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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
EXTRA SESSION.
-OY THE
IOWA LEGISL ATUR T. .
Proclamation BY the Governor.

Believing, that within the meaning Of the Con-
stituton, extra ordinary occasion has occurred,
and that subjects Of vital importance to tho peo-
pie Of the State of Iowa require the immediate
attention Of the Legislature. Now, therefore, !,
SAMUEL J. KIRKwooD, Governor of said State, by
virtue of the authority in me vested, do hereby
convene the General Assembly Of said State, in
special session, to be begun and heldnt Des Mones
on Wednesday, the 18th day of May, A. D., 1851,
at two o'clock r. n. Of said day.
In witness whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand, and caused to be hereunto affixed
the great sesl Of the Stasa Of Iowa.
u. Dated ut DesMoines this 25th day Of
April, A. D., 1861.
SAMUEL J. kIRKWOOD.
By the Governor.
ELIJAH SsLLs. Sec'y Of State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15


The Governor, by his milk and water
policy and political fugleing, is fast los
ing the confidence of those who we're
his best friends. The Zowa RepubA-
Gamer, published at Keokuk, and which,
Of course, is strong Republican paper,
hits off a. follows: ut is to be hoped
that these warlike times will not alone
do away with secessionists, but throw
those Republican wire-pulIers out Of
power, who consider the entire party
organization an institution expressly for
their own personal interest, and use it
accordingly" That paragraph contains
avery broad hint to certain demagogues
But mark the application. Der Re-
pu6licdner :"Among the gentlemen al
luded to, Gov. Kirkwood ranks fret
There is food for the reflection Of the
Governor and for his henchman. the
editor ofthe Gazette. The Republicaner
proceeds to review the conduct of the
Governor with reference to supplying
the troops and his hardness in calling
the Legislature, and providing for the
safety and security of the border and
other matters Of interest, q ad winds Mp BY
saying: THAT our Governor by such
actions will lose the last bit Of conf.
dence left him ia no more than natural I"
Whew! Let the Governor look sharp
! His very shrcwdest attempts to carry
popular favor among the masses, and
thus secure his denomination, are work
lng he political ruin. He must do :
little more conniving; his apologist il
su's CITY must fling his little homely
i'll. eascas- into the breach or soon all will
be lost The people are opening thei,
> .nSsyes, and public opinion is fa.t and;ne
rAg utteraOce. Let his Ezosllency be- care
sss.a faI Iest the apples Of public favor which
he has been 50 quietly munchinx, tar,
: o-to ashss on bis lips:
IMPORTANT 0RDRR.-Au immen.e =,
rrr Der has been issued to General jane
~ Inventor Of the rined cannon. "a
= 70 aIiAisg ; number Of heavy guns, and e
. ssess Supplying them with his csl>bratsd bel
100 u. II easlle nov expresses u u hssli
~ = that 1iaaesri will .sot go SSt r. a
usiea. We ~ glad = - sssh Id
e1len - soo1ming ssasa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
THE LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE!


AN THE FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY THIS
~ well-knswn Hotel was opened for the re-
csption Of guests. The house bss bsso thos oush-
y cleaned. painted, psrsrsd and furnished. 4
new kitchen, laundry, ETC.,, havs been built, aad
ever befoge.
The subseibsss, 0illstt, formerly Of the Seets
Hoass, and John b. Dsst, Of Ch,esgo, have taken
. long lease Of the premises, and viii oGsr sups-
riov inducements for The aesommodasion Of The
travelling publie.
Osss Assseareo Dau DoaSd ero
can b accommodated. yaoiliss desiring suits u
rooms, WITH pssvilegs = furnishing the ssms, are
invited 70 cali aad sslsst their spestnsass With
sst delay.
- god stabls seossstsd With ths House
0lLLETT : DART.
jssl7-A4vN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15
OLD M.lT5 REJvOe.lEED.

