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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16

letter written by the Rev J. 3. Hoims pastor Of ths
Baptist Church Brooklyn, n. T., %
ths"Journai and Msspsnssr" cincinna o., and ypeaks
volumes In favor Of that wozldnowned medicine, MRs,
Wnslow's sccrnns srcr SpE cnnsRm Trrmrsl
1--WE ses an sdvsEtismsnt ip your columns Of ldns
IN favor Of pstept medicine before IN our fs but ~
feel compelled % ~ % your readers that this no hun
zns. II probably ons ofths most succsssfui me a.
sinss ofths da tooeuss = ono of thS bes And thoce
e ycar .ssass .hepsts psbiss sAaIdq better man
~ M HVpPqsr-,s s1ita es71ydkw
No n. ,Nfn - =, .tsnt 49,. ~. - n
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Domestic Cotton Goods.
Balm & SON

OFFER the most Extensive Assert.
" ment Of
Brown and Blesched Cotton Flannels;
4" Musllns;
Barnsley Cotton Sheetings;
Select Styles Of Calico's and Delaines;
Tickings, shirtings, Glnghams,
And Cotton Battngs.
Also, Blankets, Flannels,
Cassimeres, Cloak CLOTHS, etc, etc. %
Much below regular prices.
.. Balm &c soN,
20 South High Street.
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pTbat was certainly triumphant appeal
Of the lover Of antiquity, who. in urging the
superiority ofthe old architecture over the new,
said: sE..,,,s. "a n
Where will you find any modern building
that has lasted as long as the ancIent7p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16
Notice,

Levi. .a. Ts.a.,.. .'-'' Divorce.
THE DEFENDANT, LEWIS AIRN-
l. holt, Is notified that the plaintiff Auguse A. Arm
holt the 5th day Of October A. D. 1861 fled In the
Office Of the CLERK Of the Court Of Common Pleas oi
Franklin county, Ohio her petition for divorce for two
causes l. That the defendant Lewis is In prison 10 the
Missouri penitentary, under conviction and sentence
for crime In violating the law Of tad State g. That the
said Lewis s and for the last three years and more has
been guilty Of gross neglect Of duty husband Of said
petitioner In negecng to provide subsistence for the
petitioner and child. Prayer-Thst the said petitioner
may be divorced and have the custody Of the child Fer
dnand mentioned In the petition, and general prayer
for equity.
Atty for petitioner.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16

Ex-senator Rice, of Minnesota, has written
letter, in reply TO an interrogatory from Q
committee Of . public meeting, strongly approv.
ing the modification BY the President OF Free
mont's proclamation. Among other good things
he says: "To this war, prosecuted for the Union,
devote all my energies and powers, to civil
war, prosecuted for the abolition Of slavery, /
am opposed, now and forever"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16

II is stated that Mr.. Seward has eivon ne
gro, Rev. H. n. Carnett, q passport to travel IN
Earope similar 70 that given % white ciassua,
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AlzW MANHOOD.
eBQV HOW LOgT. HOW RRsrORRn

Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price 9 cts;
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
RADICAL CURE OF sPERMAT0RRHEA Or Seminal
Weakness Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and
Impediments TO Marriage generality Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, Mental and Physical In.
culverwell, N. D., author Of the Green Book, 60.
A Boon TO Thousands OF Sufferers,
Sent under seal, In plain envelope to any address,
post paid, on receipt Of two stamps, by Dr.. OHAs.
J. o, KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York, Post ofh0A Box
No 1855. sep7smd&w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TaewaI rTOtice.

