davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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TRUSTEES S S4LE.-Wh heresss
l. On the l7th day Of May, 1sH H1rsn G r. Sos< F.
derg and Mary L. Covdery. hn Mifa = sann ~
real estate hereinafter described Eaich - guy III M
corded 4 the EecGIdeEa ocs q 81 e secnre IL ~.
ent fye prom;aso notss z z ssa ,e rer of Josisn
tsTtgr 1ess sng V6eIess dealt has ben nade z
tha g, fl ard application having he0
Is lie aaa legnl
z q a4 tTn,t deed described in OF poEN
of III th5rein contaieed. PUBLIC notice = hsrshg
gsn: isS as tsn O'clock IN the forenoon Of sid
ahy. On tie premises hereinafter described. va wm
te raj tstate in taid trust deed described yz:.loN
toree 81 snd four l4l tn Block ssn 9h 2! ao
County Illinois, with the sppuftenaaoea faeIsaa@
belonging. AID Ill the right and e4nty ot -
ter the purposes in aa.d trust deea s$aseaa sas
:: ET,BHIp8E g. BALL. :
:E4ecuto<s Of Samuel; F. akfahai' osee?ssa.
, 1861-08-11
KAllrDA0s.
Galifor11la ann 39tks's 4sak*
d O N.Y.. & Z 2 r Z s s!
-
Ten Days
TO SAN FRANCISCO.

LETTERS win he received At tha oMoe u us4
United states ExPress Company
CORNER OF CLARK AND LAKE STEKKI3,
Qso Lake and % Clkrk st1oets5.
Which VIII be forwarded to connect v1tk tbs pous
Express 1sayinx St. Joaeph. K1ssouH. every
WEDNKagAY AND, SATURDAY. At II 2. II.
TM.BEKAEa
Sent Is Fort Kestney On the mornings * Monday aa6
Friday will connect With the Pony, leaving St. Iose2s
Wedneadays xnd Saturday.
KXPRR8S CHAK9E3= -.-@.:
Lestezs weighing y OK Or undar g
The hsf ounce Letters vii be reduced to ons dolla1
Elter July 1st :, :,
stamped envelopes, &nd all Express chSzAqs piepsad
ap3dlY ED. QOLVIN. ATens.
TONES d. CARTWRIGHT
, 1861-08-11

~ = JONI b. Knight anQ EnUunQ 1fE. 01 la3 aIAt4
q the city of Chicago Comfy Of Cook and State 81
11nof-, certain 1udeEture Of mortgage. dated tho
nineteenth day Of November, A. D. eighteen hundred
Recordsers eee 4 I'D Coz County il BooE tEent
TWO CD Of Mortgages, on page i've hundred and four
{5G4}, Il and by which said indsnrure said John B
Knight snd Edmund Ware Conveyed to said Peter
aud fwo of 5smfs b. r ogden's su6div Vision q Lot
number one o. IN block num5er nfnctyex G6} In the
Lots taken together being ftty 60 feet in front On
Monroe street, and rnnn3ns w back senth. On Wells
the payment o1the five % certain pron.tssory notes Of
the Eatd Knight and Ware to the raid Geip given for
part ct the purchase price Of said Lots said all
ssad5Sa anS eIsty IilSe doIIsF ysse e
cdl third 81 and fourth the SUM Of ten hundred
and fifty dolars laO each. and payable respectively
ee 'de efee sd he
eighteen thousand five hundred and 1fty dollars
($l55O parable to The order Of the said Geib. hva
years fotu The date thereof with interest.
Ct the two notes last abo1e mentioned to VI. the
notes pay able In fonr and five aud s. years from tGe
cute thereot and more than thirty day;
ha,tng elapsed since the last Of tbs fell due and
Of principal and interest," the sum Of about nineteer
Thousand nine hundred and forty dollars (fls949
Now, therefore, IN pursuance Of the power IN nj
{Glh) dag OF se0tetnber a. D. 1871, at o'clock
th: forenoon st the north door ot The Court House
said city Of Chicago offer the said Lots at public auc
M tbe ssa es aa Se &
est bidders for cash to pay all costs and expenses u
Cured in advertising and selling said Lots a!d the sa
balance OF and 5nssEfst d9H o9 sald nosss
| cb5raro .June r.. 1851 'iyt2sSai.td
, 1861-08-11
WALTER KIABAIlL Clerk.
GALLUP & HITCHCOCK Pitts Atty. aus gsA-i1
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, 5s.7super1or Court Of CHICAGO.
4 n Torn 17zaa

