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The organization OF the resmens Of CalNorna voGn-
teers nearly complete. Egns computes arc nov ~.
ann have drills daily n this city,; me osavly all
young AID most anxious be called into active serv so
Gene al Sumner and Governor Dow0ey have epcoura
The formation OF 'hss regiment and is beevsd orders
viii be received here in few days from Wash pg.on
thcrizDg their reception irto the army Of the Un,ei
Sta<s General Gunner has promised she regimen, arms
as soon as they are mustered and ntaed Lhat they
uniforms and ohsr nseesssr,es Wi be far.
10 20 East where they csn have an opportunity Of taxing
part the operations that may be progressing, and cal
cuate On The Pacific Mall Steamship Company providing
Them with trans poytsion. On the other hand IL eAd
thai the govern ent prefars the regular troops here
be deemed advisable to have any nom California ana
sa, sop duty and protect the frontiers rom Indian To-
rays such an xraDgement, while clearly most advan
tsgeons to the pablo interest," woci be objectionable TO
the volunteers for the reason, probably than bec,m-
Ing ioders hey desire 10 be active participants in the
Tho fact IL, however that regiment one thousand
this city.
EIlswoRrH.
AL over the city TO cay, says the Bul.in Of the GIN
inst, wherever there was American flag at hand Il
was hosted nc half lisst in reepeot 10 the memory
Colonel Ellsworth 81 Tho Fire Zouaves, assas sinatet =.
Alexandra, Virginia, the gath OF May. rns is the
ist Time since the death OF Daniel webster thai the Dag
OF the Custsm House has been hoissed st half mast
uAInD sIsns TROOPS AT NEW sAs pnso.
Owirg 70 the designations VI Aajor l. ArmieseAd and
Lieutenant A. BardcAsie, says the Ata Lieutenant
Foster 70 left sole N command or the United States pt
ct new ran ffRl Tncfe LES 7seu no excitement
the men an ct; ard a. tar learn, they
only loyal but as excellent company there Ia In the
United states army rhey number eighty two men, and
5hrg about the qHa ters shows that they true
Lodieys.
NEW CITY on THE souynmxcoAsr,
Tho Aha Of tel 1ith inst. lesrns thai company Of
capitalists are stoot forming sos the laying out Of
CITY IN SAp Luis Ohip0 county, to connec: with the
wagon road the Franchise OF which given to
vernon MeDousa by the last Legislature The merit Of
the proposed cy and the road will be laid before
the pnoic Is vs. claimed that, woen the road is CON
peed both goods and pssser gers from vissa and
Coeo mineral resn be convey cd thereon 10 tho
ny Greet route, and, Of COURSE shorter than
either that via Stockton or AvhO.
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NEWS FROM TINE SOUTH PACIFIC.
Our Panama Corresponds nee.

