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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOB all THE PURPOSES OEA EANILY pKYSlr

are 50 composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely Withstand OF eyade them.
lhcT PENETRATING properties search. end cleanse,
and nvigoritc every portion Of the human organ
ism, correcting its diseased action. and restoring
its healthy yitalibcs. A. a consequence OF these
prupcrtics, the invalid who Is bowed down with
pain or physical debility Is ast0uishCd 10 find his
health or energy restored BY remedy 1t once 80
simple and inviting.
Not only do they curc the CyCry-d,y complaints
OF every BODY, Tut also many formidable and
dangerous disease. The agent below named is
pleased o. Nmi-a gratis nv American Almanac.
containing CtrdCatos Of fhtr cures and directions
for their use IN the following complaints C0uir.-
moss, HssrbgH, Headrr}s cgisiaf from aizDylsred
S1Wgch, NOjiSCG. IJrfJ,s on. PAN tH cld Morbid
IHasfi0g ~ tbe BOirf's FiatulGacy, Loss of dBDs-
hfc. JaH.Gife, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body og obstruction
Of it, functions. They are an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood AMI the rcsiOra-
ion Of tone aai strength 10 the system detiitaied
tv di4r1-a.
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P,rRrorTc CoSrRIBUTIoNS-Col George
\. G.lmor. Tallapoosa, has offered all his
pearo,s 10 DO any work necessary for the
defence of the State and VIII superin-
tend Them himself free OF charge
Mr.. Joel Z. Mathews, Of Dallas county,
has offered the services OF 200 negroes IN
the same way. In addition % this, the
same gentleman deposited in the Bank Of
Mobile on the 23d Of January, $4,000 to
tbe credit Of Alabama for State defence.
Col. Alexander Davidson, OF Perry, fop
himself and neighbors, has rendered 4
services Of 100 negro fellows to the Stat
Montgomery AdrerdScr.
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NntIcc.

70 Slli'ha llar,ii.c and -- liaryille,
her husband. IByirY West and ---
West. her husband. of the State Of Lou
iaaua. and A.cthil Cgiuu, and ---
Cu.uu, her husband, Josephine Sellers
and -- sellers, her husband. of the
State o.. Alabama. and a.l Other persons
Interested in the Estate oi ALFRED
IOUGH. deceased:
NuC are hereby cited to bc and
4 personally appear in and before the
lion. Probate Court ct WAYNE County.
Mississippi. o. De- holden 20 the Count
House thereof in the town Of Winchester,
on the -ud Monday in March next, then
aud there o. show cause. .i ANY you
can why tUe aDcuuut ui tuai settle
mcut of Richmond y. lIou-h and Aihan-
ru %. Ul0url. Administrator. of the r.
ttc oi Alfred Eough, deceased. now on
fle iu ;lD office oi the Probate Clerk ui
-Bid County. should not uc allowed
and placed upon the records OF -'id
Court. lui To- 60 and -u.ler such other
things as msv b. awarded in the premises
Wllur.- tls Hon. 2. 10. Napier. Judge
or Probate Of Wayur County.
t-.-I Given under my hand and sea-
I~. OF Office the ith day of February
-- a. u. i,3l
JAMES W. BDNEIN.
Probate Clerk W. e.. Mis-.
r..f f-.T 1--It
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IHE CHrE.aFe ,>o -E Mn EEmr.4u.
ou SUNDAY. -Hti n.t, the change o. Cow
crnmen,al relations on the Part @. Gear-
gia aprcal- to have been generally oh-aEy-
Ell I'm the churches iu thi- c5tv
Az IT.. John Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. Mr.. Potter made au arp7o-
pgiate prayer. and t!a following hymn
.tHc ithI WAS chantsi.
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Thomns MooINerIon.

