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been made e T. a,4tea .as d
G9ass sud Interest thereon ana apRcstie "a al essa @
ade p ne legal holdsEs thereof @ M 70 ee sa.a
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5hnIsday the Ftea iii i5th} day Of Aas3st 4 i, lss1
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EFT Se s.s en T. M nd s M
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IS sis IS
S 9e5a 9set
2sEa tHSS = s sla:s
& heginIing stqstsd y t,s sX U of GhsgS County
appur;eaanees therennts oelentng aud al she right
2na sgait q reasmptiop of the sa1 FsaF1. Atkins
Chicago, July eth: ISL, iS4s-Ealsta
! TIE ateve ss1e + ad1c1Eret t9 Monday, as tEeazy
sfxfh i:Gtit day u AnREst a. .. 1s6 aE ten oeocs
A the north ioot Of tde Court Eoase. In tue Gil
''zssa ~ "a c. CHASE Tsstss
| M IASTER'S SALE.-State of Til
~! ~ nes, CeSlty Of co2t, s.S-s,aps1or Cnnrt 9
srish, AasgarEt f. q. Smith, Heuia1sn +. Bradley
James Dudley, James r. kEysnt, Robert T. WaSE
! Aicasrd q CeGiEA JeEsmia, T Boyls. Dayid L. D
GolEer and sanael De Gosy.r.-biu to FoEsc14s
| Mortgage.
FuEhc notice u hereby given that IN pursuance Of
decreta1 a1der rrteTtd In the above EMIT ed auae
i the fourth 1sy Ct April A. D. ls6L ], Ira Scott
Master IL ChArrery II the Superior Court Of Caicat
vii sell at public auct1oE. to the highest hid l.E
cash at the ncrth door OF the Co IT Hoeee OF Coo
CorEty; r t1e C1ts Of Chicago, Count! q Coos &C
Stpt-aber, A D 1851 st eleven o'clock In the t,r
Eoon Ct That Gag, the following d scbet real estst
a.trate in tie City Of CficaEo, Cou2tJ Of Cook aG
Stz1e Of ElacA {cr mach thereof Al Aay b. nsce
, | saIF to satisfy the amount due complainant nHa
said decree 7!th costs Of sutt sud e1rerses OF "a
f:les 10 wt:-LoH ors u. two C2). three @. nve
" Se2 aEd Sc. en- A: II RlecL aEs 81 Les three
!, two i2}, and txs. ty1|e y:a}. BLOCK niae {Y}.
q MeEegncld's Subdivision Of part Of tie e4st half
the northeast guatter ct secueH atx {6}, tc=Hsh
thirty! lie {ts), North Range fortSeR fsl cast OF t.
Y Third Principal Meridian. Also, Lot tires o.
Block ten liD}- Lots tlrGe e; AMI t fro:
/ o.. ard 1went, two lal} fronting on M,lsaukee ~
}, Lae il :iotk eleven ID il Subdivision Of eocAs
+. 1lt> a1l e1sven Ci,. In McResEolds Adstaoa y
IEfer IL CbaEcery ct TIE Superior Court u Chlcs
:, I ChIcs 60, Arsuss gth, :s6I. au.tg ak-t
, 1861-08-21

TIE steve ssle !: adic1Ere5 z MoEdsy, r. frenzy:
A at the n1rth door Of tie Court Eoa.a in tue city
VI Chicago aforesaid.
Chicago August 1stt ISL. a7lsg5;5l6s
, 1861-08-21
GEORGE scoy1LE, Trustee.
Chicago. AuEust lste, assi. zn15rgsat4