u. = 90 = n,
~ SNCOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
Ut and Rock Islsnd, RESPECTFULLY announces u
to the eitissns Of Davenport that he 10 nov Pc
pared to
Cl0on, CoDoP and Manufacture
q KID - - T0
into rood ones. 1t short notice aad on reasonable
tsenS. Rssollses the plses, - Second street, -
tessn Perry - Resk Islaad.
apr9o1 J.DOOfu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

.WESTCmE3TE8 HOUSE,
con. Bn00HE : B0wERy,
~ - " - q II *.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND CENTRALLY
: leestsd Hessl, nswly furnished. Kept ss The
EUDOR8sl.r PLAN
ACComNoDATDoHS voa ~ GURsT>
0sed sssnst - sssta = ssss ssd d pss Ssy.
Ce09iteee Reens - PasiDm, - 70 o. ~ day.
The beet tAe New Ym6 mas4eee sHscd Win g
served daily q ~ Eassog Cssatsr - Il 10
wiz ioois viii !. .s..l.s With .lo,..
Wines - Segaes
Attached e sAs Hotel vs have . READING
Ro01. BATH nOON, BAtBsB'S sHOP a.
CITY railway CARgs.s qnrIBU ssrs
psss IL Hesse fron I'll the FE6Rity.1 pAHs
WAY oBPOTS ssd plasss o. Pshlis AnsssnsaA !
svssy Tire oinutes d1Sing Tie day aid svsoinG.
CARRIAGES fusnilAsd q spplissaies d Tie
Country 1Go1o1hAnt0
wsll 1s1 Tito shsls IuT11GS7 4 naks this Hesss
theis hegs w. is " City.
We eoaio1s yssS poasoeaGos helisvisg that the
Hbessl asssnGenoets q tie WESTCBESTRB
house ~ sash = win - sotissly sstisfsetesy
% ~.
Pes. =. 1871. Wv. LELAND ! co.
il
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

1RY THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
psrshassd his nsterisl at eaaA
prices East, be il now psspased -
oGer 70 the public = god seek -
g1alisy a. q1astity u ARH1AGED -
VAoOuo = eyss s1assl ID this Saabets .
1Daaeei raees, a. viii - III hinds = spaising -
~ Iise, q psiess 70 ssnspss1 Nth tks 49,,
Al hjnis ~ Rasossn OuUicno - WaGee d1bQI
= haod 8 ~ d0o anA1w ale. YseQ4b e.
Goae1, eosns oessa1 - 1sUa eDoe:--... s.'''
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

- - 80 q O O - =
AT e O8T!
TTAvIN0 PURCHASED or A. ". DAuBY
III his sessk Dry 0ss1sy ~ hall ffsn -
aatee this dase 81 the n0e
AT CO6T1
fAsssis vase q aaytbleg h tAs Dry 0ssas
line Win pleas oive - > aAs0 naav eseas IN
- 49, . - VI " 80
4a kxse .1nAn eoe9 1Ds0s. 4
s-e luAq ~. WufR
II 0upsi1s o. AoDllUn1b -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

IMPORTANT 0RDER.-Au immense or.
rv-rr Der has been Issued to General Jsmes
ne Inventor Of the ri6ed cannon. 70.
'a''fa4 = A1tAlsg : Number Of heavy suua and 70,
.soL ssa srss sappyiag them with hs csl>bsatsd ball
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

. hght The battle . victory, ] return thasbs
70 our patrons for the liberal trade they kAve
given u IN the past, asd hops for : coatin-
1850 q the ssos = ~ sueeeoeos, NJ. 4. u
WILLIAMS.
Davenport, March 10, 1851.
in. ELDRDaE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-15

.GsoD ~ . IT, eaNfla now expresses ~ hslisi
.Itoa = that Mascara will as go 6xt r. ~
Uaioa. We - glad = - SCH hi.
Gmlo0 q soonmine -
, 1861-09-06

