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St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

n.iHistration. We make the following
extract from the report Of ais speech:
The enormous ain"Hu. of money and
troops authorized to be levied By the
l-r" Congress. w;s beyond any exam
pie in any free country, and was great
" dangerous to the libefsies of the e,nn-
try. He said that khc believed unSer-
meath the cry of tic. Federal Ad,ni.is-
traiion that the present war was to s,,s-
tain the Union and the Constitution.
there vas deep laid plan AMONG the
leaders of the RopubIican party to des-
troy Southern institutions, not only civil.
but political--nn, only State lines were
to be obliterated, but the peculiar in
stitu'ions were to be destroyed. He had
IN th" Senate. lately charged this upon
the Republican party. aud quoted the
remarks OF at least three members OF
the Senate having that tendapcy. aud not
one member Of that party could he in
duce 10 avow the contrary.
lie said that the State of Massachus-
et,s had. III every war since the Revo-
iution our c"uDiry has engaged in. up
TO the present. denied the right Of tue
Federal Government 10 take the State
troops beyond the State boundary to
fight the battles of The Federal Gov
eminent, ard not one soldier did she
furnish in the war Of 1912 or 1876
But SO soon, however, as the present
coercive war was inaugnrated. her opin-
Ions upon this sul :. underwent sud-
dcn change. and the old State os Vir-
einia. the mothrr Of States, and the
b.ns hcleut donat.r of the soil Of FIVE
Aors..sesteru States. was fooled with
her troops. Massachusetts must have
forgotten that in the war of the Revo-
luton Virginia scat the great Washing
ton to drive the British off her soil.
MIR. Breck!nri!gr said that the form
ing Of eDcanpm :, by either the Fed
eral or Confederate party. on the soil
OF kentucky was ii great indignity i'll
hlcted upon the sovereignty of the State
I'D for his pa:t n Vas hot willing to
see or Permit eth of the b,liigcrcnt
par'lcs 10 form IN kr"p up such en-
equipments, and that Ill should be in
duced to leave the State. He said that
he Was iur neutrality and peace on the
part OF Kentucky hut was willing To- ac-
qliesce III whatever The majority of TIL
people, fairly aud fully exi resscd. When
the Question SHOULD be directly presented
to them. lie stated that he had been
charged viii; being Disuiionist. This
charge was false A love of the Un-
ion WIS deeply sea,c,. in his heart. at!
no man could lore strongly desire than
he did, - see tie wirl. united in ira
ternity AMI aife',ton. aud the righ.~ a
all under tn" Constitution fully guarau-
teed and protected"
How SLAVES IRE khiloyel by the CJn-
ieder"trs Tho following paragraph ap-
pears IN the Memphis (ren.,rssee) Avail
anch" OF Tie 81 instant:
"A Procession ut several hundred stout
negr" men, ns MIXERS OF the ',:umes.ic in
stisu'ion.' marched through our streets
yesterday i'll military order, under CON-
mand OF Confederate officers They were
all armed and rq';i, ned with shovels,
axes, lltnl t e \ u rrier set w.r.
never seen. 49, wrre br,..tui of patri-
otism. shouting Tor JEFF. Davis and singing
war songs"
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

Our readers will remember that Satnr-
day next is the day designated by the late
County Convention for the people of this
County 70 meet in the several election
precincts and select Eve delegates from
each dissrict to Convention. to meet in
Leonard Town on the Tuesday following.
70 nominate candidates for the Senate and
House of Delegates Of Maryland.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
ABSENCE OF Drrcr.Uo,nrps

ABSENCE OF DrrcE-IIoLDERs. The
m y, Of Arkansas is in great trouble
The continued absence of a large number
oil State officials with the Confederate armv
--m'"bers Of the Legislature, sh.rfs,
Judges. &c renders it almos, imposs;-
BILE. he says, tina, Che machinery of GOV
eminent can be kept in motion aud ,he
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
BRECKINRIDGE PARTY IN KEN
lucky.

