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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-01

ment Of person who was not citizen OF the
State, and who was last fall aiding the Bark
Republicans, to the post Of Superintendent of
Public Printing il would have been ENDORSING
the course Of Gov. Packer as to national spb.
lects, which, before bis election, he disclaimed
having anything 10 do with, and which hp re-.
fused 10 discuss with Mr.. Wilmol because tbev
were in 10 way connected with the Goyernor-
ship, bnt with which he occupied nearly half
Of his message, after his election. These thing.
the Convention properly refused to support
The issue was forced by the Governors friends
They asked an expression ofopinon by the Con.
vention as TO his State policy. and they got II.
If they don't like it, they have none 10 blame
but themselves.
At the same time II was expressly declared
that the issue OF Lrcompton had nothing to do
with it--that was dead and laid SO low that
none would exhnme t--that was merely look
ed upon as measure, moi a principle, upon
which Democrats honestly differed and which
bad been passed upon and decided.
From the Western Press, Mercer co7niy.I
An attempt was made 10 have the conyen-
tion endorse Gov. Packers administration, but
after an animated discussion, 10 which the dis
organizing course of Gov. Packer and his ap-
pointpes was exhibited naked, the resolution
was killed by the decisive vote of 81 TO 81
We approve this action OF The convention most
heartily, and regret that the voice OF the party
in the State could not have been expressed
sooner. Some have urged conciliaton on this
point, and Cancellation is proper enough policy
in IFS place. but this was no place for it. As in
| 1854 and '55, 80 now, the health, the life even
of the party demanded the prompt exhibition
of The strongest medicines. We believe tho
| treatment will have the desired effect.
From the Chambersburg Valley spirit.]
The resolutions adopted by the Convention
meet hearty concurrence. They will be re-
sDonded to by the entire Democracy of fthe State
and by many patriotic citizens who have not
been in the habit of acting with the Democrat
&c party, and we doubt not that they will form
the groundwork OF the resolutions of the
Charleston Convention. II is upon the con-
servatve ground always occupied by the De-
mocracy of Pennsylvania. that the Democracy
Of the Union can always gather with SAFE
ty.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-01
QUIZ CANDIDATES.

In order that our readers may know what
the Democratic nominations for State offices are
thought OF in other parts of the State, we ap-
pend few extracts on that subject from some
OF Our exchanges. From every portion of the
State, we have evidences OF the most hearty
support of the Ticket. The election of Wright
and Rowe is considered fixed fact, by those
who are posted or our State politics:
From the Easton SentinelJ
For Auditor General they have given us
Richardson L. Wright, OF Philadelphia. An
honest, competent and worthy man, and a
Democrat who never finches or swerves. He
be has filled many Offices of trust, the duties of
which he has always faithfully and honorably
discharged. He was member of the House
OF Representatives for several years, and was
once Speaker of that body. He is at the pres
ent time member of the State Senate his term
expiring with the adjournment of the present
Legislature.
John Rowe, of Franklin County, the present
able and efficient Surveyor General, was re-
nominated, by accamation. His rp-nomina
ton By the Convention, by acclamation, is the
strongest encomlum that can BE- bestowed upon
him.
The nominations are worthy the support of
every Democrat IN the State.
[From the Juniata Register1
The candidates nominated by The Democrat
ic Convention, are men Of the most unexcep-
tlonable character aud standing. Richardson /.
Wright, who was nominated for Auditor Gem
era, upon the first ballot, is well known to
the Democracy OF Pennsylvania. He has rep
resented the city of PhiIadel phia in the House
OF Representatives, during several sessions, and
is now member OF the Senate. AS egisla-
tor he has eaIned high reputation by strict al
tenIlon 10 business, vigilance in the DISCHARGE
OF his duties, and unbendng integrity. He
belongs to the radical Democratic school; and
has upon all occasions raised his voice against
granting excessive corporate privileges, with
out being awed by the sneers and threats Of
those who pursue a contrary policy. He
would make an eXcellen. Auditor General. and
prove worthy successor of Jacob Fry, Jr.
John Rowe is our candidate for Survevor
General. He now fills that office, and so much
10 the satisfaction of the Dsmocracv: that thsv
have determined TO continue him for another
term. He was nominated by acclamaton, and
will stand in this contest with the Democratic !
party; upon the Democratic platform, main
tanning the Democratic organization.
[From the Uniontown Genius of Liberty.1
Richardson l.. Wright, the candidate for
Auditor General, is gentleman OF much ex- |
1erience in public life, and of unbemished ppr- |
onal reputation. "A few years ago he served
Is Speaker OF the House of Represe natives of
'ur State Legislature with great credit to him |
elf and advantage to the Commonwealth, and I
1 The present time he is an able, industrious
nd influential member ofths State Senate
John Rowe, the candidate for Surveyor Gen
, 1859-08-15

