ssVtn
EW take the H.4a A. Il tatn Passengers for Cr' sal
'4aEs Mcheary. Richmond Ge1svs Like sL1 inter
rsctste FotEts VII take tie =. .e3n 4. h. tsxlE
EieEpiIE EarA CD night tratEs
i, E. IALCoIr, Gen. sup't
, 1861-08-30

THlCAgO d ROCK ISLAND
-; RAILROAD iINE-Fxaaensef tra.ns dspert
trcE. snd arave at Chicago s. foNcEp:
Gay Ex rees sad Ha1l lesre at 500 A Il, AID arrive
1t & 10 r Fl Sc26ays exeePtsd-
EiStt Express leaves at Is 2. Il, SaeSrdsY ex.
septfG RlziEe IS 3gA = n, Ae1dsyF e1eap:4i
jqHet Accommodation ca F. IL. sEndsT. except.
Sd J0HE I. TRACE. Ee7- Enp
q T. ST JoHp- 8er4 A9ert d-;
, 1861-08-30

nguzt Term, a. B lsjf. James seaf. Ha1r7 j.
Gsfduer 8. Park1naa Dexter and Arthur T. Poor ".
Aeseleg. Lansing Il Co.-Attacan eat.
Public Eo1ice + hereoy etTen T. tae said AoseIsy.
ths cff:e oi tie C:rS u lie superi5T CoETt Of CHI
csgo. dated the sh tay July 1851, at tas suit
nan De e1ter aud Arthur g. Poor aad against 1he e.
ta1e e the SAID MoseleY. Laneing e. tor the s Of
te the Sheriff Of Ccok County, which eaid xrft has
been returned executed. -
Nov. therefore. uni .ss you, the said atose!e L7rs-
ing b Co ehal personally be and apPeaE before t1s
sad Snper1er Curt cf Caicago. On & fore the frat
House, in the City Of Chicago the first Monday OF
sepreE5eI, A :66t. give specisl bsA aud plead 70
tee eaid pla;a hts act1cr, 1ucgme,t Will be entered
agaiaRt yoa. ard In IAvos Of tha said James Read,
Poer and - much cf the propeftF attac1sa . may
be sufcfcEt TO satisfy the said 1u@gment a2d coBsa.
WAITER KeNBALLz c1erk.
GALLUP 4 Hl1cHcocK+ Plt:ts Atty, aa+gaa.tw
, 1861-08-30

Tie total daily average ration for all France
comes cut, therefore, g folloNs:
, 1861-08-30

TElCAGO AND NORTHWEST
~ ERIN RAILWAY.
Fa- Hockic1d EeIott, Freeport, JaleHv:ue- aSleE.
4iadiSon- Pta1Fta da Chien, Fond da Lee, Oahzcas
Green Bay. Ber.fa. Ri;an. La Crosse, st. Fsul- DC
ieavF VIZ: ... ..
DaT Express sfsH L. Il; Hight Express 500 z. =
Through to 2l the above points, and connecting 3:
both Fs!g1s du Ca.ea and La Crosse, With stes52e-
WAY Passenger a:89 P, NJ, for Janes71ue.
Trains arrive $40 A. n: 1918 r h; E:sG r. =
l. DUNLAP, Superintendent
E. De WITT ROBINSON, Sen. Ticket Agent cct21T
, 1861-08-30

Ever r.2de:s- horseseeFet manufacturer should
ft.t It tEat. With Is af Tat Is 4Geaed t. eatisfy
hi Z, It's ria.
Il ETse7 20 evc.d lHss ard afford tie pT:5lic the
scrri .d tie lowest Etiree tie Counaz7 nare adopt
&c - L VALUABLE rule Of
, 1861-08-30
Unaal.

Ihs- coa1 Is The same teretoIc1e sold here b.
kess-s LDv L strctlers. hGt g ilis5o a7d handles
viii 1IcT "snE CTS IT Is We'll Es.l.::G and is kept
ru-e th' icr t.LosGft to weather Is known to be
l1s1Tiuu- to all Goals au especially ~ those which
T., iarstl! b1l4nh:ta13
Ttit c.jh L rtacu5 i-Ea-able, and -,urns wtta 3
Fright hlHzc yrt moe otiy 1ah The Eastern soft
ssre:cl-af A. w3lt s for u,aEqisc;:11Hg purposes
o:.d s4slr ca ard asrdlnE ttc only hope f.:
TIE iaTs- 7:4s crMtt Of the rnaur iat9-s Ste
p;-e coG.E - '-
, 1861-08-30

TSTATE OF ROBERT PAT
~ THRSDN DrcEAsKD.-Fub1ic Notice ls hereby
given to al persons h2TfHF, claims a1d d5na1da
against eEtate Of the said Robs Geceas
It regular term Of the County Court Of Cook
Coanty be holden ct the Cou1 tAouse, II the city
OF Chicago, the third Monday September, A. D.
1851, being the !6th!aay thereof
NELSElN THQAA3SON, Adm11istr1tor.
Chicago June 3 til 1ce1 fY4-z91ss@
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04

