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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-07-16
Grent mestinr in NOW YORK.

New YORK, July l5.-NotWithstanding the
intense heat of the weather, there was an i'm
mense gathering of loyal citizens this P. M at
Union Square, one equal tp that of April Of last
year, just after the fail Of Sumter. Five stands
for speakers were provided, and the several pre-
siding officers were, Mayor 0pdyke, Pelatial
Merritt, President of the Chamber Of Com
merce, Hon. Hamilton Fish, Pfof. Francis Lee
der, and Gen. Fremont.
Among the many speakers were Rev. Dr's.
Rutus W. Clark, Samuel 0sgood, Richard 8.
Storris, aud Francis Vinton, and the Presidents
of the several meetings. All the speakers were
vehemently In favor of upholding the Govern.
ment 10 all its war measures, until the last
armed rebel had surrendered.
The enthusiasm among the mass was very
strong, and every allusion to the President OF
any Of tho Generals in the field was vehement
ly cheered, as were also oil depreCistoty allu
aions TO foreign interference ID our troubles.
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The MurRreea bOrO Battlo-The II Rebels
Advancing on Nashville.

LOUISVILLE, July l5.--It was the 9th, instead
of the 14.h Michigan, which surrendered at
M urireesboro
The 1lth Michigan arrived at the Camp near
Louisville Fair Grounds yesterday noon, after
an unsuccessful three days chase Of Morgan.
NASHVILLE, July 9-Three members of
Hewitt's battery, escaped from Murfreesboro,
report the battery and the Sd Minnesota surren.
dered.
Col. Dufield was mortally wounded Gen.
L. Crittenden, of Ind L, is prisoner.
An escaped prisoner reports the frat, second
and fourth Georgia, first Kentucky regiment Of
Texan Rangers, and seventeen hundred mount
ed infantry, under command Of Forrest and
Warreu-six thousand in all-advanclng on
Nashville.
The Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry and seven
ty.fourth Ohio arrived from Lebanon lsst night
Four regiments are coming from Huntsville, q
convalescent camp.
One hundred and fifty Of the Eleventh Mich
igsn are still at Nashville, with their camp
equipage.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
new York Market.
.RpORrEp ron THE OHIO sr4rnA,s |

| Hrw YoRK. July is.
AsHBs-The msrkss for Pearls Is nomIoaI. potl
quiet and seady with moderate sales at eb0D6 OtN.
| FL0UR-The market IL better, with fair demand
for export and hom consumption The sales are 81 GOO
barrels at o. 504 Is for guperne sate ~ Vo5 Us oI
sate IS 10 for choice a. 50@4 % for supernne
western; 81 9OD5 10 for common to medium extra west
ern;. 95 l505 "a for common to good shipping brandl
extra round hoop ohoi and e5 $500 so for trade brands
CANADIAN FLoUR-The market is So better, with
rather more business dong. Bales Of l7O bbls at %
@5 10 for commOni and s5 l5o rs for good to choice
| extra.
RYE RLoURThe market is quiet and steady, at % rs
"a 10.
OOhN MEAL-ouiet and nominally unchanged.
WHIeKY-Market heavy and dropping, with sales Of
| $50 barrels at 3l0D3lkc for state and western
WHEAr-The market 10 lc higher, with more business
doing r export 1t reported that the grain shovrles
will resume work to morrow. The sales wee II 500
bushees Chicago sprlpg at O9lgl 09 $1,000 bushels
Milwaukee club at 81 @l IL; so QUO bushels amber
o.; 30 900 bushels winter red western at 2l0 9lI
"a 600 busrek amber Michigan at 81 259l 6hj 6,5OO
bushe Inferior white western at 81 24 ~ 900 bush.
white Mcn an az 81 ai9i 80; and llOO Bushels white
RYE-scarce and advancing. sales OF $500 bushels
western.
BARLEY-The market continues quiet and nominal.
PEAe-Sales Of 2 900 bushels choice canada at e5c.
C0RN-harket lc better, with fair demand for ex-
port and home consumption. SAks Of e7 QUO bushels
at 4a0c for new mixed western; 5253 for old mixed
western: 484Bc for uDsound and Goo for white western
oATs-Quite hrm at Hk910k Tor jersey, Canada,
western and state.
UURF EE-hio more active and nrmer, with sales Of
600 oags at2@2'he; also sales Of 800 bags Jamaica
on urlyate terms
sUG R-Raw, more active and armer; svles Of 1900
hglhe IDS at 9K 90ko for Cuba, el0c for Porto Rico,
ex99c for New orleans. There sales Of 1884 box.
Is Havana at 0ko hy auction, and ESQ hSsSheads New
Orleans at 09 0hc; the latter price i0r clarified.
REFINED sUGAR-Is In more active demand and
MOI AaeEaThe na,kat "a a,r,a- ,,,,h ..ta. 90 ~
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(aeneraI 'NTItche,I pennies tho Charges
or Ihe Louisville Journal.
New YoRK, July Is IA special to the Tri-
bune, dated Baltimore, July IA, says; The fol.
10 wing correspondence was occasioned by the
strange and mysterious charges put forth by tho
Louisville Journal:
Major. General Mitchell:
DEAR sm-Your attention Is hereby called
to an extract from the Louisville Journal Of
the 10Th Inst. Those Of us who know you per.
sonally know that the charge 10 utterly false
The world needs only your denial under your
own signature.
Yours, very truly,
B.F. CAMP,
ll6 Madison Avenue.
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GEN. Curti.,, army at Ho,eua