The 1oss belonging 70 LIND UNIV VERSITY, and nuw
ofefed fur sie p1t favorable Inducements to persons
Wishing enjoy Tie pleasures Of country life within N houss
Iiae Of the City yef Chtca2o
They oied u Lake FoIeH % the we bank of t3Ee
Like about a'ss notth fr9ta Chsako or sofa
rncrl aud ocT spYnga and na&uIl penute A1o ~ INT
e. l.oA Of e physlaaA the adsanaresfor hfatEfnl
ro zedcnce be exceeded bT any On tie se4
A5y Or In the Western country.
fpe Academy bIahlinz tthe department. q
Lind Unly.lty las been tIected tbs t7s sea:on md
new ii SUCCESSFUL operation In charge Of $. Miller A. H.
new PASSENGER pel.ot stoFe s1d mort taaa eos*a
II addtfou the tsuss through trains n aeeonmean
t,n train tank On connufa1oo uckea hAa
DE f leases CMtaEo every evtng ana ssasns ss
err mqynln titus ah1lnE buaese men N opportunity 70
scnd te dar Ii tue tY and be with theE tales II night
good heiel bas been opened and IN saccua opeaaon
The Lake Fotest Association have also few Ias mostly
fct farming purosea lpE the town. containing frur
three tc st7rs e which viii le sold a reasonable prices
The suSscber has within The pas yesr sd ovcr twsvs
Il ousand dolaf5 wpF.h Of the hds belonging to The UNI
vIsty and Association, and prnrose TO se few more ot
t. pessprz vha Wi.h ths- for umedste Improvement faG
cultivation.
ktou skr1 ajdeeaa Lin through tbs Host Uace 70,
81 Chicago, uGhos FElEA fAHEs A@snl.
l E1a
, 1859-08-15
WHEREAS, heretofore, to wit,

nurd,ta ID ii iinys.1 Ea.ss 9. S:.n...}, Herr :
IsrxneL ESeazs&r q clI.ko Cork County lI:
s;,.s s ID s ss ~ y ~ = !
knv~a at le.tel part u swu ssetsons "f ana -
:a1 :2sat II f2pts:a*. l u IT, IT, u isI.as :
Mann .kn1 vliaRt. the Kanaatst kys. assssesa -
nIns fxst liz n, f.ta Dc routhxr* serS.f .. +.
~ M.,ass1 Il en "a .s tJ iass s
,as s..sety linz .. ~ MsT,..s ass 5Sp..as
NJ nssis vs1aiion u IS i3 tSo ~ ns ass seet
H. ~ ,,ts tss s ,t i s ~. - M ~ .sr .ae s.yhns
frs e4.s f ts A.un.cts Of the l! tt'ns = ths
ss,y @ tsrs t. tsS saef.ee a.a ass,.s
ta,s; tsanx :s ss,eas w. a.. sasis ss3 s
'!ts I'll + IL II 's:* @s< s; y II: ps =, II
e k.ekaaes kls;. In II ~ Al .s s.s a., tss 1es
vt.s i1uul The tthes u at hessvatsn hsnss
,n 9Ss WI "a t III, h.aes noth ens aa
sky rls {1si suds'. tenec t7sf ssk ~. ~ ~
ss psis t. e. :. < as s'esx q.
executed T. aeu.n thx paynsni efsss ;sa sn,,
+ r & csarn. sto@un &ea1 aaa 1isa ~ - -
e ss ses e s' ~ mo e
ven 10 .hs ~ o*.ss ~" ~ S S1s sed
ss'nx 70 one oos seG IT, t9e .sr die ssr s
nunths aer ate fur - a a.' thtes yea!. Asf ane
e. s5 sSs aas sss Ses .s r ao u
tle al Cbca5 IstrLs and 3yabe Il tha Marine nahk
Aot wheseaa hs s, nus4 spf tA du< ehliay auas u
txr das and the nxs &1, due raF teaf &&t<f dA
hsvc h41s become due ats now rrns4n 31
meaxe mi f defa4. be ussds IN The ~ 0saa OF
arY sher Of Li either u s'F~l Of isss*ss os
fb lay OF 1svA waerp ths SANE sh u:d ottrie daN a
pzxaba tha whole Ut ths pne+A md R~ret esearsa N
hr sid pront.sEy n.es III ths <a m"n<as olsaoopTa
ant tA,yspt w virtue at which thtFe raA a0~ e<enfs ~
.sn t.s al4e a~ The I'm. d4a E1ty aahtne
aitrr ;r ~ ~ tp shsee Asssf nAs< -
Il v, iAe upe for .uu 4al tas for saae aaose r.
! e.ret IT, ..... a,
aI 10 eu4fa17n1ty .lA thu p"vsf VI sls y aAa p".9x M
r4vrn thene1ef III .Ens vii Oh the tkhr*nth day "
tuxnst In he year ls In otdsr 70 make IT, ut"n*T
~ afo< .hsa ~ aos ;,s IT, ~
In lie ciy of Cbte.x,. u noa bFsrssn u. A,nts q
o.I1rk a. " md oclo4 ~ On Nad Day. the &a1 ua
~ eM. 20 e a6'er rWI:S ETrIs 1irf,niNs Nc..sass
, 1859-08-15
PREEEICEANA.