PANAMA, June %, 1861.
The Engilsh steamer B,sota from Valparaiso aud in
termediae ports, with two weeks latter news arrived
at this port on the 22d inst She brings the mail and
S263 6si in specie for Europe.
Dates are, Valparaiso, June O. aad Caao H. General
j. Cotton Smith, late United States Mniser to Bolivia is
among the passengers He proceeds to New York in the
Northern Light
PRESIDENTIAL MISUNDERSTANDING RgyEyrs--sosrAL COW
vEN1roN WITH EsGLAsD--Rrsr
PRODUCE ETC.
There is but little OF interest 10 repEt from this
public. Congress convened in regular session a, San
tiago on the 1t of June, when the President, who s
about retire from office, delivered his annual message,
Of which the following is an abst-ac.:--
The public income for the year 1880 is stated 10 eycec!
by million Of dolsrs tina. Of the previous yea. The
expenditure, the period not given The Pros
thinks that the effects presen. nnerca crisis
which decrease the in OF this year, will
DC felt for time. He recommends an increase OF
The sinking fund apart to meet the seven million debt
IS ses sss With u The repe
which will be pssoned 10 Congress for ts ratification
soen as The requisite documents are received
The question in dispute between New GTa1ada AID
Ecuador has been refe red 10 the President o. Chic for
final adjustment.
postal COR IGNITION between Great Britain and Chile
n negotiation The extension OF the line OF steamers via
the Straits o. Me gean and from M)n.eyideo as far as
valparaiso, by the payment Of subsidy, s III
project for arrangement OF the Colst OF Justice,
soon to be presented to Congress. All the
railroads in which the govern nent is interest.
ed are progressing under the mos favorable
auspices Fhe President announces the speedy departure
Of II inister PIE n'poeniary 10 the Court OF Rome
Thcre is about 10 be established at Valparaiso nsol
vent Brk the object OF which IL ths immediate reazs
OF nsolyens' asseis The project well receiver by
the Chamber Of commerce and merchants generally.
More failures have taken place throughout Chile among
tie landed proprietofs, which have nqa;n shaker CONT
dence and depressed the market Of Valparaiso Money
continues very there owing 10 the disturbed
OF the United States american manufactures al
vanoed per cent and further advance is expected
The has contributed 70 produces rise In the
price of rice There but little Carolina rice
Bar copper Is quoted at S1I TO-
Flour--Best Santiago brands command $50
BOLIVIA.
fUsoS-NEw CABiSEr-SriLI ANOTHER CoNsr1rU
TIoS-pEpARTURE or UNITED STATES MINISTER, Ere.
Dates from La Paz to the 21s. OF Nay. Congress
In session, and ministry had been formed
Don Ruperto Fernandez has been retained Chief Au
inter, fusion Of all parties having been erected Col
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snedan -four Tas also heavy ind lower, especially for
common brsnds The gales en- braced about oG0 bbls
at "a 81 3D. tho latter figure for extra southern flour
was also heavy End prices unsettled while the saes
embraces about 600 700 bbIs closing within the above
rar &c OF prices. Rye -four heavy 1be sal embraced
200 bbls. at our figures Corn meal was heavy, with
GALES OF about 900 bbs. at the above figures Wneat-
The market heavy and lower, especially Ter the com
end lever gradea The Gales FOR the day footed up
about $50 eco bushels a. 65c for damsgei sprng 81 IS
for email lot Of white Michigan; 81 II 81 20 for white
Ipdsns 81 0s 81 II for white Ohio; 81 o3 81 10 for
amber Michigan; 81 03 81 90 for req Western; $50
95c. for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, 75c Doc for NIL
wsukee club; 7oc o sos. for prime Chicago spring;
SIC SIC for 90 club DO Corn was heavy and lower,
with sales Of about 10000 busbels, at 40c. 45, for
feattd 46s 47c for Eastern mixed aud 49, for good
shirppg Western mixed. Rye quiet with GALES of
2JC0 bnshels North river at 6oc Oats were dull and
Wesern, and State at SOC. NC.
CofrEY--1he market quiet and sales lpitei: 200
Does Maracabo we're cold q, 14c lSc the latter figure
for prime, and 175 do at lac &c aud l2j bags at
12i4c. 13tfC.
CoTIos.--fhe n arket frmer with rales OF SEQ
bales, closing en- the basiof 15 for m!ddng upasds
The news from Liverpool failed to exercise any influence
Gu prices hero
FRncnIs-To Liverpool The nrp,oess OF ship ow aers
fenced to check engai emens For wheat engage
menis were reported al 9hd 10d in bulk aud bags,
and -four at "a Cd. To London-1 COO bbs G, ur were
reported a So snd wheat at 106d. A vessel wes on
gagged TO load with wheat for Havre at $50 and vessel
was taken up for Cork and a market at lid
hay The market was quiet, and sales confined
chiefly to city use at Gee. a 55c.
Bofs were in fair demand chiefly for brewing while
tales this week have embraced about 500 bales at 1sc
26c.
lRoS was dull and nominal
LEAD was firmly beld, but no gales OF moment
ported.
LIME was heavy The gales this week have embraced
l,l00 bbls common Rocksnd at Soc
at 33c.
Naval s1oREs Sales were light. the armness Of
holders ding Transactions
pH--LDseed was quiet at sc. In cssk, a, New Bod
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The accidental maturing Of Q large number Of bear
contracts. The speculative railway shares were
irregular. Harlem declined 70 end Illinois Cen
trail A-the latter being apparently supplied by
the foreign bankers, while, OH the Other hand,
New York Central advanced Galena and
Toledo "A. The Michigan shares, Reading and
Rock Island were steady. Pacific Rail fell Off "a
per cent, notwithstanding the arrival Of the
steamer. There was second board to day;
after the first board the market was weak
The Persia arrived This morning. with dates to the
23d, and 1890 900 in specie. The funds were s92.
ts-same rs last quotations; the Paris rentes ~
10 rather lower. Cotton was firm; breatktuffs
dun, with declining tendency
The London Times of the 22d thus notices the
market Of the previous day:
il expected as the commencement Of business this
morning tho favor able bask return would nave given
animation 70 the stock MARKET bot .hrre gene
rally unabstcd dulness ana again rather downward
at s9X 10 receded 70 S9As and closed q. $685. Fur
the sccouDt the last quota 80 to a. The general
sss Bank ,to,k left oil $50 10 22 reduced and ne
three Der mis- s3is to rupee paper es aud look;
India bonds lss. 10 i2s. discount, and exscequsr bs
(ha; 5s TO 70. discount. june par 10 S. premium
In the discount market today the demand steady,
but he beat bills were IN some instances tab AZ % per
cent Al the Bark however, the app caoBs Increased.
in the sock Exchange IosLs sougb Al per cens
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon tse rate On
Hamburg was slightly higher. ettli- ,tsl
The amount Of ba- gold and foreign bought BY the
Bank to day f66 COO.
In relation to American stocks Messrs Barring
BROTHERS q Co. rema,k:--
Purchases Of the federal stocks and Of the low priced
Southern 4tkte stocks have been large scaic and
there s now S;)e essed sale Fbe rail-
road tbareb and bon0s has been limited. We quose
UIixd Sateg 6s bones, al s0a 49, aud bs nj TAX a13
both es July dividend Nsbsroa 6's, sterling bonds 40
3, O Ma
sterling, 60 65; Massachusetts do 9JnoDe for sa.e
Miasssippi IS, sserling,s TO- Peonsy sDa Stock ss
TO- bonds, 40 "; repneasee, So 40; Virginia os COL
lar AZ Al; 5s, sterling bOms, AZ 40. No New York
OhiD stock os fae New York city consolidated bonds
co. Rsi'way SECURITIES without change IN qnotsticrs
Canada 6e, sterling. l0i1a lola. New Brunsw,ca and
Nova Scotia, l08 a 1857
The London Times Of the I'D thus notices and
quotes the market
In The colonial market there has been further 70 luc
tion In Canadian descriptions Grand Trunk Stock closing
81 1877 49, and treat Western shares 101r toh Amer
can securities heavy the announcement vi the
Decline IN New York Illinois Cent? a! and Erie especially
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MiscclIancOuss

