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, 1861-08-27

At1 Hee ia hereby given Tint py virtue oi Ehe
Eewers Of gale contarsd d In two lndenture4 Of Mort
gage e1ecCted and delivered to tts Undersigned.
William D Scott by Sylvester Lind and Eis1a uWeo
!a-6 Il. we, hes iE date @ ths 18th dsy e. yply
tts Circuit C-art ana f. Gt1c1o Recorder q Cook
County, L, the etate OF Illinois, in Beck 10 OF Mort
Eagss ole st Page and tls oEh.r st Pxse = cf sa1d
9ot6; ons OF said Mortgages beiJ given = secur1
a5 Payment Ct .hs Pond Ct 4aid Sylvester Lind for
tneEIIo Five 1housasd Dla1. dae or the i2sd day
q 1ly, i.to with Interest said sun the rata Of
An;e!1can M E1e5 an5s tank "a the City Q. New YoEk
pa m:nt Of ths E22a e said syle teE Lind for tho
l9a dsJ Ct Jo1s, D lss With Interest on sald SUN
a99aa! at tie plaGs a1ssesa,d saal ;ae 3lst ~
Geu5t Bsus. II ~ Gts of Sa;azo u saii County &
Il the sorenocn of sat: 81 off, ~ sale sua ssl at
is5a ndebteSnssS interest and eaEen Of sale & s5e
S5GEe M IL IL lna7 ssw slock on t=e Rosta tsnty l9ar
to. th!EtJ teA and tsft. {3l) Of E1aAleys our-
wy 81 Nha1dce Lots In tbs lrigEai fo Of GEicago
ana knoTn NOE particularly u cucb = twenty Mar
stt Street 7fault hsvtnx been made In the rent
ci NE principal sum SECURED bJ SSH Ectt iag a
anS sso oI the 1aEt half years interest npoa said
respectively. WILLIAM .. SCOTT, MoEtxagce
By II. Willard Ills Attorr e fa fact
HIESSTON, AfESY9- Ant8.H38Af ID
, 1861-08-27
GpkItal EGtic&E.


EF L Friend in Need. Try t.
DE- SWEETS KFALLRLF LHiAtNtt H.t ~ - en1-
pared tron the recetpe et DT. step4se1 80 raa n
s pr. e.set m fcr ora III ,.st trs5 yess a me most
lstoust Ing sutcesA Is 81 eSseaN - .-.est,v +,rn
cat riv ii. sd NIL 1leyss'e 'o' -e..te - s1.-
a.. sth: rrrp-r1o Fos al .a az
vous psordey, +. Is ITALY tnfslbles aa'- s.sec1aae
CT SORES, weuaa4 sprs'as RTui:es &c, m sootns
le&1snr aat powerful n - 80
~ ., ...1 over 1o5:. hundred certificates Of r.
t1s.,he cnre., performed bS 1t within the last two
~.... .rsst ,h.s fact For sale ty J. Z. IoHNECN,
fero-.s, .rsz. u sssse sre4t Chicago, mad ry al
n.ri.7 no15'aoeow-d-ly
, 1861-08-27

Z o. the ist6 day q hay, rs, Hr&ca G. II. CIV
eerv aH6 MSEy Z coEde5y. h!s Elfs eIes5tes e
real estate heEenaftgr described Er1ch wsa duly
corded IN he Recorders office e Coax County. I'LL
zen: # i've prans=ory net 8 IN said tr1st dse4 pr
cularly destshed all parable 70 the order Of Josiah
Il, Garter; and, EhereaE default has bean Eaada Ii
the Of the three sss described notes in ssa
t-1st deco mendered, and application having beer
Of Samuel F. Skinner, daces;ed, sei te res. estate
il said trEst Gcel Ges:Ifaed L OF the poW
o1 sale therein caata1ze5 Public notice Is asrek3
g1ve1 t4at M q Saturday; the n MIhlrty:Ezst eay s
tay. OF the prs251ses her I4tsr descrinel, Ee vii
st At pnn1c aucti2g "a te highest hlddsr for cash
number three Isl and four a. II BccE ten {0l 0f the
S2Eot1 ssctcn Addition - the Cley Of CuicaEe Coos
Comfy, u.cls, with the Gf2urt aranees shereu2tc
belonging aI6 all the right snG equity OF redemption
Of :te siC grantor. his EElr7 ad essy1s therein: a1
tlr tie pur5cE2a II ex:d trust deed stated
JOHN G. HAlNES
ELBHTDaE 4. HALL,
EXECUTORS ct Samuel ?. S41lnSE, d:ceaaei.
, 1861-08-27
Goal.
EETF XEFNOUS COAL.