:1T The A1kansaa Gaztt< calls our neighbor
If he Democrat "a fast editor.r He is 4 little
last for 70 old gentleman. 4 breeze is said to
travel at good speed, and he is always trying to
c1{cA The breeze.
s~M Mr.. Wise's last letter vas probably the
shortest he ever wrote, and It shortened him 4
head.
- 4 letter, describing ths personal appear.
aacr Of San PikA, tho clesnr migatpry editor,
speaks Of him u bsM- We dida's suppose thers
| xsa much Of = growth upon Pixies peak.
, 1859-08-15
MASTERS SALE.-State Of ILL.,

191 acts Coax County 81 Circuit cog;t ef Gsok @
E.zhtJ' thaseery. h1zci a. Tucker ~ kofxlf Ear
cisy lieaL1 Daniel Davidson Martin u Walker. Wat1
s.nrsse DAVID t. Hart a th& nnknowa heirs al os l.
uo.t:o1k, tecxaAed.
tuaae aaee + hereby k.e that b pa.s,aes e d,
euts in tie as,ve eAH1 e1se on The third d2T oe
.oyenaner A. D. rs. |. l. {. PAN. Frszr. Master b
Gha4:t1J q Eoox coun1y Ssaas Of limos ~ % Y.
Court uouss Il th4 City Of Chicago County Of conk afsre
sid. tea oc'S1 II III :rn4Sa u sad ay ~ II pub
hsea seten a. efas sh n!oe ~ I'd tsa taa u sloen
u tn easf Ut the oor1hve4 qustse Of srstou thty
4 ar toa, in Township thsst .ns1e - nmth pt Ranes
k,nItten fl&} Th:td Principal Ae id zap
recor n The eee Of the Recorder Ut tvak april ~
l T. Ok - Of tsees anI NaN eaKc Il, cnatnirk Eight
~ re. e the as, Known and -
sesd sa.s u tae t.half q AZ nsaea asa.
encrE the %4u:h Gne he eut osty t}
rods fnm The spIthels Of mid qaater scsaon.
: 5ualux t!saee Iuta uttyS.o 90 Io'h h=sts wv3
turf (41 s.t. theeer south hlrtTtwo t1.} sotA and
Aeace pce of bex!un'n< coas.inbE et=tt ~
he neasr ~ 1sfe ths r,.ney aue up,n drr.se viii
L1txtr,t and cas4s. L. e. FAME fKkEk,
Mafe1la Ctanst5Y Of Ceek Couns7.
Clt:aEn. July =. ISIS. lJt1tFdsss
, 1859-08-15
J4.G u. fAANA FH&AA
Mastsr!n ch.acez3, CcoE' ounfT.
Chicaeo July ~ lse3, U3o d5o3 u
cTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Co.,
~ City Bank of New Ystk ~ SssvAH u. Nasah.