Our te1egrarhic dispatches this morning an
nouEce by the way Of Richmond and Louis
vile that the British ship Alliance has sue
ceesfu3]y run the blockade at Beaufort, North
Carclina.
II the statement is to be relied upon-and
we see no reason to doubt 1t-then the enemy
have been supplied with q large and valuable
assortment Of cont1aband goods, consisting Of
tin plate, sheet iron, block tin, pig lead, etc,
purchased in the city Of Boston, conveyed to
St. John, n B., BY our regular steam packets
between the two psrts, and put on board the
Alliance, which was known to be in charge Of
two Of the most noted seccss!onists OF South
Carc]ias--ore Of them former owner
before the bogus transfer was made Of
her register to British owners, and the
other well known pilot Of Charleston, who
Was kroEn to be entirely familiar with
eye1y mile Of tie southern coast. In Der
mittlpg tie escape Ct this vessel ne think it
can be proyen that the Government has been
grossly negligent Of its duties. for we have it
on entirely reliable authority that for several
abundant facts and Testimonials OF her true
character were furnished to the Marshal OF
this District, but that The Federal Government
would not give the necessary orders fer her
detention until it was too 1ate
The Alliance originally attempted to enter
the ha1bcr ct Charleston with cargo Of coal.
s6e was stopped by the bloekading feet aud
orde1ed to New York, and the proper indorse-
ment made upon her papers to that effect.
Instead Of proceeding to New York, however,
she vent to st, John, New Brunswick, where
| she discharged her cargo without selling it
| and also discharged her crew. Here she ssy
| for several weeks in. charge of her Charleston
captain, wearing the British flag at her main
mast ard the secession flag at her fore, until a.
length she Was joined By the Charles ton pilot
before referred to. Then the contraband att
cies were taken on board, and she ssiled II
three or four days after with new crew, and
with clearance for some port in the Wes
Indies, while there Was not merchant In ss
John #ho did not know her real purpose ant
| destiration. The United States government
had all the facts in Its possession above nara
| ted, and that, too, upon one. day certaiul,
| when two revenue cutters, either one Of HhicS
| could hare taEen the vessel immc5iate1y ca:
si6e Of the ha:bof Of St. John, were lying id:
at aIchcr in the stream Boston Journal
, 1861-09-06

TIE reports industriously circulated in
come American Journals that Great Britain
tas demanded or solicited the establishment
Of ) free port for the exit Of cotton are uu-
true. There is no foundation whatever for
such statements, which are prepared By the
B1iral Mlne's dispatches and views in refer
ence to the blockade. The Indifference to
foreign politics which has marked the pro
ceedlnes Of the congress has been suitable
commentary on tie mode in which American
afai1s have been treated in Europe. Mr.. Sum
ner was severely rehuked for alluding to the
probable effects Ct the increase Of the Morrill,
Tariff on the sentiments Of France aud Eng
1and; as if the Senate regarded such an a1a~
sion cs confession Ct weakness Or an indie
cent Intro daction Of an unsuitable element Of
consideration.
, 1861-09-06

GREEN SURROUNDED. -- Captain McCune
brought mp the report yesterday morning,
that the rebel Mart. Green and his force were
surrounded On three sides, with the Mississip-
pi On the other side. Hope it Is true, and thst
hy this time he ie prisoner OF sent to sEins-
don couae,"-Keoxtk Gate Csy.
, 1861-09-06
4&9I AteKfixknGRxfx.