The Louisville Courier. of the Both
ult., has report of barbecue at Rich
R,ond, Kentucky. Severa. prominent
gentlemen addressed the meeting, among
whom WIS the Hon. j. G.. Breckinridge.
lie took strong ground against the Al
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
N Q TlCE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of Vim.
a +. Leach, in tho late i.lu OF Leach 4
Herbert, hereby inform the old customers
of the firm, and the public generally, tia,
shall continue business at the cd stand. at
the Head of st. Clements Bay, and shall, by
strict attention t" business. hope to merit a
c.'Liinuance of the very liberal patronage tx
tended to the late firm
GEORGE H. HERBERT.
Sept. 26th, ls6l-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FOR MAGISTRATE.

The friends Of r. H. WATHEN recommend
him {" the voters Of Leonard Town district
as candidate for Magistrate, aid solicit their
support at the ensuing Pail election.
Sept; 26th 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

The friends Of J. THOMPSON YATES
suggest ms IA ne 10 the Voters Of this county
as "a candidate fcr County Commissioner at
the ensuing FIJI election.
Sept. 9G'h, I>6l.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
- RETAIL STOCK or
FAIL AND WINTER DRYGOODN
FOR CASH ANIv

HAMILTON EASTER L. CO..
Nos. 1919. 201 and .203 Bait;rore srs~,
BALTIMORE, =,
Have now iu store, and are constantly
adding thereto. large aud varied stock Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
embracing articles from the lowest t. III.
highest price. in every bipartisan. Of the
trade.
Would call particular attention 10 their
stock Of Goods for farmers aud planters
use. such ~ 3d. and 6-i Fulicd Cloth.
Pcnife"'iary Plaid Linseys aud Cations:
Servants Blankets; heavy Blc,cbcd and
Brown Cottons; Osnaburgs; Canton and
Wool Flannels. and indeed every thing "a.
quircd BY an individual. family. or for scr.
wants use.
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
'on the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FOR CASH O.yLT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
We are enabled to mark our goods at such
prices as will make it tho interest of All n
deal With us. An examination of our
stock by persons visiting Baltimore TO make
purchases is invited.
Sept. 10Th. lS6l-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
ALB-WIFB FISHERY.

shall commence my fishing, this season.
Il on MONDAY the 18th of September, in
slant. Pers"ns who may desire to put up
fish will consult their intcrcs, by giving me \
call. Sly terms are-2b cents per bushel-
or "a and s. per barrel. Nv landing il
known ~ Frederick Greenwelr's Ian ling.
nea: the head Of Cuckolds Creek.
JOSEPH A. MAGILL.
Sept. 10th, lS6l-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FOR MAGISTRATE.

The friends OF wy. A. LOKER recon-.
mend h''e 70 the voters Of Leonard Town
district - . candidate f,s re-elec,i.r 90 The
nice u Aas'asrate. at tie ensuing Fall cleo
Sept. asth. 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FOR CONSTABLE.

- ! oner myself to the voters of Leonard
town District as candidate fos r,-elec,;,,n
election. ~"
Sept. Goth 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR.
we ara authorized 70 announce MIL rfAr
aLvEf Tor Rad Supervisor 10 raturr".
Sept. 2s:h, 1861.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS

VIE undersigned has just returned from The
= City with the largest, ana bess seIected ssork
OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever ofYsred
10 the c'azens ofSt. Mary 3 County, cons;stipr.
~ part, OF very Superior quality ofFfeasy Good.
'oi servants clothing, at the most moderate
pnees-7aiso Boots and Shoes ofthe most suI,-
stautial make, and best material Res;ds. Tsia,h.
CassIneres. vesiinss and oh kinds of Gre Sr..,
Goods. for Ladies' and Gent,emen--a careful,
selected and well assorted stock Of ready mad.
clothing manufactured expressly to order. and
variety OF articles ofalmost evesy kind no where
else TO be found 10 the county lie resrectfu,ly So
!ic'iE call from these desiring to purchase, feel
ing assured thas bis thorough acquaintance with
!he business. resulting from long residence IN
menis as w'lldefy eompesisien.
T. II. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
Sep;embGa 9Th 'sSD-Iy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26
FOR MacISrp.r,

