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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-02-12
kEOKuK, IOWA: SATURDAY. FEBRUARY le, 1889

sssa y Hb ca WIACOh ClOCL
! :, ,&1; ! :
Christmas and New Year 0ifts ,
NO. 4. EsTEs HOUSE.
New GssAs Just HsceivsA, and mere
Cemtngs
Sslscssd expressly for the Holidays, con.
FINE WATCHES sILvER- WARR
ASP AnD
JE W EL - Y. FANCY GOODS.
Clocks snA PlassA ware,
CUTLERY AND SPECTACLRs,
SwhseA willbe sold low for Cash. -
Watshss, Jswsiry and Clssas kspsirsd, ssl wss-
Ne. Essss Mease, Ger. Maan 4 ssA.
Eovsed sAMsL q. BnIDGEs
Ladies' xaney Hair 1lns
"A losss. sorasr Il Main and ah streets.
Dees-d .. @. BRIDGES.
NrAR N ELE = $50, ~
WATCH MAKERS AND JEWELERS.,
AND psAIsss IN
rine watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
No. STA Main-st., between "A snd Sd,
KE0KUK,...-
nAvING lately Added largely TO ear facilities
H for MANUFACTURES AxD REPAIRING Jevelrv
We are noe prepared 70 DO all kinds OF work per.
tanning 10 ths& businsss In the most approved
style.
GsSA RanGs Of any sise or quality made to
order.
Particular attention paid 70 the repairing Of
Watches, BY Rrnsr CLAss WosKnsx. All work
warranted 70 givs satisfaetion.
&=
GO1a aa4 silver , pectacBes TO suit all
eyes that can be suited. Glasses matched and sst
in frames. M
Cash paid for old Silver and California Gold.
ANAAsA@AsS1 - ASAAot
v. v. AusrM. 9. =. ALsEss.
w. II. AUSTIN 4 co.,
Orocsrs ana Preduc Dealers,
NO. ns MAiN-sT,
-.....-....I0WA.
WE 0uA snSrr Ar. n<>on- .o,a ~ =. 4. L.
w - Tsprsssnted, and deliver goods bo~Ght at
retail TO Any part Of the city, FREE OF CHANGE.
Being agents for several Touring mills We are
prepared at al sincs 70 cell Atwhoiesak and retail
all grades Of FLOUR at the lowsst market prices.
Orders from the Country, accompanied BY the
Cash or Produce, viii BE- Allied paoArrLy ct tho
Iowssr vaoIAaAIs : rs,oss; sssa s.,n
For al kinds u COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dee. =, es-dAw
CUGAns-crusAsd,
and Clarified,
Tor sale BY ". II. AUSTIN co.
MOLAsSEs- Belcher's and s.. Louis Refine
N1 ry.in bbis. hif. bbi: and ksgs--ior sale By
sOfEEE-Mo,
and Costs Rssa,
for sals By VIII. AUSTIN CO.
CU0Ak-CUkKD HAMS,
~ County Do
ana side Meat. |
Tor Ah y ". II. AUSTIN Co
RkEt TONG U1S and Dried Beet, &
EA1N.MAvEN OHsTENN
(DCWvnD every evening. fsssh. and for sale
N bw ~ W.A. AUSTIN %.
dses0dAx -. -
Il ELevAtAAngns--A. .ses iot q al SrA1sa
Y q css11Q - 0ty FLOUR os AAad now and
s..sss2s : - : =. 4. AUSTIN /. co.'s.
WMb6W 611H 116 TRX HKS, 81 Sssss, Ysr
W sale ~ ~ ". Il. AUSTIN 90.
dsseo6Aw
PAPER, all sisss Of 1Ax aa1
w essDw PApsss, direct from The mills, fur
ale Low ~ ". H. AUSTIN = co.
I l6sTETfER'E BYTTEKs,
IL SchisdAm EchnApps,
Lsslies Stomach Mttsry.
Lsslisis Ginger Wine,
For sAh by VII. AUSTIN d CO.
~ r.E LAD '"n
MRs. m. TALLON ~
or THE LADIES TO HER
NEW BTOOk
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
TTH1 latest styles and fashions and various quail.
ities 70 ssit al tastes havs bssn selected
Bonnets,
Ribbons,
Arti6oials,
EmDroioerios,
Collars,
OloAks.
, 1859-07-25