M MASTER'S SALE.-State Of M
~ ~ nade. County Of csek, ha4s.RM4os Court q
sn1sh, MsrEafet Z .. 6nt1. Dsnt9Mtn =. BR1A1sl<
fs5asa Ecassa pHdlaX Jemas BIa4t RoeesE A. WatdE
eS0ayss SoEys .ad samuel 81 RsaIex-a1 @=fsxseaoas
,1siAS sotes hereby st.ea ~ h pszsinee Il
fhe ufaeE entefed In tae abovo entitled Caee o.
asstes y I9ay cf April a D. 1a1a IEa Scott ~
Vfl se,l n II the 5HpsE1or C0Hxt q CaaFet
eeh 1t Dc no4f6 ddnsdo1 70 the highest bidde9
Ssf S9fassf X z Ne G ef Gaeaso, Cou1T q COX -
sepfmhe1. M 4 ,es q Wednesday, h8 fodrth day 4
31 e5 ~ nr4 ne following descred real ss
stss II Mnes or = . oGa,sagS asSg GeSay q Geek ~
tary 70 satisfy the anon1t dna ssgr - HI 6e aee
e41d 1Ee1es Nfsh Costs Of aud enee..a - ..fE
s2le} to *t-Ln1 one u tEo a. thrap r.. oa sE3
n1 o. sna seven q. IN FLOCK H1s Is. tef 4a5 aIa e.
pas Is e1sge9 1T @ 81 Txelye ss7 fseeea as,' .Veu&ss IS
MGRsyEnlds Subdivision of rast Of ~ niae ss 2
the northeast quarter Of Section SIX H. ~ Ta1H aaH
fh:t5 -Dine {593, North R2nze fourteen flM .a$aA1
TbrI P1tnctpal Meridian. Also, Lot tSres y y k24
Block ten Ge Lots TIRES { and txentYelx - fu u
L On Deae srreet and Lot8 ak 80, nine i9 f6urts.
Q1), ard twenty tEo CD, G2ntnK % Milwaukee ETe
nue il Block elsyen nj In s1bdiy.so1 of Biocks Ia
90 and eleTen a1}, ia McRe51oid's Add!tto1 = Csf
Master IN Charcery Of tia Superior Court Of Chicago
Chscs 30, Auguz1 9Th. 1861. a1le@11:-M
The abcve sale Il adjourned To- MONDAY, tbs 3NA
day 1f Eeptember, g. D.. 1861, at he sane honv and
Master in chancer7 Of the Superior Court d Chicago.
Chicago. Sept 18th, 1851 se$s3 Std
, 1861-09-06

BUkSRY RUSSELL ON BULL RUN,
B1shy RnEsel.in writing his squib to the Times,
Telle the tale Of the light but no word Of the
fight;
How il lt-all over The inquiry chimes
But reason exieiE why the hattle's chief bruut
Brought no sight to his eye and no Eound to his
ear:
4 strict army rule heli him back flom the front.
Fer The old aeotaaea ay1dys are kept in the rear.
N. 7. Sunday At1as
, 1861-09-06
HTCRTEAGE EAIE.-Pbhl;c M.