FOR MAGISTRATE.
a. T.. SPAI.DING af,rs himself t. tbe
s ~ OF Fatuxrnt District ss scan,lida,e E,r
"asistrate q the rn~aing Fall el.cti.m.
Sept. 18th, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1861-09-26

Thursday MOANING. SEPT. &c. 1861
, 1861-10-07
Dr. .. Jaynes Ague Mixture


I: SHIFTS TFAL.IELE 1'*1NFy-, ~ pre-
.fc TEL tle recipe o! III. Steps 3H:-E: ii Con-
euest tbs great t1ce-settet s... ! asa1 u
r-art!cf for n4t last tTeEsy yes-a E:tE the taoEf
o;.iAh rl succest Il A. e.te1ss -=zeds 1t IS Witt
!tS Al. and vi! alleviate PSI -=ort spseS15 tsa*
! o.Acf prepAra.loE- Eor ali Kae=AAstc sa1 Me-
nt 1tsottcrt 1t If tIr!y tafs1lole, a. fac1rat7e
s-rek. Wscnts sp.a.1E. Rrr.seA &C.. tts soothing.
..li knd powerful 4,1r .,gtaentas proFerhes e11ita
,ps: wonder NJ aet s.ls;aseat Of al who have eTeE
re- it q sttA. Ov:-tous hundred certificates Of 1e
.1k1o3e ezares e-ftrmec by It rtthto the last Two
IS, attest tlis fsc4. For sale By J. 4. JOENS0R
~ Axtas. = :.A:e ssee. Cs!cAru sd ~ 81
..;.rx ao15+aueoE-diy
, 1861-10-07

OUR K1ED-HEARTEp PnEs1pESr.- O1e Of
the soldiers in the Vermont regiment to #aich
private Scott, the Eo1dier sentenced to be shot
Tor sle ePing rEcn his post belonged. relates
an incident which shows in strong tgh: ths
kind-hea1ted character Of our President.
Scott vas to he shot eariy in the morning. On
the afternoon before, IL Was decided to pardon
him, but the place Of MS confinement was SIX
or geven miles from Washington President
Lincoln te1cgraphed to the officer in charge OF
the execution, but setirg no reply and fear.
he vent himeelf after dark to The encamp
meBt to make sure that all Was right. eayf
the. F;r!ter-"I an Democrat, but in the
fctuIe, If have al opportu uity, 1shall surely
cast my vote for Old Ahe.'"
, 1861-10-07

The expedition against Fort HatteEss vas
known ey he rebel leaders at Richmond
several IsIs before its arrival at the pIace Of
lis destination. The intelligence had been
this city. The messenger subseauently fell
into he hands Of tie police, and Mas iacsrce:
rated at Fcrt lafayette; the principal saved
himself by timely departure from the city.
There il nsscn to believe that thsre are still
army officers employed In md about Wash
en2my; but they are now closaly watcAeA.-
NJ =. Hpu. ~~----~-~-,-,
, 1861-10-07

WORE on THE HARBoR DEFENsEs -C.pt
Foster, Of the Engineer Corps, is pashing
work on the Sandy Hook fortif f:ation with :
1o1ce Of ever SEQ men, and VII have it COM
Flv:ed asa water battery, or Provisional de-"
ferse, during the Fall. Inpro7em ants aYe
a,Eo progressing tadsfaetortly On the torIs At
the Na.fowe, uSder direction Of Colonel Dale
field, and although the new detenses at th It
point are Only temporary, they viii preaent
serious obstacles to an attack from theisea-
No steps are known to have been taken for
the construction Of m iron p!sted steamship,
CT lie early completion Of Stevens water By.
teri, which many people regard as po 1erfa}
adjunct to our harbor Ge{ens=s, If net iadls:
pensab;e to their psrftet se:urlty.-a. T.
Journal Of Commerce.
, 1861-10-07
SGafes,
q 4 I s. H o L II i. s,
90 Dearborn Etreet, Chicago: Ill,
Eaye large assortment Of
LILIES CELEBRATED SAFES
SECURITY AGAINST
FIRE AID RGL A RS.