NJ hst viii Qf Ats hsnsat saas Of uEse es Tbs
Etfk of The Court u chieak ls.*a r. ~ aay
nf Nav A. H. iSt9 the snli nfths A Lty lank Of N1W
Yorx ali alnas ht A2ts ef he Md VI .aSt 7. AAs -
fs - sam Tvsnsycue rhu.a.1 Sig n.nssd md stx
sheriff u cook County which sa wit aas aeea retussa
executed.
sr ahl p.aally b. an Appear b ose tbs sssd Ssp<stas
oaft Of hlcssu. xive ,ti a4d pl1st y. t* sAA plaa-
tn'a a4,oa within The time An1xd fnf ynar HppsHf.
sn In ,,e ase judgement wilt l wntresi aEs!sss Jon and
in 4yuf Ut the said CITY Bauk ri Ssv md = aeh y
tte p7,n " ATTN hid may he sufficient t. .Asy th& A4
iut !nspt and o. u wu l.. sid a4sfy BE- ae1sa.
MALTkK kfABALl~ &rk.
F.2xrl1, s41u TuoAAs. rIt6. .att,A
h$9t
, 1859-08-15

t1 hereby <vso haS .!eh5A aas ne n a ,S.1 ~
sy Lya. p.,s u 10. %r. ~ s e. a
~h+, = Ii Ens- wt. &as stu1r1 by N$a-so on
De as:s Lt:v4 rae~ted. executed BY tae -. iaamas
~ TvnnA btstrtn1 late swt,bsF ~, d. u. laa anu r
t,n In ibs IL .r:f,s neu u k.nkases coaatJ "a sae
S.af- IL ri iuot. tn a4pk !, fx:e% II ast - H.,
Wv sherrSore s:a br ylsae Of the rovsr ~ ,as1
% sss t.eqsy escaa IL . .. . y.
INV Of T. faro County sf Cock Aod stats ~ l!An
IL St;.ex sell Il pail alcston< u tnt ~ eosss NJ
f,r eak tbs klln ~dux descneed pf"pen! 70 nn:1n -
hun14 ana fassS q .an4 fscfisa nas .3e ~ 1sn
L. heva Ief-meeed ard beunlet - {" h~s: coasner r
IN NJ X sek JH.x Ao.f. tho Eott1 eass eones o.
sxtsev 4 tr7e Il so1 .e~erea tes 7.
n.+-rr ur Tbs noxthwe~s 2o beg HninX eosE ef u u
s-r a.,i rnnns theucc eighty la cha a. 70 nns
one Is ehes md e<s wf ~ ~ iSe
II u1t en for the uahtas: tofaet - tns - * *
ss!d epI ,cfrs theme s,uh eighty s1} chains @ sn
s." ~ ~ r,eY X sn aaes, -txttT cl ea.ns +,
30; ihses osnh .tta ,hs ~. boHoday oe saaI 1uaar
.,ser Ifn Al; thx ht teurf and tlifJ u feA1nRtA
~ - Id Thn1a1 w. Ly4s. h.s heirs Of <&4 Fpe<1
t4sirrs shestln- ,.,sra ~ urr. umtsasee.
huthsw |AA1-9 49, %N@@~-
, 1859-08-15

