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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27

FIVE CIaARs We advise the lovers Of
good Cigars, to call at Sawyer's and get some
of the finest ever brought to this city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
ADuINIsTRArOR,S SALE.

DY order Of the county Judge OF wapello County,
ID the undersigned as administrator Of the Estate
Of Peter Mick, deceased will sell at public auction
the premises, miles north of Agency City. Iowa.
the following Real Estate to witt The east half ofthe
north east fractional quarter Of section two (2D Ia
Township seventytwo (i2,) north Of range thirteen
West containing 9SS acres; also the north quar-
ter OF the south west quarter dissection twenty
Township seventy three tIS north Of range thirteen
West said real estate being the property Of the minor
heirs Of said estate The sale to take place March eth
1861. Terms, $500 down, balance on ye- RS time al
10 per cent. int. CALEB MILLER, Admir-.
February 9th, 81.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27

TAG RIVER. The river oppo1ite this place
p.n, AMI about clear of ice it is falling,
however bat there is plenty of water
.af,r boats, which We may expect in few
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
Michigan Central Railroad.
1851. GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE .....1S8l
To New York. New England and tho
Cunadas.

Trains leave tho Great Central Depot foot Of Lake
street. as follows:
600 A. M.-Lghtning Express, {except Sunday }
arrive At DETROIT 6:i5 p. IN; Saspen-
sion Bridge 500 q. M; Albsny 300
pm; New York 1910 p. M; Boston
1900 m. stss
O:2O II. New York and Boston Express, Tex
cept Saturday, arrive at Detroit 600
q. m; Toronto $3.50 p. m; Montreal
$50 a. n.;) Suspension Bridge Buff
falo 600 p. M; Albany TOO a. n ,
New York 1900 p. m; Boston 500 p. m.
$50 A. M.-Cincinnati Express, Except Sunday }
through to Cincinnati in Is hours.
6:2O r. M.-Cincinnati and Louisville Express,
Except Saturday, through to Gin
cinnau In ID hours Louisville In Is
hours.
The GEO p. m train connects at Paris with Buffalo
aud Lake Huron Railway for Buffalo and all points
East.
The arrival OF trains all railroads running into
Chicago from the North and Is arranged to make
sure connections with trains Of this line East.
Patent Sleeping Cars ON all night trains.
Ew Baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS for sale 10 all principal Rail-
road Offices in the West, ut the General ONCE.
Lake and Dearborn streets, (under the fremont
House, Chicago, and at the Depot
r. NJ RICE, General Superintendent.
j. Q. A. BEAN, Western Pass. Ag't. Feb. 90, 81
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
MILLINERY, MILLINERY!

NILLINEKK, WILLENLAe
MRS. PARCELL has just returned from the East
u1 with large and well selected stock Of Millinery
Goods; consisting of Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers,
Head Dresses, and Velvet Ribbons; also Dark Straw
Bonnets in variety; Silk and Velvet BonRets, and
variety of other things too tedious to mentioE for all
ofwhich she expects to find demand, as her selec-
tion was made in reference to the increasing popula-
ton and improvements In the taste of the ladies Of
0ttumwa and neighboring towns.
Having the latest styles for dresses and cloaks Mrs.
p. intends TO suit all who may favor her with call
She intends keeping on hand asupply Of Furs and
Corsets, for ladies.
Oct 1l-3l-12-tsei2
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
GOING EAST
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy.

DEP RTU RES
Is. Morning Passenger leaves Eur. 600 ana
ed accommodate do do do 243 Pr
Sd Evening do do do tsSo Pun
ARRIVALS
LIST VIC rD'f Passenger arrives atRur,f.st am
2d sccOnid,u do do do 1,55p.m
3i Eycn.g do do do 1ocoP.m
The above trains make close connections with the
B. & VI. Il. T. at Burlington, and with all the &: ear
eastern thoroughfares at Chicago. ID. REMlCk.
Gent GIT c.. n. Q. Il, Y
J. r. WITHEOW, Passenger Agent Ottumws.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
SCARLETT'S EAGLE
CORN AND COB MILL,

PATENTED JUNE 20, 1858.
TEyHES MILL TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
a at the Illinois State Fair In 1883; at the Wscon
sin State Fair in 1858 at the United States Fair, Sep
TENDER 1889; at the Iowa State Fair in October,
1862 over the Eureka Mill, and the first premium at
every County fair where exhibited.
A. -. CULVER. Agent,
Jan. 8, '6t--44l2-Sm For Ottumwa Iowa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
n Private residence on Second Street, near corner
"A Of Marion, for sale at q bargain, and partly on
time. Possession given Immediately. Enquire at
%sHcr af J. W. NORRIS.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27

When you want Boots, Shoes and Clothing, go to
Temples, New Clothing Store.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
RAILROADS.
eu.xGE OF TIME.