EcaG the f,Eoxtog Correspondence
0sHzoeH, Wis May 11th. Ia9
III hight dsstloyns she bataess paIs q GnT ~ ei
e. zsaq Il fs1a e e.
he 1f anxe ss9dP m
q = Il s SSjds H. 1'se
Sss = & FL + s,ssisx sssi 6:
{ & T. S :z sES
6ae 6sfe; ~ rs Tos1s s1oa q anee. 1ro11 ogEs
isE5sa}r EFrsRrtetor # tue ost kosh House that 1.s
a'sfE 10 0ss tnis sttfs e sfS 81 e as.
p E IL s 5ss T., see 4: s.
s Eaf sePd III nps s-e: ,; Sps1a5s e s
inE 10 Ie calna!Ion s. q 1 70 en!92s & NJ n
S ;Ss 20 sf sas
SRsa Ill E zt:a R5f.Ra' s. :
e6 E 1ne hsaz sapasl51 y ssea5
= = r r. e, e: s1aa Ssss : r.
e sas tSsS
e;Sr:g 9S,ssa % assz e? sssfs IL
Lock Ut q fev of tho References:
American Exchange: CON E3chaage, aad nearly II
Bark Of Worth America, Philadelphia
FsT5 81 "a eshaaiea @ Phil.dslps1a+*
Baas of missouri ST Louis 1,,u.u,i,a St.
Aste. sase nd naaofae.urezs' saviaS 1a'4''<' N'~
6. i: fatse 81 Bro Barriers, St 1oass' Aa~
cls,s!sEsssa sEsas ei3 el2szg aaases.x.
aSs ss,E2 j ossss ssss;s s
| q. saf1 rcpsired saa @2s = - Z; -
, 1861-10-07

K:.:-scy .:=::-5.csl Uia3ovETY
.c7e: Sc.o.a:z
.k: - Il. t.iSS, 1.s...--t t4.7e4 E.5ti't;4b~
:. go Me -1>A! J1trr>-.v G:1.7a4 ChESSt.
y. ~ H-iic. Il....sss i;ra :. .;.7rini- 9G1c u Il
~ .,s,: :.l "i.@-tt ..Erse 4UEo: 9! Ii. F5et
- .'~tI:u: ssi-&s -crv cures Scai6 E. ~.
,.r- - tel!cei D3s1,seT cur.4 Rnnntng Ct ftde Ear
III, ~ Et,ii!1: EJ<+~trer c.ree E1s7A:.3 Sa.a..as
;, u ,.ta, :'tsc,. era cl.ree LspsR.
..-:,. &. Eed{;..! !+s 1E.rt CTS keU7E!.":s.1l
~. ri: 8 Me 11rh} '.Ft, II : crre. Salt RhncC
,.;;,. Is: Ee5i,,4: n:-eccer! cur:e DyErepEs.
~ - T. ~ i - H:su-.r, I:e!nlat ~ tie ScEess.
,+,~+-'s ce5Is-, Discovery xhiat "a the III aJt.
s.Te r. ata5.;t: -. T.. :.1; Reg -: the liver
r-t-1s't Ne .jSsl u..ca:I-y hss :utel D,oIsj.
IL 90. 6re s1cl- End to ne' Eao~ w1at re 8esss8
rt-.. 5s7ha.e Al :1~srs. hbrso-, 21c Ke71e65s
It l.. ~ 1i7ce7u-!.
Fer s.:e By a!i Dratcsts oc5al:Y
, 1861-10-07
EnugGtinNal.