- vo1s qss,9 y aaEs
Gafdner, S, Parkman Dexter and Arthur 4. Poor VI.
Moaeiey, Ianeipg q Co.-Attacnn ent.
Public notiCe is hereby given to the paid Mose1ey,
Lansing Co; tnat wrt q at5aeh9snt issued ouE q
cago dated the eth day of July & 1851 1t the suit
q ths saia Ja1nes Fat aeBsy j. e Gardner = PARK. <
tate Of the said Mcseley Lansing CO foF the sun o!
Five Hunf red Eighty Eight and 10o d IiArs directed
to the Sheriff OF Cock County, which raid writ has
been returned executed.
NOW, therefore, uni 'ss you the ssd 3foseley, L,ns
said Superior CtuTt Of Chicago On d tne nrz
DAY Of the term thereof, TO be holder at the Caur
September. A p: 1851 give special bail and plead Z
aaapst ao fo2 nd n Yor I is s nes I'D Essd
6eny =. Gardner. Parsmaa pextss and a Arthur u
Be s9tlcIeut satisfy the said Judgment aud coetz
viii be sold to aat3tty the ehEe
&xLLIp Il HITCHCOCK, PIt.11 AIRY. uo4g Sc AZ
, 1861-08-11
Special Notices,

y A Friend IN Need. Try it
DE- sWEKS, MFAL11aIE- LIN1sIENT y pro
psred from the 1eoetpe Of Dr. Stephen swees o. G
ntedeTs, the great bone setter and hs4 psen 49,
hls prsetice tof the Last twenty yeaH WIN tae es
ssta12sh tresupcek. AsAn e1tanu -eusees -. 80
ou: sis a. and VII alleviate pa.7 aose spseog ~.
sE5 olher preparation For al <kheumsne saa 49,
,ous Disorders d h truly artaItole ID
e. E.SoFes, Wemoz Brna3ns, Bruises &C. .ss sses
healing aah powe1fnl Strengthening psopet1eh t...e
TIC Just wonder and establishment o. ~ ~ uAse
asfaa,s e1tes ps,tp1uaed bytt within Tue last two
vea,x ,.t,st thfs fses For ssls bg J. H. JOHNSON.
Gener.l Agrns = essae nsrost micaent sad BY Al
n,,1.s~ nol5ioeow-dlly
, 1861-08-11

A DMlNISTKA ATUR'S EUl1CG.=
IL KsrA1E or WILLIAM VAN -ANTHERF, q
= tam of the County Cobrs Of Cook County. n the
Btste Of uhnos. to BE hold at the Court HousG II
aid 81 the Third Monday OF September re1t being
the sixteenth day thereof for tss pspose q settiag
-Vaa AstwetP, lata 4 Warren County, and State Of
An nersons h4Tir ciat1ns AGAINST the sarne aEe no
He'd and requested to attend then and there Iot tia
pHPoee w D-'1o !, YOUNG SCAMMoN,
Administrator ot tie EstAse Of WILLIAM Van Ant
cTi9gsto aet Tis J1ty nth. A D, 1851, Jy1sR18sM
, 1861-08-11
E&ga( advertisements.
MORTGAGE aALE.-Public no