t-t7o sr~Ere C..fr-1n.ty in 7rc-s and Gus.?, kGvt
e. e - Office aDG y.TG IL ChicsFo ard Rte nov
E's tc = E:ly co::SGsng1 Il laS{;e GE n al eran
- .-c- 6:Ale EEIpEIt slick or Eater at Suca pr1ca$
, 1861-08-27

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

CTATE OF ILLINUlS, CUUK
- fs1uSTF, ss.supertor Court Of Ch1cs,o,
E1Eust TeInn, A. D: 1861. James zezd. Henry ].
Moseiey Lansing q Co.-AttacnE ens
Public notice Is hezebE Eyea t. sna sa'd Moselsy.
tks oSe of The Clerk Il the superior GoIrt q Chi
caxo, dated tia 9Th cay of July & 1851 at tas s9it
man Dexter and Arthur Poor, and agsiast a e
IT. e Il Hun M sd aaig 6sse ~ S
= tie Ehe,th Of Csck County. which sata VIII aas
been returned ezecuteG. ,,.,,n-
iag C sna peEseEay 70 an1 ID sR9eaf 2 fre tae IL
6sV 81 tSe fer9 thereof to 10 holde: at tae C:art
House cnsse seen e r. IL "a oisa 6
81 taid eIsia t.1ts setca. lnsnae2t E b. ectsfea
ssd IL fss2E a 81 hsxsr ~ sd ad9es
Par ana Q uascS f he property sstseaet = @ asF
be sgci,: TO aFs;st IL ~ sGe saessas am ee0
vii De sota " @' Wafer ysesBALI4 Ctark.
r+A1zrP HITCHCOCK Plfds Any. sutstt-s&
, 1861-08-27

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
s6zs I'm 4 ia saaa4 g. BLK q Gsseies
Sawyer and Ratba1 n. PeEkiaa vs. Chares 4. Thcnp.
epu.-AttacGnelt-
Frblc notice L. hereby given to the said Charles
e. Thompson that wit Of attachment lssaed out OF
caso dated the thir1 cay Of August u. ISL at the
suit Ct the ss1d Samuel c. eevlk7 Charles E saw7er
said Charles =. Thoppson. for the Ut Fonr Sun
dred Etgtt3 One ard s2i10 Dollars directed Il, tha
Sheriff Of Cock County, which said writ has Lean re-
snrtec executed
New, Therefore unless ycu, the ss.d arlea 4,
homLson. shaI personally be and appeaF pefare the
Ea1 p e1soE Goartst Cnicsgo On Or ee.oss ts trst
House, IN the Cit7 Cecsgo. on the arss Monday Of
September p lso give snecia1 bah. md plead to
against ycu. ard II fa.or f tEe said Samuel G. Davis
Charles q. sawyer and Nathan ". PerEins. aud 50
EuCh ct tee Er9eFry attached may be sufficient 10
sstsf5 the aaid Judgment and costa. Will BE- sold to
e.E5iy the BaMe.
WALTER KrM9AILI Clerk
r HyTf7 IL ff11 a14.} {ry
, 1861-08-27
HtqaI alhtrtrxe4ttuts.