t.1! AKII- MsDICAI4 COL
- ..-cE
CoEUm3us. OHIO.
T:t 1ernlar ccr:e 2f ect:ras in tt:s lrs;!snt y
IA It THU RSDAI. the .4th OF o:toaar.
,,i: { iti1 uc un II the st Of Marcs. 1ss.
EA Y:
s.M. SMIEH, III. D.,
lrci III TteclJ and IEactice ana oea:
FRANCIS CARTER, M. b.,
ret ci Obstetrics nG Diseases .. ocn Gail 1ra1
JOHN D4VSoN5 III. D.,
ProL Of knato1oy and PtysologT.
J. W. HANsL10N, H. E..
I'rof, Of 5urgery-
S. LOVING, III. D.,
I:G1 Of Mas. Med. Iherbr- and Med. Jurisprudence
7HEo. G. WoHMLEY. n. D..
Prof. of Cusmist,y.
&. n. RAEH, M. D..
Uet.ot stratot If AnatJny-
TeTma=
T.,..- f- I'll the Profess n9
hu.., niat1nn Tickets fcalv Daad once1-- .- ,a aH!
rr.t ;,.Mt r. .fs EGo3
j.. .-u,sE$ To- ~erk, !rcl1Efur fight a7d fue
rte c,itcnl AZ. Hes.trn aGvaatsgs consists T. ths
l.rc. y; v. Col cliuic Ana tne H1s7stat OF
~ TrAu<la trurt; ilt1ln4tJ- b 'ad-3 LTS5e. u
;-u .itlrS Cam. Int. 1e1Ehhorslood WILL DC ac-
Iii l.tt~rs Il Lc1ir, vi! be promptly Answered If
s. NJ. SMITH Dam
, 1861-10-07

On Saturday night OF Sunday m0KninK The
carrdage house q Ex- President Buchxlan, at
Mhe1tland ,Was broken open aud very ya1us-
be set ct double harness carried oil. The
thieves eaected an entrance By pzying open th Q
do6f, sad found the harness ID small closet
Of boz kept for the purpose TheseahGaess
were purchased at Warrington BY MI. Bu-
ehanan shortly after his Inauguration Is Presi-
dent, at Q cost Of five hundred and thirty dol
la1s.. They are heavily mounted with silver,
and as the rognes Will hardly attempt to dls:
pose Of them, through fear Of detection, 1t ie
likely they will cut off the mountings, melt
yer alone in this shape, would probably yield
them several hundred dollars. After securing
the harness fhe roguee visited the Ice house
and carried eff all the marketing that day pur-
chased by M1. Buehznan's. honsekeeper. The
raecals were apparently well acquainted with
the premises. .-Lancaster (R1) Express.
, 1861-10-07

a New STYLE OF sTovE-The men ir Gen.
Baoks's division fsye devoteG their attention.
within few days past, to the construction o.
accepted b. one Of the New York regiments Is
first TO dig trench q foot wide and foot
deep, rnIniIg from the interior to the exterior
ct The tent, then to coverit over, With the ex
ception Of q feet at each end, TIE inside serving
as fire Place and the outside end covered
with hesc]eEs barrel serves as q chimney.
The invention is said to be of California origin.
, 1861-10-07

Gardner ;s::eu:na3ic sn:l Men
- Eonn- urc t:4 7oe1tlye, taie aoc 2efmane9t
-. iS- KAI-n- 1is-- Nt1.n.ka sl:c sal. is;:e4n Il
r.; iH-t,;S I reE coy. d1T7h. ont sHo .nE1ely era
s::a: to- .i.ease. qu.-!ae no cEange II oles 81
:: .4se eLc U1sy h. ssGer r chfd-eH sEd persons
,,e rcs tata co.xt.2l-a viii retSct Safety.
r. MY t!s.r 1n~ :ctc.-i.R-tu1| reGs Of ler1-
: b. rSia:1ed 1r5tn rersnrS eel known Eho tfee.s
:: .nr:r+ st:sa-o@- :" z: = aeL
,:h-i:te-'s -A.'- &C lad Neuralgia Compound If
CHARLES A. S&I H.
1a.t 90 Est: 3o':2e. Fost7a.
',~nr Fl ireae = Il Ecu :Rr':R t*eat5 5eaEl;
n..rg toi-naen 10 ny ht: sev1rsl wte:;e laet
:, i. +s,,,ryl: cr.el Nt.G t7o bit c5 G. Ga-.
~. ! uLa:; and Sfnra!:'e Gonroana"
i>t I'M: Z AEt.ES = F:a.kA1 f:oston-
'.iA:1-R tecE q cca tart sufferer IRON Neurais1s
e;Atttca Ga1z,ss -: been e1.;en hC e4Sra t.t:nE
= - !e;.':i, ~as acsd 1.y frisaG &c try :fa-.t
~ s.,.ruraatlc sgd As@-al-in Gu -ac9oe. sava
II. ':ct &C tC..lA a. AZ e.t relT vel
b, y FAINTER irv Goods pe :ie-
To-. Arvleto1 5lo:S. lcwIl- 4aas.
fc: ss:rnyJE r. JGE.Se.i.y. corner Stale aac 3-aa-
. at-.st. I-v sc A'e!ese!. A.G E:tail a-e At foF
. + .rtawcste-., Su.t-E. = 4. LANHoA: :Esat
T. t.43s surE I'D 19ls@iH
, 1861-10-07
NHCPTt AGE SALE w her aes,