It has been currently stated that bogus three:
cent pieces arc as plentiful as the genuine ones.
4 Dinghamptou banker addressed a1etter to the
Director Of the Philadelphia Mint on the sub
jcct, and received the fullowipg answer, which
is Of gdncra. interest:
al have to acknowledge The receipt Of Jour
letter Of the cd inst, inclosing two three ecent
pieces, wlich sre both genuine. but Of different
issues. Whca the three-eent coin was first is.
sued, It was required By lav 10 b. butt 80 thou.
suudths fine. When the Law WIS changed
fNarch 5, 1851. and it WAS required to be struck
III standard aitveE, tho sans Is the other silver
coins. it became necessary to distinguish Tue
engraved on tile die around the star on the OBJ
ycrse, aud within the letter c, on the r%earst,
there WAS added, ADORE the nnu,erAl III a tpr1g
Of otirs; and beneath, tArte arfour. Muny per-
sons, in noticing the difference between the two
issues, suppose one or the other to be spurious,
WHICH, Of course, il = mistake There are couu.
terfeit threeeeul pieces in circulation, but they
n1c thicker than the genuine"
, 1859-07-25
pany. m"tfEaIeeA-
x1.-d4I<3A FULLER Wu0D AuEk.
MORTGAGE S!ALE.-Default

ls1 havIn: b~en u,,de 10 hr r&yIoaat # :atA tssts
soEy nots4 Enle a.. e1eeuted b. Then Z "pJ44Atna
nj w.tl4n Mcwli.u4. p4r7hl - the nar - Jsmes
ssncTrr. III d.te.l The lne.exnsh .ia Of ApnL A. ~
~. md q respectively ,hs DR. d, uar. ~,
iG0 soa ls3t. amounn< 10 ihc AtSgta-o 10 te nm et
r.saty-f.ss Hundred pruss III ..,ttra. .s'ch ..ia
~ pY fn1xn'u.e by way IT ua11.
faxe ri b. tAe MD rhnnI.. = I;tyu.tvu WI.
liam AeA Lama To rts raid j.s7h 5ansts Ant tsetfcs
A. Sp+inxer Ia,ee II aald lst Ut Au a. H. lbA Ia
.LL ii pp.4sei .h4t Il a.f4u:t ah1ud b.
tic paymeEt 1t sud notes. either nsn s days
.betea the ans *hcud 1r-p3esivsiy :sons dne anti
A1e. '.t then the whot4 ky sid not-~ Ae1at
asraltet the ost!on nf the rid James abs a<ts ehn
PARTIES of the .<<ctt p7t Ia 1aa xe bs<14 a1na.
d1zre4y lue and payAt&A
Noticr Is therefore. hereby given th,s by vi1us ot
puws1 Il a>ie In LID to::tzn+t. L< ~e!zne
r'Gastes vilfn Taestav. the ~e4sy s1ti y, of July
n u ls.s ii 10 "eock al he u'sth frEt t'ef =. ~
t'tu1 House Ia Nv q! u c.!4ko ut ts VI C."k Ssss
Of EneI. trtx< sl At Inb sc auesiur .ths h!G4 II
bdir for ash tn nd hr e@!- nh<l to I'D mort
xzse. ard there mo ttax ~th 7u~*s u %e >seurs
e s.S and =! S,es 4lsi s,pet.s. lns,nt hA:fo ~:
Two. IN the south branch Ad!an u, n b - sub
d.ri-on et <44 b.ek 1. neuni IL the Re. o'srFs oes
Ut E.loS euaEy III liz Snle 1t tGA aI1 fha llxhS
e;pty VI sii tI"a VI the 4tl tn. =. yntfoa
md Viii AsWh I... *a u4ustc1xs Il rzeu1d&1 u
unk q Of NsrtxaSea. EA<s ~.
GfuK0E A. S:'tlSGEfs
, 1859-07-25
KRszea1 Personalities.