TRUSTEES SAIE-Whereas.
l. qeorse BsowH "a Kata Bsux1, h3ewseo.- d,d f,5
tSetFenty1hi1d dAJ II d eenher. a D.~ exsens =
and deliver 10 the undersigned = Trustes, deed q
Ensf on certain l&nt2 f1erein and AsseinAfser d.
serIhed 10 the psnent e txo certain pFo1as
laIfy mentioned aud dea9bed, e1seated ty the said
Geet Brown, peFahlx 10 himself Or osdaEr Etich
ice 4 Cool County q Illinois, In Boak Ia ot
AID Thefsss i Ess pseydsd n sna ~ b va deed
sad notes q any pat thereof aecord1g g ne teaeE
or effect Of said notes. the on ths apphcaAon Of tae
legal holder Of sAd notes George ScoEae re nssee
therein mentioned. after publlsh3EE not1ce u 4aeM
paper printed in the city Of Chicago tan d&ys betore
his heirs and signs therein at public suction at tne
north door ct the Court HouEe in said city, 70 fha
hghest bidder for cash. at The time mentioned IN suca
And whereas deflult has been made in the payment
q one Ct sad Eotes and the sse hss net been patt
snd application has been made to by the lega
oWneF Of said notes to FELL the said premises sEd al
tight aud equity Of redemption of aaid George BrpwA
his heirs and a.stgn+ therein according to the pren
kfons Of said trust deed
Nov, therefore, notice II hereb7 given that L ths
said GeoFse ScoyNe Will. tie tweaty-e4ght day sl
August. 4. 1s6l, at the hour OF ten o'clock In ~
forenoon at the nsrth door Of the Court House in tls
cttr Ct Chicago n Cook County and State Of Illinois
the said land and premises eiGh described IN ss3
trust deed as follows toWit The nortn half Of til
south half OF Lot FIVE, In Block twentyei hit @ il tn
Osginal Town Of Chicago. nov city OF Ghi+ase,
Cook 1ourty, Ill ois together with all the bai1diag
and improveneats thereon anl a right and "a lily
sisn: therein. GEORGE SCOVILLE, Trassee,
chicago August l3th. E6. Su-3 I'd
, 1861-08-27
HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
IL BARREL STAVE
SAVING An y DIR 1kESStNG MACEffNE,

II L u
The greatest invention Of the ge.[Gncinnati COM
4 discovery Of national Importance IN + Tribune
Deserving tie highest praise In both construction
and action ISctentidc American
It il the faSoTte Of al at the Exhibition Chicago
Meehanics institute J >-1Chcaso Tribune.
ne gisei it our hearty apnrebaton. and co7,mend it
to them.-{st. Louis Republican.
The undersigned arc TIE Inventors and Patentees
and still the right to TIE following territory to-
Tit-1llinois l2asana, Ohio yiFg1,a, Min9esata, Il
ida, VeTment, alabama, OREGON. New Jersey, Dels;
State, County and Town Rights.
making etaye from to zx feet long, and Of any
desired thickness, from y Of one inch to TX inches
make PERFECT TIGHT Barrel staye:
The following persons faye the machines In opera
ton, and to then would respectfully refer the pub
le-Hayward & DeWol Micl!Fa4 CITY, 4 Indiana
BatesFille, Indiana n. j. 1empleton Cincinnati. Ohio
Caswe d Davidson. PaTkersb1rg Virgins; 4 Thorn
ton l. Co, hinneapolis, MINI.
We will take real e6tate good personal property
In exchange for machines AID rights.
Persons wishing to make inquiry In regard to sale
territory will please addres. HU kLBG BRO TIERS
& CO, Post Office Boz 3643. Chicago, Illinois,
auIE-Ft748iu
, 1861-08-27

