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REAL ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Cecil county. in chanccry, the under
signed, as Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises. IN
Saiu'd0y. The 2'ih day Of December, inst, s."
all that real property in the village of CcCi!
ton, OF which the late " illiam Pcarcc died
seized, consisting VI II
Lot Ground.
whcrcon stand good Frame Dwelling
House. with three rooms on the first floor
and three rooms On the second floor, Il
Kitchen, Stibling for three horses. Il Car
ria2e House and Store House, with we'll Of
fine water in the yard.
TERMS OF SALE.-Thc terms of sale
are :--Unc-third part "i the purchase m"nc,
in Cash on III. day of sale one other third
part thereof in nine months thereafter, and
the remaining thiid part in eighteen months
from the day Of sale, the last two INSTALL
mcnts to bear interest trum the day Of sale
aud to he secured by the bond or notes Of
the purchaser, with security to be appru we'd
10y the Trustee.
The sale will commence at l. o'clock VI.
JOHN Z. GROOME.
Elkton, Dec q, lS62--ts Trustee.
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Female College.
West Nottingham Academy.


West Nottingham Academy.
TNHE WINTER SESSION of this Insti
i tution will open on MONDAY, the 10th
Of November inst.
This Academy is beautifully located,
easily accessible, and enjoys freedom from
all temptation to idleness or dissipation.
Instruction will be given in the Classics
and Higher Mathematics, as well as the
ordinary English branches.
Young men can be prepared for any of the
College Glasses. or for the Counting Room.
TERMS OF TUITION.-Fo day scholars
from So to $40 per session Of half year. For
Borders, $50.
Board can be obtained at very moderate
rates. ad joining the school buildings
For further particulars address
GEO. X. BEClITEL, A. B..
Nov <, 1862 If Principal.
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Lost Overheard.

ON Tuesday night, the 18th ult, from the
Osteamer Farmer, opposite Grove Point,
Il short distance above the mouth of Sassa-
fras River, ROBERT X. DENTRY, aged
81 years. He had on drab colored pants
mixed coat, black satin vest, two white
shirts, with red flannel shirt between. He
had in his pocket silver watch, galvanized,
with gold chain, and a bunch of three keys,
with watch key attached. Any information
leading to the recovery Of the body will be
rewarded by applying to. No. 40 PEARL
ST., Baltimore city. dec 6, 1SG2-3w
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stoves !. stores!
Good anu Healthy Trees.

A rPLE. PEACH PEAR. PLUM and CHERRY
"A TREES. Also. SHADE and ORNAMEN raj
TREES, and the best Native AMI Foreign iir,ne
Vines and other Vines and Shrubs. Of Elwari
Tatnall, Jrs " Braniywine Nurseries.
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE. A""' I,
Sept q, 1852. 1t k'ktoa.
II W STAPLES respectfully announces t" his
II. friends al the public generally that he has
just returned from the city with fully supply OF
Goods for the season. comprise Hg IN part. Cooking.
Jap,nned Tin.warc Walters "a superior artclr,i
Spoons. &c. They will he sold chcap Tor the cash
Oct 4. 1862.
WAlTERs..-J received Wsi 'na FOR 1s sav
beautiful, L.. W. STABLES.
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To those Afflicted with Defective
sight and Hearing.

PROFESSOR ]. ISAACS, Ocuiia and
L .Au,it, from Legion, Holland, has per-
mancntly located himself at No. 5ll PINE
STREET. Philadelphia. where he may be
consulted by those afflicted with Deafness or
Impaired Sigh. Those nnacGnainted with
the Professor are referred to the numerous
testimonials of remarkable cures effected by
him i'll Cecil and adjoining counties. These
certificates are from our most intelligent
and respectable citizens. His Pantascopic
Glasses have given great relief to the eye
whenever used. root Is, lSG2-3m.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
&6 DENTISTRY.

