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*matn»*. EM KiiW uMTS iJwmiiwroiMe.iifiMiiMw.v »„\ ( r- ;-> •'• •••;».»,•. « 1 fc-i^l :•*\•. ' l> t. fr-vSI ! M M EX 10 0 IN DEPENDENT. -% MEXICO INDEPENDENT. THiMrsday, August », I86I< Notice to Subscribers. Tliosunf o .r s-tftocribel-s who have paid for the ludo- jjoadeall'or tliiee nivuths only, audwhosesubscriptions are a3t<m% to expire, will renei\ said subscriptions iinmeiiutelyon receiv'ug then' paper wifh-natna written ia Red, if they would have it continued\; One paper will be seafc'aftPr such tjbt-oe ia given TRS«3—t)..e Oolhr fur one year, or Fifty Cents f r alt months. «u|r No new subscriptions tiiken unless paid tu ad- v.,uc.e. Vearly sabiioribnrB who lraW*ot jet paid, are _ requested t o do BO as soon as possible. June 6th, lfu.l. Gov. Morgan's Proclamation. TbePresident of the United Stales having requested me to furnish additional troops for th»> jrooapt suppreseio'] of resistance to th-j Coasiitut on aud tbe laws I do hereby eall for a, volunteer force of 25,000 men to serve for three years, or during the War. Such force will tw ra sed pursuant to a general order wb'Ch w ; tl be issued immediately, and which will pre- scribe the mode of organization, to the end that every portion ot the State fi)ay fiare an opportunity tc contribute thereto, th* rendez- vous will biJ at New York, Albany and iiimira; the : headaujifera at Albany. ta wttiiecs whereof* I have hereuuto get my hand and affiled the privy seat of,the State, at the ciiy of Albany, this tw.-cty-fifth day of July, ia the year ot our Lord one thousand eight hundred\and sixty-one. EDWIN D. MORGAN; J3y order o! the Governor. LoeRwoon L. Dotr, Private Sec'y. \Yankee Grit. The editoVof the \Wellsville Free Press vis- ited Washington, and while there conversed with a sentinel of a Maine regiment. The fol- lowing Colloquy ensued: \To-what regiment do you belong?'' ''•The Maine Fifth.\. . \When did you reach here V\ \ About a week since, at this camp.\ \How old are you '!\ \Twenty years Old.\ \ '•Pretty good sized boy of your age.\ \Pretty porky.\ , '• What is your weight V \.Two buudredand seventeen pounds.\ \What is your height?\ \Six feet eleven inches and a half.\ \Have you got your growth ?\ \Guess not. Father and. mother are both very large* and they think I am ge«8$ for anoth- er foot and auplher hundred pounds.\ . A fanny thought here struck us, aud we sug- gested : '-Now supposing you were to grow to be so large and string you would be a second Sampson. What use would you prefer to make of your great tmength ?\ __ •^'WqlV'.sfljid-hjtf, \it I cowld have my choice,' Fd just like tu take Jefif. Davis by the neck, and make**him cry peeunk!\ FUOMNKW MEXICO,—The Galveston (Texa?) Civilian oi tbe 12ih has the following : \The San Antonio Ledger has late advices Wor'New \ fAcxioo. Brigadier-General F. D: —Among tbe wuunded soldiers of the rebel army taken, prisoners in the recent battle, one who was dying sent for tin officer and told him that be would find Bis nuis-ket clean auJ un- loaded, ai.d the touch hole in the cone on whicfh the cap is [.'laced cliid with wax. And then, with b.< last breath, prayed for theUiion. —-Gtu. Cox has made a prjccessfu! entity into Kanawha co., Va. ? Wise retreating before him- ADVERTISE! A. lUkt'LWa WRlUNti tfiXlU, in Uh pirt. pim ai.i qnait bottles, at BUTLER & HIOGINS.\ • The Two Panics. Several correspondents from the seat of war assert, aid apparently en pretty good authori- ty, that the rebels at Bull's Run were seized with a sudden panio at the same time that qu r troops fled from the ground, and that tha for- mer fled helter skelter behind their entrench- ments at Manassas and there remained nntil it was.too late to pursue our flying battalions. The rebels did not understand our retreat at all, but they had suflered heavy losses, and when our men commenced running they re- garded it as some extraordinary military evo- lution which threatened them with mischief, and therefore made great haste to get behind their fortifications at Manassas. A looker on from the clouds would have seen the very ex- traordinary spectacle of two armies funuius away fiwa-each other! The place was well n'amea \Bull's Ron r\ , HEA-VT COINAGE AT THB O. S. MDFT—-The mint has been coining, lately, $400,000 a day, chiefly in double eagles. It has now in its vaults $3,500,000 in bullion, which will be' manufactured into half and quarter eagles, and dollar pieces. Very little silver or copper, is Leiiig coined. Ihe receipts of the California mint