M OEkA dAAdE HA1Es-fuDilC no
dEen q 70 IL ea
&sEe 7aAecnted sad delivered to tae, undetdXned.
William D. Scott, By Sylvester Ilnd,and Ella txen
11EE. h1Nte sbtA.10g date the 18th daI Of July,
A. .. 5S6 a1d recorded In the ofce OF tne Clerk of
tie Clrc11t Court ana EzDfnrio Recordsr Of Cook
County. IN Tia stats Of 1inola IN Book 70 VI Mort
Eages unb It Rsge and the other II Psge 8 cf taid
Botks 01a OF said mortgages bei3g given - secarr
the payment Of tbs Bond Of 1atd 8yfvestat Lind nj
the It F1ye Thousand Dozrs due on the l9tn day
Of July, LEO with interest on said at the rats Of
ten per cent per &nu1. paFahla semi Annually Is The
American Exchange Bank In the city o. EeT Yoff
and the other OF said Mortgages being 70 secure tho
princ1pal tnE or Five Thousand Dol1nra due on the
18Th d1y Of Jnlr 4. D. 1f6 With interest on said aa
r -h fpt+' ten yer cent nsr a',nnu, psyase 80 nj
.---..... sl-:-asa SA.i. -. d1I
Of Eep1ember A D. 1851. At the Roftn door OF the
Court Hou1e In fha CITY Of IN said County Of
Cook and ststs Of nno1s at tbs hour Of ten O'clock
II the forenoon of said day Offer r sale and sell at
9nt1'c vsnsre go Trch ~s ro.v he necessarv T. pay
81 .tt i.is.c IL :t;1 K 81 z T. G
leiltEa1g described p1t misses to wlt :-fhe hotto
StG1t il l4nd's New Bllcs on tie Forth twenty four
20 teet Of Whafnng Lots numbered twenty zine
(9} thirty (e0} aud tIts tsD, Of 61salel's aur
Tey cf haFntg Lots In this orfgnal TO CRfcaso
and lnown more parhcnlarl, as nnnbsE twenty Mar;
eet street efault haS1ns been made IN the payment
II the principal sum SECURED by sai1 moItzagsR
respectively. - W11LiAM b. sGGrT. Eo1tzasee.
BYE ". Willard, his Attorney fn tact
BippGETT-& HEHTpY-, ,Afsya.- aut0.eHs4ui
, 1861-08-11
ESTATE OF DAVID S.: Hay.

IL WOOD, DzcKAsEp:--The undersigned hsre been
Rppointed executors OF tha eatate Of DaT!a s. Hay-
wood late Of the County Of Cook and State Of Illinois
deceased hereby give notice that VIE viii appear be
HOUSE n Chicago ut the regular term thereof the
third Monday Of September ne1t at which time AZ
md requested to attend the purpose OF hsTtRx the
me adjusted Al persons indebted to said essaEe ~
Eeque5 ted to make immediate payment to the unaea
6tEned. JAMES E DRAPER
, 1861-08-11
nEYROIT 30 BUFFALO,
Asea@ LITTLE q ARNOLD. Buh&lo.

= AI.ENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ o.HAUROAD.-EFR1Na AK1AHgxMHAL -:
leaye Wells seet depot so!luws Sundays e1cepted
0.4s a. N. end 9.1& r. NJ for Bslv1deEe, Rockford
teTmediate petnH: o. IS a. 4 and $50 ?. t.. ID
Dixon Polo Fulton, Cedar Eap!ds, and intelnediAtE
inte1medfats points: 6.30 r 6or GeHeyaand fnten
HediAte roln6 Psssengets foz Belolt and Janesytls
Lake. AcHensy, R3chnoaa, r IN aens1H e dake and inteE
"AN~FA1e ~ ~ b TAIEDTC cen suu't
, 1861-08-11
az Kcnnedy's Medical Discovery

kY Kennedy's Medical Discovery
Ernrs11sS Mettr11 Discovery ctrea Erytdp1lsss- -
TeonH6TT4n MeE3tc8l DISCOVERY tures tca0ker.
Ee11rdy1 Matcsl Discovery c0fsxN Nur8lnE Bore Mn
Kernadyt Medtos1 0sscovezy cnrea aumnf the Eye4
ke1nedJs Me{1lGA 4s::ee1FHrF t1tea stala HeAd.
KeAnedyt Medical DiecoVefJ Cute4 Esunn1ng oftae Ear
khnuedyt Medical 0tscFctJ cures Qfctt1tsd 9ace Leg
ksnnedJt Medical ptseoTGxT cures 1epIz !:
EennedyH Medical Discovery cures Rheumatism,
EounadyB MHctcM I1scqVeIJ Eut9 6stt Khe1n, ~-
EennedJk Medft&1 13&sno1ET cuxea Dyepepsia
Kennedys AsetfM 946onxk1y ReEul1tea the Bowels.
KeanedJt Medical 4tleosety Beg gu1ate4 thA KidneIs-
kennedya Medical Discovery Regulates the Liver.
Kennedy Aed{tas 13sdp1e&Yhns cured DropaX.
When 1oa are Eek and DO not know what the matter
Perhaps ouhave - Inward humor. Ir5Keuaedys :
Sed.ca1 Diseopzsys,i
Fox sale by N Druggists. ncStaly
, 1861-08-11
Pixies, PEAK.
TRANSPORTATION LINE
~, FROM =.
LEAvENW0RIH, KANSAS :. !.