TENIIE undersigned devotes himself TO the
l. pructicc of DENTISTRY. and to the
Medical AMI Surgical Treatment of all
Diseases OF the Mouth. He will remain at
the Library Rooms. PoRT DEPOSIT, MD,
from the LIST to the lllh of every month
During which time he tenders to the citizens
his Professional Services.
DIR. WIN. S. MCDOWELL.
Late of No. - n. Charles St.. Baltimore.
Port Deposit, Dec g, ls62-3ln.
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TRUSTEE'SSALE

10y vitue Of two DEGREES OF the Circuit
- Court for Cecil county, in chaneery, the
undersigned. rs Trustee, will sell at Public
Sale, at the Court Il"us: door, in Elktpn, on
MONDAY, the l5ih day Of December, nrrt,
ALL. THAT ia RM,
and Tract Of Land, containing
80 Acres, More or Less,
now held and occupied by Thomas Hemp
hill. This property is part Of the Real
Estate OF the late Jacob Pluck and situated
in Cecil county, about two miles east oi
Elkt"n, on the Delaware Line.
There are on the premises
Com Portable Dwelling,
GOOD BARN, &C., &c.
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by
the DEGREES. require one-third Of the pnr-
chase money TO be paid in Cash third
in six months. and the residue in twelve
months from the day of sale. The credit
payments to bear interest, and the payment
thereof to he secured by the bonds or notes
Of the purchaser, with security to be apl,ro-
we'd hy the Trustee.
Sale to commence at II O'Clock A. VI.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Elkton. Nov p, lSG2-,s Trustee.
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BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL II MN receiy-
ID ing some Of the hest und most beautiful
PAKI,0R STOVES that have been out fer wears
Oar l;adiaring Gas Burning Stove is perfect
gem (Which. by be way, il called by that M m l
item. ! can recommend it without hesitation
as one of the bcst and most economical Stoves
made. l.. W STAPLES.
T,IlE largest Stock Of Goods in Cecil county. to
l he found at DEENNENS.
MEAT MILLS, latest Improvement for Cutting
wi Sau.agc Meat. For sale by
Nu D. CANTWELL 4 Gro, Gil
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TTARE'S IMPROVED STONEwARE
IL AIR-TIGHT PRESERVING JARS
These Jars have been in use several V, ar,
for preserving all kinds of Fruit in fresh
condition such as Cherries, BaclLr rirs,
lluckleberrics, Peaches, Pears, Al piss,
Tomatoes, &c. For sale ry
Aug 9, 1862. E..N. STAPLES.
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TRUSTEES

- - - y ~ - AAAA ~ W
pY virtue Of a Decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Cecil county, in Chancery, the I'M
dersignrd, Trustee, will offer at Public Sale,
ii the Court House door, in the town Of
Elkton, on
SATURDAY., tie 2DM day Of December. neri,
between the hours Of | A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock
+. NJ, all that
Real Estate,
in the town of North East, Cecil county,
Maryland. which was mortgaged on the tenth
of May, 1858, by Henry Bennett, of North
East, to Lcdwig kneedlcr Il Co., of Phila.
delphia, by deed of mortgage of that date,
duly executed. and recorded in Lber W.
II. r.. No. l. Folio 24D. &c. one of the
Land Record Books Of Cecil county.
The said Real Estate consists Of
TWO LOTS or PARCELS of LAND,
fully dcsci bcd in the said deed. Situated
on Main street in the said town of North
East. adjoining the lots OF Capt VIM. Manly
and Mrs. Jump.
The improvements thereon. consist of
Double Two-Story Frame Dwelling House,
small Log or Frame House., 4 Stable, Car
riagc House, Granary. &c. The buildings
are in good order. Purchasers are invited
to examine the property.
TERMS.-Tcr.i Of Sale as prescribed by
the Drccrcc The whole Of the purchase
money to be paid in Cash on the day of sale.
GEORGE EARLE,
Elktnn, Nov. lS62-ts. Trustee.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons indebted to Z. e. Reese are
Il requested to settle their accounts in,me-
diately. [Oct 4, 1S62-3m.
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New Arrival at Cheap John's,

nf Fresh Lot Of MACKEREE. at 50 90 per
" barrel
Also the finest assortment Of LADIES SHOES
in Cecil county. which will be sold ut War Prices
Elkton, Aug 30, 1862
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TRUSTEES SALE
f A r M

near North East Cecil county. Maryland,
which is well known as the property Of the
late John u. Shippers. 1t contains
, 1862-02-06
GRANTS EXPEDITION.