,s,,rs,mg,on * Missouri H. - ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1861-02-27
FAST FREIGHT LINE!.

-CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE
With Express Freight Trains all roads fivergins
from Chicago and Western shippers can rely upor
ha.ins their goods receive utmost despatch
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01

il the State; and hi. repn!on as classical tNacheF
is such, that the Trustees OF the South Carolina
College few years since teFdered him tho Professor
ship OF Latin in that Institution.
With these statements il "a almost unnecessary for
us to claim for the Mount Zion College, that it now
affords extraordinary advantages to young men dcsir-
ing thorough scientific and classical course, or seek
i.lg preparation for any College or Military Academy
10 the country.
The.c gentlemen will furthermore, co assisted BY
Mr. Nanect distinguished graduate Of the State
Military Academies and proficient in the French
l:lngi:lgc is spoken or written
will finn. tirah
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01
:. I;liISI2,
10TH, CHECKS
SJJApAf.AS

$, AILAPACAS,
rs, LUSTERS,
EYS, OPERA FLANNEL
so,
IN & Riding Hats, (New Style)
MD FLATS
MEMS FINE SHOES.
.H Z III G.,
CEeoCAESsY-WAEE; sADDLs;RF
CripGiOm:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01

@ PREPARATORY TO THE STATE MILL
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01
AuNnn nTTOUO
aMIH yEH UH8E

IYiiIIIlf AlIIIliiU,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01
i ENCIN IVSClIPIIOI

Stock of BLANKETS, KEESEYS, and all
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01

JAS. r. AIKEN
JAS. Il Ri0N.
Oct l6.-3nu.
Old Corner Items.
L-oR TIE COMING MONTH. TIE FOLLOWING
L Articles may he found ut ;his establishment q
cery t,p 1rfces-
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01
i u d I Y y 4 II Z

YORKVILLE, so. CA,
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE
4 Citizens Of Camden aid surrounding country,
that have purchased the entire Stock Of Dir. g. g.
Clyburn and have recently returnedfron Charleston
with new and select assortment Of DRY GOODS
al,i GROCERIES, which added to my old Stock,
makes it complete.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-01-01

GEU. ALDEN.
CAMDEN, SO. CA, Oct. I'd, If.
The Oxygenated Bitters,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion Heart Burn Water Brash,
Sour STOMACH, Jaundice Flatueney General Debility,
&e find ready relief and speedy cur. in this great
, 1861-09-28

Robbins Frank
Rogers Gilbert c:
Rogers Geo
RnWlard Geo II.
Ri1ea Thomas E1
Roadwighs Fl !.
ReynoldsHH cup
Decentralization
Robbins Jae F
Rpntop J L .
Rice J J Il
Richardson J F
Remain eon T. Co.
Reynolds Jas .
Eeznor j P
RoEineon JAS D
RaitbmanJohn
Smith Alex
Stevens n Wa
Smith Clare1ceR
Stinde l. co CIR
fI,aford Charles
Smith Peny H
Sfikulan Charl P
Sntfe1l Edwdc CO!
Stanley Samuel
Sprague FIJI
Stevens St TIL
S swan Z! Geo E y
Sten nc
s.aterEIom
5tenson G "
, 1861-09-28

NTATTESON HOUSE, CHI
lv& CAGQ.-Nn and after tl1s date our rates ol
Eoard win be reduced to
E1,E0 FoT Day
BIsSELL !: GOODRICH.
Ch.cago. Sept fsth- 1885, teless+ I'M
, 1861-09-28