LIST tr REluRNED SOUTHERN SOLDIERS
Tie 'llag Of truce bout brought up from Old
Point Yesterday evening, the following South.
rrll soldiers, who were taken prisoners at the
battle of Rich Mountain. They have been
nustnf the intervening time, mt Columbus,
Oniu, at Camp Chase. in prison. and left Sntur.
day lssL at noon Macy "f them ara badly
mnin,ri. They passed through Baltimore IN
Monday last, ami were not allowed to stop
there any time, supposed 10 he 10 prevent tho
manifestation Of sympathy heretofore extend
ed to Jeif. Davis buys in that city
+Uapt. c. II. Irving, OF buckingham county,
Goth Virginia Regiment; Henry d. Crockett,
of Washington City, b. q, d.; David Comfort,
Charlotte Courthouse. Va, do; n. @. Reid,
Charlotte Court hnusr, Va, ia; "A. L. Farley,
powha,ar county, Va, do; n. A. Taylor,
Na.clez. Mss, Lynchburg Lee Battery; Am s
Curry, Lynchhrrg, Va, do; ~. A. Madden,
do, do; *E II Kelsey. DO, 'i"; w. II. Allen,
Alabama, LIST Georgia Regiment; b. P. Ycu"r,
Georgia, dr; SWIM. Smith, Lonls. county, Va,
Regiment; THOMAS Gentry, Hanover county,
Esd Va, Jr; Jas. Layne, Highland county, Va,
9th Virginia Regiment.
: Those Inu, kcd F" ara wounded. j. a. Tay-
Ter, has his right lss cul III, AID four bullet
wounds in his left leg, besides which, u hall
struck him on the head. lie is remarkably
,luehv Young man, having been formerly IN
battle 10 MrXicr, where he received several
wounds. He now says, having no legs to 60
after tn. enrrny, he will have to rest c",tented
ut home and pop at them should they come
about, where he is. -NorJok Day Book, Oct.
End.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND. October 4. 1861.

BurrAa-we cuntuu. TO quote good aud prime country
per ID.
BIcos-Yury dull at PIC. for Hog round.
CORN. There Is no cInngcin the mn, k=t; the receipts are
very LIBERAL and The Iru,anI limited. W. quote d7I9u6Oc.
per bushel.
CLuYsh SEkb.-N-ne In market.
CnFFRS-The STOCK Uf cuITre l. aluiDst cxi.u,tsI, HnI
prices are very irregular. We qonte 1T asriI;. per III, 1T
which prices bui few can alr,rd thr luxury.
fLouE-lery dull 1T ! - Tor Fine Supe'l line -; Extra
55I Family fhk to g..
LkATHsa--Solr s. 10 d Harness I'll to Is; BrldlJ
. o*iH per side upper "a to sGIs II side rough skirt
Ing 20 10 45c. per pound. supply liblted and NIL lots taken
up hs soon as they arrive.
~NAILs.-Lareely advanced Held ut IN 10 G1ic.
MOLIsSks N. q. E5to iu:.. Cuba 80 To hc.
u.Ta-There Is L fair dsmsnL for DALI, ut from S5 TO
SIi1 per bu.hrl.
suGAI. The receipts are better IN thu las, week. II Is
now TO be had at TX TO Iir crushed held Ut 70 10 &c;
cotrr'sugar 49, To lsc.
SALT -llYerpU"l Salt ID sill held ut / We Are now
10 reeript 81 The article Grum South western virginia,
whirh Is sold at prices equivalent To about = G0 for II sack
OF hperpnGl. The prospects arc that We hhHll Continue To
receive liberal supple. from That section Of the ftate.
TuBACco.-ln manufactured tobacco, there Is but little
doinH, There Is an endless variety Of grades and prices
ranging from IN 10 5Uc. per lb. No doubt sales would b.
greater but for the lmpos ihitty OF getting transportation
On the railroad.
more liberal than ~ any Iur slEce the market opened, hui
We hAVe no changu 10 price. tn report. We quote Ih AZ
~ CENTS white 1t 81. Samples aIu not SEVERELY criticised,
anu a prime article Of white would conGan1 Il Few GENTS
more than our quotations.
WooD.-Oskw wood In demand at S5H Fine 4i1.
WiIsgEY.-Ohio but little to be had below IS to 30;
proer 10 to ~; Old lxs l.sb TO 81 RIoilmond Rcctldrd
10 10 Sl.l0. Receipts and stock not ample.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
DIED.