Among Tho passengers BY tbs AaiA on We'd
ussday.; Nsa .Maafics 6erakosah, who goes to
Europs to make axfaagszasuts fur tbs naxt sea'
soa Of the Italian opera as tn Academy Of xu-
stars Of ths opsratia frmanaent, and intends to
make two ytarS engagements for the threa
academies Of New York, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton.
--Adaliua Patti Is now engaged at hard Etndy,
and will make her debut in opera next season
ut the New York academy Of Music. We uu-
derstand that she promises to become 4 great
artistic.
-Cortesi is about to publish book called the
Cortcsi Album, which will contain the musical
gems thnt have been written for her BY the
great Aacstros Of Europe. Among the other
pieces, there will be four tomanzas and txo
duos.
Madame Colson, since her return from Can
ada, il nt New Utrecht, where she has taken d
beautiful cottage, and intends to spend the
sumu' recupcfating her energies for the next
aea3ur-
-l:tigno!i is in Newport, where be is making
great sensation among the bellies aud benux, BY
the manner in which be manages dashing
team Of superb horses.
Julien, the great Napoleon Of Composers,
will probably visit this country next fall, under
IN engagement with Mr. Strakosch-
The Philadelphia Eeeniog Journal says that
it Is 5unlorcd that the robust Eormcs, whose
disruption with ul1man was somewhat angry,
next season. He will bring it to th1. country
September. The company will be s'y ed T =
Carl Fostncs Opera Company" In which Jenny
l'aur Is to be the prina donna, his brother The.
dorc primo tenure. Cesare Badiali pFima bari
tone, and he the primo basso.
, 1859-07-25

The Ladies' Taking Mexico In Hand.
Is last resort, the women hare taken the
matter in hand, and through the influence Of SC
srrct lodges ars now assuming to give some d.
rec,ion to affairs. Any person al all aeq"aint::
cd with These Spanish-American countries,
know that women are tic CHEF politicians and
cunspirasors in the State, md this il why the
CHURCH has no long managed to control the no.
,iun. The women are MI extreme church par
ttsans, and their influence Aas saved the clergy
frou, many fall. The usual Inconsistency and
Inconsistency Of the sex, too, must account for
The constantly recurring revolutions amongst
the men. The women al Mexico, however urc
nut 50 debascd Us the men, ind consequently
they retain more Of the virtues which once grre
such prestige to the Spanish name, apd it is On
tls account that all the male sex in this DIS.
tracted country arc politically henpecke4a-tae
wives are boldcr ind stronger-minded than tho
husband. !
In The city Of Gundalajara it has just been
discovered that the woman huEc organized
kind of Masonic lodge, in which they discuss
politics aud tue soclal economy 50 far as. t9
nuke It rulp that each member shall trJ and
influence her husbandto embrace Ac views Of
tue lodge. They ha.c considerable fund Of
money On hand, and their rauai6cations through-
| ou. TIC States Of jalisco and Guada!niara arc
reported to be very cxtensare.-Ifaatittaa Cor.
1f A. o. LrFxfrfAf
, 1859-07-25

d. 20 r. f7s. = Fl Eli. Il 'sE ( g =: r. . :
q nd >.s, u ino:., :. S.. IT, NJ sss ~.
sna<d n n tS., u k4ak.sFs and s.sis q Aaaals
ssI =. lii H. s<:1as y 6. 7 r ;ese <
vI,* y tn fse s 4 s. H. ID 7,: =
sTo.x :; ~ ;-ona sns " dftsxa easdira MY
I .s t. L. = ~ II g. SPxs f.. q +:
ta.d Y III thoa<nd huauExa .aA thle ss
eats t* es.terv Ene 2A Itrss. MI ~ ,e.asssd
T. .sax 1t h,se III as e ~ ~; y has r ws.s e
saO y r. nxhs eak of - SanfaAs. R.Tsr u. &c
r. ss1 % Z T. ~ a:n ;a & u 'a IL % m Il +:
s.1s x 1Fqss % sas. g :.h eee Au9.s.tt ri tsr1:3
,o,.n y. i, sEss G+se. .suh a.. hoas.s4 ,tts
ginning eooAn * luna Il nj ~.ss - s<9es taia
81. sss a:s~ne | assat 81 l,ra o. tn north ID. At
the N4akaxve tvst In tEs Ali Me aaseQuA Ee%sv7tlcA,
wsss il. t1e n ssss eor1 ii ~, heser@asa u ,ssas
a'uth o1e hutr Aaf kA1y ris 70 Fv!4) 'he: &c ~sst
.zsy nd. tl6 u4s. th<ae eix, I. =" n~t ~ asl
~ ~ ess Of sesa'i,4 esa ~ r Two .ss =.
: .s tsyn.at e 81 :SScn.;.
T. h ~ Il ;;;a .i sa.ta a. EEs.rs n*s..
se sa 'ns ~ sha,* o.on;y II IL fr ths 'a .,e. u ~.
3Sen 10 tsa III r. IL asis .is ,sA I'd
ea4 cu4 txtsvn .a1l.hs ats<. t1i~ tsu husdEs
n.,'aihs for = q ss year. .}er d.ss
sus tvl4rA ore due fous 5saIs ~ 70 ao.
1E 1l 4ue i've 4t<G the 1f &atA5 dtl414 all
aiet 4. fht.xo lln"t ani ayaae Il the M%ros sak-
An1 whr1xaa tbs st poss fr -a due sht'sy N nhs at.
ter di< AID tho for ALSO dae aIss ..4s.
have hetctot xsosae du% aIi rru14it n Aui
wasFeaa. i was er5e-T Iovlei ALL ASrrst III IT, Anld
that II default Ssu be n.de In The ct
either Of stl nets either of ptiFr.pal s"ts'
re t<V dars whtteon the aa..ud t.cnRe al
tie A p'ottsoFy nnte* The si1 tn"+s4:s aealoonl
Aai lien unp VI SHOULD H nrd.e thsrunpnh h. ur
lrt fay7tr, hv Write Af ~a1 &axr: ecaEae DIS
s p4, abe ofshea .es Nor t sae Dur III ~ to.nhs
:, :, a.. ns r,ra a.. ~ ~. IN. a., nhr. - -
erT>dte-
Aux therefore. .otec ID hsEehy k!sen that b. OF
sd n e'afEts -!h the r"wvF OF s!t IL sai
siren .L*.tzrr Atkn w. ~ the ises., nh day u
pay 'he uote* a'ore<sl ukca p..4ls- a<f Tn
s ii public Austo- the Aortb ofthe tnu tis.u.e
O'Clock \. AMI ..e I'D DAY ih4 xAd tract
4 land. 10 the alsa.t hid = f,r {. ~.
lrlI ri IIiEEIXl
, 1859-07-25