m densure Of Mortgage b<ssn< A..4 ihs ~ ~ ss y
q Fprsn II E-!Ttx.r ln..oss No1Exo'. to n.es r. y
srs e sseat u :ae r far hand1 40 rd r. .t
ara sut Llny .ve esnta zeufdink to tne uncI ~
4 FroEasHy Sots sailossd = - 1ark NJ oent .sit
srrn die lhste~:lh Aod raya.e th,.1 ElaGs a e1a@
sa q 2ers # est e; apRa e. r. e.
hr.fs "a ferever AZ ta1 .o pes or 291ns .! A r.
.ssus,4 IN fhe Eoa1rY c{ Bocoe &nA sais =" tS'S j ~ ~
-Tst - EDnoFa 10 - number eikn1 toE " ooE
num' Tu;i+tn (14y In VIII II. GEmsas Adsa 70 " y
ssn Of lrt1r pa;'e aat retcted r. - ,te cSe y
ihe s.aztt7 of ali County Tha ND nsnf Ell. r.
povef II xAIa Of It's sesl = ,oseG
Ia n the ns syMers Of the Ea tote fhsftn tsnlo0Tu
.mE - dill = -. 1rd ne n1sx ~ ~
Rserd.T II I'd County II Boen Il Bcof u - y
= I.r- ~ and va Il t1fh t-cofd On tee Lag ~
iStreMt+r l. D. l.s: DesAsi sAT.rE eeeo sse " ~ ~
nsyrrt Of ike saA sum OF n1eT md ~ ret @ n
c % b pd by sad uosts7se "a ~ ~ r., ~ pe5
snaaa trom IL ssh day e txsnss1: A; a.sa % s'1s
r0v dus srd urSAd uFen t.. aid ataH - t of III
N4see T. the1xf h<stbT zay:a ~ ~ y1aat s5o ! u
ssl nzn<r.se md Ihe pa~.. RI <aa tefr19 X rs.T
aaee7<a ar " u,osasee ~ "a r. ,ad M : ~ q Z :.
:as,yf H., ,Qg In city r. n Ine -, nHbs
sot ana s,7ts al tnoa oss ~ sss w -. x ~
nrtt ~ H. h s.x biatr for tsh kns - psr ~ ~
sen.:n ssore dssed AID al the tths sao eQ11ss ~
sfa.sioa q 10 no1tassz' ;nxcss; xgr.r,xee
Ussci Acxu-t ii. fs3a. AAAA1 AA' IA snf-ai
FrLx1 Wpqp AaoEns1A
, 1859-08-15
Chicago, August 1asd, 1853.
rTY OF CulCAGO-City COL

I VT O13k0x*V0 -V10J NV3-
~ lecfps's O.1cr. AnEuss Il h. 1Ss3-
yostcc Is hete,y kvea that tie foluxnK Warrants In
r1y a11<fs + cuilee etoa -
W.rrsnt No ~ south-For 6ltne. wa1unE and paving
D..rbnn .treet from The south line OF K.ulopd set
u the Moth Tine a. I.di44n etFt1t-
Warrant No. 40 Sou:h-Fnr x7AEeInk Nleh.s<7 arcane
fr.a Kando ph Tweinh stfsk. except o<tween
IAo -u1xn a,G Conk1t@ streets.
StAta 4tfret TOT ana. \ e.L
Warrant No. 40. Ns't-For grading Seaor asgcst dona
Cana1 tnet to the hevtf.
Warrant No. Isl Wat-For k7annx Wrst Ta.lor atrzxt
from u1ls&ed stzeet u ,hs soaih Etaneh ct ths Chic
River
wazzan No. %.. weFes op~alnx n Asy - tstt ~tte.
running Ea4t AID Wet th5uu3h eaez twelve fl!} IN tts
Csnai Trusrees' Snbdsy.. Of the Nest t ans! TIE
West fos thu Northeast Ut Sec. II, Town g. North
Ranxe IA Eses Of Thru r. u.
Warrant 10. ID. eoEb-FoE tlInk C7dtnx aad ptank-
nk fEd!aaa street from the panAlne Wsa stitrt 10
In4l1nA .tsy,k HttfEs-
ALL rERSr rs x1e teqneaea forthwith to make ray
uens Of Warrants my 0ee. or The s.t l c
lc.ed At The and e1pen. o the persons r1ae h
payment oi sid Assessments
i. F, U. MUELLER,
.HhtH NJ ft1rtS tthrfor
, 1859-08-15
1 SESSNENT NOTICE.

IA c,:y Clerk. oGee. ChIaxo, Aux u ia.
F4aIc Notice !. he eoy ssvrn 70 II per.hs l'ss'e.ss
ths, IL Crnmi. hoer appointed ey he Common S.aoa
nios sua .ti. ;ea u2ss 'as r. s;',1 t.
6iinx TaIux as3 E:aveuas Marsss the Gilt
of st.ref curb line of l.oo .tfs
has cpupsted LIS asaea7e1 AND naas return naese"a "
ny o:dr<. ..,> ,,,,..
Woat1r he .ua III Of Au5ast 1851. u tsosk n
M Common Council H ii t1t thy, In the C1uotu tsoGa
III! aneH = HIm ~ 1ss Il, KR1EsuAyx, Cnt e,ut-
, 1859-08-15

l. c. P. FKEEH,
Ch;earn uEuss = taaA Im-a1l&
, 1859-08-15
Chiazu, Angut 4th, I6sa.