DENVER AND M9UaTAIH- CfTF,
..--s't - ~ :;
n connection with t1aC ClezEo. lkntnz9
EStiroad Company Who s1e prepared 70 g1ya xnfc0&s
B111s OF 1Adsnx fsosn Chicago 70 De4EH G7s8 soo
Ananteah %a9. 49, --fr3f s. A. =: 81 .
= 49,
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W ASIER's sALE.-State Of Iii

!M A91GlA - kcaAGL.-It2L9 OF Luz
ly1 nois, County OF Cook, sS-sut e,lor Court Of
Ehc8go+ In Ghancety- James E. AalIoIyva TboHas
Loom e K!chald D. Lat6ropt ChR1les i. Laddinsroa,
ana 76omas q. aItchei1-Bin % Fofecioss aortssSa
Public notice hereby given that IN pursuance q
decsetsI order ente ed ne shove entitled cause %
the elftn day Of A. D. ls61 lra Scott As Mas
te5 n Chs9sef5 Of the Superior GoarF ef hteago E
= he Pola deef of ths cegrs Ao9se ot Coox Gaua:
q lao!s on Saturday, tas seyea;ee9th r M Day q
thai day he following described real estate or =
amount due oomplainant under said decree wlsi
OF suit and the Matters fees, c1m1nt sious and ds
burEementa Eald sale], Situate in the County OF
Ccok aud State Of Illinois, aad known r1ats par
GELS Of land m mber eleven Ql1 and twelve (l4) on
the map Of T. Ba1dwtn'a Subdivision Of Canal Ses
ton three tS), ownshlp thrtyr1 G9}, Range
Thirteen {1D east Containing twenty and torF+
i've OBS hui dredths Of Also, those two
tGl1 plats parcels Of land known al nunber ntne
e. aud ten d0, on the rap Of T. F. Ba1Gwin's Sub
division Gf the northwest quarter Of Canal Section
thirty three t3s} Township thirty nlne G9}. Rang9
t11eeu us) sast containing twenty acres aid ttrsy.
SID s1bdiSisien Vas recorded II the Kee11ders 81
Eek l3s of Maps. Page = IRA SCOTT;
Chicago, July ssd. 1s6l- jy2+gls7-td
=
, 1861-08-11

GUNS! GUNS 8UN8:tl.i
NJ Eonn. Hnea P1stols, Colss, 7Anmh 61a<oa'4
s0d everyysEiEtY 1t Reto1ynt. Bowie Knives. Te94
Ficta Bho1els4 Pans. Gold Hca1ea, BlankntD aad IN
dnAs of Nmss EaosA, Powder 1Aot CsRe and Az
ssa1sse eW sesst ioF IL Edan A54 taaa Ho1es asst a.
H6farfT FoWAef'.- X = s GIG. Z. ARh2R;:s4 :
sp:H 1S5 iAke fttstst
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~ aois, cSaaty q co9s ss Superior Court q
S@iths 1a1gaEst p: s%Ith, q BaniaPin BEadi.T
Richard H Collins, Jeremiah I. Boyle. David L ID
Go1ye1 and E%Muel De GoIer.-Bil to Forecloec ,
Mortgage. - ~ = :
decfetal order entered In tho 8boye enttE on
the fourth DAY If april a. D. 1es 1ra Seott, as
Master IN EhaHcery u the superior Court Of Eateaso
WI sell at public auction to tie highest bldtef 1of
Comfy, Il me GitT of Chicago County ol Cook aad
sepslmbsr n1s1 as s1sysn scl9sk In ~ re @ tosa-
steass19 fhs Ct q ChiesgS cogny q Geos ..as I'D
asY % tahzy he aanant due complaint = 91dss ts5
ssle2 II ~ e E,t-Lon IL m en- g} tEo g & tafef g. nva 81
aine eleyen 90, Twelve sl2>. fo15sea tID. tEsnsy
McReynold's eubMsIton q Patt q tha east half q
the northeast guAfter Of Section ak %, Township
thirty mine {.9) North Range fourteen Ga east OF the
third Principal Meridian Also, Let three %, In
Block ten OBJ Lots three q and t261. front
Il penn street. snd Lot5 six 0s nine ~. fourteen
a., ard twenty two ca fronting on Ml1wankee are.
nue. In Block eleven f} In Subdivision OF Blocks ten
TO and eleven Q1}, in 4IcKeynods Addition 10 Chi
C1Eo. 1kA SGCTTt
Master in Chancety OF the Superior Court of Chicago.
ChickRo, AugusI 9th, 1861. = Rulng H3-td
, 1861-08-11
KAiIraH1a5. .