ENTERPRISE. 1lIss.
Ta prepared 20 make literal ulshadvanceson Cotton
i sippsd 90 t.s friends, Messrs Boykn A McRae,
MuhIU.
ks,srp-is os,. u, lssS sH
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lsurceasara tu lawson A LHtketu
are vETS ar "a ~
CtNruN. Mississippi
Orfua=eafne a. heretofore eHDUpu.I IF lawson a
tnekrtt nn ihC south s.de 90 Jbg aIu1f..
Nuf q isnu N.fv
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Tor sale
"a Tn nEuuie.-ierrd
"a. A ots. iHr -ai. hi.
CEt&Q @Gi5s .tS9 TnNard. Dwelling
5t=aSi1 ~ 5as,bis l'i,I.t q Town " i.,,. ....
AK xissi-s n alleish. lirho
Boa addition o. th. above kcyera, y..-l ],
trt,;. OF land which LcEill sell "n very
uegoUmntaf0ugtrrm-. t"rrain may h'
h8u ry applying soon o. -
q. a.. BLACKWELL.
V.T..H ~.,t .g I4.u .uEt
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jaime 1l,Gchcc

NH. o..
James q. Er.iy and '.''
j =. Daniel.
DN ,irtue Of the above stated venii to
I'D me directed. ! VIII en- Monday the
ith fday March ursf. iu front Of the door
oi tine Count House iu the town OF Plulj-
ing, Jasper county State ol Mississippi.
between the usual hour of sale. offer Tor
sale at public outcry iur cash. the follow
ing described property to-wit. Three
acres IN the s. 4. Z OF n. Z. /. Section one
Township four Of RANGE N East. levied
on a. the property of the above named
defendant. JAMES a. RlGSBY. to satisfy
tho above stated ycudi in my hands. and
al cost.
T.. r. LA~SITER.
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UrZzN FoR TEzAs,-'Ihc following dis
r,t,h IN the New DrIcgD. I,,ners tolls the
,..-.l.....:-.. - r.
''i' "''''' ''''
"ALTfsToN' REQ. '.-Ihe Convention
[ passed the ordinance OF secession on the
lst INST, 10y vote ol 100 nays u . nays.
lhe Hovernor Legislature. supreme
/ Judges. and Commissioners were present.
/ The ordinance l. TO be voted for by the
. people on the .5d Of this month, and If
1 adopted, Is to 20 INTO effect on the 2d Of
/ March.
Governor Houston recognizes the CON
ven;lon Of the people, and has declared
/ his attachment 10 the South, and hrs de
. -irc TO Join Southern Coniederacv, and
. If none j. formed, he will ioiu the Eepub-
/ lie OF Texas.
/ The secession news from Florida. Geor-
gii. Alabama. Ni,sissippi. and Louisiana
has created incense excitement in North
esn Texas.
Mn. p,ral,s ,rr TINE FrcrTfyr SLAVE
r.tr-.. ......... .-cr..
'i'- wy
ne" foGi'Ne slave 10" o''oI'' 'F MI
Douglas last week,
Section fir-t uroyiIe- that the demand
Iv n Governor Of a state or Territory for
the surrender Of "A fugitive from Justice
shall he made uuon Judge OF any Fed
cTal Court in the State or Territory where
the fugitive has taken refuge. instead OF be.
inr ma lie upon the Governor, as hv the
.N l-t4g r,.I,-.l. ,-... ..,,....,a1
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~ parties owning the remainder oi
- the above described lands will offer
and place. '''' '''''' ''''''
Nov. y. lSG0
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y e-.sr5rc. tTes uttegancc %
the following just and patriotic scnti-
mert
"Wha.ngsr may have been tho opinion
entertained Of secession before Mississippi
took her position, there = 40 difference
%, opinion now so 70 'he duty OF every
son {" maintain the state, "tH" proud old
m''h'ro. r- ai'.
~ Ih. illinois Legislature. by 4 large
n. fo,it I.... rais,.a,I ,-ittspd..,,s .,,,,r,d.
-, ..l..........,, -. .,..
80 " ''',', W "'''l ''-s
Is.lubllcan voting ave. Another sign oi
orurIliutory spirit amonr tbs Rovul liCau~.