ST. LOUIS, July l4,-Dispstches to the mill
tary authorities received to-day say Gen. Curtis's
command, about fourteen thousand strong, has
reached Helena, Arkansas, where they are rest
ing at present.
Information from Corinth to Thursday says
Gen. Halleck was there and various divisions
of bis army, In excellent condition and eager
for active operations.
Bragg has about forty thousand troops at
Jupelo, and some thirty five thousand more are
at Holly Springs and other places.
Their movements are said to Indicate offensive
operations,
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COTTON Burning near memphis,

CAmo, July Is Water has been let into the
canal at Vicksburg, but the antiopations that 1t
would soon cut q channel through have not yet
been realized The work of deepening 1t three
feet has commenced.
Guerrillas near Memphis are becoming very
bold, burning cotton almost In sight Of the city.
Disguislng themselves as cotton buyers, they
fnd where II is secreted, and come In force and
burn IL.
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Moro Pirzss.

WAsHIKoroN, July l6 The Navy Depart
rnent has information that the United States
steamer Flag and bark Restless, captured on
the 7th, of Bull's Bay, the British steamer EN-
ely, formerly the VIM. Swasook, Of Charleston.
Her invoice shows an assorted cargo Of $2l ,57e,
but there s reason to suppose there are OLD arms,
Confederate bonds and specie on board.
Also, the United States steamer Quaker City,
when of the Hole-in- Wall, on the 81 instant,
captured the brig .Deleliah, from Liverpool,
with cargo Of saltpetre, drugs, copper and
other articles. sS $40 "a s3sss& saY
s Also, that on the ID instant, the schooner Val.
lanse was captured in Wingate Bar, South Car
olIpA.
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New York stock MARKET.
rTELEORAPuED FOR THE OHIO srArEsMAH.l