We have cheering accounts from the ex~
,xai,ion That left Cairo last Sunday for the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers The
advance guard had reached Fort Henry, on
tic Tennessee line, and while the glnboats
were exchanging shot and shell with the
furt, the troops were landed and encamped
Just beyond the range Of the enemy's guns.
Tho transports had returned to Paducah
f;.r the balance Of the force, and in few
Gays VIC may expect accounts Of SHARP
battle and defeat of the rebels. These ac'
rcu,. Is are from the portion Of the expe'
t:i.ion that went up Tennessee river
Aro;.,er ;orion, under Gen. Lew Wallace
Lad lei, Smith1and for up the Cumberland
river, To cooperate with the former, but nj
news has been received from them Tht
Federal inrce numbers about q 600 men
The rel u force ut the fort is represented tx
IT about $1,000 by The latest advices from
there, this information coming from the ad
vance force Of our army.
, 1862-02-06
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


lE4eEld1 Q1EpalCu TO lue N11EaGU 111Dune.3
SPRINGFIELD, February +, 1861
The Convention, in Committee Of the
Whole, has been busy to-day over the discuss
ion Of MI. Wentworth's amendment to the
1st Section Of Article regulating Banks and
Currency * in the Constitution-) This was
Informally passed over On Saturday, at Judge
Puppies request to allow him to examine into
the subject a5 q proposed amendment to his
resolution. The first section is:
SECTION l. No bank OF banking corporation, uot
any association or corporation with any powers
Of circulation Or deposit, or any banking powers
This section s1al take effect aud be in force i'm
to. tue Constitution Of this State; and the aamc
ed By the people, upon the vote hereafter to be
taken for or against the adoption Of the game, IS
provided In this Constitutional
Mr.. Wentworth's amendment comes in after
the word State, and is as follows:
MOI shall the banks nov existing be allowed to
increase their circulation and the Auditor is here
persons formed or to be formed for the purpose Of
banking under the provision of the Laws Of this
State or Otherwise
The debate has occupied the entire day.
Messre. Thornton, Purple and Orme madc
able speeches against the amendment. Messrs.
Wentworth and Fuller in its favor. 1t was
finally carried in Committee of the Whole by
35 to q.
After the amendment was adopted, Judge
Purple made tic best speech which be has ye'
made in the Convention, and vas responded
to by Wentworth, the debate bordering
strongly on the personal. These speeches
will be read with interest in your city.
, 1862-02-06
mot WORTH 4 CONTINENTAL
The Origin of this familiar nflrase dates

mot WORTH 4 CONTINENTAL,
The origin Of this familiar phrase dates
lsck 10 the days Of the Revolution, and
Tie paper currency Of that period has since
E;oed as the zero Of value, embalned in q
proyerb. It will he replaced by another
and renewed IN the practice and expert
Cnce Ct as al in these later days, il
Congress stumbles aud falls short Of reach
ing the only safe point in the legislation
n"w r7ess!ogly needed by our National
finances The phrase may then be handed
Es'wn -6os uerth Treasury Notc,'' if the
schemes cfnotc slavers and brokers prevail
=. ST. ;ls::ie and overlook the interests OF
lie people. Make the Demand Notes legal
Render, and where would bc the profits OF
exchange, and the pretty percentage that
vfrl, l'c sure TO fall on the inside Of the
1,arl: ctuu1ers. Is the legislation TO be 70,
Ike Bankers or the PeoCles That is the
s.]e s,ie~;ion. Is il for Wall street Or fol
tt It'!,!c Of the entire country2 Is the
f"'vt:.l,.:rnt to issue money or wildcat
.4:es: The people Of tic Northwest arc
it*' !n:i.iaE will, tkclattcr to like the breel
Tl:*'re win !,c rneharitable people who Will
Ei;c this construction to the violent on
l":;i'', :!.e bankers are making to the
EHa>!irc proposed By the Committee o1
Ways aid Means. People Will believe the
.2'''!'y changers are fighting for the profits
<ctHtl::',sc, and for the profits of the stock
s:.arss. endangered by eproposition thai
Nt. '"nds ssia1l draw interest Which de
serve tic hsneft Of the legislation nov
Ycnding. Shall il be for the bankcrs or tht
I;eo1 1e: Nothing is due the former. Thu
y i ]. viii hold their representatives tt
ft:i'' account # their interests are for
sr;ttf.,:
, 1862-02-06
TEE FOREIGN NEWS.