n Ctr C!e1k's Onee, Chicago, Aug 10th. ls:9.
Tubc notice betvby xtrea 10 I'll snIs9sssed that
tse CetsHasiaaers zpponted hF ihe Coua"n CHpes q
Four Isn.ed c!I.ss upva The raj ta,e iu the s.;uth
Uviska ii .!I 11y desnae3 benetsset By fneE M.4rE
AID FatnC Nx1a stfr {usn the south Hne Of au&olph
Erret 10 Tic moth lne af Nd,an aes {easnilnx Ne
Is foo< rad~ay Of Waaasns ton aFea hsss saEH
Aay Wishing 70 1ppea tton ~ 49, ~ 4 sc a
Nnaiar he ey.h tay Of Aus@E 1so. u eocx y =
he Co:nqo Cuuacil N ihai tme In the Coaash teo
sa .,nIca Ss ns1 "a Il. KRusMAxy, CITY C.esk.
, 1859-08-15

< j C01k.|*QQE C00ufY CQnif 0f I0Hn0o8 FteaE-lH
CaAvxy Aaron smith ~. thaFle. r 2wAtxsut and laa-
pah Sx7ftwSur-bl to Euteels<.
RuhHt n&tt. III hereby ss1 tha4 In ote1f@
sueeei Ia the asusn <ntAlsd elss tn aad Cu4tt l. e.
pan Feer Maer 10 Irsaer:y Of toek e1aaty, Na!a *
Il te7 ocu~k n fzrooop VI sid 4A.. s0 - puolte
auccn the highest bktxs fur II tho - zh dssf of
ataa.M. III owing u s5bt o* taai q. - rsea
thsnef b peos,fY to HAks tho Money dass opon
xatt izefte atexs& and c0sta. eto to VT omutEnGaux
eha!as I'D y Ink seu;h et ~ notta
Es stt1xr Of the nuSthta quarter Of 1Aea1 number nne
ls!n ~nshlp thttysl<hs tl north anEs nnn.*r bar
teen ts4 aa.unnnx there ss.s tssstx I'D kss sss.
uat&ss at s section t~pce south On 1 eat os thi<s
Ij ehzns an nnskyoa aa di0 hnkA " pe%nt thanes
vet wrs txanry ebaies z1l III 10 links 10 n& o. shA
nsri md snh quartet ns u A ~ thence noste On
sd chairs and ntaesy teee % anks Y ~ pace
pf t1gtruipx coslaInlnE and q nN AtrsA q ARd
I.C. rAlNE thExR,
, 1859-08-15
Drf8a &Urihttttr.
JOE PRINTING.

Iae P1NH AND T1t1uHH Ds5uxh FepErsd 10 sxsessA a
short rooe erey vsety ot Job Printing Ii ths mn HAN.
xa aad 1t ea< koase Ltrtng Priaas, FxsAs ss4ennsa
strn "a the pstnn1gof
Bu1MMe CAnp4, LKTfR1 HXa14 ELL H1Apa.
Kkdxtr11, FoSTK&t, FnosHAxnHA.
FAxYNlEEH, tERuEI.AxB. EK{CE1,
BI.Axx&oENy LAAK1A 1kxNtA
"TRIKTB0 IN OOIOR8 n
II IL III vszistses done n beautiful T1e and It aats
ss7. An examination of specimens and p1iees repod
.ulyuy!ted.
oFdsn from ths country promptly tlled, aud aadsat
homatT exp7ses- :.
, 1859-08-15
4 SSFSSMENT NOTICE.-CITY