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas
= default has been made in the payment Of prs
By Gilbert C. Noble and parable 70 the order Of him,
telt at Marine Bans Chicago Illinois, yeat atc1
npm aad sscn1ed b TTSst Deed q same aate dnls
signed: George scoyle trustee and recorded in the
KseoFds1s % a o1se a. Of Cook County ines IN BOOB
made to By the ee al holaer Of Eaid note to ae1 the
real estate to said Trust Deed described for the pu1
poses therein stated Public notice is hereby given
that on "Wednesday, TIC twentyeighth f2sth{ day q
August p 1861, st ten O'clock ID the forenoon Of
city Of Chicago, County Of Coos and State Of Illinois.
shall sell public auction to the highest bidder
wft-The west half Of Lot No ten Qol, Of Block NUM-.
ber ~, IN saEyers Addition to Chicago, nllnoi.
In the city of Chicago Cook County aud State Of ILL.,
nots. together with a right title benefit and equity
Of redemption Of the said Gilbert c. Noble his heirs
CT assigns therein.
- GEORGE SCOyuLE Trustees
Chicago August t4ts. 1851 sntS-E3s9 td
, 1861-08-27

L Henry Waller ard Sarah B. Nsllcr, biz vita e1s.
:ptGG and deli rereG to ]. Y6u- acar1ulol. crftan
dcea OF rust 6atet March 1fta, a. D. 1861 and 70
corded II The e1Ece cf the Recorder Of C3ok Co11tE
L1ne1s the 18th day Of Aarce A. D. l8a+ Il Rook
s 81 ns5S e Fms fre ~ m seaR Ear It e !. g
the pay1lent Of certain rrum1!sory notes said
lec Tec:fea and, whereas, 1t WAS provided IN
ecic deed that II defarlt should b. mi by ssi
Henry Waller to raj said Fptna SD Interest a5 deF
ehcusd rerpe ect1Fe1y become das cco-dlnE to he1
tsnor and tfect, then. on aprcstien Of Hof1aaan 4
should re }swf toI asjd SaG, on to ael and dspuse
Of said preuis7a. CT any part taerecf a1d all right
benefit end equity OF REDEMPTION of eatd Waller d
wife, their leirs assigns therein. in HAEtT prs
ecribed In estd deed; and. Whereaa, certain install
ments Of interest said notas hsrt fsle1 Gus. BPS
default has ben made By said Henry Waller, in psy
melt OF sa1l interest said notes at the tine ~AeI
the :ae tal due, aGd ssld terest Eas not heca psd
up to tia time; and Ehersas {ssid EosIisaas snd
application to said scsmm11 to aoFert, ,e for a1s ed
sell aDd dEpeze Ct SAID premises sccerdt1g TO the pro
visions Of sat- deed Ct trust
Ecw, therefore, notice r hereby g1yan that I, the
said Young s. eam1nor viii, on the Twenty E1Ehh
dsy Ct September, a. D. ls6a, a. the hour Of tai
O'clock IN the forenoon, a the neEth door OF The Go
HeEse III the city u Caieag9 u Gaok County Hltnols
6rd beet Frlee the viii hrr In casA the
aforesaid, w!th au right beEedt ald equity ofratenp
ton said Heury Wasr and wife therein which Rais
pre misses situate II the County Of C1ok, aid St9t
of 1lr MS and described fooTs: Lois nunbere<
Il g 81, u, 80 40 4, a. Is and IS In Block 2: Loa
q II BLOCK and Lat g II Block I: 81 ID 9wf
McA9leg,s suhaisist9a q the north = ha!t M Of z, =
II ~ "a HE. Wig IN the cftY II C1IcaSr. '
J. YOUNG E[IAMMQS, TFp4tes,
, 1861-08-27