GTELEGRAPHTD FOR THE OHIO sTArEsMAS.l
NEw YoRK, July Is.
Stocks are dull .nd lower. Chicago and Rock Island
63N; Norw ch and Worcester Az Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chem Ind preferred "a; Cleveland and
Toledo II; Illinois Central scrip Michigan South
ern guartneed 55k American gold I59i5X; Pacin,
Mail i06h; New York Central COX; Hudson 45 HARLEM
l6 Harlem preferred michigan Central 6O u Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago lst binds 90; q. e.
skies 1871 coupons 1902; California sevebs 90; Brook
lyn water loan OOX Indiana and Michigan 60 Illinois
Central scrip o.; Terra Hsute and Wsnash Cd bonds
SO; Erie 9TH bonds 90k; Del Il. a W lOi; Galena aud
Chicago 69x; Cleveland and Pttsburg 70; Erie 3lX;
do preferred 62h; Ole'eland & Toledo 49K; Treasury
notes $40 lU3X9l0i; Little Miami 1885, Michigan
southern 25Z; Michigan southern second n3H; Rre lst
bond lU7: ritt,burg Fort Wayne Chicago Let bonds
81 n: do assorted bond. 53,S Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati 1891; Panama 30; Missouri SKIES 4s%; Ter.
nessee skies 81; Racine and MiIwaubee II2X; United
States 6's 1881 coupons I02Jzi Registered lO2.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

jun vs.. ''''' Superior Court of franklin Co.
Amos NJ. Hall ct al,>
- OF the said court to directed will offer at pub
auction ct the door Of the Court House. In the City
Columbus, on
Saturday, the 81 day Of August, A. D. 1862
at o'clock P. n. the following described real estate
situate In the County Of Franklin and State Of Ohio to
wit:
Lot No. I3 Of Johu Morrson's subdivision Of lots S
g. and IS Of John Morrisons addition to the City
Columbus.
Appraised at 81 ESQ.
g. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner,
II. O. NOBLE, Atty.
Printers fees $3.50.
June 27-dlt&wh
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WARRINGTON, July ID.

WAeHINdToNI July ~
To Hon B. F. Camp, Ns,o York:
have your note of the 18th instant, calling
my attention to an editorial in the Louisville
Journal OF the 10Th, In which am charged with
conduct not only Injurious to the Government,
but disgraceiul to humanity. AS there are no
specifications to this charge, can only pro-
nounce 1t to be In the broadcast sense unjust, un-
founded, false and calumnious. have never
In all my life consciously done an injury to any
human being As to deeds of cruelty and guilt,
my entire nature revolts at both, and my coun'
trymen can never be persuaded that have been
guilty of either. demand the specifications,
PronOunciDg the charges utterly and absolutely
false.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
o M. MITCHELL.
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Money Market.
lrstroRAPHED ToR THR OHIO sTATAszAn.I

fstroRArIFD 'oR THR OHIO sTATssHAA,
NRw YORK, July Is.
call.
Prime pHpsr Is quite steady at 5@0Is per cent. dis.
count.
Sterling Exchange Hrmer. Bankers bills are quoted
att 29kdDl 90
American Gold Is quiet at l6X per cent premium.
oalrforLia Gold Bars quoted at Iise I7H per cent.
premium.
Government Stocks are lower. United ststes Skies
Of 1881 at l0sK9l02S. United States 1O) Trtasury
Notes at 1903.
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tecruitInR An nrassaOIh ueet,a

BosToN. July l5.-The cltizens' committee of
one hundred and Atty, acting In concert with
the city and State authorities, will fret endeayor
TO fll up the Massachusetts regiments on the
Held to their full quota, and then recruit new
regiments 70 the number required. The com
mittee take hold Of the work with great energy,
and shere ls every prospect Of entire success.
Recruiting headquarters will be established on
Boston Common,
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From Now Mexico.

KANSAS CITT, July l2 The Santa Fe mail,
with dates to the 30th, has arrived. News un-
important.
IL is rumored that all the Texans excepting
one company, have left Arizona and commenced
their homeward march.
An engagement took place yesterday be-
tween company of State Militia and Guam
trell's band, near Pleasant Hill. The rebels
were finally repulsed with loss of Six killed
and five mortally wounded. Our loss was nine
killed and fifteen wounded, Capt. Keohl, com.
mandng the militia, is reported wounded -
Quantrell's coat and sabre, and list OF the
names of all his men, were taken.
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CANADIAN Banks will not suspend. /.