McRTGAGE SALE.-Public mo-
~ uce il hereby given that By virtue Of tna
pEess 81 sale colta.1sd In two Indentufea Of Mort
Ehse eatc[ted 1rd delivered to the un1e19lg1ed,
r u ial4 ~ scott ty Sylvester LId and Ella Oven
II II "1e bea ilE date on the 18th d4y OF July.
y; :6s a.a Recorded IN tt. oflee OF toe Clerk 1t
I2e ElIcGlt E-ETf and Ex-Of1..o Recorder Of Cook
<ounEs u lIG etAte OF Illinois, IN BeoE % Of Mort
H5E5s ose Gt PaEe ent the Gshr at Faye 3; If saa
.v>ki opc o1 saiG Mortgages bet y grEa Il secure
the fA51fe e sc fh sond r taid Sylvester Lad for
tEe sta 8 Tive IhensaE6 Dollars due On tha i9f isy
af JulE LED With interest," sid SUI, at the rate ox
ta gJs ce1e PET sanT r. passbls semi annually Il ia
aaa re otas1 - Ct @ Sad AsrtzSges b!ag secure s
principal FIT Of fIye THOUSAND Dea-s die % -
a. the rate & ten PCT cEnt per aaa1, rayasle seN
annually ST the race A1cFeSad Isha o1 taa 5ak isy
e ser3sE Der; A D. :s6i. It the Etfth door cf tia
Court Honse In the CITY of Chicago IL aid County II
Geek I'd Stste Of lnots, tue hour Ct te. o'cl,ck
n tGe forenoon Ct sid day, oaer sale and sal Il
EhnEc yen:re 50 1.:rch Is nay be necessary t. pay
ta1 inaentsd1ess interest and eynen es Of sae of t1a
tso.ttsELy GSecribel PREMISES to~xtt:-Th Sa-tA
s l. I1nds Kew Rl-ck tie north tw:aty four
~; dsst q Hha5t1g Lots numbered tTeutY aiuo
ts9}t HIsy GG, and nt-o1e {2A) Ct B7ad1cTss 41r
g Neatn9E Lots in the O14g!aal Town of CatcaZs
aEd ELoWt Eofe particularly aa number tHer Hsr.
6ft seeL eefanlt having teen made IL the "a! me1t
q tas ps1ncapal sum sesured By SAID no7tz1gaa,
respectively. WILLIAM D. hGOfT, MnrtsaEee.
By E y. Willard bis Ator aef E sas4
BLorsETT 4 y #ISsToS. An+55. au.G:Eossd
, 1861-09-06

-s,,.se ,aen, for Hostes is rnstvslled By say. IL
. cs,. ot Larese arising rom spzaas, BRUISES
~ ~sa-t:~s IT effect is magical and certain Ear
-, ~ ~ .3t,e GAlls Scratches ManEe DC, 1t VIII
"a, rms socedr Spawn snd Rtngboae EaAy be easi.
v,,ve!te3 ard erred II their inc,plsnt stages but
-..e-ucd cases beyond the possibility ot radical
e. No case ef the kind. however, IL 80 despeeats
K bp,r:cs< hu: Il ,nay be alleytstet by this Iaeot
r; u i.:iata! application will MEsys remove the
Il aucrasA s:d t2ablc tie horse Il travel With eo.E.
&ps-a: Te tsse
Eve1 hc-se swner should bare this remedy st hand
T.: n .a"iE use at the fret appearance of LaGcness
r.: tfetrais. prevent those Formidable diseases
Eef1 ,1ed tc Which all hurscs ere liable. and Thi;a
ky-5e' se many other @ise valuable horses aearlY
k7--::::..ess See advertisement For sale By j. II.
t. HAs<>s General Agent 70 state street
~ Qaa1.d.r
, 1861-09-06
[For the Tri huue.1
CAVALRY CHARGE,

Charge, for hero's lives or biera!
Charge, with patriots hopes and fears!
Charge, for cur country's coming yearal
For God and Liberty.
Charge! he who turns, tu1ns but to shame
His comrades blush to name his name,
He who rides first, rides On to Fame,
To Fame anu Victory.
Charge! till the blcod-drenched battlefield
No foothold to our foe shall yield.
Charge! for our God will never ehield
Our country's enemy.
Charge! Freedom with cur cause expires.
Charge! Till the beaten foe retires.
Charge! Till this cry cach heart inspircs,
ssHazza for TictoryI''
ELFoRD
, 1861-09-06