IL C!esk.s Otce. Chlc.<o. Aug: 6h. ls19. ,h,,
Fuoie rekiee hereby given u a pessous
~ CmutIone aspautd ~ the comnee csrns ,hq e
Gfy Of i.htasr 10 ct Eloe+ En taoh arg
hrpssI dosa upon he ea1e n tia Son:h DEsaoa
q aaa c{. de.ed eeostsssd ey Gsae ssfn ax stt aa
70 xae eErtze OF Asehtr Road. hak enoops1eh ~ A7
raert, Rcd u11ee fxtuTa the11pf to ny once
rrrsns wish{pe To apnksl tpm MID assesEsa Eou<
f1e taer oh eettoo4 Ii writing IN oet % g teias
MxdsY The twenty niae:n d4J Of AnEa4 Isl ~ oeoeA
d Eua.n hear ii oh<c1ous Gid assesaolenE $40 res
~ au4tras. 3I - i. kRElsMAy1. cty Clerk.
, 1859-08-15

II CIT OF CHICAGO, e e.R's otace. An I. 1872.
Iu5. Sasi he-eay E.sn T. r. Ttr.os.s q
Tic Cry Of Chie1xo assss tae of .I11y fur on-
xDf foar hupded nd tJhre DO i1s upen ~ feA tsa
tt<db wide1nx he North Bzrnth u liz Chs :oaru.n
1ecr1a vhh n order ut TIA Co7tnon Tot !uc F3*sed
Apzu = 79 hare completed their aasuafnx and nasa
Iet44u lhestof 70 ny ut3ee-.
Any per,oa wishing Ia au7a1 ftonn aid a<H NET Hu-t
f.s tsc cue tous v,Itlak N zn5 eeex oE H1oIA
MtndAy. tke th 6ay of ARfr& s51A It 6s1aA NAz
LID CoNa@E CoEsclw1 u t1sa t+.A. = Coz e. p
fS.1 Or k-c-ttAA Sx.ae. r,A
aal11& h KRE1aKAEa, CT Clark
, 1859-08-15

Public Stlee hereby vtn to n 3e.on. .o't1s,tea.
that the undersigned CotaH appointed BY the Cum
nun Council of the city Of CAI7xo 10 a.cs1atu .he ana
Sc and recnpense de the respectfully Of real
alley fourteen feet wl ruanIk north and souta ihtuuEh
the c~ntre u huek .eEen utncaas AddIt Ia Ia
acnrdanre with or.eE pas eI IN Cnmu.oa CIuncI iu
gut 1T 1s aud the TIM. 10 the amount u
tucn d1akrs toE-ther with The ct II .uch yroeee1
urn The rial estate b. deemed bened'sd in pr.p2r
ton a. nssrv as n.y - the benefits sGtn e4h laF
eel Of fsurnd respectively. viii use* ar rhm No. n tie
Cvult HOUSE on he Of August ls39 II hour "
soclock ~ III The puzpd.e Of mixing sa Asssa8 1t.
6. *. EKAY.
+. A. DRtfstS. ! Cur:Es-
q. P. HASSES,1
, 1859-08-15

q CMy C'sEk's ofoee. EhleaEo, Auk y ~. z,
Yuc nstce b hereby xivtn to III PEN nj nat
The Earssvne7 a7qe,Eseih b. the Common couueA r tae
Guy Of 70 at;ss, shs 1a Of a 5h1 sa9a!sa ~ En- T
d~eas.i be1eA<d hy r!anre thu ae IN taoet nmsseen
tls,. Wocors Adahian 70 IhleaEn h.a ss;aese1 a-' -
sessIa IT. ard nsde 1esu.n thefeof to my eGe- .
Atr xshI"k to spp<at npn aN Aaesscent EN-.
q 'At.z O., -tiaa. Ia sE1hE- n 1T ucs oa q s''e
r. Council WILL II that E1se In ths louneat
R2.aI II objection. 10 aid aaskxzraen& AID serss ado
.n,Etfs IL ~ Il. KREIsNA<x, City Clest
, 1859-08-15
Special Apti11B.

cZ The Great West is the pro-
,sed 'sad IL sse eyes .. millions, bA IN ths Old World
End ;he S<w. III fertile ssi and magnificent opportunities
fat development ar the cysat ssurcea Of la sssona
but a'on9 ih bea~t] stre7n tiers turks sa Of most
deadly iraeoee which u The crest drswtaak of that saen'
Old Ecn md must rctns.n for nanr yeats To come.
Ena1ts snd c:hcs who contemplate saslcuen1 in that
xcceon. will Do veil to provloe themselves With the only
cur Int Aas yst b4en Ecsd ee speedy and cszalo
we mean DIR. J. AoSTETTERs cELEnRATEp BIT
TIERS which has sra.ehsd hundreds trom an uutlmelr
zve. Ttsi- operation upon the digestive o's7as u soon
xt1 to b bsnecclcu. w1thout being sioasnt~
For aa,e ty Dssss ant dealers Esaeza5. ssery
, 1859-08-15