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LolA MoNrEzs LITERARY AElLrrY.-
Pink, the Charleston Car.-s New
York CORES spondeut SAYS "Now that I.7I.
j. dead and under thc sod, her reputation
for literary ability is suffering consjdera
bly,. Her letter, which attracted 50 mucl
attention when she first arrived here VA
written by Ex-senator Westcott ..Tol,
Montez in Bavaria" q play proancad \
hers, was prepared by Mr. Chas. Ware
and her lectures were the work Of. -
key. Z. Chauncey Burr.
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ulE purchaser at the former .ale hay
L ing Jailed 10 comply with ~. t,r,n.
The above lands will be .old ,.,;,, .t,L.
place and on the terms st,t.s H. -. " c,-..
y"i9s' on the third Monday In March
''ol' WM. MCALPIN.
r. 90 ,s., A. McALPIN.
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WVRhh mfined tr0rafinefahp tr ihr rH.t#H "a
t'n professor. IuH HHaH.H' HIi.F t.U0IHU I.I#
4arIHaa tH ihH mtaHua Hf fHHtNHH $3.50 H.H.H.fF
fr.a have a'aH Ha.i..I. IaI an INNiIu N.I Nf tI#
49, Uf.Hn ~ naiIH Hfa tH HhHul fHer HHIHi I.fUH.
-. F.. ffHu. ani NhnfH hrffHf freHiuHnI HHH Hf f.H
t.rI taau tu thnaH "a iIatHfH, HaneeIaIIY HHHI.H
i. .at.aa. NhafHaH HIuH'HraIH.
80 affHIHHI HnHfffIHna HHHrHHf extra
fttattfs' aug ~. isd1 N.fv
ar. rANNNm1tf., Nd,
NVfNIf iHHtfHH HfHfarIf iHH Hi..Ha Hf.I 70 W HHs
tnff DHFnriHn aHuHfT. M.aas Hf fIHH W o. fl"
ras IHHae. niHf hn iHuHd UirFr ff fiI times IH..H
tst iu afai.aaauHl hIH.nraa. Hni b. ielt.f d. H..
40 f.itIas II BIZ profession t1 tIe beet Hf b.
-t.i.tr. whrm raiti uuuu.
n..,..sias eaaifs put. tttFis tau
pn. a. =. mANstNo
wwaWfNI8 iuaaiaa ai MHNtTusa. .fHa rUfitH''H frnrf
II ta o. issaIanal aHffieaa tH fIr HI'H.ua Uf tt
e,..fa Bee ntaF ha uHHd Ht tsH raHtlHuHr uf ilf
April "a. isap --ly
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HNIMff fHrHInl rHflfimHfafilN fM fNH NfArf'fF
n ~ Metllrlnr. rtapeotfaIv fonder their services
- tisa fIurana uf Claiborne and uIF anrrHuufIuA
-..ffr In she various bfanrheH "a the profession.
tgE@a 80 professionally eur1r.t ihef huib uIll he
.g = lf.shorno. tu haiuess st his own rtsI.leurs
Inr wfeutfu at Che fHsIdrnfe ~ HH. trHe. u
.-s They refurn their thHHkH t1 tle puHiIs
N'fts rtassf nstf.nsas heretofore received arI
~ ~. .ira.t alfanfna b. thaif professional duties
n. .sesire n eautluuanun ui Che sniue.
ff.as.ras. Jan. ii. 1870 ltlv
ma. CHAs. ~. RENCIIER.
.,rgfpFyr bEyrfsr At ENTERPRISE MSS
gl,,u tba convenience of bic 'fiends ani patrons,
,sii r.sit che nilosins plarss at tio times
ai.s bats-is, Monday In Margh, June and ssrteu.
rs..,ti.os-ist Monday In April DULY aud Octoter.
asF.aisvIllo-ist Monday n May August and No-
"1.ss .ss,an-ai Monday In March, June and sertsu
80. rssdlur II or near these places, may rely
a., ~ sHnefuHl attendance at thr appHlutsi uuU.
ani :, IL remaining a. long a. his services may b.
IT. IA having been engaged u q successful rrlr
tlee rntaf prise cod che suuuundIng country if
fhs t..i ave wears aud feeling permanently ln.t'd,
rars..rs needing amy dental npenou u1y De- a.
sIrsi tbai III DOT fithfllY performed hC s psritrtv
rsangnsioia and that ho may hs nand ~ EnirIpf.fc
.sshs. .sf pra afeaslouHllv ahsHut
nrsaarstn--iiis numerous patrons through the
49, An sork warranted, and charges moderate.
- u taeo h-iy
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TaE RIGHT SrIRiT.-The Nicllsburr
Rhig, The leading and ablest opponent p
L-l ..Aa.l 5l-.- ll..elfr1. - q. nIterancE ID
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9ortrN.
r..
Lines on a Skeleton.