*KIEI EES SAlE-W hereasa
J. .Henry Wa1ler and saraa B, Waller, htz wife. .xe-
cnseG AM d=ll. cred y J. Yeu.g 5e&nsnsa cortaA
deed of t.nst GATED March tAt5, i. D. 1SSA atA
corded N Il elice Heecrder Of Eok Cszn&R,
Him f. TIE 18th dsy Of ss 4. D. s4& In Bsok
land sgd prea4ises tEeren deccrbei IL trust ta 50.
cure the ps- EFT IF c>staiE rr1mi s7ry nte3 - saia
trEst aret Iec.Ie3: z-d Whltas it wks prs Et.ea =
sad dee1 hit In .-fa1it shaati be rasas kJ S3
HslEy sHe1 70 "a: ssh. EGtes Ed l2teFses 81 they
eht ud clye1y bee llEe dae .ccotdiHg t. AAtr
should he irwin; ter st Scan stI aaa dis2aae
Of said pE+-Ist az Tert t,~1e 1cd alt right,
benefit snd Edatts ot rede9pt! : Of said Waller 4
Hi:a. tic 1t Gfs as5.S:, t era II ma. :ser pre-
Gefaut zen ds hT said Hs-irJ W.tler. in psy
rnCat ef sal Int salt net a. The tine ~he4
tie due, sd Es.at s.r=at ;2a not hSen PAID
up to thi! tire; aEd ~-ersss, {sad ao1H arr &; Z
;5elp:se} t-e !AI s,nEe1i'f sac rntee haze msde
sppliattoa - fs:ti 10 aayeztse 17- Is eaA
sell ard sr3.e Cf tBfd premises C1zd1ES to s1c pro-
Tis:cnE CT s4-- ceEd II E2st .-.
Now. tseFy fare, Fetie- e hereby given ttet + ms
Eat4 j 3cuDs s ,a1i1on will OF ISa fHeasJ KiShta
day OF Septeuher, 4. D. !65+ ~ the hsar u tss
Gcnck IA snz fortnc 3. the north dof ct tAs GoaEs
Houst II The sitY Q, Ca ,ak C.Gety !ais sis
and Ltst rrtce the III brtlg m cash, the
Aforesaid With all right herett ard eqats Of reae1uP
ton OF said Aeary Waller and wif- therein. which aid
prs s -tsuate n the C2n3tJ OF Cook and state
5 :a In Block S; an. Let = IL Block I: 81 IA gx
NcAptes'a, subet, ision e the north hall ef e.
south half q tie west half af Z r. 4 Of Sec. "a
T. 50 n L II E. 15tng T. rs CITY q Ga!:asa .
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EeeaI anhfrtiSk1tkmt8.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
gust Term, 4 D 1851. sAmQH c. DaVia. Charles b
Sawyer and Hstha1 ". FexkHk va Charles &. Thomp.
Eon-Attachment.
Fublfc not ce ts hereby gt7en to the ts1d Charles
e Thompson that Nrlt Of attachment sEnad aut Of
caeo dated the third tay of Augu:k .. ISL It the
suit Of the sata Samuel G. Dava Charles B. Sav.er
sad Caallea Thonpse9 foE the sa1 q Eogr = EGa: Y
Sheriff 81 Cook CouAt7. Xhlct, s&td writ has teen
suI1ed executed ,.,
~snrapscu sh1n ptTsunaH7 be And anpeaE pefsre the
ra1o Superior Court ef CnteAEo on Or oeofs ne ~:
House. u the City r Chtgo, On sAe nEst Monday 2.
Sept raber 4 D. BE, give gpec.al bal md plead 6
asalnft you ond in faTer Gf the said senauel c. Dv1a
Enarlts 3. EaEyef and Nathan ". FersinS Aao e
eatsfy the fa1d Judgment and costs, wta % sold r
sstiaIy the Esme.
c4Yrru f. u-r4--nx-rr F1r ff7a \ tfsV ana vHG-1s y
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~ IT, Ee-Scpc1ior Court Of CbIesgs, August Terri,
4: p lsel a elnisues M RsKsaaiey. Wlll9n Ac6inalsy
r. notice s seEso3 ssss = tss said Charles Danssel
ire Clerk OF Superior Co1rt OF Chicago dated hs
s:entee.la d.y ef Jals 4 ~! It ths ent & as
y,le s Irg1ahaa ana agslrst TIC sstass et Tie said
charles Danerel, fer thy sum Of feur hundred aud
Cox county which ssld w,it been returned exc.
su:el. Now, fher@fore aEl.sa ysu, :He said csze5s
Dsntref *fa1 per.Hha::! be aud apreag bff2re the
eia ensetr Cart q Ckca=s. on Or beEcre tie Arst
das cf lAe tam tAe sof T. ne aoldsE e. % ias c57-s
August. A. r. 49, give special bail aad plead tt the
sA6 astiea III be eatfrsd .ast
the prsre1.y attsebed nty be receaary t. saesfs
he faid dncnt sud costs Will he sGla e satisfy the
came WALTEA hlNBEl4&. GlGrS-
.. c. d T. J. NICHOLS PIES Alta 172rge59iv
, 1861-08-21
TRUSTEE:S SATE-Whereax>