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :

'OA}AAA At~ r. 0A@.
npaie. Is hereby xsea to Al peEsnns sateresel
th4t the u1der xned Coma 7ppu'e.i bT the Cou~
naen Eouncl Of the city af Gh3Ea IN tle 1nas
and due the spe1itsy ef ru-h ral g.
tate tlal be Appropriated an taSen Tyr The *1te sn ~
block q Ninz!c addition to Chicago soush :" Huron stret
x1,; .t $50 ard ii tbs tine tho x1noun Of
sub l4tbss .NA ~ 81 .t shs Ts,set1 = ns
tu a. leany may b., 10 hu benehs fautnx 70 eAe1
gtsee! krqnts 1ee ve ~ mse u on . 20: :, IT. T.
bur II 10 O'Clock for the pnrross q sd +.
x.snlect. U. N 0nht3
CIIAS. kLENW
, 1859-08-15

"H-H1o5IVN EMO NO 1017
1uht.e Notice Il hereby sEen II s peEsoua Interest
e tha1 rndessled C.tntna ne1s appante1 ly TIE
Common Cuu. eli nf the city Of Chicago TO ascertain tA.
d.u.s mi reptst<nss due the respectively OF
snh resl est " tha 4pi<ncftatri aa take, t the
exfet.!on Of Aoah Us1s!on street. fom 0ictto tfkx
August IL Is.a AID Il the the 70 a.<.s H.
upon ts rr esia1c by them dr1,ei rntatts Ia pfopr
te III isneas tsut!sx + ea,a e. Pr r.
Gu. ou*e On he lh lily of ts:y 1t III hour u
nc!o.k. +. u, for lie p2F1%s, e .Gnx sa0 As's's
ne1t. q. u. GkA1s },
ClAS. k14ENN. }
, 1859-08-15

1fASrEN'S SALE.-State OF ltti-
IN Ch-aee.y Lucius Nasntr~ Ch,es Warner. Elen* sr
WarsEr auI Henry lusshaIa koteFf Merrill 1f f.t-
xt r. ,vf Juhn NJ u'. ~ Ter GuIun. 7id Guernsey
uos-Niilto 70 Forecao4 Nnrtsaxr.
1uble n"tl-e evEety .ssn shat y Pu'.n.sse q y
sv.zta dy " Iuay. a. b. lss. l. +. ~<ss. Master 10
th4ncesy of Tie Superior tosFt sf Ghsas' xni % ns
she x sid day, -<a Ut se. .sstoo 70 " h!kh
hGder for cash. tho north door VI the tnuls H1us
IL lie cisy Vi hc7 t.sa oonsY aad sss,e .tFad.
tr fo'~iaz ie.t9. rel s,tat ts - much th:l.of -
t.t WI: lattTe.t and enstsl. w,t-Lots nu!nlr ty
ekht -, and ISL IN Boek number thldy tnFe
1851 cf tEs sr1 TIustse, su5 s.s1a Of eectou hu@f
ssyen ii: In Iavn ef We< thlcaxo. Comfy II
,4c1 SAT- q. u.inGlA 1RA SCuIE-
Asfer IN hsaeeEE os tie Superior toun .. thisssp.
, 1859-08-15
Ntm publltatto,a8.
FINE ENGRAVINGS.

4 II B R. o 7 Y. P E $
, 1859-08-15
Corporation. Rnttets.
4 SSFSS3IENT ROLL,

n A dssrs,ooa cf Tie Kssl Essata N the snuth d.
vision Of dty u Chisxo, dee1e hAaeetsd " MtDk.
wiling md paving WeIh sfet the soutA alR Ut Rao
doph he north Nns os Nadson reet. excnisas
tas fsty2hf foot oadvay Of .,hinkon sfxs III ~
valuation thereof and the of n1on<y seretanv asesd
thereon for bea. ats, by the Comnistoa.ya. tovlt:
6RfGINAI fnytt.r In NHIrAc0