AS passed the State Department the other
day, I ohserTed on the ground great col1e1-s
Of marble III wooden cotiu-like casas lying by
the roadside near the White House there was
similar food fer ruins. Above the unfinished
dome Of the Capitol rises grsat machinery OF
scafoidaEe and leverage, motionless and Gfn-
less, and around the very building in which
Senator and Representative keep high debate,
lie the vast fragments which at some future
day are meant to suprlant arch and dome-the
ideas ola conception not Jet brought into be-
ing. There are, then, two sorts Of ruins
those Of the things which have beer, and those
Of the thing which is net yet, and may n5yer
be at all It Was strange to see THAT all the
effect Of the work CT years could be produced
ny the materials Of work unaccomplished
The public buildings of Washington are sur
rounded before they are comp,stsd by the eyi-
deIces Of What they must be when they shall
hare been destroyed. Before the republic has
finished its temples, the worship Of the deities
10 whcm they are erected is assailed by terri
BILE h.resies. The Capitol can never see with
ln its dome the senators and deputies Of the
Unicn, Of which it seems no inapt type in its
aspiring incompleteness. Can any even Of the
Powers most menaced aud affronted By the
republic rejoice in its researches among She
fragments? Certainly England has not By
Word OR deed within her borders exhibited q
trace Of the passions attributed to her by many
bitter eIeuisS.
, 1861-09-06

ESTATE OF ROBERT PAT
H. TERsGE DacRAexo-Pntnc Notice il hereby
given to all persons having ca:ms and demandl
azainst said Robert Patterson deceas
ed present the game for adjudication and settlesnt
onne e. r bodpn te tnq In q c9a7 c
Of Chicago, on The third Monday tSeptembc1, L. D
1881. being the lsth!das thereof
NELSl,N THONAssON, Administrator.
Chicago, JuEe tt l5Si- tyEg15t5
, 1861-09-06
G1oefiaI Notices.

|~D7. Ives Hair Color and kes-
d TIE only reliable Hst. Restersg, ~ y III III
=. III become grey. WITH only teT 4pPnsTrgnts 4pPpSsHrnts
t,ss-,f tssteFt the hair, and cares aA esNPs''-''
=! e. nne Il the puhlsles q N IIsf ss ~
rft = In hls Mercaan.s hnn:5 his1 lid RostorKt{ya
sn etlee t . be s.: sse Isa eSsf eaans 1ten
se r. Eett :; ssTTasies 3 Is s,ls9 sna
s;fen z;s .aa "a Sss #e1a s.
i !yes f39aS Pies hatsadea TO. Address +
, 1861-09-06