Il It N1N IisIIINNsI OUUNNVHH-
a. D. lssl.-J annes McKludley, william MCKINLEY
and Granville S. Ingrahan VI. Chsrlss DanertL-Pub-
lc noce B hereby gwen to TIE BsId Charles DangTcI
that WIT of attschn issued cut Of she ohce OF
the Clerk q the Superior Court cf Chicago dated he
said James McElndley, William Mcklndley and eEaa:
Ckarles Damerel, for tbs sum of four hundred and
nEetJ one anu 50e ac!iat directed to tee She:ih OF
Cock ccunty which said writ been returned exc
cuted Now, therefore, anless you, tae sald C1a-les
nanerel ssail peEsona:15 be and 4pgsaE be12Ee he
daE OF The term thereof to be holden at tile court
houke IN tie city Q! Chlcago on the dest Monday q
said dplsntss actfor u6gment Will be entered against
you. and In favor Of tae ea.d PLAINTIFF and b. much 81
the fad judgment and ens yl be sall 2 satisfy taa
sxne WALTER hlAEEllL- ClSrk-
, 1861-08-27
rTATE Of IJIJN0Tg C00F


n DMlN1oIRA AIOHO NVIICE.
ceAsed-Korce Is herebY given that Ihaye t1ed Epsn
atarN o1 the County C5aEt Of Cook County, n ~
the City Of C1icage tr said County and S:ats afoes
ta.S o4 the Third Monday of sc1ten5es nezt @ @n7tnG
a1a atjetng al cate. asa:nst t1a estate Ct Wlil,sa
Van A4twerp late r Warren County, and sra<e A
Few jersey. deceased .<
An pefsGns having claims aKsast the sans arr noa
1et and requested tc attend than s2d t1ese lot s7n
j. YOUNG EGAMAON.
Administrator ct the Estate OF Wllliam faa AaF
chicgaEos II, Jily It'll, L. D. 1sF1. tE1sg18sw
, 1861-08-27

TEE FIRST REGULAR RELIED CANNON CAST
IN THIS C1TY-On Wednesday,, at Melns'
Badger Iron Works in the Third Ward, was
cast rIted cannon, weighing 1900 pounds,
under the direction Of Gen. McManman. E. B.
Wolcott, and Col. ]. 3. Atwater. 1t WAS
Carron Cannon Iron Works in Scotland.
This cannon will possess the highest power
attained by any gun, being entirely new
principle, invented and patented by Colonel
Atwater. It will be tested in few days by g
Board Of Army Oficers.-iNszaoaukse Wisconsin
, 1861-08-27

- GS1 3s Fne co5s sa Gh'fsaEs ss
P5bHc acties r hessny gtyea to 81 re said Johp g
ssa &c zask 5sa9 80 IS IL sas
Ihoasard One Hundred and Fifty q ID 5oafs,
dlrected 10 the 5hezlfs of Cook and VIII Gcuattes
Now. therefore uniess 5aa tie SID JOIN d wllsen.
ehali pezonaly Pc md appear befeta the sid snpe
s 6 e e fl
tsT ISL sDeai e III u .ha opa piesa g g 81
I'D FL E sn5 ss5essa g
she propert5 attached as nay be Sufficient to satsy
ths r. ssa and S2s ~ e 81 IL =
BERaEss Foor EfG1 Ast'7n aatgae-eN
ESTATE OF DAVID s. Hay
~ Noop 4naefa9Sssq e sqa dase eS Ha9
es5fR e
House h Ch1caso At regular terra thereof On AZ
Third 2sndsy 81 septebsr Es1t st Ehca te aasa ~
psfassa5 aaSaak Is
.ks 81 s
signed. :fFHnTas :FHT1 q i. HAYWOOD,
GShssg9H GSsa3ex Ha9yis inyi I'll Aorney for Etatc. 1z5x
: DNIN ISTRATOKs' NOTICE
& a t. 4 Set / H1B s6ase 81 o
Msry Texe deceassd W sRptX e S ~ H. County (. r
Sa9 Gogs si Z hsfo
Court Eouse IN CIeaE9 n sasd Cosny On @ ne third
Pda PRhaisoeTei e "a aus ~ estate . tae "a lzwea
% EsfHRE wHfTz, Ad,ainssszst1i9 daazssass.'
pas=d july II. 1ssl. 11s4zsls<N
, 1861-08-27