IAega1 rTOttces
Charles Heath. Plaintiff, ~
William =. Jennings BENJAMIN CAN'T Z, fammon
y, Robinson and James i. Veun N yyn,ren VI ~
Pettus, Defendants, partners ns,s oo'
doing buspess under the hrm UNIV
Pssss,S Psas & %. y; Z Jennings =. :
THE DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE
notice that the plaintiff, Charles Heath, did. on the
18th day OF October A. d. 166l file his petition In the
Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common Pleas in said
county Of franklin; The prayer and object o which 4.
and seyenty.two 35l00 dollars on promissory note
executed by said defendants the 18th day Of Novem
ber D. 1857 In their Arm name, due and payable six
months after date. 20
Defendants will take notice that they are required to
answer said petition tho 26th day Of November A. D.
1861. said petition will be taken as true, and judg
ment rendered accordingly.
Printers fees, 50 rs.
JOHN III. PUGH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Sherif's Sale.

, Order OF sale in attachment.
j. q. Knapp 4 %.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID TO me directed from the Superior court OF Frank
lin county, Ohio in the above case, and another case
wherein Fred Butterheld, assignee Of Deforest Arm
strong Co.. plaintiffs, vs. j. @. Knapp q Co., are
defendants will offer for sale at the storeroom, and
after the executions are satisfied as described in the
above advertisement the remaining portion Of said
stock OF goodsi sale oommonoing on
Friday, the 18th day Of October, A. D. 1861,
at o'clock, A. M. ilN
Printer sfees, IS so.
@. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
By I'D. DAVIS, Deputy.
octedtd.
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Flannel s Shirtings.

DIAM, PLAID, STRIPED&TwILL.
L ED. The most extensive stock in the city.
Army Wooden Socks.
Shaker Ribbed Socks.
Under Shirts and Drawers.
Cotton and Merino Socks,
Golden Hill Shirts.
Gents Kid Gloves.
Gents Linen Collars, Neck Ties.
BAIN &c SON,
No. 90 South High Street.
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Sheriff's Sale.

7. W. Carpenter & Bro.)
vs.. Delaware Common Pleas.
j. @. Knapp Il 90.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FL. FA.
ID In the above case, and also two other writs in
favor OF John p Bum ]. @. Knapp Co., and one
In favor OF William o. Bum J. G. Knapp Il 90 to
me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Delaware
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the store room No.
10 East Broad street, Buckeye Block In the city Of Co.
lumbus, sale commencing on
Monday, the l4th day Of Oct, A. D. 1861,
at o'clock q. m, fine assortment Of dry goods and
notions two Stoves step ladder two sets Fairbanks
scales, one desk, one eight day clock, &C., &c.
Printers fees 81 25.
@. W. HUFFMAN. Sheriff,
By Ed. Davis, Deputy.
W. R. KENT, Auctioneer.
sep29 dtd.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SELF MADE MEN.

Washington, Franklin and Jackson rose to great dis
tincton by their own msrits james Pyle Is also attain
Ing great distinction by the merit Of his unrivaed Di
etetic salsratus Its sales are enormous. Depot 345
Warrington street New York. Sold by grocers every
where.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16

VERY STYLISH STRIPED CLOTH
sHAWLs, In new designs at % 00-value S5 90.
l.5O0 yards Super Plain Black Silk at 81 OO-value
e1 IS yard.
French Merinos, 6ek cents-value SIX cts yard.
rs eents-value 81 00a yard.
BALM & s0N,
No, 20 South High Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-10-16

franklin County Military Committee.
City papers will please publish one time
daily and weekly.
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, 1861-09-16

4 brutal n, urd+r was committed about two
o'cloc6 Tuetray morning upon the peraoo Of
JoIh B. Cex, h:s ~lte and 1our children, nV
lrg aholt eeven Il. llss east Ct Bloomington,
luz iaua.
Tie father and mother Of the murdered
family were awakened about two o'tlo:k, bJ
streaming In thu direction Ut t4eie sous house,
but ehtrf di4t-nce from their own, a1d upon
soil E there ttrmnled ovtr the body of thif
roD, who was horribly naD&1ed aoout the
thru st, though rot dead, and beside him was
lying sn infaut ubihjur. d. with which he had
TITO to reach bis fat hers house. Upon raac1-
ing the ecene Of maTcer, they found the Wifi
ard little girl years old, with their throata
cut from ear TO tar, and bnth dead Two 9th.
er children, the clisst II ytaEe, were cut ia
the same na@aatr, though vita eome symp
tens of life. Ali Were cut in the Same man
rer, ap1 arcrtly with q heavy sharp knife.
feith< the farher nor the children can sur
viye. Two men strongly suspected have been
arrested al conhued 10 j4u. The wounded
man is positive Is to one Of them, and thinks
TIE other WEB s}Eo theze, aud says there wer5
four IN all The two arrtsted bave hitherto
bcrae good charactere.-Lafapette. Journal
, 1861-09-16