4 default has been made in tte payment Of pro-
missor3 nctt tvr 20, dated June th 4, 1854 made
b{ Gilbert Sohe. and payable to the order Of hla1-
date With iatsrsst stssr as Il ten cent per z
T;g6ea; Gsc5ss seoyiEe 5sEst.e 81 eeordea Il tas
i95 Of Decds. Paee 45e ana apl,catiou having beaA
made to bS t!ic Legal holder 81 a:d note to Sell sae
poses therein stated Public notice Is hercbF giFa
that On WedeesSsy tse tT:=ty.cishta $:tal la q
said day at tie nora door Of the Court House Ia the
city Of chicago. county cf Cons and State Of Illinois,
Ca, thr real estate In ssi Trust Deed described. TO-
Eit-1he west half of Lot N2 Ten lql: Of BoeS mum
her ~, il Sawyers Addition to Chica miaes,
in the city Of Chicago Cnos County and State Of Ih-
n0s. Together with a right title benefit and equity
Of redemption Of said Gilbert C. Noble bia heif1
or ae:igE3 therein.
I GEORGE SC0vuIE, Trustee.
, 1861-08-21

~ fn17EvY. E s-supertcr Court of CbcA@A
September Tefzn. 4 .; RI The .,s4 aeEceaaa Ba&k
Wisnn tss 10 vr of attachment tssnea sut sf ta
of1en ~ ths EierE u tbs Superior Cont sf Ckeaxe
9ateS sae !sS ds1 s1 July 4 D 1851 It tae MI 4 -
SAID M=rcts2ts BaS q Alha1J aad sEeaas r. estste
Tao@ueard GUS One HandEed and 1-seyeA q: 10 0one1+
diIseted % the she<tfa Of Cook ard viii Countiea.
NOE. therefore, u21ess 1ou the said Joha Z Wis.,
shan ee md appe ar befote tho estd ssps
the Tam ttereo to BIZ holden It the Csurt nsusa ia
ber l. D. 1s6 gi7e special bail and 3lead q t1s -
plaintiff action. Judgment Ei g - Il szcS q
he property attached = nay BE- .naets1st =. e
he eA'd Judgment azd essfa EfA p III ~ s
tie s110e. WALTEh AA~@-' st-eN nt,G.S12 Gs18
Bu1aTsa HooE Pls.n1 AEJA
, 1861-08-21