The Br bark Edward hence for Quesc willis proceeding
returned 70 port to replace It,
snr e srRrNoyH Wood. from Newport Madras, 10
was spoken SPOKE May Is late n lon q " bound west
s a from 81 John Ss for Queens
Me- ioung at gibraltar inst having refused 10 procsed
bly, be Condemned
MISSING ysssTr.sshr Ensign Cap. John Mitchell Jr,
10 o IN s 90 Of s ase S 81 Ms
and sll hands perished
,s,ng Ss S q q have
her up ,he Rappahsnnoek river into ygina seizing and
e6ps he fs Ssa TO s. h ss
Nor S Of s Ps wss VAS due from Rio Saue 10
,ems gooe dea! out q c,ndion ard her repairs w tax:
has been condemned vaiued At $4,000 and rspars to make
her sesWcFFhy a. and WI ;. sod he,
Esq., Secretary Beard Of Ur derwrier)
CRoNsrApr, June 1.-The American bark Tanaro Perry,
sG s o 10 Of Sens the u e..
enauiehsd e She &c sunsd oo the manms ssore
the lower deck; her u,asts were cut away.
H.nr June 2c9nsIa rsble sasm was caused a: Tnoon
an sa nj Of
ssr 81 ns s @
dns eIs
that burned 70 the waters sdge The ioss ea
tmaed st asont sCoco0 which is covered by inu
spoken, SC.
Ship Jacob Horton Merrill from Liverpool for Calcutta all
well. May y lat Ju N. Ion ~ W W.
ship Messenger Cooper from Cardiff for Monteyideo Jnne
H. no lai Ion IL
ship Minstrel Clifford, from Boston for Valparaiso.
no lat or lon
ship zorc Fullerton from Leshorn for Philadelphia June
10, lat A 80, Ion AZ 90
Am clip, 80 dsg pendant No 1881, bound g. seen
May g, lat Is so N, lon 3230W
Washington Hagedorn OF and from Bremen for Phi
ladelphe. June IL, lat ~ %, lon Z W.
Bark White Sea- Evans, from Androssan Genoa June
II, no lst or len.
Bark Hartman, outward bound June H. la. ~ lon H.
Bark John Curtis, from Mstanzas for Hamburg June IS
lot "a A. lon u TO-
Brig wellington Hail. hence April Is for Rio Janeiro
May s lat II N, lon 81
Brig Anna Wellington Hall, hence Rio Janero May s.
lat N, lon "a.
schr Duncan, days from Havana for Falmouth En- :,
June 25, lat 80 20. Ion 7340
scbr Smithsonian, hence for Havana June a. LAT IS ~
len T3Q8
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER cIAL.
WEDNESDAY. July