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
,!., ! 1RAL AAE1EoAD = fltstla's H0ad n \
with F65 Hfes ii Double Track; ','s
i 3aEEE ~ @ pAEY TRAINS t1ith connection. from
-fRea Fl1T4ss1a To ehlkAbtlPRiA,
,!Aal tanns::Hng dlfect to New 7eis7
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Ltne Night
,'- =, ~. Express -
eae Tra,a Daily frea Pitttsarg 10 New Yerk,
:" 5sN.sail:s::, x:::.1:s!! -ss.z=sss,:s S.c..
VIA ALLEETowK AND EAsToN.
ssn @ Z; s5.9sg
y ''- = = :: .-z-tS,- .~.e
Kxyress Trains Run Dst1y---Oshers
.:t, Sundays Excepted. q
!: H1NEDA1LY TRAINS from Pbtlidslphla 70 Ee1
9e Boaa eEGis sks Ell e as xaa 81
: BOAT T1oKKTs TO nosT0E
3:::. Good 7ia any Of the Bost Lines. y
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
-: =: Ba1timore aud Washi1gson.
|sRAGGAgE CHECKED ZHR0gHH-ALL
81 i TRANSFERS FREE =;
FARE ALWAYS As Low. As By ANY
80. OTHER ROUTE.
Buy Tickets via Pittsburs.
TICKETS: FOE SALE AT ALL MAIN
| .;.. .oFTIC ES:
, 1861-08-11
EsdssG AaI7te, Attorney for Estate. ty9*gz1E:sM
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

a DMl NlSTNAINlts5 V110G2.
IN To ali whom II nav concern, take notice. tfat
tl,e undersigned. o. 1aE az sat1 t y
E1!t az fonE oustT. il the Stale Of Illinois, st the
sspfsmh t1eIsSa s stg e 9a aosaa5 o r. y tsr @
Monday * September ssl tos lesys @ sen ES q co%
pound IN The dsspe5sts ~ , ssG Ms s1eI
deseased md 19lsh afstSe4 Il hsE l1is a5
EsTaER WHITE. Adznin!sssszs155f1: l1ss Ts55 +
, 1861-08-11

q. u. e1.I42d0Ke8 H1
NHICAGO,a ,a.BURLINGTON d
~ QUINCY RAILROAD
+ PASSENGER Trains 1eAva and arrFe at Chicago y fol
loTs:-Hsl leaves 1t 8xs 4 l., fsundAy! .e1eeptedl
st1tyes at E11 r T. Q3nndays sxneptedo E1pIes.. {.
7.15 i. 4. {AaoEIsys e1capted} Aurora Accoa1m9da.
ton leave9 a1 4A7 z. H. [5uEdAy1 e&captep, N11Tee
, 1861-08-11

TTTAIE VE <IsgO1ke1 61
HiT1Ra00 -p7tuzssxn:::-Fabiso Koass z 51.nX assX
sivsA e fa esto & II sstd K5ns Fattstson decess
e6s q isms esas - se1r1 e S
nansy: e. 6eablaa4 u tae Eau1 tEs45s a tsa cdtF
Il Caisaeos oa tes setz1 Ao1aas 8 = 2
q! - AMSt.H EAus4 saOAs :A4l7ani5t1toE
= t.skcskl. EEaa 3n ~ ,ngt<E7tfff :
, 1861-08-11