H 4 Friend IL Need. Yry It.
DE SWEETS EFA1LIRIE LNIMEET il prsL
pared frcrn the reeene Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con
neeucrt the creAt setter and hiss been usad IL
iii practice fer the 1szt twenty yeazs With The ost
Astno4h II EHucces- ~ an exteEa -emety It Is with.
out rival and viii sle%tats ps'7 bFssd!ly thaz
any oiEet preparation Fox ali aheuHaAr1c ana Ser-
Tcut niEatotrt /: II tsn! Efa!lih!e a. stEcrrst9F
or Stre. Weupa1, s:r41. ruisaa, &C., It's sootstnk,
tckInE md powerful strengthening properties, eIcts
ke rust wonder frtscent OF al Who have eFe1
k.ec It trial 0ver four hundred certificates Of re-
us-kahe cures performed hy It within the last two
yta.4 ATTEST this fact For sale By ]. a JOHNSON,
t1eceral Agent % Stats st-se5. Chicago. a2d Ey 81
pe.,c7x 1ol5 511eov-d-1Y
, 1861-09-28
H&6xl 6ot&rttx&M&4t6.

~mANsR NW rTYN0T1 fvf1NNT
S1AxA Ne 4AA4N0A&94 NNONk
-. COIRTY G-xRye4fof CGdxf It CAicaea
October TM1 Il UN W1la1 r Do6Kett RaosT
B. B.s1ett I'll s Hnf1rt HfIia NJ AntQr Elaus-AE
tAch6fnf
Fuhfir nnt1rm 4. harAh1 rim n the azid Anton
KIana tbnf - - i1xnl 1dt Of t4e &Ap9
Of the CIerF ~ =: Hrsrior fsnrt n Chfcssn dated
tha third dsy 81 ssnfsnhsr Is IN tths s4it Of tie
IaId Wuliaa L fF@1ef4 Te1T ii Ra09ett nad o.
Hobart H2 and 1Snt1st ~ s4t.fa nf Fla ma Autoo
klaps. for ths sun ef T1o HNca1rd III T~e1tY-FIy9
Dollars directed ID a. SNevtY ~ f:oF 6ounty 1kic&
Ea!A wit haa keenT i ret1rSed e4eeute1' &C ~
5haI personally p md appesf befsfe rhe aid s14e
tes TsEm thsseoa he heldta 4 tae Coart aoas IN
nc G1ty q t91takN. o. tAo mt Hoaday Il Qc&qh&
A. u ~ G1ys s9ecaA baIl aud piesx = tha sa1d
yen I'D n a!oE ef + shf .sia 9H.M E 6oxsrss 1eas
t6e property asaSAe5 81 T. Ma1 q saaeseos u sass9
As same: WAITER 41IER IL EsrF
- - -~-@--..:- = se- ~
Aaa1E -. cnn.r,c- Ca.-t, SN'4h
October TEN. 4. =. tssl' cna*le' "1lsas u 1xn1
WEght-Att4chnenf.
PuhlE not3ee Is asr3av 2 a t :: .a5 5a9es
ef CLERK Of TIE saPo< c9n =; 9f Ghsszs 4assA
De third day Of 6epteafGcf ni. e. .. -
kaid CHARLES ~ tg't and saS ts s 81 Eae eaa
, 1861-09-28

GENTLEnIEN,S LIST.