have, for a considerable period, been very large. For tha weekending July 6 they were $2 08fr.000. Tttere being an abundauce of gold in New York, and no shipments of it to Europe from thence, the demand upon California is not great, and the mint there is employed to coin the bullion oa baud. —— •»•»—i CritriWN's BiTTBRr*—€apt. Griffin^ battery at Bull Run was planted at a distance of 1,500 yard* from one ot the enemy's, and beyond the raage of their pieces, Every shot told upon them with murderous effect He was ordered to advauce it within 500 yardB. Capt. Grififio, supposing it was a mistake, replied that he was in a fine position, and not losing a shot. He was ordered a third time to advance and obeyed. In three discharges, or less than two minute's tiate, he had lost forty-five men and sixty hor- se?, and, unsupported as he was by infantry, he was oompelled to retreat, leaving all his guns bat one. The above is related on the authority of the Tribune dQffespondent. If true, it re- Stanton has arrived and organized »wo regi- ments for Lincoln's service. The first regiment is commanded 15y Ceran St. V rain, colonel.—• The seooud regiment is commanded by Megirel Pino, colonel, and Manuel Chara, Heutenant- oolonel, The 5th and 7th regular infantry have orders to march to the states. So we may look for trouble iu~New Mexico.,* 1 The Ledger says Stanton is a southern reuegade.\ THE CONFISCATIO.V BILL.—The bill to confis- cate the property of the rebels, parsed by the ; Seoate, contains a very important provision, introduced by Mr. Trumbull, which declares-in substance that all slaves employed or in any way aiding the rebellion shall be 1 forfeited by their masiers. This is a very proper aud sen- iible provision, and forms a considerable step toward the final settlement of the great contra- band jquestion. T HEBvibsoribor has just opened asplondid Livery at the barn- i-nrioee'wl with rho EaipireBou-.e, ilex -co, (Uuejy I'C.upiei by I. L. biiloobnok} aad isprepaied tu-iucn out a.- ui«»'\ngs\ as can be bad anywhere jn ibis part of tn« State, and for S.VJ1LLJ2R PJRICES THJWT EVER, an nis charges now ara iar keeping with, trie UrUas. His caniageH art) ail Entirely New, ** an* made in t^e Litest nfyl». IKA BltOM-. -OME: &g* 1'rtiuiH Cash, or Kea^y Pay. July-Wri.SOl. 1R .vl F ORECiLOSCRE OP MOfl-TGAQE—Wilbert Baines aod trai-cua A. Barne», liw wife, of the tu« u of Albion,county of Oswego and state of New V'oik by their certain indenture of mortgage executed under thei%handit and aaalSj and dated the I3tb -i\y o; April, in tbe yeur JSda, in oidef tu necore the puyiueiit i.f tbe sumsof.ajJfVBtifttdWfd'tt'rtTS.'-s (to )i>) and mterc<{ t t.j be pai'l within fife yaarn trom tlie date thereof, did giaut and convey unto Peter .Hetid-rsira of the fntne place, tboxe certain premiaea hereinafter deeCrlbed and net forth. Said mortgage, with tbe power to sell said m?rt»a{r*d premise*, therein contaiQef, w*a duly recorded -n the office of the ilerli ot the county of O.trego oa tbe lBthr day of May, 1852, at 3 o'clock P. H., ia Book number 3.S of mortgages, on page 430, etc. „_g&jd..mojtjgag^ \j*?.\.\• jkfS ..?A . jajrjif Augu-t, 1868, for TiKe'rFceT^^'H'aT^^Iiran^'sV'gue.'i to ik'.ikt ttli;t If you have anything to sell In the Advertise Independent. If yo-t wish.to sell goods advantageously, Advertise In the If you wish to get ricb In the Independent. Advertise Independent, uey, then of the town <>f MeX'CO in nurd county, now de- cpaBed, and pa d mortgige i» u»*f owned and held by the undersigned aa execulora of eaid Orla H. Whitney, de- oaaaed. Too amount claimed to be due on aatd mort- gage at the date otth« firt-t publication of ttus notice, that heing the date hereof is one tBttnsandtwohjndred and thirty twudoli&rs aD'i wght^Bve ceoti' ($!'i3!i,SJi^, And whereaa default has been made in tbe condition of said mortgage by the non-payment of the »-&id sum of money so uuc ibeieon, and uo proceedings at law or in -eqaity h»ving been inatit'ited'to recover tbe Mg)»,.g. Condensed News. —Among the trophleslbrought home by Col. Patterson's rggimentv-was--a cannon cantut^d by Company B, Capt. Thompson, St Charleston. It was a 9 pounder, and had formerly been used on a ship, but was in service during the Mexican war, and was planted in „front of tbe court house at Charleston during the John Brown raid. —'T V B. Carter, the oldest dry ;good«i mer- chant in-Chicago, has failed for a large amount. -^•Extraordinary exertion will be made in the Western States this fall to manufacture su- gar from sorghum, partially