CRTt~ AGE SALE w heraGs,
4V1 default has neen maas p the payment Of c9s-
tain no1s tbear:nE d.te The nth daJ Of March -
! snd due and Ea5aos IN IL geass ~ 4ee et
a1so, dsianlt 6as heen nae ID ne rsymeEt ~ ceI
taa bond Of same dats as saia nots ea9
houEaud mrs hundred and n!nety;nne dollars md
twenty cent?, F7,aa5 s!oe which said note and noEa
together H1t other Indebtedness. are described n.
Ra1dSrn srttS and Margaret E.. his wifi, dssse 80
18th day Of March, a L. l5t and recorded 2 inc 80.
ordsr Office ef Geo So9Ity I'll no;s IL BSes e. = o.
NoW, Therefor, IN pursuance Of the powers Of sale
sd te R9eS netsf IS
that day. 1t the ncrth door ct the Court House n tas
M f GssEo GGunS G3 G9T q ;n ana hhs 9i dde1 ft
cash TIE premises eEtoned and described u saia
orteags ~: ft qt lcts es5+a H nRa q eises y o.
!a' as Fxid LOT originally laid out fotty-nys 43
fert nGft OF crnt1t Of mid eat lines thence TUB
E Tt tes ee R9FeE @ " II 81 d VT 1e 81
PoSs hsRcs H95snsi sns H. Rss Rs liz xt e
said I ot eiEbf si T. tie no1t6 hs & ss;d lot se7ea
seven " al: eight Isl t. 1he norte esst corner ot said
asit sst 1t .'s t. e. tes
Of Chtcs4.o County of Gook Anc stste Of 1ao!s w!s
the IT, a5d a.. Faf a9 -
dcmrt:cr Of tlis sai F. Randolph smith 1ot Wifs,
; e1ortgagoEs. t9e!E he1rs ana 1 assigns thesel7.
,nc,. III; 4 t5 M1SSapS isE @.nee Of MS5sEsseSd
The Aocve sale is pestp;ned to sa uzdAy, oas ssa.
lseA ~ +. il. WINSTON. Assignee CT Mozss,see
! st26-g-s5.its
, 1861-10-07

: F 1hees Il reported eo1assss between
EsFiand and Swedec. I.wM probably h.
oTesae greatly between 1ow md aeKt sptinE.
, 1861-10-07

~ A modern French writer SAYS that s'the
ar cI bandllpg soldiers, whilst making them
move Il grcuPs-:hat art in which Turenne
excenet--eeemE to be lest. Throwing
maeses-infantry, cavalry, artillery such, in
his latter years, Tas Napoleon's whole art
A: Waterloo he employed no other method
WHEN the PruBsians arrived, the hammer soa;
broken on The anvil. The effect Of those mon
srtcus Ehocks--WhCBe secret reduces itself tt
mechanical formula, mass multiplied b.
yt1ccity-;s horrible"
, 1861-10-07
-H&QdI a1terti1tnks1lfx,