Exactly forty years ago the London
Morning Chroaicis published o poem en-
titled, Lines on q Skeleton which OK,
cited much attention. Every effort, even
to the offering OF q reward Of fifty ru.ne..
was yainIv made 20 discover tie au
thor. AL that ever tran~pirod was that
the poem, in a isir, cleg.,!y hand, wa.
found near skeleton If remarkable
beauty Of form and color. in the museum
of the Royal College Of Surgeons. Lin
coins Inn, London, and that the Curator
Of the museum had sent them TO Nj
Terry. editor and proprietor os the Lon
don Morning Crol 'cis
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To DC DraIcm ErtrlJ S0furdol.
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I ~ WV. sl X NcloslD & Co.. lo2 Nassau street,
Z tal' city. -'i ''''7 F"F'i' IA
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Aamini.trntnr,s NnIIrc.

u. r. IN~NIITN.
sheriff oi Jasper County.
inn. Sd. 1871. IE-It
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ffata afths U.ut af M tIam W1HlaN
HTTuHNFI AND rIf NrrIfHH fI f1W
ufFlCr lN utkkIN "il-e
asbt D. tsbt tft
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ROYAL HAVANA PLAN.

20,22O Prizes, amounting 20 S25I, 200
Will be ir-riI-:ed Il according 90 tac .rI.1a.ug
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~. a- 40. bu1I..EHu.
tf''' 49, lN'HA tf
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- Ih. Illinois Legislature. D., large
~ iority ia rejected 'rittendca's amend
uent- as ID basis of adjustment, only one
Republican voting ave. Another sign Of
couclliutory pirit amonr tEs Republicans.
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Frmasn Nay Is, Hss
, 1861-08-23

M EDRTGAEE SALE.-Whereas,
1fA defaul: has been made IA the pa7.ert of csE
tai1 cte t.ated the elghteeeta day ct july IN TIA
Fe6r EsTatesl EuIdreG sud Sixty fcr TIL Of
hnrdted and dftr 6evsa dciiaTs a:a eighteen c:-ta
with interest 1t tte Of tan per per AlIu-2
psJ@bls one year after Gate to tie order 1t
BGrtAue., which said lcte Is secured t be Fa33 By q
certain tEaRature OF Mortgage Of the 0r51s-s h5re
traI:tr ieenu3s ID 6atad tie as= aa Eaar afa-ssaA
executed b; william Selafer ard hzah=t1- ls IF:
tc tae u11s-a!EEld Ilcr.gsEee, Ehsc mortgage Il
dul: rEccraed ID tie Rescr CT Co5k C-lut1, 5tat
oi -lliaai., i Book ef Mortgages nit7 ole o. FsEe
FIVE In dred a-1 tEclTe.
No. then, nctiee Is hereby given that l. the under.
SlgE.t, b. virtcs OF TIE power I2.3 ms c3liezEe1 :.
andby Esid mortgage. shA4 CT TIE tEentI. seventh
day Ct AEEEst L the yeaI E.ghs7e4 Ha1d.sl aa5
SEtyNae7 at the na1ta leor Ct said CcsE County
Court nome "a TIE City OF Ctt:aEo attws:7e cc!o:S
Or Ct eala last enc1ec day stu at public al2
t.eG the highest bidder s3c eash The premises 1au3
and real estate IN sad mortgage d5s;I5a aud II lt
right ant eiIity Ct redemption ci said William Ssas
fer therein; Esd lands and premises being sscrb q
e. foalo@s Nz.-Easht ACTS u aaE ron a tie
end q side ct the aoutk half ct tie east hall of s
rorh east quarter OF Section tvo j II ToW5-
ship forty one ND north. and Eanze tais;eE sis,.
es5s Of tie Third Principal Meridian sad e!gf acres
Of land being BRt9er t1S rods u Etta neE 53sta g
south ard extending Ii eugta from the east Inz q
seid haIf Of fat9 Forth ess. q!aetf ot saG Ssc
ten twenty to The vest has oi batd eAst 6aI Of
o'4o Ao' = B0KEaGfUs BEssSACE3 Mortgages.
C6iesgo. july I'd, ISL. t7.gs1s6 cd
, 1861-08-23