For several weeks past st. Luuis papers hare
been blowing into notoricty IN Invention a.
lercd 10 hare been discovered by NJ. Chisreil,
Of that city, for manufacturing bar iron directly
from tue ore. 4 fprnaca erected there TO test
Nr, Chiswells inrcntion was stated to be i
grand success, and revolution in The iron man
atacturc was not only confidently predicted but
positively asserted. The matter attracted 80
much attention ut Detroit tha. an agent was
sent frou ,bc Wyandotte Rolling Mills to see
iii the thing be no." &c has. thoroughly ex-
furnace substantially q failurc. lie declares the
iron by The Chiswcll process too brittle tor any
practical use, and Of quality quitc inferior to
That made after the old plan. lie brought back
several specimens; and the best does not CON.
pare With The ordinary bar iron. i is thought
| 10 hc slight improvement on the Rcntou Fur
mace, which some Of our r;tiSens know Of, but
| vet falls far short Of the merits which it j:
| cIaimcd to -CltTtt1nd Plaiad<a1fr.
, 1859-07-25
R-fgal aDucr1lsemrllts.


NOkI q Il 4 + SALE.-Detau!t
lf1 h.v.=z been made In tie paymen' Of four ,eve4i
s1Ser T. Vslsa.l III r.,i s.s A:s.s % Hsb. j.. is:. ~
aeaoaata il the a1sEe ~ .se si:a " thu.
secured oy cr1t tn ln.ensu- y wly q e.:e o,seu
lei ~ tha "a i ALFRED Mun, asd Eit:p<.h h.s vie
Isl, = .aAa :. a!pa I'D ~ il ief.ah .h.a1 ee
repeeey ~htenu ,as saou!l aud yaJa
sle y. thsn shs ~nSe 'es seea,e ef 20 note, .houd
P..tZ q he svna p.st Ia t=d moss@a<s escoas inn>
.he sssa M1,ls isal laf ~: n de Owe. !,
h. un4sntn SosSs = sheseeis net~hy gwen that .,
;: :, T. : q; - =, e e
aoY,e IN ias esly e chHaso Gtes soa1 Ll'c!s p,9.
der. TIC pter1te9 i. scEbt1 IA nd n4csakt. and thereby
vrfl7sr1 With pou<r Cf Sat - s debt snl u
a. 5asss T. , H. L;
eTs Addition II ths o*!na! tu~u {ow esyt Of Cbrako.
nd II 'et = Pqnss, ,Ss ~ II sst
.esos .wssss efst M - y ;osa:h? t.. tax sA ~ 4
and We thtta A ts il fes Eli bsu.ls u tas purch.
=: =. Ct as II est { os IS s II It. s
H. ~ ' s stDSHI SSsEF3 THGi, SiiS x!.;:s:::
n,;:s S:.sts IT. r.TEt \, IL Stsa' A:saFn<'s
N-The a..ve ~ is postponed rctl1 SpAT thr 18th
day of jusy .uasars. II os!sx y The SINE aee
sG;:s; /:
- ,.' '. 55SSEz EH;SisfiH aIrE: : WILSON
pAsa July lsb. lssa. -. -N'%'> jJ.3.sl:s
The above .ae I. further postponed I, Moud7r :,h cay
Of July Inst, II 10 o'clock :: u he same pl
~, Iii;zev Et;zsytfN flrF +: "lisos.
, 1859-07-25