VAKDALs IN WooDFoRD CoUNTY.-The
Woodiosd Sentinel mentions another outrage
committed on some cattle In that county,
similar to that we noticed some lew days
slice. SIX cows, three of them the property
of widow lady residing In Versssllee, In that
county, the others owned By two gentlemen
1eeidii z near there, we're fatally stabbed On
the night Of the 4th inst The manner Of
their murder Was the same as In the case Of
Mr.. Epgle'e COVE, which we before noticed
The Sea1tinel Gays the opinion beglns to prevail
there that these fendish acts are committed
By come partially insane person.
, 1861-09-16

ANOTHER PRoD1aAL.-1t is talked on the
city, At present IN Dixie lighting tor bis rights,
has got tired Of that occup patton and nov De:
si1t TO return to the tranquil aud pe.eefal
home be deserted. Certainly, nobody would
h1nder him from coming hack He would
have to take the responsibility, though, for
anything that might happen afterwards"
Hheang lr&eQigeneer:
, 1861-09-16

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT FROM THE CARELESS
Use OF FIRE-AkMs-As volunteer company
wss executing military movements It Benson,
Vermont, on the Sd inst, they discharged
Messing the parade To their astonishment
and sorrow, eight persons dropped upoa the
ground, sill of whom were wounded Upon
txsmiration it was found that eome Of tbs
cartridges contained shot aud ball, while they
supposed them to be free from everything bu1
DCW der and noise.
, 1861-09-16
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud c ChfcaEo

Fttt*buFeh, ttoFt !" "ayae aud Chicago.
Holders Of the bonds Ct the Ohio and Penn
eylvania, Ohio ana In !apa, Fort Wayne and
Chicago, aid Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
ennsc1ihtd The agreement Of re u Tganizstion,
ere required without delay to deposit their
bends with john Ferguson, trustee, IS Pine
street, In this CRY, in Conformity to said agree
mrnt. Holders of these bouds who have lot
subscribed are notified to do 20 without de-.
lay, IS the sale Of the road viii take place on
the "a b OF October, snd thuse who do not
deposit their bords will be ltabl3 to exclusion
from participation in the parchase.-X. Z.
Com. Ad,ertiaer, 12th.
, 1861-09-16

-EB An Eng!ish gentleman drew thirty
thtussnd dollars from great banking house IN
New York, who we're paying him four per cent
per annnu, and few days since Invested Ii
with the Government, who are paying seven
and tbree-tenths per cent. per AMMAN. He
has written to his friends In London, advisipg
them to invest five hundred thousand dollars
in the kame ePcurfties
, 1861-09-16

4 sK1RMHH At CHEAT MouETAu Pass g.
4 sEi1uish took plAce ~ Cheat Mountain Pas
On Monday, between tie reoe1 and Federal
forcee, during which North Csrolsaa captain
.sk killed I'D eight rebsas "oasdsa Two Of
sAsFedseai tcsses wefe Hhaa1tse
h>te0kssscx 1StA.
, 1861-09-16