MORTGAGE SALE E-W hereas,
~ John 3. Rnight and EdG:und Ware, qfthe stats
1fthe city Of Ctcayo, County Of Co2E and State Ct
l!lnol-. certain indenture ef mortgage dsted the
an iity-hye !l855, which was d1g recorded In the
h.coIdcFs ofce Il aid CooE County Ia BOOK twe2sy
two e?l of MoEtgages On page dye bondred and foar
Knight and Edrsund Ware conveyed to said PeteS
Geib. as mottgagce sill Of e1hlots ismbered one q
ard two tslcf Jants ?. OzdeEs snadiv5leg ef Let
Lo:staken together bsing hfy t5D feet II front %
Monroe stre:t ana running back south, on Wells
f5rs fSs n &c 17s e. o as to
tie said Knight and Ware to the ssd Gvb, given for
part ct tie Purchase price Of said Lots sail nuts a
aate x sa hs
ihsrd sS fs sun s? q ten %
e saa bstb il tSo q thFee 6 anS four ysars ron
the date thereof end the ft ana last for the sun 4
eighseen thoEeano five hundred and mtg dollars
GlS65> payable to the order Ct tho said Gelb, aYa
years from the date thereof with interest.
And Whereas default las been made in the payment
Of the two no.es 1aEt above mentioned, to VI. tha
notes peyahlc n foar and hEe and Eeats frc t1
ha ing elapsed since the last Of til! fcu due and
EreIeas there Is due and unpaid upoa said notes
q principal and interest," the of about
Now, Therefore. IN pursuance OF the power in me
Ee5teI By said iEdenture of mortgage. l. the unde.
aag ees o ens 81 4 ts eoeE Ct!
th tIcLoons at the north door oft'7 Court House.
said cft OF Ch1cago. offer the said Lots at pubic auc
ten M 81 q r. "a sq ~ @ ass e
Cured IN advertising a1d selling sa1d Lotz ID tie sad
balance ana aai es ssa nets
Chicago, June II, 1861. jy2-g4si.td
, 1861-08-23
A Loving GIRL Three Years Before 4he
nERMf.

a 6ne looking, bright eyed girl of sixteen
years was on Ft;6sy last Haaced under the
protection Of Miss Foster, the matron Of the
City PsiEon, New Yotk- Her case presents
features Of n interesting character. Hsr
name l. Bridge: Dokay, and her parents still
live in the city Of Dublin, which is her na-
tive place. TIE pzz:icula,s s Of her career
were given by hcEseaf, with such az air Of
modest truthfulh ess that no one would wish
to question her veracitJ. She stated that
Hhen thirteen years Of age she became &C.
qaa:nted with $ worthy young man named
Kelly, 8 carpenter, who wished to na-ry her:
Her parents, who we're well to do, prudent
people, objected to the match because Of her
youth, and prevailed on the young man to
leave the neighoochooa, giving him an outfit
Of $1e0. His departure grievsd her, aad she
determined tc follow him. After 1asse Of =
few Aonths Ene learned that he had procur ID
employEent or beard q vessel Is ships car.
penter, and that he sailed out OF Liverpool.
Thither she repaired as quickly as she obtain
ed the means, but only to learn that Ke1ly's
vessel had few days previous sasled for N. 7
The damsel was disappointed, but her desirr
to Zee her truant lover waa not conquered.
She immediately procured q sutt Of sailor boys
clothing, for which Ehe discarded her own
gir7ieh sttIre, and then shipped, under the
aame Of Edward johnson, u cabin boy for q
, 1861-08-23