~ COUNTY, S.s-Supe1.or Court ef Chcago,
Angst Tern, a 2 1sSh Josdat hlng a.g sase u Pen
Public rot:s Is hereby given to the said Jonh Ellis
that Wit ef at:achmet sued ent Of taa ofSe Sf
tlr5 dsy Ct August A D. 1s. at the suit Of the said
Josiah King, Isaac 4 Pelnock Asd John Arb2cklc,
sun q Three Tnoueana ane sixty Ssysn Dollars, d.
recte to the Srerif OF Cook County which SAID writ
Eas heea returrel eIscuieS.
rev, tterefcre, unlszs you, tho taid John M MElts
Eta RGsqL ally be and appear before the sAtd Supe.
rtor Ccu,t Of EhIcagn, before t3a first day Of
tie tam thertf 10 be h9ldea ct t1e Court souse IA
ber, A. ISL give SPECIAL bon and pesd to the q
Iai.. .tis' act on Judgment Will oe e. tered a2an5t
Ct the property atached my ha sufficient to salts
the Ead Judgment and eea1s M be SOD to sa1lsfy
the same. WALTER klMBAll4 q eFk
n f@z ttFa AZ
, 1861-08-27
How 4 Man Feels when he In WoUuds
eds and How IT Goes TO be Shot at.

We kahe Inc following Ifom 1eltef "f1tleA
By one Of the gallant Iowa volunteers, who
fought in the battle near Springfield, Missouri:
YVES standing, or rather kneeling, behind 3
little bush, reloading my musket, just before
the rebels engaged IN this cloBa work retreat
ed. Suddenly T felt sharp pain in the shout
der, and fell to the ground Sumping up, one
OF our boys asked me If was hurt I replied
I thought not, drew up my mueket to fire.
when he said: 'sYe6-you are snot right
through the shoulder think it was this
remark, more than the wound, which caused
the field, all ut once, to commence whitling
around me in very strange mauner. start
ed to leave it, with . half ounce musket ball
in my shoulder, ard once OF twice fell down
with dizziness; but in short time recovered
sufficiently to be able to walk back to Spring
field, nine miles, where the bali Was taken out.
Iwaa very much pleased to find that the wound
TRs not 3 dangerous Cne.
In the battle, every sensation was drowned
in excitement. We had no time to think OF
being killed, except when standing to be shot
at hy cannon, without a chance to shoot back.
This, to us, was the most trying part Of the
battle. When we had q chance to use our
muskets, every thought and feeling WIS gone,
except the one thought Of shooting down the
rebels as rapidly az possible. Our regiment
certainly did ita share Of tae work that day.
, 1861-08-27