- DR.. I7es' Hair Culor and hes
ssiye II the only reliable Hair R-etnrsvs 1nas 6sir
.efs Istor. u n.tI5si e9;o1 re- rev appdcaa3as
ritsoat d5esnx ec,ortns r. sda, q, slsptons ol
ana1un 1akte.s Z th- fai1 I'D cates al ~ 4f'
. - 4 The pzn4he S9 ths 9eaa ee1f sG s. ~.
Ibave s~rn ~ X, Tvers H.jr Color I'D ae.s
- ~ s+sv9 2 b T.: Is etas H.
"e9 ~ IT, ~ sst 81 e i 70 IL fomer I'd
.esn NJ nes rfe.rs g.! nctt's t.
't iTKs9 i,nrc e ST RI No lH south Cark hFeef
tic4tnA Ord.1s siricsly atsended to. Adore4 T., =.
CEE icne1 HFt3AAAAA
, 1861-09-16

Rutselre lett ter to the London Times, dsted
Washington, August 10$h.
GRAIN ELEVATOR IN PHILADELPHIA The
Ph1'ad. lhlAns have begun to move in the
matter Of grain elev vAtors, to meet the coming
CT p and realize acme benefit therefrom. Tbs
North american ssys:-
NE are glad to lind that the Pennsylvania
Rail1 Dad Company's prcjsct Of grain elevator
at its Delaware terminus, Prime street wharf,
is DOW In progress Of accomplishment, and
can only reerat that the Individual enterprise
Of our merchants had not long since antici-
lated the movement The first grim elevator
erected II the compsry will put those Of NV
9o1k to lhe bluth, having, a. it is designed, .
caracity of four hundred and seventy. I've
Thousand bushels. It will be Of iron, totally
fre-proof, and having steam machinery to mise
the grair. 80 far a. this goes it is very graft
tying. But the elevator is not yet up nor any
thing near it. Indeed the foundations are YET
TO be laid, the present opera'ions being the
preparation Of the whasv@ and although We
know ttat the work ordered By tho great
corporations moves rapidly, yet The project il
50 vast that much time will be requisite tx
carTy It into effect.
, 1861-09-16

HE GAVE AL1-The will of the late Gen.
Lyon gives ali bis property, soma $50 600, to
the Government Can Va hear OF another
yielas up life, and everything that makes It
ceeirabla, to the euppnrt Of our country and
its institutions ?--Hdrtord Courunt.
, 1861-09-16

MATE OF MLINOIS. COOK

~ r
Nac6aG Vt 11AA1NO4os NVDA
sesaher Tenn. 4 Id C0aries Cbsndl9 4 5oe.@&
a. 1o,Ss Tfesos ano George C. 8toas-Attachme1t- FuMN
ao4Fs u hereby itven n the mid JpaepA a. 81eaAA
4 GtofHe c afope that Vttk a. attachment b Esd
M - Eoe oce Ct the lerf Of fbe eppefor Court o<
q s sa 15.eos s1s1 rs sE. sas
re Am q N hundred sas t1enty taEae fS19 aoi-
aIs on T. 2 ~ Sheriff o1 Cox County. wticA
eAto NIlt - oe1a IatN1ne4 axernts1
cEoM. 9sFGfots un1ess yo1, The ax1d Joseph 4.
Greene ono Ge1izeE Y stone, ea4i neTTnnaiiv Ia aa3
1ppeN pelpio tot 1Ao Superior Court ~ rhitsTn Gsa
o. befo1e ne mt dey ot th refeof 70 H. hods
e y Eoaft aou3e n me G:, q aeo on I. drf
AoEaAJ g! oSpkN1A. y 18kl, MA n5s.efnj haI
Hud plead 70 tue eAd pl&Etnt -chon 1udF r. et n
be entered = a3nss 1on aod Il hyor aid plsiptaE
and 70 much or lLe pr3p*fs: attsched nm IL sN6
dent to adsty th- said Judgment aad costa Vtn IL
sol1 70 ssu7f5 he sane
p,.#, att.s - A1AHAIl+ 1sI Clark
GART H9a11or RI rs aItEs eeptKtsHte1IVH
~, - 1.11N-
CTATE OF 4LlAlNO1S& tOOK
cn NY. s s-supsrtor Court Of Ch,caec-
9etooeF .elm + nHts& a. -. r,i11. ~ A1fon Elsn3
p esssstt ano u aooofs on'7' TO- 1>1-'~1
VEnMtLk &...A- .s..n -, tho ;,d ArA,.
=
, 1861-09-16
Chicago Trih.1,1e