of r;pr1xr .as ats the II lrl .y " A1aehs a.
D. IA. ~ seizure lie ia, @ hvrttsl MD st<hay
do An IE1yat,e Inc p sV t.f+lnftS ot ax7
ee.t r y L1tfs Of er tas- II do ~
the lid JLh. .ey+s ayalt TT ord.S Of eaanA U.f
fhs sla " or hui deti sa4 fuzzy d.!04 l*} rich
Lssa!ir In AID y&AzA fro tse tSah xheh
sd no1f4r ri for 1eSnfA fn LIE .sc,ses1s uf1~
cf opk rus.Y <tass u th%l'. tts 3ah d. Of April.
H. B. s AVID duly recorded IN Look II of merE7cs*tses
ia7 IN ana - aa!d n.<.x%t h ~nonG ah<' tal1.
pr.sfd< hist detan;t b ua4 n snt 81 thsr ~
dus y aIe H. raid party ct The -ese"A PEI s.u
usnstx7xe @tl the Ftesn.<N y a or
f1r meinnt< md all xht and %naty a. ie's1fE ~ -
s pafy VI thH tnt part teEe.n anA 1t 0! abo ~ =.
RID no r7y Gbt ar1rt a. lEr sA notes then dnf ~ u
pad. Now lht Gre. default h4s'nz ts' N ~ N rs
nent # tho Fron.]4ry Afrse nls"s * 81 no.Ss
herely tral Eli h. Na1 lsJ. :ss Hosf4X y ~
at tbs u1hory I'll Ia him by 'he - d r9aa Aa 1t
th> purpsAs ebsrein .ta.ei. ViiE Mh n aLsr
ol July 3. issa bttwee3 tho hnusr II y ah4
the div or Chixo Of Coez md ststs o. kans
u pubic auetbn 10 hshert bter fr e.s ~ tsa4 81
f,1o ot tr.ex ox reel Of amt. EtuaaA hiax 3aA ~
Retth.n nuftFttu I'M in Township n1ms<T thity eshs
f:S} Il K2uxt nrm. er fouEtsea f!s sG. ~ sany
threo * Ii I'd Eli b. Isyley. satvl:!.a 2? ten aese
fTsct tho Notthe, 7n4te1 u 'a seon ~ EA.t %
fhe so.thrn1x 4 ~ the Nrtthestt o. 4e Arshs1& n.
sc,tih4 EaW nf hs Northeast u :bs so9fht1S ct
"a Sorhes.s NJ, plated md y toss u 10 h<ae Sfe
", 4sht r.s II ~Itn hv svet! Fods tenxh. foAtlsx
M, hetr- G1e<n Fos SOD of The North It's Of
ss:stsn aad containing I'D, ths%tatf
Vh Ii 81 appanenanexs thsf. aeto fs!eu1 ani III y .
:h I'D { sdt1Ss1e Z y ~ 5:s'
IsAA LATIN. Attorney.
Chrac4 se~-4* tA-A nj 43!AfW
, 1859-07-25

AnA e1xy a3s eesnsed With Tia bataees n m ~ t.
rasrse1r- fnyEeans prescriptions md Family Medicines
bT c1ps7ene<d .and psaaieal rharExseut.sis Terms
ts1lt.y CASH. 1yI-tm dAel
, 1859-07-25