1htn Is l1o Disgusting the nature Of tho
!trelSn news by the Nova Scotian at Port
lalrd Yesterday, brief abstract Of whic1,
ts|rtars IN cur dispatches These indica~
t;':s r"y no: 1'c mistaken, nor will the
t:,a be lcnE deferred The foreign
Lowers are beginning to argue that it
l. 4 ii .f':"'o independent nationality, and 3
s.:tr ts-tu! :evul:. which has held the Fed
t-iI :.rnsz at hay for these long months
]. .:~' These nations CT Europe are about
1"ns's Of orr Government report Of its
Tr'sTcss il s1biai"g the rebellion thus far,
G. cr:'!e1. they uie well nigh ready to act
tA tho report ALREADY presented. Is the
tiryc;nEe't satisfied with what it has done?
Arc Tie !nyal people gratided at the
1tC.ally account Of successes that have
iol.t:wcd Tie Lavish outlay Of men and
1ncncys This steamers news finds the
Highest legislative body Of the nation still
arguing whether 1t shall expel convicted
traitor who comes like Cataline into the
, 1862-02-06


SPRINGFIELD, H., Feb. 5.-The Auditor re-
ported to the Convention that tue total legal
expenses Of the State, since the adoption Of
The present constitution, 10 be S, ,G66, ofwhich
$3.50 Was incurred in 1861.
The Treasurer, Mr. Butler, sent In long
communication in reply to the resolution Of
inquiry rs to the issue Of war bonds. It con-
tains somc startling information. Among
ether things, that there WIS combination Of
Chicago wildcat bankers to compel the sale Of
Illinois bonds last summer, at scyenty-hyc
cents. It also shows that the lying charge
made here Of an over issue of bonds, has had a
destructive influence on our State credit in
New York.
The report Of the judiciary Committee was
made BY Mr. Manning this morning. The
synopsis sent you yesterday afternoon is in
the main correct. The report, as agreed on,
c1cans out every person Occupying or con
ncctcd with a judicial Office in the State.
Nr. Fuller sent up a resolution Of inquiry,
as to what banks had made demands for an is
sue Of notes since the meeting Of this Conycn.
ton, and what defaultiny Collectors had paid
nr.
Mr. Simpson offered resolution that yol.
unteers should be allowed TO vote on this Con
stitution, at the following election, wherever
They are.
The Convention went into Committee oI
tie Whtie.- .--and Mr. Thornton made power
full argument, citing nuznes-a1s authorities
sustaining the vested rights Of f6c tt:n1s nov
in existence, and against Mr. Wentwo ORTIZ,
amendments to the first section of the tenth
article.
He was followed by Mr.. OEzne, on the same
, 1862-02-06

The New Orleans correspondent OF 1Ae
CAar1eseoa Courier gives the following inter-
esting paragraphs, under date Of the 18th
inst:
We have story in circulation, and it seems
to he pretty well authenticated, that thrce
officers from the Union 11eet paid our city a
clandcstine visit, disguised as oystcrmen, On
the sth. What was to be accomplished BY the
hazardous adventure passes our comprehen.
with the stationary spies here, Of whom there
are many, no doubt, and perhaps to witness
the spectacle of the celebration Of the ami
vcrsary, falling on Thursday, with a view o.
| measuring our military strength Befors
Post Once 10 military officer, with whon
he was formerly acquainted, banterings hin
upon the IaSity of our guard, and promising
another call ut an carly day, under cireum
stances not constraining masquerade.
, 1862-02-06
FROM ST. LOUIS