TRUSTEES: 9AItKs-Whereas,
~, on tAe second dAx Of FthxuaEE T. D. 1e6n. Nh
apee y sxeeatea e he unde[aa aed =
sorGers s1Ssined Fhleh vas DUR recorded IN the b.
ico,. ~ ,Ree ot tie County Of Carroll and Stale IT
the Sook Of Trlst Deeds Page l4 TO secure
tssf taftnHi3n ~ 3ns rxomi*soty nota tn tatd dsed 1t
AND, Nhere4. a. ef1nit 80 ......-a,%
caten kaYin9a - @ saaa Trust Deed mentioned a13 spp
leesl oener Of saia rof 70 he n1 ne
IruEt Deed desc1i5e0 ~ seA INC sea eskese u sAo
satd 1ssd Of TIT ana Il sFcgon 81 ~ th
SaY of nsyoEsty Etyea nat TaeSda do
n as 4 Sf 81 g Ss1
Hopse Ii the City OF Caieaso Ut pphIc Hoe
highest bidder for caeh the real eatafe II ss3a
tsree Isl in Block numner i've 81, IN Rs:eyM H..
HaiatFa ans Frzt Addition to the To91 81 Hnnnt
" Ii ;ne Eryneges h.re. nto belonging, and III r3eat
tsris and equity q: Eede1pt,n Of the sail 9rent0t
therein lsaat Z. sHEtDON-
Ch, Age, Qrl2be- 1st ls5l. ec5gI9AN
, 1861-10-07

T;5 PACKERS AND MANU-
E.cr,HEEs-rhesa sanzcsioer oaEss faE ~ y ,S. e
e iss:s 4 Nver, via Eatlroaa tzek md doE fs&
9nnay - Dr. BEA1NARD. IL 6o0tA oAA4sfee~
ksLI1n 49, =: ~@..es
, 1861-10-07

g. D~. I7cs' fjaa::r Csslssr ana Res-
49,, .sfs, c.le 1t:b :i+s: 17at2rati7e that sac
ye.t!4 ;e-srrrs i:t :.st ller ard :eautT T. bar
a. + her. III r7.s 9Th f!..- + te1 e23tsesI 71s
.a,,: t.vs:aE c. CO .,+t1s r:E ska, 1t p:e7ents
~ I'D er On. Il :s+ 7~n::necr Of tae Chic go Cit3
s-e.t IL ,- NJ .e. 1s1..y &:t:1Iia1. EA Is:
..zy. :ce: L.: ire J: .t t:olor i q Ee.t,1st!ve
Il :r b. ttse :: % h.: 1:,c eesr a-tc1e ever Intro
-, !; to ,he Nest y .:7yx-are ei=e- i s54tsns
i: Is ite Lfr. r1...> l. % It's former ,s'r al
sr,: ~ .:st:; =: ;; ;r5s3a' ai2:a=1;Gs - r.
; i..e' Dt.i Z ST. EE. No g: osuth Clsrs Street
i.. Cr3t.f 3sz1S:..s :a:.c--6ea % address :. ],
~ t:L:2Ac7. 6h'-h
, 1861-10-07

TIE HEALTH OF JEFF. DAy1s-The reports
Two OF three weeks ago Of the coavalcscence
Of JEFF Davis. must have been premature, as
the Richmond Enquirer Of last Tuesday con-
ta7ns the following announcement:
1--WE aJe glad to say President Davis was
aAle to be in his Office yesterday fer the first
time Eince his illness"
, 1861-10-07
I0w SEIF1-Drs. NJ

NOW THYSEIF!-Drs. Nc
IN cANN & MILLER, Physicians and Sosgeona.
detect7 to certainty the trne condition Ana tosshs;
n dfxeases b tIp1e a1d scient3c method W1sno1t
skiing any qaesie9a l!sesses of he Ih;eas aaa
iinf s. treatment. K6eunatEm. Neura1g!a. tcrofula
Eeutrel WeaEess-n eho1t al cur4hie diseases o.
innR standing cured In the shortest possible Due-
FHnALE p1sHAH3H, &c.
gseh IEegSlaztss Failing en33 e the
~ PAINFUL OF Dlt6cn1t tMeEs1Tratlo.. BaEErA.e&6c
win be edlly cured. sithont rosonoqs 4 -
ne deicac{ Il a1& Mhat yd yGar % Psi
md tstsaty Themselves.
Cousuitaslons and ExaminAttons
FREE. OF CHARGE.
An Communications strictly cnnhdantal once L
ne Street Kaitrcad corner of afAss ana 1'o
Iddre4s j, q McCAEE. II D. Chicago i ~. ~ -
sefs 70 address, 1Ec1oslnG staNR ~ FL, send
P.otER. a.tsu.AeAa' VI AVA WV 8flntY
%1A~S--A-3 =
, 1861-10-07
Dgts. Uupa ann :Furg.