J. 4 G. having been engaged a DIS transgsrs4sok
business fer several yeAis, &aa. transported !aefs
, 1861-08-11

- : HOKACE g, CHASE, ItosktAY
Chicago, July ssth 1851. jTAE7l4td
, 1861-08-11

TfsiM Gas fksaszHA 70 ESvs 1hsxasa9 Taaz
An nssAt aaa VIII ra res 10 ~ sessted 4 u.
dsse OF shi.eeat; q cash VII - On daavsET
tnr AEeats ais u st. a0seaz, 81, Isozf. Eaac>kxr
:. Boseon. Rev Eofk aa1 G11i15aA FL elve .
-:fHRoQHH BlId3 OF IsADnte 70 uxNuN grF4
+, OE arst s.nna Nf1 start Aboas kan = 9.i.s5 ;;
: :: 3&TH AAT-oE A4B51aj - ~.
!, q y 4ssa aas0zs u IA zra4 IN Ia: Etax;E ;Em q
t1K>:
.r:taIsF1e I'm ~ hkAde R1tzH speA N.pNtea4o1 II
:, eat oto- n LoasaaNazt g p rs o3accA ot NJ y
;A4f EEntAr. .s4ee -:EII ~ .sjc < Es5-.-E
lEE Far r1tcs ka3 eostKaeke Han On WH- MaH315.
asaeEsa REEAt Agsat q ~ g g .: 81! r. see
7ae 9sazsst ~; soaka g b = q s4!se g !" tsef
, 1861-08-11


offered on the plantations we're, the occupancy
Of the humble dwellings In which they had
lived, the right of cnldVating small portion
Of ground, and eleven pence a day, which %
about twenty:four cents Of our money, for
was 60 strong, that, on these terms, the freed
Elaves almost univ yersa1ly preferred to rernain
/ on the old Plantations amidst scenes aud asso.
Citations endeared to them by tiE1e. Asa gem
4 eral rule, no difficulty was found in cultiya.
ting the plantations; and 1t is universally tess-
tilted, that under the healthy stimulus Of
| wages, the emancipated slaye has developed a
deg1ee Of energy and skill which has surprised
1T wns formerly found almost impossible u
Prof. Ho7ey continues, to introduce any new
utensils Of hnsbandly. The negro would pro:
coed in his old aud indo!ent way, rejecting all
innovations. For instance, gentleman pur.
chased lot Of wheel barroWs, with the inten
ton of having the negroes use them, instead
Of baskets, to ca1ry ont manure But they,
not faucJing these new notions, loaded the
wheel-hatroWs, aud mounted the whole upon
aNow, they esgerly avail themselves Of all
the facilities to expedite work II generally
admitted that they now perform IS much Horl
in forty five hours, IS they did formerly In al
the week. No difference can be seen between
fnd we Rs1SPo o y noa5 as e. een
aes, " that the negro is lazy creature, Whs
wil1 do NO work al all, except BY compulsios
is now forever exploded.o
One single fact precludes tho necessity Q
al further testimony upon this point; i i
the ever memorable fact stated BY NJ. Cur
ney, that in the sixth year of: freedom, afser
fair t1ial Of fve yea1s, the exports Of suga
t,em Antigua, a1most doubled the ayetrage, 9
.By whose hands" writes Nj. GarneJ
"was thin yust cropraised? By the hands
the lazy and impracticable race, as thsy'hay
often been described the negroes. And aude
. what stimulus has the work been effected
Solely under that Of moderate Wage4."".N - ;t~
i, Thus is the fact established, that the ema,
:. cipated slayes, under the influence Of wage
may uecome industrious and thriving lahoraf
We want Al these laborers. Not one Of thel
cxn be az AIRED. :>'
TIE MOTIVE POWER OF WAGES. =
!, On this tour I hare been coatiuually nsa
ing with incidents Illustrative Of Tho, bnpoiit
ol Attempting 70 compel pa,pls towmk Wit
. out Wacca.: In couyeIs2ttoo -one 71ay with
nentleuan, alaveGolder, IS we ,K:Es xscan
( ing The Alabama river. ho said:
i RTaeae ceEya1ta ste . heap Of fsroabla. Il
, 1861-08-11
TRUSTEE S S4LE.-Wheress,