Lspec1al ulTotch 10 tha cnleaEo l11oune.l
t. sr. Leuzs, February s, 15s2,
The sensatbn dispatch from WASH f.ngton,
relative to the proposed retaliation of JEFF Da-
yis On Corcs1n and others, in case General
Hallcck hangfany bridge burners, = regarded
here rs hoaa: no orders to stay tue exccu-
tion Of the bridge burners havirlg SO fir been
. iseucd.
E.::y y.=!e4.es morning The !-:7. 2= EHSSza75 4
Nelson, pasbr Of tue Fkst Presbyterian
Church, and kev. John F. cowan, pastor Of
the Caroad4et Preabyterfyn Church, the
lorgest resid pit rresby ytezayn minister in Mis-,
souri, hled 4 the Office of the Provost Mar.
shal General be oath oi allegiance suggested
by General Hneck'a order; the blanks, tilled
ont By thenfelyca- stating that In chcerfa
compliance fitt the Invitation Of the Com
nanding defrS4 they: took the oath, &e. s: =
Fourteen Z 4selem Of war cams IN hsa Of
.tegyille, lasthisttt>.4s. 4s.:f. s.; *5=.sks= :
t Eixteep re1)ess have been released from Nc
, 1862-02-06

I On yeasels At Hnx4eraA Kla1et--ETery-
HN1nR RnYOFnhle-GeA LAn4eFsR He"
Hfum1fsAn De0f&6s

new YORK, Feb. 5--The Assistant Quarter
master OF the Burnside Expedition Is here
cbortering more steam and sailing vessels IN
which to forward ordnance and commtssary
stores. He reports the health Of the troops
good, snd when he left in the Eastern STATES M
fEera we're about one hundred. Feasels OF The
exnn1it5on 1t Hatteraa 1plet.
~X01bel3and correspondent ct the Nncin-
I'll 6Saeae statcssthAt Gen Lander Is about
foTeaiIapn aeeeznt of Gen. Mcclellan order
inr r. 70 Fetfesk7 3sn Ronaney, and mis::Tep Tep
reeentsng him IL &. 1qnbeal
, 1862-02-06

From The IaCrosse 1"iR.} Republican, 1st.1
Tie proclamation Of Gen. Hunter, although
accompanied with soothing marginal notes
from tic CHICAGO TRIBUNE, falls like . wet
blanket upon many who had great eXpecta.
tions in "Jim Lnne's Expedition" General
Hunter is regarded by those who know him as
:, good soldier; hut it was hoped that Gen:
Lane would in.tu2 u2urstc more vigorous and
Informal mode Of treating rebels than has pre-
vailed under other Generals. We fear lis f.
forts will be crippled By "old fog5,'' notions
tie ilct that Hunter proclamation, although
Indicating unusual energy, reduces the Lane
Expedition to the tameness Of ordinary army
movements, and strips that Division or Brig
ade Of the interest that public expectation
had centered upon the supposed unrestrained
rails have cordial understanding, it may be
well enough; but otherwise, the result will be
, 1862-02-06

Ef0n ROT81eN& m0mf06s
FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. mo news Of the
Burnside expedition.
The following is taken from to-day's Rich
mond DipdtcA:
CHARLESTON, Feb. 3.-A. 8. Wellington,
Senior Editor Of the Courier, and one Of the
Oldest editors On the continent, died yester-
day.
The Constitution left Hamilton Roads to-
day, with troops for Ship Island.
, 1862-02-06

THE TRUTH IN 4 NUTSHELL.
"I,frmly besiece God is protractfng thts
srar, and CITING US Manassas and Btthea Dc.
fats fer the sole purpose ef arousing tbs No
stvn and d7icing it to The desperation q doing
;"aice. Dare to 1x0 szaos1y ana the ao1r soal
f.d,'-Gea. Lanes Ledcenscorth Speech
, 1862-02-06

Tho rush Of freight eastward 1as been SO
great the last week that the Cleveland 4 Erie
and its connecting roads shut down, on
through traffic. At the same time the New
York roads took tic same step, notifying 1ts
agents through the West not to send any more
through freight until the 1st Of February At
that time, So great was the accumulation Of
freight, already In transitu, on the different
lines, that every depot md switch YVES full, in
addition to tho trains in motion. Energetic
measures were adopted for clearing of this &c
cumulated freight, but 1t was not until Satur
day night that the roads could be cleared Of
for through business. Yesterday through
! freight trains were resumed, and the rush east
ward was again Immense.
, 1862-02-06
BRIGHT EXPELLED.