ts!R aots 6sTE dsss r. "a q stsFss
ths soa Of twenty hundred end ninety dvs doI-
lass q af Is een painaa aaa
~ so5d eSGEst,sa: Z ss@,s 1T sa=S =
vs ID s ss {
sss,f Ssss s 9sts Fl
81 Sssprsa ssIala mq7tsaSs szssutsd s 3
os si at c5a sss & HoeR i & i M &
dn1v assiEnea I1 fo me "l-1 A1''
S5Psas esse St ss a5ss Ss Sf 81
given. that onI Wednesday tho twenty yttth, day sf
ta!t at H. noFtS doef E IL Go95t Moass II 20
eash ss 1
oTFeS het s m ess eG,I {oa I'D s sfet =
hesnnir. at stske On tie east Iins cf said lot eigh{
"a IT ~ e5gSea sS sS.t ePs r.. M
rnr West Tft the north iue Of said Iot e.ht
5fss azstr xst q IT, Tsit i a sd
hoek iftyeisht f:5; thence 1ertherly, parallel win
81 M It r MIL Is III: !as n i: M Il
snsi s 1 sas s ths eas as
ssi$ !. q ~ q 3; tas 1 III
& 81 I'd II L 4 R5so5 4 @ E an qa sas 4
morgaEoTs t9s!E + hsiEs aGd assigns sae1e.q ,
Chicago jr II G. S1Sa1ps is{ Assignee Of f2Fs5s5ss
---------
HHpTGACE GA=T -Wharoee
I'VE - -. Lei
~ default has het7 raaoe T. the paFneot OF Eet.
tain No1e caIe6 the eightee1tE DAY of du?. IL ia
}eAr Eigstesn Eundrec and s11ts Y. IT, sum Of ona
onncIed aha n1l. seEeA GoLat6 a5o e'Ensesn ceakss
Eisa Etetrst 81 ne fae o. tsn Per csa& FIT an1!
ots year a1t@f d4se 10 tae oTdef 81
bernauer Fhlcd sstd nots 's setnred 70 oe PAD ny
Cefa1n 11GRHt1Ee c! NolkEasa o. t5e pteHl5se ne14
e1eCute1 py WILLIAM ScEstef 6Id 9lzabetd. nus 4t1.
70 the 11deIttElcd EcTaRagee, which mortgage u
1Ely recorded IN the Eecords Of Cock County ssaf9
81 ii!lhai II HoEk ot Mortgages a1tJ "on9, Oh faxe
aEe hFt e-sd acd tEeiEe
AoE tnen nctts Is ee1eo7 given s2at L tne uaaek-
eSnSo u Trt1e Q: LIE Po#er uo4 me conlerrsu "a
Aad h5 salG mortgage, shasl "a lie
1af q ASeLst. IL RE 3eaf E,Fpt5s1 aunofsa 2oa
sd;J,gne1 a. the ngfth do0f OF sala Eo$k Goanfs
SQGls SoGee u Lie tltJ q tEcse eloc2t
Or loon OF said lat daF sell At public ~
HIT "a EQUITY q 1sdeaPsos i asid %ia3a sshs
M a. f1'as Fi.ht .ctes XIV fr1rt ~ II. nar4
e1d T size - she snnt ha1e II re eost hsif ~ III
north asa nnartsr ri SerAnn in Town.
shin y norfvnre e41S nnrt5 Ana Fsnee thtf;cen ~
esst ~ III Ihi-d Pr;ncnnS Nerisn: said etshf srsi
II Iand Iejnr 5ISt.e! liz rods = xdth iro oorta Id
eonth ard eItardinF in ]ergt ffofn the east iine 01
esfd east ba 81 eat ncftb esst 0uarter or aaia sec
tfcn " sntT t1n II tie west line u satd esst haf q
| said ucrthe sat quarter
| BCN1FACiU rs HERNAUEK Nq1tx1xea,
DAVIS L NtseYN Snic.torx :
| 1t,i,a.@ ynIr sSf4 sas1
, 1861-08-27
TO EXCURSION ANE
PICNIC PARTIES.

The Illinois Central Railroad company have made
Arraneements for the use of fne Grove. located at
MatteeoR- en the line Of the1z road- twelty.seF6l
miles from Chicago.
This Grove ts inmcd1ateiy adjoining the track. a
portion OF 1t been cleared Of tho 1nderbr1sa end
put tp suitable condition foT Picnic PARTIES Stands
been erected Within the GroTe Is = Living Spring
e G AsesRs t sss 5as sys m Z
otheT athIsttc EroEts This 9rovo WIN easily ascorn
Hc~Ntcs II has uur1valed attractions
Special Trains can BE- chsrtefed At reasonable ratef
by applying at the office OF the General 8UperlDIan
Ganf ia the Great Central Depot
~.- =. E ARTHUR, General supt.
, 1861-08-27