A DMINI NISTRAlDfS1 NDAktN
n 70 Iii vhs,n Is n4y concern, take nettce, M
w. " TsNWefIsn, 1eceased, VII aPpiy e ~ gsa4
5sn5IIt III ceoE County. n tie et = -
Eonrt Hopse u Chlc4gs, lnTzi9 County. W N tAaE
EonSay u soptemba4, !&t, NJ a4yn ~ Neu I&o
111us5 III ta,e dtspafase c1aiaa. dee 4nd 4e19aAn4
E3atapeyr1 dus NeVakAAs ct Ne 10 .Nakya4hsAkas
deoeAssd and NhleA ssfx4e4 "a aEs nte 49, (;
KSTHER WHITk Adz11axe Il,
psted Jply II. 1s0. u31
, 1861-08-21

f~ Card er rheumatic and Ne1-
-x1ets n@a r. re@,tve, sa3e end permaaeat
curr Tor lihea,us,sr- Sth-afs1A and sal: Rasum It
u 1r lxTRES41 remedy, Gat7ss out ana enEreiy era
dicatinE "a" e1se ~ 59E1t a9 Saaags ~ + et o.
TIE r%e deEtste eas tt,utt1s vita perfect safety
T+tt1unt male let tassn!lovg -huaSrsGs q them
far t,r af,tE;nek dreM$eRenE vel EncEp who t.e&1Y
r:te Their t. stnrery IL It. b.h&L
aGarait er's EssGHht.c snt Ser7alEiA CoInpsrn3 IL
Size best ueL1r.1e for the disease ever SAW
CHARLK6 T. SMIIH+
St.l Old SeatE HOSE, Do5teK-
"Atte- rufe-.nf y ii ka.u3.atsn twenty 5e&rs,
EGG pclrE GeAfHed 70 y23 bed several weeks last
= 1r. Vas fctlrelJ cured v..h two bottles Of GAc.
G rr1sr hh.uE4att2 and Eturals1s CoIpcCndr
~ NHIl.LAh 7. AIEf.S, Is Franklin st. Bostan-
AEaviag }.eEr s*Khtsls sufferer tron EcaEalgis
To- sibtee 1este& been dri cn bs e1cruciatlnR
7tsr TIE trial Il xEuber1eez remedies. without %
t. II 1e.is' 80 .e$ssse b 5r,:aa 70 sr Gs.@ @
take1 1ut o.e ssst*. a13 a.a e1tareiF yell
D. r. BAXTER DFF Goods D.slef,
Fo.s Appleton Block. Lowell. Mass
For as!e b. :. &. J&HksalNt corner Stzte Rzd Ran
Io4sk fLTeets GaieAFc Ec!sAaE a1t r.tan SEeEt 1p
Tse t-.ac suSThe1 ty1s'6i-lT
, 1861-08-21

NTATE UF ILLINOIS, CUUA
~ COUNTY. s6-s11er1ar Cont Ct Chicago
Aaeust Term, A. D. 1861 Josiah King. -asac N, Pen.
ngsk ane J:sa Arbaekle Y J.hn M fa
that writ Of att2ch1s3lt tEued a9t OF tas obce Of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of Gscagc datsa 1Rs
joeiah King, Isaac II. Pennock and John ArbncSle,
eGd ag.nsE the estate Ct TIE said JOAN Ellis for tas
Tect< to Sheriff Il Cook County. which sald writ
Nov, therefore, Gnlsas yon, th- said John Ellis
eha1l zesoL al be and appear before the aid sapa,
rtar Court Of Chicago, be1ure the HTst day ef
the ts1 thereof 70 be holden at te Court aeuse II
the City Of Chicago. On the mt A9nday q sepssG
faintt1fs acton. 1udgme1t ~tl be es tired against
you and IL favor Of tie sa1d plaintiff aud sS mn:a
fy The sa!d Judgment and c1ats Ei!l be 7ola to
lhc tame WALTER klMbALL+ C.eEk
, 1861-08-21