For the Chicago Tribunal
FHEAhOm.
-
b1 L. <AuhTLERoT,
X rscArNa NORTH WITH HIS FAMILY rhox HAsu-
LIZ
47tant fso5 nnra oo,,,L.,.,.
Tint n1nrior. s3otte - - .sfn,
Nv conntrx's f}s1 whcsp ~ p psa.rhs, IA S1'
Floats here In free aid joyons ekies.
rra roua +,o,. .1..
Il torn AID ,1s;,td n s11n an,i P,o%p srS sh.Ma
Uhere f,ni H i,n.n.t'! u oaa. ana .3a'ta'
The honor Of our country name.
TIE fed tha land ubcre x1.rarr,. ,1scht
seres enrscfrnra .nd cnr-ods. +he b..-+
Whsre hnnor holds nhscnrs, fhe rfrht
While pride ASSERTS its boassfQl pArs.
MT there mt 4bere ron v;rtne duan
Nor natrints hrs atbe th.ir rs,i1. ~
Nor Freet1o1n,s nnise exn1tA,t swell
Hid human woe and truths despair.
oas b nesei e. wese Goae lots e. sserna1 ma LEY a+
Away from shades cf mural night
rordi.1 s,s.n .nd ", 'conr s,n;1e.
A humt tleyp7 7111f,a lot we're 9Veet
70 riches hsld mo- r traitors vile,
All hail ton banper OF the free
GOD blees the cau-e ye tJmoolize;
tnE aop.-e INT custer Jet souno t1ee,
Ne1s aeaFens JoSe, al 1fetmsn pflze'
IN mer and s,1dieru ~ th, No,+,,
Eedeem Ih. f1ay Your fsther,s pa1a.
A miIIion Uycs VIE l,ttle Worth
Int cn1on you are called to saTe'
F,cro vernnn,1 iespc,ated ahada.
~, Mf..is.iu,i,a tr,,u h!er vnSnth
viii calix1, * rts q ~ frnafv hixdou
XIII he 1o 115s s aeq 11aS,y sasdss
-'NN
They march to Sounds OF claukiug ehAlaE-
The gcauing iash With tortnre'u gag.
'ANoi~o' g WA fAsA"o
They who their fellows rights despcil,
Aid VOW to rule or ruin InI- la.d-
They cali ye elaves. - suns Of Lufl.
Whom. one 10 five, they can Withstand.
...h E.,
iqen op, ye ileemen o. me No'tA-
halse n:Rh Inc sleto1 natt4e Gtfs
u sef1leo regions 90 5e ios
rh;caoa S~nt n 1851
~. ~
xar.rn.x Amrx-nx
= N
ny rAu
Iuue-s Bruce's Address at Bannockburn.''
Nav oh, hear Ni.,,,.,. ao,na
80, go 49, ,a .her eff sfr,,1
1urs IL F,eedum'e halltwed ground:
Freedoms heirs are We
From the Nzt.s uills OF the North
To tn. Colorado forth.
one the mighty Nations birth,
oae It's destiny
Uafk the HA'cdW1rd as We rally,
Over mountain, plain aud valley,
Gf1I and LttkFSy.
, 1861-09-16