AZ derson s Nc Abbott F maj Abrahms 1saae
A4mison niae 4 rhosA Aed1eEs is y 1isa jas Il
Abort Adulphus allen Sam1 Alent James
Andrewa "A Aye!s Francis 1eyd
Allen Atkins Gcoa Argali John
Aver &, Geo AndereonP Atwood John
Af1icE Pleasant Armour Thos Archibald Jehn
Alton Pxseey D Allen Allison Nm
AveryC au Ames Walter
Allie Adclph A5nst1ongJas Austin y T
Abbott Elon AusaatfnaJ h
Blanchard A Detz Jacob Bu1ch Thos
Ba3ers g. Plank Beers Jacob Buck &C
Bellows Amos Baker JasN Bryant Geo capt
Rs1bo1a A.ex Blackwell Jos Burns Thos
B:gelow A l. Beins John Burgh e 3 capt
B!ske Anton II Beaucamp Jos BuraoA Fl II
Blodset &UpsonBennett John Brown Hiram l.
Btaues A2 Barnes Wm Brown Il L
Barry Benz Baker y 4 Bosworth NJ 4,
BsbcocR % e 4 Moomer oo1a Wm "a - Brewester Hiram
Rarrews "A Dr. Barnes Mathews Box JAS
Back Cbhs mai Bush Aeheal Booman j B
Baldwin Chas BlAkely Zetah Bosse j " & co
Ba.tengW Bradley LeWisA ~ James
Barnes Chas Burdett q Buchanan Jas
Raiem.n G N Burh1ns d Van Browa J s
Banks CH2 Tesitan Burnard JP
Bss1st1ss Chs. Bsss En- nffn' BoiIssa Baisssp
Bsiy Peter Beewo c5Tns Sg1n Sgni
| Bemos Chas Bradford ii ButtereleY Jos
| Bcden David ? Brunell ConstsutBro John Jas
| ba1tholtmen DBBryer CharIie Bav Joseph
| Datchel9I Danl Brown Chss H Bradley John
Barton Edwd Bradley Cyrus Borden JOHN
| Barry EdWo 6o9le Patrick Brown Jshn
Banker Edwd :" "bennetAushtec Brumeu Jao "
| EsrLee Fred Charley BoEd John
| BlackEar Scr Bnr9e D4n1 Brownlce YIN
ems " 1sae6le5 Koness Bronkes VIM
Bic elow Ftanc1sB1igea Butler Vim
Ra!chcller TC&BaIk aleao Bnrchhrd VIM
I IN Bo0kA capt Brown Vim
, 1861-09-28

E% DR.. Ives: Hair Color and hes
1orave il The orly relish HtI Restorative 3hae sa
ce:sfni.. re+teF rtt rt.rsi 69iet a1 ~
Fithorf d5s.nf sr eorrcr the sEn =; p1s7ens @ ts
tanGrad fszte- IL. hair. ana cG1ea a eiaptao04 VI
" Bsie! i w cne =: TIE publisher. ef tae Chic City
.Ih.ye 1etn en- IT, Ives ua:7 Color ard fs=Et ,ratve
nted and bte,e 4 70 be Tie osst article eyer intro:
beartfas tSt sir :ett1e. 70 ts former elsE aad
The Lsd!na IKE t. *1:r~ :, pei bottle. NesLern De
Ttt iVEs nI.1-G ST. EF. No 1898 South C1sTk street.
fh:raro Orders strictly a1tended to. address L J.
IVES EtirHro. te5x3A
, 1861-09-28

rT7KTSTEE's SALE.-Wh hereas7
cafs5 and dellseEez: T. j. Ysacg s:sa:oa oses.tz
te-a Of trust datei biHrch 18th, A. D. ie8s And n
corded III the oflco Of the Recorder Of Cox Co9nt.
Lli1e +. oR the 18th day o1 Marc. D. Bea In Reo!
1875 u De-ts, st Pae7 zig, conyeynS certain ots Of
.n ID 5sene' 3fersa .sat deEeTbGd L ss T. e
tr1H tee3 sEectfte: anG whe It Ead prsIS1ad u
said deed that in dea3lt nhop1t be mads hy aan
9enEj H11et to "a; sAli 0ota5 a-d Inherent as th13
VI. II! :t-p. Allssl /, stcone una ec3:li: to their
tt7:T ond %: tEeo. OF application Of Ho1Gl2na 2
GttSaff 1r tas lsg M ,S IS 81 # sha
% NIX sq.:ty Ct rede@--cn OF sid Waller sad
ec,Ssd t. III 94es9s ttsEcta "a aIFs, Ts.xs REs.
MeEr Of Interest % said notss IT, tsslea ne s1S
default sse ben uAda bT s2.d Harry Waner t. pAy.
Of eaG satsl sI on ead It she ttas wI5n
tie eGE lei dee a5d saiq iLter4e Has nnl s-.a pAd
l. att5u said ScaIncsu to ADVERTISE fc sale a1c
e az S:pese 2f: f:a.d Fte1aEa u:c2:1inE te t2e pro
ye,cns Of sa'7 sced Of hnst
New. therefore, rotice Is hsz.by given thar + ms
aeid J. YontE S" "ar1Io1 will. - tie Twenty a1&tE
dsE q September, A. D. 1:si. 81 tbs hoaE 81 tsi
hors.. In tEs city Of Chicago. IN G. -oE Cernt5, li1oa
sd hest price ths sse will hr.R t2 essh thr pt41tos
Aforesaid H!sh all right tenent and eq Htt Of FsdemP
TOE .: said 2ecry W311e- md f' thsr14 vtis1 said
pr ises sltste Z tha Coa4t, OF Cook. md 5as5
H. - ii. 81 a. ii, y Is and - In Block z: Lou
~ IS IN t:5cks 5. an L-ts2 II Clock =! u SWN
L NeAule|s subdt~ tason q tha NORTH half OF tho
sort1 haI 9. TIE @e.s half Of t. y. = u 6e- 2.
! T.sak T. T. l3izs Il Is CtT cs GntcaEo:
I .-,.-eao 4ons -f.t iSef ir-e; r.l9 IA
, 1861-09-28
!C|birago.Gi'!! I! Gi!!riitb,1tte !!
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1851,
LIST OF LETTERS
LADIES list.