TORONTO, July l5.-The statement in some
United States paper that the Canadian banks
were about suspendng specie payment, is with
out the least foundation, They were never
stronger than at present The last official state-
ment shows over 100000 in gold, on hands,
against Sc. 600 900 at the same time last year.
The total assets are over $50, 0,0OO, 900, and the
liabilities So, 900 600.
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Lntos, from ourtl,,s ARMY.

CoRlNTH, July s-Hesdquarters are official.
ly informed of the arrival of Curtis's army at
Charleston on the tenth, after almost daily skir-
mishing, wherein the rebels were worsted Six
thousand made stand on the 7th on Coche
river, near him. Col Harvey Of the 33d Illinois,
commanding the advance Of StCel's division,
afterwards reinforced by two companies,
attacked and completely routed the rebels,
scattering them In all directions, mostly all
going toward Little Rock. They also eyacu-
ated Dunval's Bluff.
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PORTLAND, Me July l4-Gov. Washburne
teleRrapbs the Associated Press that the State
of Maine will pay bounty of thirty dollars to
each recruit mustered into the United States
service in the new regiments, and thirty-av
dollars in the old regiments. TIE banks will
advance the money. This, with the United
States payment, will make an advance Of sew.
enty and seventy. .fve dollars.
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BosToN, July l4.-An order apptoptia!Ing
three hundred thousand dollars, from the city
treasury, to be expended in payment Of boun-
ties and other expenses in raising the city q
quota under the recent proclamst Of the
President, was passed this afternoon by both
branches of the city government.
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Charles 8. Bell, Doc. 3, page 1865.
vs.. Superior Court, franklin
William Robertson ct al.) County Ohio.
pY VIRTUE OF AN on DER OF THE
ID said Court to me directed. will offer for sale al
public auction, at the door Of the Court House, In
the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of August, A. D. 1862,
at o'clock, p M, the following described real es.
tate situate In the county Of franklin, and State OF
Ohio, to wit
Being the east half Of the south half Of lot No. six
huudred and thirty seven 63 situate on the north zeal
Of Fourth street and Linn alley In the city Of Co.
lumbus, Ohio. D
Appraised at 5000 90.
GEORGE W. HUFFMAN,
eheria aud Master Commissioner.
Printers fees IS 95.
july 3-dlt&wtd tA-
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mutiny Among Rebel Prisoners

PHILADELPHIA, July l5-There are vague ru-
mors here that mutiny had broken out among
the rebel prisoners at Fort Delaware. numbering
three thousand, and twenty-five of them were
shot before it could be quelled. The telegraph
wire 10 Fort Della ware is down, 90 we cannot
leavn the truth OF the report.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

To the Nervous OF both sexes. re-
tired Clergyman having been restored to health in
ieW days after many yea Of great suffering d willing
pad directed envelope copy Of the prescription used
Direct the REV JoHNM NJ. DAaNALL, 1876 Fulton street.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
june6-daw4m
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Bachelors Flair DyeI

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
waraptsd not iDjure the Hair in the least remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes and nveoraes the BaIr for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turn,
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold By all Druggists, etc.
~ The genuine d signed WILLIAM A. BAToHE-
LoR, on ns four sides Of each Boa.
Factory No. 81 Barclay street,
Late 23s Broadway and 10 Bond street,)
mayeo-dawly NEW YORK.
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PHILADELPHIA, July is, P. M The report
ed meeting among rebels at Fort Delaware is
believed to be untrue. Gentleman from there
last evening say they heard nothing Of any dis
turbance.
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Cleveland Market,

CLEVELAND, July Is.
GRAIN-The market for grain yesterday was extreme.
y dull, there being neither receipts OF any con-
sequence.
HL0UR-No sales reported and prices remain without
any material change.
In other articles very little dole and prices rang
ed at about our last quotations..
LeddSr
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TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will Iveinfomstlon on very in-
0esfino and Important subject which will be valu
cd more than thousand timeS Its cost by every married
couple Of any age condition In life. Tho information
will be sent by mail to any address the receipt Of 25
cents (silcer) and ono red stamp.
All iettefs should be addressed to
y D. MORRIS, NJ D
oot9l-lY3tawd&W Boston, Mas
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LATER.