with the Object of evading the prospective heavy duties on im- ported sugars, and to supply the deficiency csus^ttay the loss of the crop in Louisiana. —Much interest is felt among Biblical schol- ars in England at the announcement ot a new edition of St. Matthew's Gospel, to be published during the presont week, trom a manuscript which gives authentic evidenoe of having been transcribed by Deacon Nicoiam, fifteen years ttftwr tbe ascension, of our Lord, ajfi ^^ —Hon. John Wentworth announced, on the 24th ult., the suspension of the Chicago Dem- ocrat, of which he has been the editor and pro- prietor. He promises to resume it in three years. —It is understood that out of at least twelve hundred compositions which have'been offered in competition for the prize of $500 proposed by the National Anthem Committee to the most successful author, but fifteen have been retained, from wMoh number the selection will have to be made. These are undergoing a final examination. . —It is said that a brother of Gen. Patterson any part there> t, tbe pow«r to eel! said mortgaged ptem- i«fl» h,M beoome operative. Now, therefore, by virtue of tha power of Rale con Uined ia eajd mortgage. *ndin pursuance of the statute in Much case made aud provided, notice is beieby given that the following described premise* so moi imaged will bs sold at public auction at the law office of l> W. C. Peck, in the village of Jlexiio, in the eojoty o: Oweg... N. Y-, on the 20th day of O.uober.1861, at 10 o'clock iBlhe fnrmioon of that day, *nd said mortgage,will thereby b- foreclosed. Said premises are described in said indenture of mortgage ai follows, to wit: -'All that piece of lanolin the town of Orwell, county of Oswego, beginning at the uorth east owner of lot *eventy eight (lb}, and running tbenee ea»ts on the m uth Hue of lot nuty nine (09) fifty chains and twenty links to the uorthwent corner of lut eighty ,(So), thence Hodthon the west bouodsof lotoigbty (80) and eighty eight (88) serenty three chains and forty five links to the south- west corner of lot eighty eijjtjt on the -patent\ line, thence soutb \Sixty-nine degrees w$st on the north bnundaty of ••Soriba'a patent\ tdrty three chains and fifty sir links »o the southeast corner of lot seventy- eight (78), and tbenee north oulthe east bounds of said lot fifty four chains and ninety Hnktto the place of be- ginning, as surveyed by Benjimin Wright in the year 1797, OJtiiept and reserving fifty (teres) off the south- west cornei of sai I lot, the residue containing two' hundred and seventy sti»and one halt (27C •*) acres of land, m jre or less Also excepting and reserving ssven ty-two'aud a half (72%) acres ftf land off the southeast corner of sa- d ljt, soli to A. I' Braytoti —Dated Mexico, July 25, 1861. OLIVER 0. WHITNEY and ~ liEWITT C. PgCK. Executors, etc , of the last wilt and testament of Orla B 'Wbitney, <leceasiid. D^JW, C PICK, Att'y, Mexico. N Y 16*12 S tTPHKME COURT.-Addison L. Johnson against John A. Holmes. Lyman I'helps, William F Huluiea, a*ry Holmes, wife of William F. Holmes, and Hiram W. LooraiH. In pursuance and by vtrtuso' a j'ldstment of foreolf-s- ure and sale made {n the above entlield action on the lOfcb day of July, 1861, the subscriber, sheriff of tbe county ot 0«weg->, wilt sell at tne Central Square House ia the villapce of Central Su,'iare, in the county of Oswe gi, on the 2Sth day of August, 1881, a t ten o'clock in tliefifenoon ot tliat day, at poblc auction, tbe real es- tate aud mortgaged premise* directed by said judgment tn be sold, and therera-nescrlbed n follows : ••* All th*t trawt or patcsl of land situate in the town of Palermo, county of Oswego smd state of N»w York, known and \dlMinguiihed as subdlvtsioa number four of great lot nuroW twelve (12) .in the north part of township num • her fourteen (14) ct^eritsa's patent, containing, by es- timate, fiuy-uve and one fourth acres ot land, be the same more ov less, excepting from the above described premlies five, acre* to be taken off the south end of said lot by ft Kne running parallel with the south line of the above described lot; reference- being bad to the map iiodBarvcv made by Joseph Lsmbin 1827—July 11,1861. 3. SI. TaJCKEE, Sheriff of Oswego Co. By WM. BRIOM Deputy Sheriff. A. I,. JOHNSOX, Att'y. Salina NY. X8w8 veals a terrible inefficiency on the part of the„ .^ tne po8 toffioe at Cumberland |Gap, in Tea. cormmanding officer. neggee# CapW \ R & Patterson, nephew of Gea- PattersonTlias raised & company Jin Claiborne county for the defense of the Soutb.'wbich will be mustered into the service by Gen. Caswell, at Kuoxville. —A fireman Zouave regiment Is to be organ* ized in Boston, which will be nffioered by \members of the original Chicago Zouaves.