Remaining unca1led for in the Chicago Pos,
Office,
, 1861-09-28
GpEtlaI Notices,


c1res ecxofufS
Aeanedy1 Medical pe1ecYnt4 s1rt4 EJ1peltA 49, D..
4eaae9y1 41dHzl D1senvety cures C1nEn1.
Asnae9J1 Aa41EAl Ga1neeGxy cataa Anls1ux e9te A31
A@n69yH Medical Discovery cure1 HumoE Of the KJee
ker1edI. Aedical pfneeYer1 curc1 Scal1 Head,
xe1nedy8 X1ats9l HHs41ErT cufe4 R1uAlng OF aeExr
Fe1ned5t MedifaI DiAesYary crre4 Ecre Lei
3Aao0edyk Medical ptsoevsrJ cnrea Lepr1-
Nennedyt Medtcx IEscYRry cKro Ehequ1&tta1n.
KMpedyt MedicnI DAeofarY cure4 Salt RheuM,
!Ae1ne13's k4dtcAl Discovery cures Dyspepsia
AUnedy'4 Htdfcal Dh4eyer1 Refu1z{eS the EpWnl2.
Annedyt Medical Rt1eoyT1y sEulatea the Kidnayk
Aeuncdy'A Medical 8t,ceyar1 ReEuaAte4 the Liver
Aenned9b Medical Discovery tAS cufed DSopey.
When you Htck. and DO not know WHIST the matter
fsh2p+ yuuhArs n Inward hruo1. TT Kennedy q
MedicA niscovary.
For sale by I'll Druggists. oe5wIy
, 1861-09-28

SIA.:E or william KAM.
~ MEEER lats Of Chicago deoeesed.-TRto no.
1ee tast ae undtrsg9e! sarstes fsr tie s1eeaHx of
KanEerer, viii. Oh the third Monday Of october, I8N
maze application 70 the Cousty Court Of Cook Eeua-
t. for eet5g released further liability up1a the
Eonds 10. the ka!d e1ecutrE Ana that IN putasaan9
OF order to Re isJne& by ths said Court settle
inert and ndfudicatio1 OF the accounts CONCERNING
the e1tata Of Wu. Hamnerer will take placa-
GUTTLHlB RATH5FH4n
Chicago, Auguet eth. 1a7- au1axsw
, 1861-09-28