4fA Gtntre II Mortgage beAnk dats TIA tbaIth <l7s
Drtsnshe:, l. d. lsss. s.esnted ~ A.A r Wrrs
keeecrz Fswet1, II Rers+erNt nhIfiA morEafpfa Ii
A.b<st Fay ani sAmne3 u. Far. et-pAstness under
LIE ns<. Esre 1At 1t u Fav Aud atnlraiy II tteAeo,
Etnna sa!d n n:r t., setutr ths p.y.
TIC i r.Ea<r~~ Of the 1t L. eurdlnx
na Certain n"te IT even Lac with shi mortx.ce q! tko
x.d payahae three n.hs AeT t.a tte. With lhs<r
~ Il the sat' Of .a eest an'sn dcly 'fa od
sxns for al tto "ts pi*e<. NeeIs IT tand .su
aIstn the lauty Ut Eouue An steele OF 3lnai axcttl
- f'nu~~ to~is: The n"rtaa qlas1er IN e. Ut fha
suthent QlaT.tr &. ~ md 1h' Youth s7a Quar-
taf 70. :. ~ Of tho sonth east stnaEt<r T. " Of
se1~n No. thlftyfhree .3s In TuSrstp NunbsF foety-
htxN - n"1 q ka NJ fur ~ u thu ri p!iLci.
"a! negn. Which AID cnnialts t~Fw<frf aA8
II ual nIuax,L pseohes uf detuit h! The Ia, <nt
nt 4at nu&e tstta ntnsl And stkh0 led and
lied os fecot In the oct nf The ecories of d tuurty
OF Enrne. the tfh laF nf te,+n<Y ! L. ls, ard
recnued sid ufoe In hnA Of nrrttafts pss- 80.
1!AuI hAs ,f b<~n max In tie rayne1 VI the -a* sca
Of Esuey AID 7.ensi hecufrt to b phil " SID n"1t.xe.
ADD ihetu st!t< lne acl s.d all aE'a mort
the xl # *ol anu The 'a'xrss 'h<sssn Al Tbs
cftfn F<F cent A0nu om a EuTth taF Of taa.
ee1, tB57.
otse therefore hereby xvr that By virtue OF ih4 s
n.1rtkaxs Ar tho tso~<r u ale nuri ths unrf
E~nel u4ostcax viii lAe t,ttt!eth i.y IT July
A. H. ~ O'Clock In the ,rrnoua =. the C',t ltUusa
1or- tic lily oftht<7. tu.lt. 1t t't"k a .ate Of
Enhot e1ry z ao1 els u pui.c 4e<tn ~ ~ xh 1s
bidder tr t4h te sid pie 4s, here .t~sr. .!+st 1
ed and al 1h- nkht ard equity u .cna!on af th% -
tpnr sissr.tl r-.n Al FkEt r. nd
Daist Jueaea, is3e. SAMUEL. D. fAY.
tvkat "<tsu the nAne ~ - and sr VI tAY Ceks
pAny. mntfFHIeeA-
, 1859-07-25

-Ausrn1Ax 'T1rA11rr.-1he Philade'phia q
S. Ga.*tts says: Austria has often been ID far
worse straits than the present. She has been
-beateo over and ovcr agniu on the same so'l
where she il now contendiug. The great NJ
poleon Unlisted upon hey defeats beside ~h;en 'f
beat them everywhere. He dictated peace 10
them upon his own terms repeatedly. He par:
ceied out Northern Italy to suit himself, and
yct things reverted to their old track. aud Aus
t1ia again came into ths possession Of lomh.rdy
and Venice. In tho troubles Of 1s4S, &hess
aiao HanRaiJ, and Jet 10th were reoGFFed.
g thst, Ia fac4 this great empire ssssas 70 s1t
| by soms necessity ia III eooaitloa os s9aas4 h
| Eouthaxn Europe. :-'-.,.-.
, 1859-07-25
A SSESSAIENT SALE.

~
IA crry H1cAoo, Col ectors Otlee- Ju!v !sss.
fuo. nut c. hereby irea that urder ant by virus Of
e..1ain judgment rendered the January Sptc.a Term
A.. H. 9 VI The tooE county nnr: Of common te1a II
Aests4ln ut :en pennk Ia sid Court N vhI The eaty
Others, dzfndsos. eal suit being for
War ea u, d.tet August IL lAaa for waIfz Est
tns and paving M4zket atzvtt cn Randolph t. Lax.
aId Of Of the Q! eetos Keexrf In se a ttes
der of th sal1 thsEeon u eelaa under the se
Of t.t' Court .iAl "a Noaeay, 70 afs day Of Aukus.
Cour1 ltou Ia saI CIT ot Chaxo. e1pose to public
the premises rial eas4a lerE!4aee described, fur tue
AG4ont IT Assessment 1ntsses ADD CnAta 1ua the
as Aer- ea{seI ri forth. tt wit:
0.ney.n,e r. c. Bzt-tol: Description. 0tts!nai iowa Of
Ch! sg,: L.t Wlartnx Lat \: Amount II A.r-es-
s.sat.oe: Interest, e.7a.so, ees:A, &c; To:al.
e1S.s11
HaldA4assz1eni Interest AID Costs being dos thev
eitrI xa!d i Ii IL .7e axseri,e, for a!g Filing
AID laynk MEkex street hu, KAnt!}h .ttxtt t, Laka
xtfert. l. T. u MUELLER
jYSd:S.H Cty Collector.
, 1859-07-25