WEDNKSDAY, July it J.. At.
The street is quite dull, many people having al
ready left for the holiday There is no change In
money, which is quite abundant. Exchange
closed very firmly on the basis of 1862 for bank
ers' bills.
A moderate business was done on the Stock Ey
change to-day: prices were irregular Federal
securities were in fair request at last quotations
State stocks were generally better. Tcnnessees
improved "a per cent, virginias (, North Caro-
linas q and Missouris %. No cause is assigned
for the Improvement; it is probabl merely Duet
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Railroad Accident.

ALBANY, July @, 1861.
The down train Of the Hudson River Railroad, which
at twenty mutes 10 four "a NJ oil the track
stuyvesant, through the mispacing OF a witch The
train ran into shallow water The engineer and fireman
were slightly bruised, but no one else was injured.
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RUMORs FROM NEVADA TERRITORY.

The Sacramento Union says-sor several days past
EuDors have been rife in this city q collision between
the Onion roen at Virginia City and party Of rebels
wbi-h. IL has besn than reported had ended
In eocdshed The truth appsass be, that landlord
" botel IN Virginia, whose pane is said to be Boxn
enod 70 ehoo. whoever nOested It. The comm snoer Of
the Fort Churchill garrison notified the night
the but doubtless thought the matter OF
little Importance 10 notice officially the frie rds Of the
Virginia landlord naaiy prevailed upon him TO take down
he reasonable bacge, and further disturbance OCCUR
Cd
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The Pittsburg Fraud Case.

PIrTsBUNG, July 2, 1901,
The Prevented fraud before Justice Iowrie
OF the Supreme Court this morning, when after hearing
the aIgument Of the COUNSEL the Judge refused to with
draw the writ Of certorar issued tsterday tax the
case from jurisdiction OF the Court OF quarter Ses
sons and transferring to the Supreme Court The writ
havr thus been absolute the defendant appeared
IN the Court Of Quarter Sessions this afternoon ami
tered into recognzance for his sppearatce at trial
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ArY1V8I OF the Calb10HD1a Pony ENprcAs.
FoRr KxAssy, July a 1854.
ne pony express passed here at three O'Clock A. "a
leaving the following despatch for the prcss-
Saw FRANCISCO, June 2s-p. NJ
Arrived goth, ship Gospel from Boston. Sailed l9.h
ship Norman for London 2lst chip Nary Robns,n for
New YORK. British steamer Tartar for Panama car
ryg $l2 500 trorsue for England Sonora car
ryng zoo passengers and 81 24 900 treasure for New
York. IS eco for England and SO Geo for pana ms-.o
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WFDNFSbAI, JuIg J--b 7. NJ.
AsrSs The gales embraced about 30 Lbls including
pots at Sc 561a, ana pearls a. IS 75
BREAJsrrFFs -Flour-The receipts were large which,
combined with tho advance In the rates freiehts and
tho unlavoable by the Persia nd The effect Of
pressing prices. HE market close at decline OF To-.
zoe per barrel The sales embraced about IS 900 bbls
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ARRIVAL OF TIE B0RTHERN LIGHT.
NEWS FRsM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
ssll, 1853 I'M sPRCIE m BOARD.
SOUTH AMERICA TRANQUIL.
Extensive Culture Of CLIee I'm
Central America.
Arrivals. and Departures Of United
States Ministers,
~ &sss ~
MWs PRsM CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
ssh, 1858 I'm SPECIE OH BOARD.
SOUTH AMERICA TRANQUIL.