= nltaets, Cook County 8. s:-Superter Court O,
Eh5SagG. septsm1sr Term, 2. i7=3: AedoEa 4
Affidavit Of tie n:n-res5G11c: Ct Fal.ol q. Mild
GcieF. defendants ab9Va named, having been fad II
ga. kotcs i hs reby given to the. SAID Walton 6.
Eilieccer that the camplafna2t fled her bill Of csH[
pla1Et II said Co11t the Chsucsty side .heresf
the Sd day Of July 1851, and that summons thezeupon
issued ont Ct sasd GsGrt agai7st said detsndaat f.
IS Is By l8w required
NOV, unless yon the SAID ratoa G. sE11eGoler shall
personally be and appear before said Superior Court
Of Chicago ef Gees EYunt{ 2n IL S1st = day o1 the
cn the first Monday cf September, 1851, Aad plese
arsEer or demnr to the said co!npls1nantE bn et
n charged aud stated. Will be tahea as confessed
arc decrae entered sgxiast ycE according to Tie
prayer Of said bill WALTER K1MBA1I4 Clerk.
LENBAHp sN1TR, Comp!ts' sarre lyEsg71%ta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

ALARM or THE SOUTHERN Co1ToN PLANTERs.--
Not only have the Southern planters good
reason for alarm for the future loss of the Eng
lish market, of which they have hitherto enjoy
ed monopoly, but for the safety of their pre-
sent crop. From document which we psb-
lish in to-day's HERALD, introduced by
Brewer 4 Caldwell, of this city, it will be
seen that the cotton factors of the South have
taken the alarm, and that they fear to have
cotton accumulated at the usual points Of
export Why ore they thus frightened? Because
they calculate that an expedition down the Mis-
sissippi would take all that may be found at
Memphis, New Orleans and other points on the
great river, and that in short time Charleston,
Savannah and Mobile may be in possession of
Northern armies, and that if the cotton were
stored for export at these places it would be
very convenient for seizure under the contsca-
ton law of Congress. Hence their plan is to
have it scattered in every direction, SO rs to
prevent its capture in large quantities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02

The numerous maps, plans and diagrams of
the operations of the Union and rebel troops in
Virginia, Missouri Illinois, Florida and on the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri rivers, which have been pub
lished from time to time in the NEW York HERALD,
are now printed one Sheet and is ready for
delivery. Agents desiring copies are requested to
send in their orders Immediately. Single copies
six cents. Wholesale price the same as for the
WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-02
City Intelligence.

FIGHT BETWEEN Two OF THE FAScY.-0n Saturday
evening the vicinity Of Broadway and Prince street
the scene Of most dsgaceful street fight between two
well known CLANCY" named Andrew Hines, alias Fgzy,
and Jim Keenan, brother Of the celebrated pugs John
G. Keenan, There has for some time existed between
thu parties Ill feeling, and about o'clock on
Saturday evening they to words at the above
corner which finally resulted in a regular fight Both
parties were pretty badly bruised and Keenan, had one
Of his fingers nearly bitten of Finally Sergeant Wade,
of the Eighth precinct police came up and took both par
ties custody and conveyed them to the Eighth ward
station house, where they locked up to answer.
DARING BURGLARY HoBoKES.-Yesterday forenoon
the dwelling house Of Mrs. Van Boskerck, in Hoboken,
orciby entered while the family mother and daugh
ter, at Trinity church. The burglars took away
about $500 worth of property consisting Of two hundred
dollars in money and the balance in gold and silver
watches, lockets, rings and other jcwery About tho
time the theft occurred III dressed woman was seen to
leave the house. gentleman who occupied rooms on
the next floor heard noise and had left the house pre-
vous to the famiys return from church The police are
diligently the search. neghbor saw woman OF
the above description leave the house during church
service
vsrrERs TO CENTRAL PARK.-The records kept at the
gates of the Central Park Saturday last exhibit the
number of vsiters on that day follows pedesrians,
81, 900 equestrians, 3ss vehicles, 2,o7s