Gardeners Rheumatic and Neu-
rs'eta Comrourd !. : ao~.tt.e, rafe tad permanent
ecre for RheumstkN- EeuT.lgfa, and salt REcaR Il
a 1ATtkFaL remedy dIiv1Eg ont and entirely era
ete&tnK the clseA.E r. dsring no change IN diet or
the sncs delicate With 1e1ecf safety.
Isthmona: AEe ne: following. -hun6redE OF them
Ris. taett y stMony IL it, bGhxlt
~GardiEE-9 HEeEE at.t and Neurnlsts Compound Is
toe best me- lcIne fer the tliteste eSet ssW=1
CHARLES A SMITH
Eo.l 0d STATE House, Bostno
Ases eulef1hk with Rreuuat3an, twenty yeaE1t
Hna oeing tonAsed % ny be-: several weea9 ag ~
eH:tlFs aS entirely cured VT. tvo 62t:es o. = a.
o!7ef EnrH netic and Neura:e Z Compound
49,, NOt1AEN I.AIEES is FTA1klt1-et ~. ptt1ats ~
HAytnE peen constant sufferer from sGatsl1 s3:91
tof c19ateen monts and been dri' en- " efsrf ~
EAE 70 me EiAl ct numoerlets reS1cNsa ~ tssrij
tei21nP feaef v 81 incuced By friend fc TT h.va
PEE & &kasu1na1ic and StITsleia Go.2pe21Io ps1 A~'o
shker Eat ore tos"ir md CIT r.tF %e11S,
Eoa App2etor blecS. Lowell Mass
for sa,ehr1 JOHNSON, corner State and Fan
Go!ph street, ti;4Eo .ho:ssa ~: ;sta sseht lnf
The trsI,c rnvH1tra iy1st1-1J
, 1861-09-28

MI kSTEK'S SALE.-State Of HG~
lfJ uots, County Of Coob, s,ssupex1or Court q
EssEs GsHSs JS5f S.gl,s Tl:sfa : Sl.s,.S Sl!ss
James =. UEd!ey, JaE;ts u BEEant- hoa:rt = Watta
Richard II Collins. Jeremiah T. BOYLE. Dsvtd l. Da
Goi.el and saNuel De Gc!ysE-BiE to Fofec4oaa
MC7,
frtHe nct:ca ls hereby ztyca that in rn1sEaace Of
decret9 cEGer entered IN the a59Ea EMIT cause cA
the fourth day Of Aprfl E. D. 1ast l. Ira Hcost ~
Ma;wE n ChsuSery t:1e 2uoesio7 Gou5: Of 3aso:
catl+ 81 the north door of the &C. It houee OF Cook
Co-1rg T. the City Of Ehc County Of Coek ard
State Ct u:in<1A on "wednesday, the foil-tL '1a7 o4
S.Is-Ebe5. 4 D. 1851 1t eleven o'clnck il tno fore
Ct ih2t day. the following described 1eAf estate
situate Il the titJ Gf CScAG0. Cuuaty OF Cook and
StsI Of ll7cf5 fc- Iauca thc-e1f rs E2T neccG
tsr- to EAttafy the amount due complainant unaet
sata tet re-, il cess ct suit and expenses Of SAID
s.1e, to e1t.Lots ons q q Two G. II tS.es e. ~ q.
nlne a. eley en- t,1 Twelve (iz fsartsen 90, t3enty
Two ~, ard tweI tyeve t25), IN Block nine o.. IL
t:t!.oyaslds Subtt1tinn Of paZt Of the east half q
the rcFthetet quarter ct Secsau Rt1 ~. ToHnsh17
th7t:-ne ts9} North Range fourteen CN cRzt Of the
72.isG Principal Me1lli2l- Also Lot three ES}r In
Elotk teE u1}, Lots three f1 and ts}. 'front.'
1eaa street. md Lots Elk {5) n1ns 81. fourteen
I:}. t1 enty tTo CO. h1rt1nG o. M1lEAnkes avo
nue In tiock eeEen i) In 6ubd Vision oi B1scks r.
.ta sd eleven (i} in ActteEro1dg 5Gd5t1o5 r Chi
IL te1 IN Ctaaeery Of TIE sapezor Courr Of Chcs3o
Ch!cs 90, August 9Th lesl. ealuEase0
TIE above sale Is adjourned t. MONDAY, the 33ea
Gag ct eeptem1er a. D. 1s61. At t7e sa1ae nSEs ana
place. ltsa - ~
I ~ 4 y
, 1861-09-28

Neleoa 3 MT.
Ncedbarl Mary miss
Newcomer Elizabeth 2
Nellis Kate miss
Nelson Aup ml1
, 1861-09-28