Di3, II upperv.lle. Va, on Monday, the Is. Inst. at 10,
? NJ, Mrs. ELIZABETH AiMlSTEAn. r.lict Of late Gen
4 1. A-raistead, u. 5. Army, III The Gjrd Year Of her age.
Per. at the residence Of her father, the Rev. Bernard
:::r,. In the county OF G'oehiand, September 18th, Mss
syN A., aged "a years. She has tasted deeply the cup
. .:9w, and departed in tho fuil hope OF n glorious i'm.
,:f,iIy, cherishing only feelings OF kinducss To all whom
.-E: eeh!ud her.
IA JAMES ". SPALDlNG, commanding ID ~RegsIueu'
ui.tap,ry, Wise Legion, WAS Killed by the eneny on the
n. September, near Camp Defiance, whilst Oh q scouting
.ife.kion with Capt. ~sllace's company.
Is :carral will take place from the rcsljclIcc OF Airs.
".I.- Wallace, CANDLES I'm, on Saturday morning. the
T.: .l.;., At IL O'Clock. His friends, and the friends OF
IL: Ws!ace's family, will please attend his funeral.
DEB. =, Cuipeper Court House, on The 18th SepteuLbe-,
":!psoid fever. HENRY Il. JONES, in the ESD year OF
SAKE
lie deceased had been, from the very beginning OF our
.-:altieJ with the Lincoln Government, n volunteer In
M. Ashby's cavalry company, OF Fauquicr cnuuty. In
Sc, patriotic duty lie contracted the disease which termi-
:,mt In his death. His HE, although u comparatively
nst ore. was long enough to erdear him 10 q large circle
{; .rrnd5 and relations. IL WAS long enough 10 accomplish
IL: few succeed In attaining, even ut Ill advanced age
:. reputation Of being universally beloved and regretted
y al who knew hlo, for none knew him but 10 love him.
81 SGitrr Of thi, tribute IL his memory knew him ln,i-
ally q an immoral or dishouorable act. His death was
-: as ni!Sht be expected 10 follow q HE blan less rs his
:,sa=ea. Calmly and peacefully, and without y struggle,
4: oae falling asleep, he yielded up his splrit into The
Al: u: his Creator:
How sleep the brave who sink 10 Fest,
Ry all their country's wishes olest;
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold.
Returns 10 deck their hAlluNsd mould,
she there shall dress = sweetsr sol
Than Pancy's feet have ever trod.
by fairy hands their knell Is rung--
iy forms unseen their dirRc is sung;
There Honor comes, 2 pilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell 4 weeping hermit there"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-04
OBITUARY.

VE9, In Petersburg, Va on the 3ist August, GEORGE
'tluLlFF ~sfAlNBACk, late Ca hilr vi The Bank vi fir-
"a
!t- deceased WAS born In iIrunswtck county, Va, Feb
.Tg inh, IFS. but the greater part Of his long lie WAS
:-%; N Petersburg, he having removed thithcr in 1861
.1'.ai lie war Of l5l2 he served US IN officer In Captain
iSfli' company from this city. which WAS stationed near
N.;'Ii.. From the conclusion Of this brief but honorable
-.:siy Career, he was occupied ia mercantile pursuits
2a!.-li, ahen be was appointed to q clerkyhlp In the
taat o. Virginia, from which he was elevated In 1924 TO
. : leadership, the post he contioued to occupy Till his
'E. Mr. sTAISBAcK was i man Of the strlctest integrity
~'-:tirli:y. He was not p~rofuse la professions, but he WAS
h-;ese AID reliable. No man was ever more antctlonats
"a osn family. His feeble health confined him to the
- 'r the most part, but he had no dlficu ty In find.
-ftlal- society In the little circle Of his own iiouSeh I'D.
'seia';ccn years since, when the weight Of yearah had be.
g. - Fest upon him, he was led - serious reflection ~ to
: 'iH;ual Interests, and after earnestly seeking his vsy
AVIATION. he was enabled TO accept Christ az his portion,
e;'rotn that time forward became An humhl. and eon-la'
~ 'h1.ch, then under the pastoral care OF the Rev.
80 L-yburn. Though Ills religious pre- # ssion WAS made
80 Gfe, and though he himself regretted deeply that he
=: Postponed IL 40 long, he made rapid sttainmrnts In
~, aad was particularly distinguished for hs humility
=. a,srust Of himself. He was n great sufferer, afflicted
"::sa. for years with 4 most painful disease, but had
-.i: LIS bed In his sickness" and by this school OF ltt c.
-, 20 doubt prepared him the lrettcr for that everlasting
~, 81 which We feel assured he has entered upon. May
-.t.f.av.d widow and children OF the deceased hs suS.
cd .hI comiorted In their sOiroWs, and when The ap-
"l'ei time for their departure comes, may they be also
r:I, ie that they may be found an upbroEen family
'aed Gods throne In Heaven. l..
Hf,t Al presbvterlan Dlease CODY.