E3cl1Y md HfgaEat big IIta -
nAyIs 4 E1skxX Ho}r1 fezss=s1
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03

and see how long. it will gbe before their
victims will pass an ordinance of secession.
W We had begun 70 hope that they did re-
ally intend to get out of tic Union, and
relieve us oftho disgraoeful partnership ;
and that they would be allowed to do so
but ths programme Of the future course Of
President Lincoln viii ruin that hope. 1t
will be impossible for all the Slave States
combined to get out of the Union, if the
machinery Of the General Government and
Free States oppose; and SO We shall
still be linked to this putrid and ,decaying
carcass. In Gods name have We not car
ried it around long enough and had our
lfe:breath poisoned by its offensive odors
which. smell to heaven /? Let them cut
loose the bonds; and give them all of the
common property now in their possession,
or on their territory if they will only go.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1861-01-03
CLEARWATER. Dec. 18th. 1861

]AN 101 wv ACtAJ low.
MRS. SwIssHELM The Flour from our Mill
which you notice so favorably, was made from
"Club Wheat" taken at random from the tolls
OF different grists, coming from various locali-
ties. The l lour which you mention as having
been sent to you by MIR. Cambell, was made
from Red Wheat.
The new Shutter which we have lately put
into our Mill, enables us to make good quail
ity Of Flour from the dirtiest wheat but if
farmers would take pains in selecting seed, to
get nothing but clean White Wheat, and then,
before bringing their crops IS market or to
mill, clean it well, they would realize better
price and get better quality of Flour.
Respectfully,
CoRDwENr g. Co.
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Secession.

The special correspondent Of the New
York Tribune at Washington, J. s. P, is
treating the secession movement in the
calmest and most common sense manner.
lie assumes that the panic will end when
Mr.. Lincoln takes the chair. That he
will make no war on the seceders, but sim
ply collect the revenues and execute the
laws Of the United States in obedience to
bis oath of Office; that it will be LETT to
the seceders to make war on the Govern
ment, and that as this is treason, and will
be rather expensive, they will take time
to think.
The Springfield Journal which is ua-
derstood to reflect President lincoln's SEN
timents, takes this ground, and N this po-
sition there is no doubt vast majority of
the people will sustain him. Let the
President unturl the Standard of the
Union, and call upon the people to preserve
it, and the thing is done; but then what
becomes Of our opportunity Of getting rid
Of these everlasting blusterers? Cannot
the people of the Free States commence
some legal, regular mode by which they
can be discharged from their obligations to
the Union and Constitution Most assu-
redly they can. Americans have done
much to civilizc and christianize the art of
civil government. Let them take another
great stride forward and arrange plan for
any number of bloodless revolutions. Let
them adopt a constitutional amendment in
auguaating way for any State to get out
Of this Union who may really want OUT
No danger Of this weakening the bond, for
State that wants out and is only proven
ted from going by the fear Of coercion, is
no longer fit or safe member Of the con-
federacy. Any State which prefers Sla-
very to the Union, ought to get out Of it
instanter. Our Constitution was framed
and adopted to secure liberty; and any
tool and supporter of slavery who swears to
support it is a perjured man. Let the
propagators of human bondage 60; and
clc'n our flag of the great blot which tar
nishes it in tho sight Of God and all the
civilized world.
Read Wade's speech in another COL
umn, and consider the almost certain con-
sequences of dissolution, and say what we
have to loose by it.
Secession is the surest and quickest road
to universal emancipation. Shall the
Free States stand IN the way? God for
bid! Let the baby thieves go. Shall we
compel them to continue to accept our aid
by which alone they are able to keep up
their business Of cradle robbing? Shall
We get up quarrel with those dealers in
human hearts and immortal souls for the
privilege Of guarding and protecting their
nefarious trade? Does it not suffice that
for all these years we have
swatch and ward around them set,
OfNorthern men and bsyonet?'
bat must we bayonet them into accepting
our safe guard in their crusade against
humanity? Let the womsn'vbippers 60