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, S5.-supe,lor Court OF Chicago Au-
gust Term a. ,. lsdl. James H. Chtls Thomas "
HOVE, Robert 7. Kennedy and Harv.y Chlds va John
Ells-k attachments, ~.
Fnblic notice Is Hereby given to the said John Ellis
that writ Of fssGed out Of the calce the
Clerk Of the Superior Court of Chicago dsted the Sd
3. Childs Thomas u, Howe, Robert 7; Kennedy sas
Haryey Chda and Hgaintt the estate ct the said John
Elns the sim of Tires :hoa2aad ons hundred AL
sixteen and 6.-i0u dollars directed to the Sheriff OF
Cook County which said wit has been returned
cnted ..
Now therefore un1ess Jon, the said John x1As shan
tou1t Of chicago on Or before the trst day Of the
term thereof to be holden st the Court House, tie
s ye Spseisl bal H, ard d. plead e rs s3d 4 RsIa
Il favor Of tie SAID Jares h Ch1ids Thomas ". Howe
Robert 7, Kennedy and Harvey Childa and 50 mach
OF property ttache aay be sufficient to satisfy
the sa1d Judgment and eoat7 Eh be sold 70 .atIsfy tie
sane. WALTER KIIBAl41. CLERK.
GALLUP Il HTCaEoCK PITS Attys. aue-g3si-.V
, 1861-08-23

GTATE CF ILLINOIS COOK
~ COUNTY, SS-SuperIsr Court OF Cnlcaro,
august Term, 4 b. ls6!. james. Real. HAIRY j..
EOseiey, Lansing & Go.-AttacEE ent.
Public notice l. hereby given to tae said Mose1ay,
Lansing Co. thst writ II atta chlent Rsued Of
TIE Office ct the El@rk If the Superior Court Of Chi
cage. dated tie eth day of July & 1851 At the suit
q the .ald Jamea Rsau, HeGTT J. Gardner :; Pa1k-
Ease q ts sa'q M Msseley lansn 4 G9 fsr ths SIN 9,
to the Shei1f Of Csok County, which said writ hsa
bezn fetuIuad executed.
Now tlete efore unl.Es you, the sstd Moseer, Lkrs-
t2g Co thsil PERSONALLY be and sppear before tas
Ea1d superior Ceugt Of Chicago, en fore the htat
House il the City af Chicago. tae first Monday Of
Eeptem6eT P: rs. give spsc.al ball and plsad e
aga1aat 45ou and IN 1ayoz Of ths said James Read,
ELY j. GARNER .. ParE1uan Dexter REd Arthur a,
Poer. and 10 much Of tie properly attached As may
be sufficient TO ssttsfy the said Judgment and eossI
Wll! be sold to ast1EfY the sane
WALTER e tM8ALL Clerk
GAfLEp & HfJCHCoCX FiEh's Atty auag3s, Sw
, 1861-08-23
MORTGAGE SALE.-Publ;c no