O'SullivQn Ho1O1ia NILS
O'Rourk Anne
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O'Etont Carrie T mrb
Orr Albert mrs
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The above Ba1e Il pcstp- mel to 81 urday Oct tt.
1851 at tbs sane h.ur a-d plac-.
F: Il. WINSTON. Assignee Of Mortgage.
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WRising i hall
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Bucker L l.
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sonRhyne Patterson
F Rolah Calvin
Rolan & co L
Ripley DC
F Ring Daniel capt
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Ryan Danl
Ryder D H
D Reed Fred capt
IN RyersLeW1s Gp1
Skinner Il B
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& StoneJ P
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,cl Smith James C
StroCgJ Joaeph I
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SouthWe1l John
Swee1y John
Srn1thlanJoseph
SWope Joseph
STANDBY Joseph
G &u1e Jos 7 CAPT
Storm John
Stowe Walter 3
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400 Boxes Tin Plate, assorted sizes:
8 SEQ Bd1s Sheet Iron, No Is to No. @.
tlt1 Lbs. Copper Bottoms.
5000 Lbs BrnIer'a CopHer
I:e Caass sheet zinc, asso1tse E1dtSsi;
6,s05 Kegs Nails, Wheeling and other prime br&nda
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of Ill deserip-
comp1ete d isortmert Of Cutlery, Sbel Hardware,
Tuners Tools JApsned and Pressed Tin Ware, and
Timers Goods OF all descriptions upon as faTot45ta
ferm8 as the goods can be procured from eny natke
E1ILIAA RLAB. 9. ECIsoa- q. H.R1Lo1S.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-11
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1861.

05-Ou the out side of this paper We print
an other speech, delivered in the State Sen
ale. on further discussion of the Tonnage tax
hill, by Hon. A. X. Mcclure. We hope that
our readers will give it an attentive read
ing, as it is well worth it. The system oi
taxing one railroad Company and those dong
freie hting over that road and letting all others
GO free. is so much at war with the interests
of the State and community in which shch a
suicidal policy prevails, that 1t is but neces-
sary TO call the attention of any intelligent
person to il, in order 10 see the larlng error
and absurdiiy Of such policy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-11
BUFFALO, Thursday. April 4. 1861

TIE Commercial AolUertiSer publishes a
letter this afternoon. signed johnson
Mcneil" private in the army who en-
listed year ago. and who is now with
NJ sjor Anderson in Fort Sun pter There
is not doubt as to the geDuineners OF
the letter, which, on account of the sol
dier's inability to write we'll, was written
By sergeant. and brought by passen
ger to New York Oh the lat steamer
He ssy>:
eve have enough to eat and drink, and
sufficient TO keep u for four ne0nthS Our
fuel is scarce, but that is nothing. The
rebels think We have been idle. but the y
uor any one el.e will ever know how ma
uy meu We have iD this garrison. We
have got sufficient to hold the fort agsins,
the whole South in body. MAJOR An
derson il a true soldier, and SO era the
other officers, aud the men would die for
him. only wish We had chance to
give the rascsls h-ll, aud We can do it.
too.
eff we ever go out of this fort. it will
not be with the wish Of our officers. A
to sending US men and supplies. it is all
nonsense to talk about il; it cannot be
done. We are ell right if old Liocoin will
only have the backbone to stsnd by US.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-04-11

act of aggression against the whole Union,
which it is the more the dusy of the Fed
eral Government to repel. as the author
tiles at Mexico are utterly powerless, as
yet, against the bands Of brigands With
v hiob that country abouBds.
There is o complete and thorough un
der.tandinR, although it is tscit, and to 9
certain extent uooficial, between the
Southern Commissioners and the Lincoln
Aduiui,tration, that the StGtatS Quo shall
not be disturbed, either by the United
States authorities or By the Southern Con-
federacy. One of the Commissioner
from Montgomery has stated in the most
EN- phatic manner, within the last twenty
four hours, that no re-euforcements could
be sout to Fort Pickens or Fort Sunter
and that 90 attempt to blockade the
mouth Of the Mississippi, or any SoutberD
port or harbor. for the purpose of collcc
ting revenue, could be made, without
such violation of good faith and such
wsnton treachery on the par. of the Pres
ident and his advisors as would be with
out parlcl in the hi-,ory of any civil
lied nation When asked how be inter
preted the beligerent rumors of the lat
few days, he simply added that be and
his colleagues were satisfied they boded
no evil to the Southern Coofederacy. and
that they did not apprehend that there
was sny immediate danger of civil war.