Curtis's advance has reached Helena. The
army is In good condition and spirits. Provi-
sions scarce, but supplies are coming from
Memphis.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

PhiladeIphia Cattle Market.
PHILADELPHIA, july.
BEEF OATTLE-The offerings this week, amount to
1900 head and nearly all sold at S799 y 100 hshOw
ing no change 10 prices.
cows AND CALVES Sold at SIs935 each. as to
condition.
saEEP-sses Of 1900 at 9KGsKc y b gross, &c.
ooidlng to condition.
HoGs-rhere was about 500 head offered and sold
at "a 2595 90 100 Bs ndt-the latter rate for corn.
fed
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Zadoc Vesey } Doc. 3, page 965.
vs. I Superior Court Of franklin
Christian Gramlick ct al County, Ohio.
Tn PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
sale from the above named court, to me directed.
will offer for sale at puble auction at the door Of the
Court House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, August 16 b, A. D. 1862,
at O'clock p. me- the following described real es.
tate situate in the county Of franklin and State Of Ohio
to wit:
One and half acres Of land being the west half Of the
last half Of six acre lot in half Section a. Township
S. Range % refugee lands.
Appraised ut $l5C0.
@. ". HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
and Master Commissioner.
II. @. NOBLE, Attorney.
Printers fees "a so.
iy9-dlt&P Ptd
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New York Cattle Market.

trr1EoRAPHED ron THE OHIO sTATESMAE.l
Nrw YoRK, July Is.
BEEF oATTLE-The receipts are 3,4ss Quoted at
0k99kc
Quoted at 9k@5ke.
swlNR-Market armsr. Receipts SSH. Quoted at
S03Kc.
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chant vessels to take the oath Of allegiance was
passed,
The bill passed explanatory Of the fifth sec-
ton Of the con6scation act, so that Its action
will not be retroactive.
Adjourned.
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THIRTY.sEvENTH CONGRESS.
First Session.
W WAsHINGroN, July IA.

w AphiNuEONt Su'y 49,
SENATE.-The President pro tenn. laid before
the Senate message from the President trans.
mitting o draft Of bill for compensating any
State for abolshing slavery. The bill was read,
and is the same as sent to the House.
Mr. Powell wanted 10 know II 10 was In order
for the President 10 introduce bill into the
Senate.
The President pro tenn. said he had no com
ments to make on the propriety or character Of
any communication the President chooses to
send to the Senate
Mr.. Sumner moved that the Presidents mes
sage and bill be referred to the committee on
Finance.
Mr.. Sherman objected.
After further discussion, Mr.. Sherman with
drew his objection, and the message was re-
ferred to the committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sumner then offered resolution that the
resolution adjourniug Congress on Wednesday,
the l6.h inst be rescinded, in order to have
time to legislate properly on this message and
other subjects. Objected to and laid over.
Mr.. Foster made q motion to take up the
bankrupt bill, which was done, and the bill
made the special order for the second Monday
In December.
Mr.. Powell called up the bill to prevent mem.
bers OF Congress and officers OF the Govern
ment taking any consideration for procuring
contracts, place or Office, returned from the
House with amendments.
The amendments were concurrtd In and the
bill passed.
After executive session, adjourned.
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The bill for the aScertainment Of the amoup,
expended BY Missouri in arming trOOpe, esc.--
the sum thus aseertaincd to be Sos of on d.
The bill requiring the commanders Of mer-
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10 an indispensable tiolo In every GentlsmAns Toilet
and after one weeks they would not for any ond
Grafton, be without II The above article WILL N fcn
MouaTAcHR. n n
The subscribers the only Agents iOs As aboys r.
ticle In the United States. -
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A note was received from the President to
the speakerrequ the adjournment Of Con-
gress postponed one day, and q resolution was
adopted extending the time Of adjournment
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NApoLEoN's HAls roitErt:

They would also announce 70 the public tAa. iAsy are
Agents for =
, 1862-04-12

GALEsRuRG, April 3, 1864.
Editors Tribune:
saw in your columns 8 few days since an
article on the subject Of taking the votes Of
our soldiers In the field. In that article you
speak Of Mr. ". 8. Gale, the delegate from
KEox county, as doHghy Republican" Per
init me to suggest that IN that article you pay
Mr.. Gale altogether too high compliment.
He never has been considered sound Repub-
ican, and now all who have watched the
course he has pursued in the Convention, re-
gard him as Democrat. You arc right in
your inference that tho Republicans Of Gales
burg and Knox county are unwilling to give
up those sacred Republican principles for
which they have done SO much during the
Inst eight years for an apportionment bill
Mr.. Gale was late convert from old line
Whiggery. Every successive election season
be has been before the Republican senatorial
OF representative convention for = nomina-
ton, but has Invariably been defeated. The
reason he got denomination last fall WIS, be-
cause the Republicans fused with the Demo-
Gratis in Union Convention. The Demo-
Gratis en- n.asse voted for Gale, and thus he Was
nominated, but not until Hon. James Knox
had been nominated and hnd declined the
nomination. s.
, 1862-04-12

PRUCE, SCOTT s CO., Produce
- Go@nutssion Nerc1ants, No: :1s Lasalle street. be-
attention given to The purchase ard sale q Grain,
Flour, Provisions and other prndnctn On commission
eEe In this or Eastern markets.
&R6f Qfnce Drawer 623a nh1En5533n
AlQS2Q BKCEE eco. z EEQTT. z Z. QFEAL.
, 1862-04-12
SALE.-Wher

i. John Zimmerman and Jacob Bergman: Of the
CO of Cook apd stste Of Illinois, did tht 8th day
fAuE 4 D. 1851, make execute and dehFBr to the I'M
detagnAda Deed Of Trust eI the lots Of land pFt
seA kete4nanef3 mentioned to EetuFa the payment {
four certain saofy notes in fatH dted described
made ny the 6a{d Zimmerman and Bergman. al ofeYen
dhte With sadd dccd, one for the an Ut h11 hGndted
and fourteen dollars {$514}, payable FER assez tt
date FOR the sum Of fouS huaared and ninety dol
1A1s {tf9 payable t~o JeaTB atef pna far -
b1ua H1 hundred and s1teen 4asl2zs {6l6 pA7anla
three 4eAfE aftF tts date and one fot the q Hts
hunIed aud eighyth3et dollars ($3l- payao!s 4oHE
YH11s afts ts d1te al payable TO thr ofdet ~ n =:
which Iala Deed 1f Trust Y tecnzdca III -
EeeaFder sodce In and for tho County Or C9ox &o.e
said n beck s Of desds It pags e ~ Aaa a.
md Interest ana f. Iees1 Ta Safe y
Of tie xx11e has n1a1e apHllcaaon e .sS 70 ssasos
tn 84td Trust Deed desaooos ios esa P18as:
koJE 1nTsf5rF by virtue ot said TEuS Decd md fdt
INA YMrhoSe al pHYlnE theEaid 1oten Iat3l IN Munx
~ 4f13 nTT S 3p D. ,9a at o'canck IL {hSk
Tav = t3c up1th ftnnt dpoe Of the Eo0ft Hnsa tn1
:. GEr I'll ChcaVp Il said County Of Cook eeluE
snft1so Ia fhT kiEhsst bidder 1ne caah the Iorf ao&
s9nG pFearseS IN eaId DECD OF Trust described aa6
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