The Urbapa (lA( Cnioa ssys that rtbana has
been selected as one Of three places for TRIAL of
stea1n plows in competition Tor The Illinois Ce,.-
tral Railroadj Compaoy's premium. Decs!nr
and Centrn'ia nrc the other points. TIC triai is
iotcutlcd to be very thorough one, and will
niov had a trial lately in Philadelphia, and per.
formed admirably, both rs = p'ow and rosd
ttorrsd operations. That -pfev. it is thought,
is destined to become the Cenqacror Of the
prsiries '-. r. - ) y
, 1859-07-25
cPECIAL COMMISSIONERS

NuEIGAGF SALE-Whs9~A1. on the fth tay cf
June. u. ia Ch1Tes 4. Spring eAeced hss Gs<c
10 The ua:efrea sp*s:.l toan!ssass' :, seSa1e d
mors fos tftyoas tolzs AID t9enty ass rents each.
rAyae 70 txo. 2a tart~ fux th~r t,ta pse1
ve3J tata- usttLe. and thereby nrf:Esged lot t~o G
Ia Ecx IT, N lie c'.sly addition u u. ."@n q
MofrA Gfuncy e,onty. And. sAessas. Hiram aAtna on
The s1ih cay S1 1esuf Ms Gor " tas n.
III three a.atsnry nf dts NJ sah mortgage fr
eihsy t7rs = payabefa two 1at thi~s Jea4s fr
tzte respectively n ths une.. I'd md thess5y
u haf "stse n.rta.xe.1 1rt*1 e ssssn tEso'!.
ee~Ea iiij s.ss of it& thrt r.eps ne'thn. la Cook
e,rnty. 1fipoi-. And 1hsna' nd st<.g hsta aa1e Z"
.nd Tie *d Hohns hasb de ds.uls IN tas rImrat u
ths hk os s1d tes ratusak. NsE Ef-sxsse. aEa9-
e = pcss1. IN ~ ssp*sss Mo.t ~ sost iosd
sad Special Co1i* loaer, Hr the pasro<s Z nd nor e.
r. neited, .E. the sshisenih d1y Of AuFu4, A. p.
61 Il n ne1oek fhe forenoon Ut kad l.y. ~ 1t pa.
Laes.un 10 L+hesl nir sos ea.h II Tho na DIOR q
1rssaa = q IL Aexs ivsese Pass Il y q as
OF 70 hpea te1eof 4S neceAay t. nsaks the nors
das oa x4i1 pso1.iAsrEJ Eote1 VIII cD=t: r. s.!e:
Maxer IN ChaaeHJ a1a So&etat EonrosserntT.
fxkAN
, 1859-07-25

DETECTING SRA clever device Of Pied
montcse Colonel, who was presiding over
Court Aarshal at Turin, is related "A man was
tried Oh charge Of being M Austrian spy. but
he vehemcntly maintained that be was q Ai1au-
csc trader. He. however, could net produce any
documents to pruve bis allegation, and could
not satisfactorily explain why he was in Pied
mont "Prisoner," said the Colonel, Ill at
once, "come closer to mel do not hear we'll"
The inan advanced. "Ah," snid the Colonel,
- see that you step with tile left foot forward.
with your arms close to your sides, and the little
finger on tie seam OF the trowscrs. You are 4
toidicr!'' The man, greatly confused, could no
longer. deny TINT he was both soldier and
snr
, 1859-07-25