CTHTE VF' 1I.LINV =, Z! unity
~ Ct Cool, se-Supe7icr Court Of Chicago NoTc1n-
b. Tam, .8sl- HeLy J. Phillips H. A4ne Pn4l;ps.-
Il Chatrery
Affidavit Of the non-rtEide1ce Of A1ue r; Hips. ne-
fe1Gant Ehev: j. having been c1ed II tae otcs
ol tit CitrE et ekt1 Superior jQrr Of Chica.o. No
the G n'p'apsIt I'll = BIZ bill of eomplaat IN aad
Coa"t. or TIE ChancerJ sie thereof the +@a dsy a
r. t7- b. '--i d that SUMMONS Lh~1 issued
cut e ss1 Court against sld defendant retnrnah "a
u t1ts Monday CT fo'enoer neAt tst+ As Il By lAH
req'll
No4, nrless YOU the said Anne Phillips shah eer-
Chjt ~ OF Cook CsnI t. tie srst term
ts'ereut t. be ho!den 81 Chicags IN sail County. -
O d. zmnr and eo1nr!at ants VII y conp'a 1t
Il e-e ard tke rb3tt +: tnEB therein ch rEe8
AID stated x1l1 be tate- corfe4s.d aud . deca a
entered against you ascnr3!7K - the PRAYER It +aid
bill. .. WALTER kf3lBAL1- C1trA-
LrxBARp d F.11TB. f.nnp"tH SoEr se5 g-n.w
, 1861-09-16

EE Gard: er's h7enmaGlc and Neu
-o.tg. Cen VIC IT, eo+lsrys safe, md Res1naoe5!
- st-rn-'is~a E"lrn}E}a4 aud SKI: R-eum. II
-; 7H-x.> ! rraeds. a'i :iAh out enttel, era
!: s'!a@s' So ~. r-qErsne nc cnshse II del o.
,1e ;.1s"ar- conett,utf ms ~fsb ect safety
IT,, rs Hs io' 'clo- tlk--hur! IT is Of ten
+ rsd petrone sc known, who reels
r:v4 thtiI s!:9,nc. r. " behalf
"GAr.tre-'. 'r7'r sc aud Neuralgia Compound Is
tns sEtFS 4 SMI'H.
fal I'D STAT aocRe boston
''hSt1 = 'er;a7 j. S.'en; "1,.a tHtatg yrsts, It,
~ c.taE o..c..e! Il, Ex ne. eeSerAl @ao-e !.St
:,-1:p. ~. ur-h cE--a ~':e TO octt.es 81 TIA:
-a.-P-, t'ti Il H--urA!2 q Camp Iund
:,.tNAH Al hfa. ): raGhMn ft- Boftsa
fla. -.s5 :'r-t,5r ton,1er ron ssaTa;51s ;:1
"a. ttr ~: srf t-eD d7 en- By eTCfur1*1sn:
n.t ~ u. ,-n! -rrr-r1--. r'.n-8ies. ttnnnt %,
i: :ar ...-E rs= .-Er"c hs irte'ld 0 trs Gsr:h
..,r Tnrnn s1i' n 4 >'4r~l 3a GcurouI1- have
.,.-r ru: -sc' L. s-t e"e'S yell.
D. Il tAETs K Dr. tInld- De- ier,
re: APPLETON Block Lowell, Aass-
ty,. = E: =. $ora5r S;atf a az Nc, ~: ~,
~ :. r,4~ -~;~,.. ssAtsa B t. LARnOk Agent
y, /. SUI i+1 H.+"i
, 1861-09-16
William H. Rnanell. Lid.

The New York Commercial Adyertiser says
4 petition is ip circulation in this city, ad
dressed to Hen. Wm. H SEWARD, Secretary Of
State, csllirg his attention to certain treason
4tlt ltgs'lous and misrepres ntattons ia Me.
Rutseile letter to the London Times, dated
Washington, August 10sh.
, 1861-09-16