q RE At COM MSGLIDaTEr
" LINE!!
CINCINNATI AKD Chicago
kIR LINE RkllRtAH.
Esrfy Eils4 the HAertss. Eauts ta Cincinnati
h1ie1zpeEa aoa LeuisviIl1.
TWO E1PREs9 TRAINS lesve West Side HEtoE
Depet, chicago daily, ~ toIoWB:
TAO r AaaNlght E5gEsss 4, Ssstng9a,s e5septe5 J.
LIS WITHOUT CHANGE or GAZE
EAsT1Kg CoNSECr1oRs11At AadErs2a Ent Eea
ana ii poins = Central snd Ksltern Ohio.
traek1H Cosan:ors a!aIe2n L.yrsn:sehHEiti, Jeaa1
eonyfe, and Ill r1.fcts In Central xod 8putneT1 In
dIasa: also tor Louisville Frankfort Lexington. act
Eli petNts South.
CsnaectoaB ct C.ccnrat for Eazadtn Marr1esta
Farkersbnrg, and points or the Ohio fdyer,
Tine to C1n9 1nnzn c7i5 u Eour1. Elegant Sieepin1
Carr Night Trains! .
Tk1sugh Tickets by tti5 line car b. obtained at a.
sr1ncral Es1lraad 0dces IN tae Eora west s1a at Ia
EoMPaRy's GtEGs. No: lbs Rsadclph street. Chicago
under he EheTmxa HoGsa.> ~.
| CHAE. 4. FoLLETT, Ge1I Ticket Agent. mS1
=
, 1861-08-21

THICAGO, BURLINGTON 4
QUINCY RAILROAD. .... -.
T>seenerr Tzant issvc Aud aIrfve 4t OheA<e III.
Iow1:-Dsy K1prees st = ~. {s91dsys s9ssPsed3,
leaves sE + L. CS&tHrdAys e1capt5d), strives II
$50 l. 4, Mordays exeegted2 Anrost AcSaan32<s.
Non lexTes u 10 P. T., (SfadayS exctpte4 asflF4
d mis- l. 4. Easurt4J1 ezceptea9 ,,s,,,n .r
, 1861-08-21

THTCAGO IND MfLWAUHEE
~ HAHKoAD.
For Milwaukee. Ia Cr0aHe. 9t. P2a2
8ekko4h. Kef1fIs, and 1ntsrRse
&iate Points.
o. md Atta Wednesa4y, May s7h1 1251, Passenger
trains Vin leave Tie Depot corner ct et knS!a ED
C&nxl stfeeA Eand3Ss excepted. Is fouoWs:
500 l. NJ md 500 P. u. and ArrtTe 1t AHEsIkee
FxssenteY train arrlVe1 81 Chicago T. n. ard
N4T1EGAE ACCOMMODATION TRATNs s1Aaysx
Chg exe It 6:39 P H. and arr1vss e G4i;se a:43
a. h. D. u BALI E
mySt1 superb 5e9aAnt-
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TVOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
l. The subscriber ohe1s for sala OF exchange, ha
Residence at Racine. Wisconsin,

Residence at Racine, Wisconsin,
The house Is nearly new bn1lt IN the best manner,
situated On the stn nyenqs OF the town Bas Ct Esoa
OF wing marble mante1s bathroom. cellar TWO Wels,
ciEteII together With all required out bpidlngA Eo9d
barn. wood and ash houses &C. &c; N Au1ple grounds
Handsomely afd out with Erayeled carriage and 1905
walks,
Berry AND PLANTS,
With . fae garden-easttrn front Of 168 feet-Tah
fine view OF Lake Michigan.
Racirc is sixty miles north # Chlcago, directly On
about ten thons8ud Inhabitants; bne roads schotl Is
ana churches The ech;ola are estahleaed 4nd COZ
and the town Is pronounced the handso est il Natta
west., Accessible four tines g9r eaE y rail- Would
and ihe sadtesal u any, VI be paa y iaza OF By
Is GlarE street. N. z. Cent.x1 Railroad ofaces
au1Ex11n Or address 7. o. Bax 1885.
, 1861-08-21
70 kenneay's Medical Discovery