lonn k4ty and nzx!d Wuher -. Nuhanht 6avytf. Ne-
ahanie1 Palxe aasi ixaA4 E4zrsy -Att.ck:neat.
Pnhiio So*ca hereby zsreu to thu I'D fss.s 10y.
thai four wrt+ Of zlta hn<ntf dttt cut u t ~ NE
C.efk af ths Court o. Ctea.o. dsstt hs ~ az
q iaHe D. ls9 It 'he "t nf ,as 40 n9 fas M 11 ~
pAn6 ~lh&f, 4ud Asl thA &ts.ts Al aes aAAe AAG9 -
may, fof the Ut thre- hnudst ad ~sa
etd thsy-As eeatr, dt<tedt to th. Saeas 2!
turned executed. ..,-r-~ .h.rs
xovr srsoss xnl-A ycr - ~ ~ iSo 80 "a srat "
EhsEo % o. ar* ~ of to- r Il r.. sssH q
~ - V1tay or Seplem- VI, i, H. 'A Ere spe7l ha4ls
IA nJs3 10 tos e.k pantk Aetou- 1ndE1s - ~. ee a.
sseh X !osrY smzched = M&y - ssasas = nns5
Is II tunssa nd soaa VI e - g N @s shqe
= assssz 4 Hae1pssk 1kzeaa4 Atsazasy... 15esN
, 1859-07-25
R, w, Thomas e. Co..

no. METHODIST CHURCH BLOCK.
isis;n-d;la conner Of Clark md Makh|ngtnn tEtetJ
, 1859-07-25
4 43st1a1E 81 -
1ylA 4w-1:s4 E'sENkzEt: HIGGINS. 0oFtknSts
rTlsUSTEES' SA1.E-,y herras

4 A!tn Shet zzd and Jane Mari hs H. ths t'pua.
IT Of W.nneaSo u lna did <4<cer ,he anteE-
Axn~i t;eorke t'tssx- e chicago. ceaasr II Ctos.
tat. Hfpre a4d ee1tln deed .f tst1et in tai< 'n
.>. Lay If ss;teasse' \ a I" tis uebt af
&c t.ln rsona..sv note, hrin& dLr ta t., anil
aid d<+! Of trust tu;y neert Ii. thr ks fst'a VI
ne Of Win e4eo Co nt}. l...A !u U..at VI Eorsa&e~
payment VI mid ptontsry nte 4nl arp !t.hn h.s+rs
tes BY The Iesz1 hoide Vt LID : Il tLo
rre!<. lp sas4 deed VI Eu.t described. kz The pulpsca
thrr In .xpn+.s<.a.
the ehre. nott u he chr given that sha On
ursl4y The iutn day II Sr sx.ab asi VI ~ oeoa
T. The fenoou. At ts .oEth tor VI tia ou't Hon IN
thic r, abfr st l.! zrIutua VI LIE trust rr;H.s Il.
hy al Did rurt. .ei. II p."e A1er:on ~ .h* kIsh.s
hti fuE b. The rfrtss III t%s, "f trust foett.
and described sid a ktt .u4 equity u rwxa. hf sid
Alien She anA Jane Marta us ~if .hes. IT,. Wit:
LIT -ixte 49, ii hlsk dn+<. 81 acc~Ihx
put u tuxu Du ari tauut ut inel..E. sast Ut
Ein.4s. GSAsitt:E T.. CLARK. Trl,tee
Juv 12sn .-41
, 1859-07-25

~ COUNTY, n-supador Court u Chstaeo--Wiilau
IIbary As,sh G7eS Charles T. pletx: md Stewart G.
N.1la ~ 0reu shss tau, Ale1andsf F.xar, md John
WlnteIs in Ch.neET-
Adavts Of The ..tslen- q A.eEsa:er nGs It
of the Clerk 1t sa Superior CnaEt Of Cheseo Nat5es
ants DID tsr h Il rnu.oaln In aid out 1hs Chan
e4ty ssds thereof The tEeah sT # NaJ @ nd IN
dtfndzota rttoTshLs the tfss Aon.1y 81 J9st ~ II
GhJ AS required. hlNuALL e@s@
FAaaEL snsu THcclAs, Con2n' sNlss~
I'll 4lAX-d4eA
, 1859-07-25

AccEssyoxs 70 TIE KxrrBI,cAS PAurr.-
There Is scarcely day passes TINT re do not
modern Democracy and en1istins under onr
banner. Among them are some who hare been
the most ardent workers in the Democratic
ranks In our own town we hear Of several
who hare signi6ed their Intention to vote ia ft,-
ture the entirs Republican, ticket, who haze
nevcr ro'cd anything but the straight Demo-
cratic ticket before. Surely the work goes
brarcly on.-c.dar Fully 7i:set.