i -ALE Whereas.
Il Bernard CanltclG. Henry Waller nad ssrA&
Waller HIS VIII. executed. a.,1 elts ere ed to j. YoQuG
snn on, ce7talu dte*! of trust which bears data
March Nth, A. u. 44. aud VA rccored In the oHsa
If the Recordtr Of Cock County. Inianls o1 the II
da! VI March, A. D. t- in Boob lss of DeedA at paIo
81 whesrh. ley a'a1e cnnseyanre Of eerta'n lssSes
ce7ta,r urtea and interest thereon s{sc described II
5aE deed, ~ttch sad noto- whrt drawn By eEii
Caulfed. 70 secure Indebtedness to Holman b
Gclpeke.
that tn default sl ult r made t6 the uasne.t Ct
.al prtf soFy tnserr-t any pRrt FL re?f.
according t. tetl t~nrr and estt then on tho app
..,f..1 Ut sast HottUAaL teli,cac their 1.a1 reFf
:e*tetvet assICn. 1t thoul. he a! FIR aid StaIn-
sell ana d. pose Of said p-etnist+ OF psf<
thereof In prescribed ~ said trust deed ard,
Whereas deault ha= ben made BY said tanl'eic u
past due and nnpa'd- And. whereas apFhrausn eaa
been na.e tie eAid 5cAm1rob. by tue Legal hold
era eI said nrtes to sell said premises d an empoN
e7cd By said deed to do.
Now. uleref're, n3tire II heren. given. thas .haa
Gh oee es IL H. res uss o III ' It It se
north door Of the Court 9cnse M The c1tg ol Chicago
Cnpk County, IN1nnf4 for the highest and bes 1rsic9
tie viii bring In cash. the raid parcels Of laHd
and right ut and equity Of redemption Of said
Gau1atlG. aud Waller aau wife tlere4n, which sa3d
pr.m,tes are dtserspsd = follows t."wts; Al thcss
Of CcoI and State Of Illinois, and dc-etshed .. f'oW9
namely: Lr'ts l., - =. 3 10 Block !: Lots -
17,+-,+et a,ld ii IN Block =; Lota =, ~ 4, p in
Block s.: Iii Block 4. all In the Suth Mo.
Aulsy sHb4,yslan Of sne R"rt na M of se s1a ~
IN. r IL. i1ine IL he dty ., Galcaso:
Chicago, June II IN. 1 II :-es8td
, 1861-09-16

MORTGAGE SALE -Wh here8a,
lEl defauIt has been .ade In the payment OF Ger
tain note tbeariue dste the eth day Of Marh. p.
l and due and payable in eix years after data> toy
the Of twenty hne hundred and n!h+tSfv dof-
lars aid ninety four cents, $ s4~ -: and whereas
tain 10 =. obligation, Of date as said note md
given t. eecure the payment OF the sum OF seTa2
thousand tire hcndred and ninety nine dollar+ and
twtnt5 ce t.. 94 AL!f1. which ,ad note and bond.
together IL other tndebtedne84 arc described N,
sd z fs5an %9snEs s5fsutHd S7
:th DAY of March, A D. fsh.. and recorded II the Be-
corrers Office Cook County Illinois, in Book - of
Mortgages. page n7o, which said mortgage las been
duly assigned to me.
II said mortgage continued public notice Is hsscoy
given that on. "Wednesday tho tWeHsy-d1tl Day q
September A. D. ls at ten CLOCK IN thF lorenquu ot
that da; at the north door cf the Con[t Honee ~ o
city Of ChlcaEo Gouaty of CooE M "a 1 Rep n
cash the premises e9toned and leeef1ned n Aa3a
hoct eisbt Isl of the original town ot ea&a
IS IN III lot 1as or1enas d out torty-nvs ;4si
ktet north Ct the csEtre Of sald "a Eue taeuce
ming parallel WITH the north line Of said lot eight
Isl stake thirty O1 feet we Of the west iue Of
sad lot eight i ,5to lot number seven II, in sad
the cart line Of eatd lot seven aud the west une g
said lot eight to the north line Il said lot -even
the alley thence along the Cost2 Ines OF said 1ot
Eeven and eight Isl to the north east corner qf sad
Let e e. ses9e Il en me s fa't i ha ne
Chlcago, County Of Cook and STATE Of illinois with
the tenenents, heredtaTen1 s1d appurteuanoa1
thereurto s4d II The right and equt OF
Chicago. July 18th. :eS4- 1JAE2 It'd
, 1861-09-16

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