sfthe tEo 9o;ss Isl above mentisaed- te ~: sas
ease 81 aGae snfa I'll 'nfs an ~
thousand nine hundred and fortS dei ars % ttis.a4e
yssteaa q sas indenta;s Il moStsags the nsdeF,
EaSa M s sn m { fsn &c asos STE e
n fsreLoon at tue north dor q fths Court House. u
ton aGa se lie and ali dsht and squlty of r
d., Is! q f4e ssd m"rtgagets teren, to tie high
Sas SsEsss 5 -
Cf1rsso. June IT, 1ss,. jyss.gsiid
hEOlsT=AGE SALA-Whereas,
1886 effe re- hs as &
ths 4 txEnty anadrsd aad mnstyfys;' doi it
aat "1Tex r. See ts aea q
taiu bend Or obstfor of same ate Is saI aote, aud
SSss{s ~ a;Sas r ~ s ;sss
6ser wse I'D 9ets s
Il ss5ta s e afsatSa % sstea 3
co1ders once of COOK County, Illinois, ii Book ii &
SEi RaSe 6 which said Las osa
EsS: t5sIsfe5s Ez1saa7cs cf tae eoze,e ot as.s
gisen that oni Wednesds5 th9 twsnfy-aitk. dss <
n he Il M
e Sf G9os e sh sna stas Hd a2
cash t:.e premises Esatoned ard described il said
oe Eft m ons Z }@a Ct exet g
m Il ss IL 7tass Ns Fl s f Ill H. t sss
fct rort: Of the ntre ef sad east Lae theaee run
f!1E Ra1i| f YIN M M nyE IT. ss X e sa 4t s
Sald lot eisht nEto los numbeE seven u II ss;d
e Inv Y
5sd lot @ tSnt 81 t. III adn anFa ~ ns s 94 e s. ss
1t S.sfSs e aorE tas ~
Fl Chicago. County Of Cook and State ii nl,os viii
acnrt:oa ii ths sa}a i. Randolph Smith aaa via.
fft15 fsfi 81 s.: ass :ssse!9 ef stg,s
Chicsge.J July e7th. lSa1. IEHg.E!td
LTATE OF IE.LiNOIS, COOX
~. COT @GoUSTT, Ss:-sapeEor S.: Court Of Chicago. A.
5 4sI9 95a asR5 Higgins and a !" Eel
t VII i ffz xssd IT 4 II e. 5s Che s x
e a Ss X M tue GogF r e e. Mcefs eS1 e. aased iS ~
Fl IL sss snd ~ ~
tat + M sa4 oan @ E % e uE
snertf et gcsk County. which said writ has beea
Now therefore. unless Eou the said John EIlis ehssl
neTen " he and appeI1 before tas sata Superior
s. Ssiss A. sas
@ ~ I'D
Il ss q : f Hs s. s + e say &! "a
Judgment aud e0sa VIII e f91f /? tf seRs
GA11rF Hrrcuoocs. fihs' ri 4: Attys aa.Eszi-iw
- -----------
Nl5AaIIlEL " ~ ~ILlNDta, CUOh 4,s
SoEss I'll 5snis Ks'i fs Foaf Il 4
5Gsele5- J. ane1ng q Cn2-AtsacS@e eut
Lsrsing o. tnst writ r at1aehmsn snt lssued o.: H
IT, ot.e cf TIE 81 ST. e TIE Superior Court q cal
= sst HI sas ss
1as s @ sq 4 Is ad e. f. tns ~ e
te tic Sheriff Of C5ek county, which said vrit ha1
Eov, t5e1tiefe, mi gsYoa the ss1a M,se.ey. L.as-
5nRSf95 R 55s
e s., s. e % 0Pas Pss
agaiast 5ou, aud ii fsror Of the said James Rssd.
6enry J. GARNET Ia:kman pe1ter snd Artsur s.
s5 a5ssa I'd + eos ~
VII De sold 10 sasshrS t1e sa.rs ron.y, n.,-
eAnnre E1rcneoes 4 kshs sa ~ 9'S'e .s:~
| sfr,IE, mn TTITNTf1IG V00F
GouSr 81 issane1aI e.11e 0i9' Of VwUa GS,s,.a
AntutTerz !. u. 1851. Josiah King, sag L Pea.
s5t Jh Bebz ssn e Fa :a tn
that v ii Of at;achmeit suea oas q shs ofce x
GSF s1 6 of ths GSgr sf e 3 dassd It.
| Joetst King, Isasc II. PennocE sad join ArbacEs.
aga55sT ssta.s s e ~ Ja E IS
aas sses s:ta5asd sxs:9:s: ~ ~. ,'s 49, l ', ~.>
efsi resohety 6e aas sppess esiors tie sasd saSa:
' eoast II e e
4 IT zise ba1 ' Apa ID petd s9 hs ~
IN sn f. ayn7 y ia sa!d naint! III a. nnd ~ m
sttssssa es zs1S
1oo8"ens az s5s TX e se1H 70 sarss
'hs sef .a@e HrrcHcocT FitGs hts7s ase 81
T7r 7TT an TTTy0T0 C00T
, 1861-09-06