\ —Gen. Beajnregard sent to Jeff. Davis the {allowing dispatch, Sunday evening, which is accurate in statement and modest in terms : \The battle lasted from 9 till 4. We have pos- session of the field.—The loss on both sides is immense.\ - —A letter was received ia Washington Thursday, from a lady in Richmond, in wbion she sayB: \There is no rejoicing in Riohmottd. --r-The number of killed and wounded brought into Richmond is fearful.\ This corroborates ststfoments wade fcy others, that the mortaiHry among the rehejs is mnch greater'than our loss. THKZO04VJBS CET TOR REVENOK.—A letter from Washington says: \I cannot see that the spirits oi our men 1iave been destroyed by their reverses. Not one that I have seen but wants to renew the fight as soon as possible. The Zouivescry for revenge, and the C9th and7tst- deolare their determination to have two lives for every man of tbeir regiments that are killed or wounded. I heard a Mas?aebusett9 man who v*?a« in the fight, and whos* time was out, say that he was homeiicl; enough until last night, bat that now he would not go home until this war ww ended, and that nine out ot twelve of his regiment would re-enlist for the war with- out going home,\ l .,; • -»»••.. ..r, . . i par Information has been received that Hon. \ Allfe* Blyriiffchetef Congress from the Roch- ! esfcr district, kad Col. CjorcOran, of the 69th ! regiaeiit, we ptiianem at Manassas. M ORTGAGE SALE.—By virtue of his certain indenture df mortgage, bearing date tbe 1st day of April,1858, Austin Burdick, ot Wllliamstown, Oswego county, N. Y , conveyed to Stephen Cromwell, of Cam- den, Oneida county, N. Y.,to fcegure the paymeet of thirteen hundred dollars and Interest,certain premises described in said mortgagees follows towitf \Being all of loti numbers rifty-three,fiftyiourandf.ixtygeven (63,64 and 67) in Williamstown. Oswego county, N. Y.. being in township no. 5 of Scriba's patent, and containing in the njigregate three hundred and fifty-Beven (367) acres ot Und.be the same more or tee's; being thesame prem- ises which were convaye* by the party of the second part to the party of the first part by desd hearing even date herewith, and this mortgage Is expressly made and executed and ii-elivered simultaaeonely with said dted of conveyance, to secure the payment of a part of the purchase money therefor.\ Said mortgage, with the power of sale therein contained, was recorded' in the office of tbe olerk of the county of Oswego On the flist day of June, 1868, in Book no. 47 of mortgages, at pages oi-s. 480 and 431. Said mortgage was on the 31»t day of May, 1858, duly ioU and assigned to Orla H. Whitney, late of Mexico, in said County of Oswego, and is now owned and held by the undersigned executors, &c. of the said Orla H. Whitney\ deoeasedi Tho amount claimed to be due at the date of the first publicati-n of this notice, that being the date hereof, is one thousand and one dollars and nineteen cents— ($1001.19 ) And wljerefta default has been made in the: condition of s»id mortgage by the nonpayment of the «aid sum of money so due thereon, »nd no proceedings at law being now pending to recover the same, or any pa+t thereof, the pnwwr to sell staid mortgaged premises has'ljeijome aperitisre. Now therefore, by viitoe of the power of sale con- taioell'tn saM mortgage and in pursuanoe of the statute in snob case made and provided; notice is hereby given- that the \aid mortgaged premises above Ascribed will be sold at public auction, at the law office of D. W. C. Pack in the village of Mexioo. in the county of Oswego, NT. Y„ on the I4tfe day of September, at 10 o'clock in thettoreaoon of that day, and «aid mortgage will thereby be foreclosed —Dated June 13, 1861. OLIVER C, WHITNEY, i Executors, *o. of the last PEWTrr 0 PFI K, / will i testament »t Orla, D. W. O. PSOK, Att'y. H. Whitney, deceased. Mexico, N. Y. 18*12 Which i? one of tbebest and cheapest- ADVERTISING- MEDIUMS »i Oswego Cotuily. \Unqvettionablythe best sustained Work of the kind in the world.' 1 '' II A R P E R ' ^ NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Critical Notices nf the Press. T WENTY HV'E CENTS boys it—the uheapest, richest, and mist la\-tiog luxury for tho moi.ey that we know. Three dollars eeenres itfor one year, and what three dollars ever WMntM) far? 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