. kenneay's Medical Discovery
cuyes Et1otnts.
KenAe1 ~ Medical n4S<f 7ery cureg Eryttne1ak-
Ieanedys Me114al IsscGy.ry cures CRnket
AfafrEss Medical N1fcove-g ceres HGrsths ore A. u
kf7nedye Ae4tes tsHoeery cures Httaor oI the Efea
ktnhedyF Eed!cSl bisecv verv cures Seald H-s!
Kennedy Aeitesi Hteegety cu.ee Kun,ng q Tt EAf
krlstdF'E Asi.oal ASceverr E1cerG- SGle LEE
kchncdyb Medical Bieccverv cures Lerrl
ketL. d r Medical pIscar.ry 1crta KAe1Sn&sisnA
EcRunty.s NeE5ra! 'IIsco;eT1 cires SAlt-RGcaLe
EepncGv's M stcsi ptsccFery crrc# Dysrepsia
EeuaeFTK Nt1tcni rkcnve-7 Regulates tst HoEeia.
kenAed** kt5ieel usecv*ry = cats# tne haaAel p
EenreT;s < -Tt-a. H,.,C..- isacls.A:"s the 11Ftf
Ecana6[,s RI isxl TiArc-trs +se CURED nrofey.
whtn Ecu ar~ sics ard donot know Tasstae sE.sees
Pxrhart youhsye -: t-Fs-t f1rao1. 2sG Aeaf26S
Modest Disc37sry.
Exs xsae Ii II EEys.sN, otSfbl:y
, 1861-08-21

~ CeEETE, SS.-SupEr1Gr Court Of Cai:2go.
august Term, 4 D isSl. James nsaf, A?1Iy J.
GufdneF. s P5rkMan Dexter and Arthur h. Eoor r.
Aoseley, Lansing 4 Co Attacar EFT.
Public notice t herehy etven to t13 said Ansel7y
tse ofse Of the Ci=rs II the Superb Eourt Of Chi
cago dated tnt 9th Gs5 Of July, 4 'sSl+ at tae stt
nan Dexter and Artrur Il Po;r; and agaanss THE IS.
tate cf tie ehiq Kc:eie2 ansiEg E e TOR the q of
te the she1lf Of Cox County, Which Gala writ his
been reiurue i e-e cutca.
nov, tEe1 efofe uni IS ycu the s:id Mose!ev Lsas-
Ing Co shall psIsoTaly he and appear hstore T. III
e.y OF the term thereof to se holder at the Curt
House. in the City cf Chicago on the 1rss hsnaay o.
tie raid pialr tHs action, Judgment viii be ct srred
sgatnst Eou, a.d in favos ot Tic sale Jsnes EeG1
Poer and 70 much Of the psopscey attscaed as maj
be sufficient to satisfy the said Judgment And Cots
vii. be eo1d to Gatis1J the saMa
T. h,+ts liz
, 1861-08-21

THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
4 IRAl EAn4RoAD tsaa Elsztolass Road in al !;
With 285 Miles of Double Track,
THREE DAILY TRAINS with connections from
all points HesD
FROM Ft1TkBuRe 70 PHILADELPHIA,
4n conne. ting direct to Se~ York,
Morning Mail, Afternoon Fast Line Night
Express.
ona Train Daily from Pittsharg to New York,
tasc r.i1es}, Without enauss Of cara
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsToN.
Vita 6zeet connections rom wese-a Cities, arriving
hours r adEan Of otast routes, Il time Tor Bossoa
by Bail CT Bout lines.
Express Trains RRn naf1y-othere
Sundays Excepted.
NINE DAILY TRAINS from Philadelphia to yen
q Bo.toa eFE's r FtsblE a M Eaea 7a
OF Allentown.
BoAT TICKETS TO BOSTON
Good via aay Of the Boat Lines.
Two Daily Connections from Harrisburg to
Baltimore and Warrington
BAGGAGE CHECKED ER0BGH-4LL
TRANSFERS FREE.
FARE ALWAYS AS Low as By ANY
OTHER ROUTE
Buy Tickets via Pittsburg.
| TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL MAIN
OFFICES.
| FRElGHT5.
81 this roIte EEelahts OF al descriptions can be 10
u7ided fram Philadelphia, New York Boston or Bal
tnore and ftcm any point the railroads o1 OHIO
Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois, Wisconsin, L Is or Ms
l Eouri BIZ RAILROAD DIREcF, ,
burg With eteasrs. BY which 60 Ids be forwarded
to an3 port en- he Ohio AusAlDgnm. keat4esy. Tea
| ressee Cumberland Illinois, Mississippi Wisconsin,,
Nsac ufi, Kantas ArEBnsas and Bed Rivers; spd at
Cleveiand. Ssndusky aud Chicago, With steanerB to
| all po1ts on the Northwestern lakes --
tton ct their Fre1eht With this Company. rely w
cophGesce on 1ts speedy traGsit
! THE RArES OF FRHIVH { to and from any poin:
in the West by the Felnsylv3lis Railroad kte st all
tines as favorable ae are charged By ether Railroad
- Be particular to mark packases"yn PEza4
| 4. J. sEEEnER Phtladelph'a:
| kAGAAW q KO0N6, 81 Sc1th Street Ka1anore
LEECH 4 CO. No. ACTOR House, OF No. Sout
I William strettr Ney. YorG-
4EGCH 4 a 81 y; q :.a5e % EtTest Boston. @ ,,h,,,
| I l.. HlUFT. General Tiek2t Axe5t Pitla
I TIE EODE. Pa faI1frE1y
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-22
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS IN 1885 on THE
RIGHT OE SEEESSION

In the calm hours of sclf-poSSeSSon, the
right of Il State to nulity act Of Congress, is
too absurd tor argument and too odlous for dis
cuSSion. The right of Il State TO Scccde from
the Union is equally diSowned by the principles
of the Declaration of Independence. Nations
acknowledge no Judges between them upon
earth, and their governments from necessity,
must. in their intercourse with each other, de
eide when the failure of one party to a contract
to perform its obligations absOvcs the other
from tn" reciprocal tulflmcnt of its own. But
the last II earthly powers is not necessary to
the freedom of independence of States, connec-
ted together by the Immediate action of the
people, of whom they consist. 10 the people
alone is there reserved we'll the dissolviug
rs the constitutional power, and that power
can be exercised by them only under the tie of
conscience binding them to the rctrlbutve
Justice of Heaven. With these qualifications,
we may admit the same right as vested in the
people of every State in the Unon with refer
ence to the general government which was eN-
crcised by the people of the United Colonies
with reference to the supreme head of the Bri-
tish empire, of which they formed part and
under these limitations have the people cf each
State in the Union revolutionary right to
secede from the confederate Union itself
Thus stands the right But the indissoluble
link of Union between the people of the several
States of this confederation is, after ALL not in
the right, but in the heart. If the day should
ever come (may Heaven avert IT'D when the af-
fections of the people of these States shall be
alienated from each other when the traternal
spirit shall give way to cold indifference, or
collisions ofinterest shall tester into hatred,
the bands of political association will not long
hold together parties no longer attacted by
the magnetism of conciliatcd interests and
kindly sympathes and far better will it be
for the people of the disunitcd States to part
in friendship from each other than to be held
together by constraint Then will be the
time for reverting to the precedents which oc-
Cured at the formation and adoption of the
Constitution, to form again more perfect
Union, by dissolving that which could no longer
bind, and to leave the separated parts to be
reunited by the law of political gravitation to
the centre -
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-22
ssThank the LOrd.o