M steamship Northesn light, Ospsain rinhlepoush,
wASuh left AspnwSn the 25sh uR arrived here yes
asBdAy morning She brings $50 passengers and ssl
n speoie. me following h The
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BELOW
schr J NJ Ia, Tor.

2dSbps Ellen Foster, and Sir Robert Peel aml London
Ryerson Antwerp; Lucy Thompson, ~ John NIB:
Beaver CD Slasgqw EdEard B Quebec sazsrine az
ro Nash, Newcastle Ocean EeSe sonroyia Mary
row, Boston; Drpmmond, Hannah Foster t3r, Havana;
Creole (Br, Belize.
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Tic NOrthtrn Light arrived to-day, With SSII jos
in specie.
The Newark banks are publishing their quar-
ter)y statements for July. The comparison with
April is as follows:--
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Deceasecircn alton, $si 9ls loans sas5 o07 81; de.
posts, $40 29l 40.
The following was the business OF the Sub-Trea-
, 1861-11-22

RUFFA1O ROBES FOR SALE
y ee as1e st ~ Head Qas.sezs q sae
soaaW&8xaRH FUR oo1EYsX. :.
ao. us 1Ass ssxeet Gzasa n.
IA Hff1TT l. ~,
, 1861-11-22

t@ sne e4tdlftm0fe2A4,
t Ihe following Is President Lincolu'a rey1z
that the mechanics Of that cItV rsce,va nart :;
lue government To1k, and that naval denat
s;e1ed ne1 th1an Pdanch clothing bureau be estab-
:: Gentlemen-1 hank yon for tho sdar,s,
~ rhAien yGo Lave presented to me il behaK Of
calamittes which the sympathy Of souas ma ,ne
gniaed cttiztns Of Maryland ha1. brought
ooHh On that patriotic and hcretof,re tinnr.
1snns sSate. Tbs Prosperity OF B BItimore m
e lhe ls,h Of April last VAS one Of ths wos.
gLo qI,e P,oancea e,n q me American Union Be
"ao btfangles himself, from whatever mo,
eHe, aS o. more unreasonable than were thosa
ehlzsns Of Baltimore, who, in 8 sIngIs ,,io5t:
GestIoyeo tae baltimore and Dafo RaiJrnei
me Northern Pennsylvania Railroad. ana n.
Iallosd rem Baltimore to Phtladelnhis.
" usy Hnen that mad transaction .oc-
Sulfso Sua tne government Of the United Stztaa
oas Deea diligently engaged In endeayoffngt t.
lehIofe tAofe great avenues to thnir~ f~~nnr
nse1etEeea, and at the Esme time to ssya Reltf-
mele and Maryland hom the Danger of cam
pra1 p,eII fala Lnroueh N unnecessary aud unnat
~ eorgratulate you upon tbs declaration
Hhicn The people Of Baltimore sud Of Warx-
land have msde In the recent elect1on ~ tha;,-
appfcbation OF the efforts of the Federal Eng.
frImeAt. and Of their enduring LOYALTY to H.
unlon. 1 regard the results OF these eIectioRs
Sc auspictous Of returning Legally throurhont
al the dnsurrectioaary States aeo'
"four wishes for fair participation. bv
iae - n mechanics and 1absring men Of BaltImors,
10 t1e benefits Of supplying, the .GoYernmsnf
Nl!n materials and provisions, are rcagonshIe
aad just They have deserved that part;cinS.
hoe. Loyalty has involved them ia some
osnger, and has demanded Of them some ear.
ilhess: Their wiahes, as you have csmnuni.
Hsee fateo tnem, shall be referred to the proper
ber Of the Administration " III chter;ni1v isn5
h1s aid to carry them cut, so far az it ca b.
done consistently with the prudsnca ,nG
economy Which ought Arrays to regulate The
, 1861-11-22
Good for the Coshocten st Gals y,