~ tee y hereby EFen that hy virtue Of the
rGwtrs cf Rse CO. tain in two lnucLtaEaa Of HEcs
gage extc. ted ard ce!ivered - tes uGie signed,
= ia1n q Scctt, EF Sylvester Lind and ELIZA O#cl
lls IT. Ftte hea, lzg date On the 18th day cf t11s
q D. SIS arc reccrasd II th- office OF t:e C.erk Of
tie ClrcGit Curt Ell o1t'-l, Recorder q Ecok
touLtJ. Il The state It 3iao.4 Il B1o 20 RI Mort
EaGes e.e st Page End the o'!ier at Page 81 said
Ectk; ene Of sid &2stgages hti'g gt-e2 t. secure
rht psEEeEt CT Er HoIc Gf Eat5 SvfTester Lid fer
the aE.n Five Thc1saAt Dolars the 1sta daS
Of Es, 1n. With irte rest SID 6. the Fat- Of
teA per cent per ann7- Eafsh1 semi annualy at the
AMe!i Exchange Bank in tie ttty 0. New YORK
and th pter ct said MortSages bet1g to secure the
pA5ms 1t of the Bona u said syiye tr Lind 1or the
principal PEM Of Five Then5and Dolts.s, d2e the
18th day cf Jns, A. D. ls6s With interest on said sua
At the rate tf ten Fer cent Per n.uEs, psyaole sent
annCail3 ct the psce aforesad shall o. tte day
of p!eu her, a D. 1851 at the Eurtc door cf the
Court Bcus. In tae City Of Chicage eat Comfy af
Cook s:i Stata Of ui1ee at Tue hour Ct ten O'clock
IL tie forenoon Of ss day, Offer fl sale aad sell at
public venlue 80 much IS msy be ueceasar7 t. nay
EaiE Indebtedness iG,erest au6 eypen of sale
sts1e II ina'g Eew Block o. t9e Eosta tw.aty f,Zz
f2O feet OF WhardEE Lots numbered twnatY 5!na
Ga2 tn5Ety 81 aqd ttl;t: OF is & BrseIsys ssE
and known more particularly Il nunbsr twenty MAJ.
ktt street, efsult having been made il the ment
Of the p11ne:nal eHE seepIea By saa. moI*zsg-s,
respectively. W1lLIAM D, $50 r. kortga agss.
BY L NJ. Willard. his Attorces IN iact
R1cp6E1T TEsTox, Attys. an:a.z .zsSa-td
, 1861-08-23
trip to New York, whittier she -rriyed, but
still IA led to accomplish the purpose chs had

t1ip 70 New York, whittier she srriyed. but
undertaken.
Fritndlese and without means, after she had
beeG hege week or fNo, it became necessary
that she should obtain employment, and, not
WithstaE ding the hagdsaips to which she had
been subjected On her fra voyage, thera Was
certain fascination about / sailors Lille which
induced her to follow it. So, fJr three years,
SHE Ees been yoyagipJ from port to p5r.., two
Of which we're Isassed III the capacity OF cabin
boy, ard the third as an abs seamsa, her ro-
bust constitution enabling her to take ter
"trick g. the wheel" and perform tbs Faried
duties Of her lot az well aE the best nan on
board. During ali this time, notwithstanding
al evident refinement OF manner not ch1rae-
teris1ic with ID ordinary sailor, and 0ehcacy
Of appearance which ought to have betrayed
performed her duty so well thst her three Last
voyages have been made in ore Teesel-the
ship Kesoiute, Of the Black Ball Gne,-tthe
captain having prezsed Ler to remain With
him, and compimenting her as "pr31alsing
young man, But, amid all the hardalips OF
searching for the youog caTpentez, Ct "aom,
however, she nus l4t=ly lost every trace.
On Thureday night, che1ishiug hope that
she might encounter him IN come OF the ioT
sa1oocs in Water street, which 6eataring men
frequent, she determined to explore them.
she tca1d it necessary to treat them to liquor.
Az attempt, however, S:as made to impose
on her lberality, which she resisted, and o1e
Of the rufhans made an assault upon her. The
discovery Of her EEK wss then made, and ere
ated such excitement that the potice we're
attracted by the disorder which the crowd oe-
easientd- The yo1ag sailor gid was taken to
the station house, where she made partial
statement to the Police Captain, who YVES
favoEably impressed with her Ingenious nan.
ner, snd provided her with good aceeu0oda-
tons tof the night. Yesterday morning she
was arsaigned before Justice Osborn, whc
1ectured her upon the impropgiety OF her con
duct, and informed her that she kad Ueer
| guilty OF g misdemeonor, at which she seemed
greatly surprised. Miss Foster, the matron
made her chsnge her male attire for one more
appropriate to her youth and SEX, and she i
now metan orphosed into d very pretty girl
| rather sun-burned, it is true, and having bel
| nair cropped too closely, bu: withal interest
| ing and womanlJ. she acknowledges 30 feel
! Ing great restraint in her new garments, b1'
| declares she will never discard them agaiu
Her great hope row is to obtain some respect
able employment, and doubtless it will 500
| be found for her