TRUSTEE S SALE.-Whereas,
y y Bernard 6: Cauldeld, Henry Waller and sarsi
e aAer his wife executed and delivered to J. Young
AaTch l4fh, D. 1866 ard wsa recorded La the office
q lle Eecoiuer q Cook County Itnoia on the 18th
GaF q Ma5ch A D. lHd In BOOK Of Deeds at cage
q N1e5eoJ eS made conveyance Of certain p1feels
q anG tnefsa ntss deTefosd e secure the paet q
said trust deed Which said notes were drawn ~ ssd
Ea1lhe1d, to accu1e an Indebtedness to HoSinann =
Gelpeke. ~043AaA -
And. whereas, Was provided IN said trust deea
that G case default should be made IN the payment 81
according to tEelr tenor and effect then, on the april
caaion ct said Hoffman, Gelpcke their legal repre-
seDtaye5 assigns It should be lawful for said Scam
mon to sen and dispose Of said premises OF any part
thereof IL MAnner prescribed By said trust deed and
whereas, default has been made by said Csn1eld in
past due and unpaid. And. whereas, application bay
been msde TO me-, the said Scamon by tie legal hold
ers said notes. to sell sd pre1lises a. an eInpoW
cred by said deed to do.
N2E, therefcre not.ce Is nsree7 given, that shall
Il e. eay q F. @
north door ct the Court Hense In The city of Chcagn
Etok County Illinois, ioE tie highest and b*s 1t,ice
the sAme will bring In cAst the Eaid parcels Of ianT
and all right he1tAt and equity OF redemption Of sssd
premises are described follows t0wit: Iii thos9
certain pieces anc par.ets ard suat In the Count
8. = 4s, 5n and IL n Block J: Lets Il S, =, s. Il
Block s. Lots = 80 in Block all In the swift & Nc
q the west haf u tie =. T. qaaltei Of seetioa a
IN -R14E- lying IN the eity ot G.!eaEo:
Chicago. June 81 Isl. jYa5gsiatd
, 1861-09-06

TRUSTEES SAT.E.-W hsreas,
a Hs1FT Waller and ssraE B. Wa.1er, lis wife, eze+
ets' ass e f9a ua as Ss5sa Ms1sh { hS:i I 8 81 s
f9Esss le M ss s s r # Ggk
snd sad Treret d.2crt6: a tras '' e 81 :.
ssas 81 5 ~ hS;s: + az
81 sad s
t5sul Va N 5ssr rst sTT ,l s5se2a = s cso;s = 70 sae
esd s. izsf tti ia'd Is seii sd d55efs
ssnsE afz + as e ssid ~ viii: I'll
s5sd I as s = sA aSa FETss e51 n e1sig e
9ess Ct irteret 81 ssd notss hs7a fss due, an, aaa
4 sad q y z H! L
the .eEe tel due, a1u said ,ltartt has nesa ra3
th e I'd aa9a se
55 -. s = la so aas s,t5ss 13s n &C
KeT. t:srsi5Fe 5:tce : 5sreby eEsn t'.at + y
az ef M hs,S
oasf " asia . sF It ossl!e ioa = IL lshe,
Fl !; s,S IL Il Tz; sss5 81 lS:5s
IS a5y m Ges
aaz 4 L e 81 i Ssek e 4:osf 81 L sx H2i
Nc s A9ie5's :ubti;sio4 q tss noEth hal{ q Is
T. ss n Z. II f. lying z he Clty d C5i:a5e.
ehisaeo ,1uae -tti. IL. ~ "a ~ il ytsIta 5Es5!5
a DMIN ISTR aTOR's NOTICE.
II EsTATz or WILLIAM VAN ANTWERP, de
csastl-Eu;ice Ia hereby gwen that pave Fixed upor
Sttrn =; the County Co5El Of CocS County, In tAe
th7 City Ct tasgc; 10 said Cona:y snd s>ats af;-e
r., the Tt:1d A.uday Of September ce.s beizs
sh6 aat1stng a clas.s against Iae estate 6: iil:an
Var Antwerp, fatd It Hhrren gooEt5, Aac Stats q;
EeW JerseE. decta-ed.
All PcraeuE iavi,g catms AGAINST TIE ssma are nod
f. and requested attend then knd there, Ior thk
turpoee Of haz ing their ela.,rs adjusted -
Administrator ct the Estatc Ct Wllltaa Van Aat
Nerp, deceased.