The Conhocton {Ohlo) Age has the fsllouino
resolutions Which 1t Gays were unanInnns15
adopted at meetisg Of young ladies'. # the
" Home Gnsrdsn don't skadaddle bsfero thai,
well aimed artillery, and at once ioip The
asmJ, linen fhey certainly have Lost all manly
Resolsed. That It Is the duty Of every youno m.
married man to 70 to war, '"1As ~
Inst al who ale unable to 90, ire
That We lave no further need ef Ho,na c,,.,-
1or We expect sooa to talt: down the porE' nn5
taeie T. therefore, 10 danger OF 1t. spoiiing lie
That youIg men have but one res.en for xt.v.
1TEst home-they fear the rebels more than ti,ey
That tbs soupg man who fails to do his fntv !,
tf1a hour Of our utmost need, IL net WORTHY RI. h.
as love the home Guards, SUN
nat ne viii marty no Home Guard.
rat he who il not true to his country. !. mt
Hne 10 n1s 9od; NOT would ke be TO his wife,
, 1861-11-22
GTATE OF ILlINOTS- CO0K

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
senbe5 Term = D. ISL. EdRard i. Ms4t3n ~ ~
Public not;ce Is hereby giEea to the 50; Samuel D.
MeasleE that Wit Of atach1Gent issued aat q ~
assce q the Clerk Of Cosk County Ci:c1tt Court
q TIE h said EdsaId MaE1n. and asass ths estats
1lRent5>Ftke CsntA directed 70 tle sheriff of Coot
nov. L nefs lore, nnless yon. ti.a aaiS samns1 +
"a SdseEsy Essyl ses@ s9nPPs g +ud
da1 Of the Eext Term shereoL to b hofdsn a fhn
@ Ee9rt 911se L the City Of Chicago ta t5ifd Mon
pltsd p The said pl.'nflfa aeaa+ 1adsmeee Viii 30
fn1*tea agaiEtt you and n tavor II tho eatd EdWard
psy s. q n ,pcts9t M to SATISFY III ta.d Judgment aud
WI l. HURcH C1erx.
1AfeoA q hA1H0ID91 klue AfEnH. no5hiQ9-sW
, 1861-11-22

WoNt. Tu1aor1 % UFtnz.J bnes4ea, narVo1s 1ehiSs
=, T8tnf11 OF pIfacHh tz1Ahoh Bkrrn1nhc1 -
vii be speedily cured without po&songu1 trnFL r.
Ynrto,s q 1epa1 aole naee5e.Ees q say ftrd aa1s
s1&y b. The af1teted sse cordially l11tted Is ea3i
, 1861-11-22

; The Indianapolis .oarnaAh tho. 1esdfnx Re-
publican paper Of 1ndiaaa, thus speaks Of tao
New Governor Of Utah: :.
Rad Tho telegraph reported some tins
bad beea appointed Governor Of UtaE: sIAts s.Ass
NJ. DAWSON possessed no uurxul arifI6 n.
taons foF such post, and ,rasher less P5lIdssI
influences thsn '1oy cth9 mxn IN his b ssrjet
we Thought the report waa no:adnR hqt te1s :;
FRs,po,e R1f nem canas. md PAD np ss.:n!l:n:to1 ]
rom for donht. thas taa' appolntrr sns
hab actually been rcade and Is nof
, 1861-11-22
NM L. tsHURCH. C1eyx.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ c0UNTY-s,S. Cook County Circui: Court No.
Tem9eE Term, A. ?. 1851. Edward B. Martin n Nc.
Al1mter, Simpson & Co,
Public Ncate L hereby given to the said 3IeA1Istss
smpscn Co. tnas wit OF sttat hrnent issnsd out
G9uIt dated The l9tn cay Of October, T. b. Eel Il
ESTATE cf tbs said McAhstef, Simreon 4 c. f1r the
4a1n ct F1Ee TnopssAd K1sht a1aiired and Nineteen
of Cock County. which Bsld WIT has been returned
soT, therefore, un1es you. ts, sa,d sca,,,..rr
Stnpesn CO kkaI peIeonallJ be and appear oefofa
re sAid Cook County Circuit t3r bofore tae hrtt
Court 4na1e u the CITY q Chicago d tha thrd NOE
osy e H3sen95r ~ p 1ss1, g1Ve special bsN, and
sE.inst ~ g9n s sRa n favor ssd EdXa
maT be sufficient 70 sattEty tho fntxmept e1d coas
Htn BE- fold to s1t14fy the fs1ne ~~%"
PA1soE d RxYso1Ds, PHI r. AttsM no5hl9s4v