EUES! FURSl FURS!-J. &
= a HERZOG, Practical Furrlers and dealers in
HATS, CAPS AND FURS,
Have lust cpened their large sod EPlendid etosE ot
for tris r-arSct Through our fa:tftcs in Importing
cur Eu1opta an Fnrs and practical experience for
sbled to sell cheaper than auy other houses tn the
Wet All! intenatng to prepare ttr the cold ssa7oo
elsewhere BEPAf1:iS5s On FgRs NEATLY DONE
nLzS-tA5 j. 4 EEKZD1, 1a2 Lake street.
, 1861-10-07

trLTus' i'll "a u; tptl. ?,i=Ey A:sdern,c
an <ile:tsts coa1ef % sept ~ IA 8 rs ca.
St17 1cc:'s 81: tr!iia:t a,fla.cea b-E reSu!s5
1t2c tea:ee4 'ae n.t 5:e2ol nsllasnGI T.
= xt &, G;a<t1za sd Any o.o=r kes nlGo
Il o. ram t. <tts2t.@ = i,sr1ts l2stE1sscn q
E!rLs TAc71-s. twoKo. BAYoEAT Ae1 dIA& 4sri3
k1sEt!EKs Cex4os ZcE.yE As0 kAfEI .1 tElLt T. ~. ~
Tts.ssI. TEfNs:-{:75 per rca;N yesT tor @ eo-ra, :;
1avA room. tzel lshtS rash,aE az ~; ~
> i 7raezs urd.r tSe same :s2' vt,h 1sa IT, s23 7
s, UEEhf, Preaicc: t. Fnlto:,. q u ss4 EN-an
, 1861-10-07

HUBBARD & HUNT,
EkefpES1 teENTB, Chtca-c.
R--rh f1tfce sc7 the Western srd S7u:sern Ss1tes
=. fH4rn7at Z l. & E. n MAAIL14.
% ~ General Agents,
, 1861-10-07

-EgAIE OF ILLINOIS, tJ1K
4 CnHe!TT R1-supe11or Court of Csicssa
OCtcoe7 I.r1n; l. D. 1Ssi. charles sfzsght 1a:1a4
Wright r-AnacaEeEt.
Publ 6 :ot!Se t. hcrehv 17es % "a sal: JA1es
TLt .ast ft Jf al: acnre.t Issue cut tie oEc4
of t tIsr1 ., o.. sEperser Court ef :.tcasc ca::d
raid Ch~ffe iss sl6 aainEt tas stase Of tie said
Isuse HEgst ESr tsi ST: 2FT~s2t; 3tss: zzattet
suc Seyeuty. Seven Rld 6ls' DeIaf5 directed t tn
Sheriff of Zoos County, w.cf said |11t h92 hee1 TO,
turned executed
New, t:e-ttcre, u1Iesa you. the eaia !a11es wright
shall; pe1cnany be a?leac be:'re the sad sape-
eor oar Of Chsgo o. or before tas Inst dAJ Of tas
Citj " Ci4lc~E op tie a;*t Monda. 9: Oe:ob.I r
lei iye specs: bail and olasd to the sat: p1I1hH
sstio6 tuds1iat *.l be entered axs.rst you sad In
a7or Ct ti+ ss,: Ctar:s "nEht snd - rnucA q ths
7rnrr.t- ATTACHED a. MAJ be Sufficient to eAtstg tA1
Eai; Judgment SD cn%'s will be ecd to satisfy tbs
AaInc- NALlEt. hlAHALl4. GleIA.
EALirF HttCEC7CK, PIt'H't Alta He6 gS3t&W