THe Senate came to q vote yesterday upon
the case Of Jesse D. Bright, Senator from
1ne:iana, and expelled him. This was ac-
c,'ruing tc public expectation and the merits
of the case, and N1r. Bright will now sink
ir:c thut insignidcance which is best suited
TO lin, even if he do not folloWhi expelled
colleagues Breckenridge, Polk and Johnson
iuto the bosom Of the rebel camp. The
acticn Of the Senate has been so cau-
ti',us;y if not tardily arrived at that
There ca1 hc no doubt but it was dispassion-
ate. and wholly unin1ucnced by personal
feeling or past political differences.
We believe Governor Morton viii
tnakt such wise selection Of
alt- B1iEht's successor as to 1isarn
any feeling that may be attempted on his
1.l4;lH as "marty1 to q hostile majority -
Tic evidence Of his treason is too plain
and l:= own defense too lame, for that. Il
is a subject for congratulation that the Sen
ate chamber is gradually being purified.
, 1862-02-06
NUMBER |
TEE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS,
WAsH1HoToA, February S, 1852.
ETNATH

SENATE,
Mr.. CARLILE Of Virgins. moved to take
up his resolution offered some time since, on
the finance Of the country. he said our ex-
penses are now at the rate Of fifty millions per
month He was opposed to any union Of the
Goyernment with the banks.
The resolution Was referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
A bill from the Finance Committee, making
appropriations for the support Of the Military
Academy was passed without amendment.
Of army officers was taken up, and the amend
ments Of the Military Committee, Adopted.
Bright's case then came up.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House went into Committee Of the
Whole On the Treasury Note bill
Several gentlemen spoke for and against it.
, 1862-02-06

EE The sandusky register says that the
prison buildings On Joapson Island arc COM
plcted, and all ready to receive their secession
occupants. A good healthy resort for dele
gates from Dixie, Which cannot too carly bcgiu
to receive Its guests.
, 1862-02-06

F The New Albany Ledger says there Is
evidently gang Of rascale about that city en-
gagged in The circulation Of counterfeit coin.
, 1862-02-06

sB~ The Cleveland Herald says TINT during
The past few months thousands Of Philadel7
pbia and other Eastern made wagons, have
been transported to Kentucky, Among
these; hundreds have been discovered to have
pop'r h.ths, which are just as good u no hubs
Ut uli. Oh, the k.1ares
, 1862-02-06

The city Of London, Canada West, isto
be sold at sLefiff7s sale, 60 says a Canada
papcs. The Indebtedness which renders this
1roceedfng necessary arose from the aid CT.
tended BY London to the London and Port
Stanley RaIlroad.
, 1862-02-06

fB The London &C. Wy Etse RsusayE: It il
stated, In well informed quarters, that, in
consequence Of the changc shortly to take
place il the management of the Great Western,
Mr. ". z. Muir, formerly traffic manager On
The road, but since connected with tue Detroit
md Milwaukee, Railway, will return to the
Western.
, 1862-02-06
T.he Tribu11r.
Rack Numbers Wanted

Hack NUm6ef6 IF R6t3d.
Six files arc wanted At this Office OF the Is
SUES Of the Daily TRIBUNE for the Sth, 18th,
and esrd OF December, 1861. ANY person for
v:rdine tie same to our counting room Will
confer favor.
, 1862-02-06

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, sa-Super1or Court IT Chicago. March
sen an6 D. Hobart htiA VI Alfred Goddard &na -
Tnsic r7tice Il hereby given to til sab Alfred God
dard TINT wrs ea attachment ,Tt t1 x
Chieaxo dated the eighteenth isy Of .JanuaEs f. .:
l d the suit Of n sad h slia@ pGfeta tae essts
oi tie said Aifed GoddF ID nd I sn for tae
q one hundred se aaa 3 Wh's iii II,
VIII has been returr ed exeented- .,c,, oo,,,.
Now therefore ron he @ Saa ~ Ahseo nsf79
he se,a snpF or q casss q g. q :, nSEs t o sS
Hnuse In t1e IHtr of Chicago. the frat Monday 9
March B. 1851 give spesa 6e an plead to sae ,a 81,
r. - SayeT al dc sad Wtllisun +. poxKets He2ry
sstsett and b. Hobart Hills. and % much q tAe prn
drgment snd cosa T be sold % aatst{ the sa1ne
| 1pa6n TVp}fAS B. CARTER Ctexk.
I H.1srr H11uuooqK P9sES Attn {esksE Il