The editor of the Wilmington Journal is pht-
losopher and no mistake. See what he says on
Saturday last:
Thank the Lord to morrow will be Sunday.
Let us rest that day from politics, if we can Let
try to keep our minds in peace and quiet tor
day. No bow can be always bent, nor excl
ted tension always kept up without injury. There
SabbathS during revolutions. Ii such
must be the case and the danger is imminent, let
have another Sabbath day of rest for the mind
and body. We do not mean in the Puritanic way
that the first day of the week should be day OF
modification; for it is mott is properly Chris
tian festival. day of rejoicing that the Lord has
risen.
But to the many thousands to whom its reli
gious observance does not appeal with the force
of obligation, it is still day of rest-of the un-
bending of the mind-of the cultivation of the So
cial feelings Read religious books tomorrow If
you can-read novels if necessary read anything
except politics. You may read the New
York Ledger, or the literary productions OF the
Minnie Myrtle school of writer's Milk and water
will be found to operate as relief from more slim
uating beverages
Then let us seek rest for our over-excted minds
in the teachings of religion-in the stories of ro-
mance-in the fields of poesy-in the pleasures
of social converse; let us 60 out among the pines
go anywhere-look at the big waves they
roll in upon the sands of shere-get a NIL
croscope and study the anatomy of fy's leg-do
anything that will change the current of our
thoughts for time. Perhaps when that current
again begins to flow in its accustomed channel.
it will proceed with more equal and less fevor-
ish motion.
Let the world and the nation take care of itself
for one day. Let us on that one day surn our az
tention to the world which is to come or to tn at
which is past If the whole people, pulpit and
press of the country would do that, we think the
effect would be good.
Newbern weekly progress., 1861-01-22
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. II, 1861.
A Few Thoughts on Local Topics.

Fires at all times are msfortunes but we be-
lieye we have seen no one who regrets the de-
struction of the old Court House. Now the
county must have one and it is to be hoped a
better one. We think the three buildings ad-
joining the Progress Office might be converted
INTO Court House and the property we doubt
not could be bought for that purpose In them
there is sufficient space for a large Court Room,
Jury rooms public Offices, &c 4 few thou
sand dollars added to the amount of purchase
would make all the changes necessary.
But before we leave the subject of fires some
thing must be said about fire companies
Can't we in these war times get up two or thee
fire companies Say three, one for each ma
chine. We object too to any local regulation
which prevents the blacks from going to fires :;
they make much better firemen than the whites
here, for we must say that the majority of our
white people will not work at fires they
stand around, give orders, make suggestions
etc bat they will not work We could call
names but we don't want to make any one mad
Let US organize fire companies-if We can do
no better organize corps of officers for each
engine and then draft 90 or 60 Africans for
each. The blacks will cheerfully perform the
duty.
We have some working men however at
fires. We could name several who rendered
themselves very useful on Tuesday morning
but the true merit is always accompanied by
a anodesty which shrinks from publicity
We could have wished that the market
house had have gone with the Court House,
but as it did not we hope the propriety of
moving it to better locality will be imme-
dlately considered. We think oursef it ought
to be at the foot Of Craven Street-if not there
let 1t be somewhere near Old County Wharf
We mean to agitate this question until the old
one is demolished and it had as we'll be done
at once. 1t is not in the right place and it
must come away.
One thing more: the sentiment is decidedly
against putting up any more wooden buildings
in the business part of the town, and we call
upon the authorities to use the power vest ed
in them and prevent the erection of another
single one. Any one who is able to build with
wood can build with brick for the difference in
the Immediate cost is very slight, while, in
the long run, brick is much the cheapest So
as fast as we burn down let US rebuild with
brick. We believe Mcssrs. Hart, Bro. & Co
contemplate putting up brick in the place of
the burnt. Had the office of Mr.. H. c.
Jones been built of wood instead of brick the
fire on Tuesday morning would have reached
the Church lot.
And again: let us have good hired watch
for the town of about or 6 good mcn---men
whose responsibility and integrity are unqucs-
tionable and whose services are worth good pay.
The Citizens Watch is dctIhct institution
as far as use is concerned