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The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30

BSy~ At the last session Of the Grand Lodge
of the United States, I. 0. o. F., thrty-four
States and Territories were represented. The
number of Lodges was 1913, with 6l2 Encamp-
ments, containing nearly 100000 affiliated and
non-atfliated members. The receipts were
nearly S2,OOO,O00 per annum, of which amount
had been expended $s00,000 in administering
rehef to $4,000 of its members. 1t is estimated
that SINCE Its organization, forty years ago. S19,
100000 have been paid by Odd Fellows in the
United States, towards the fulGllment of the ben
eficent objects of their Order, of which amount
$40 100000 have been dispensed in open char
lty among its members-Sac. Union
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30

BsE@ The Sacramento Register thinks we are
afraid to do what we think is right, lest blatant
fools may call US Broderick- Black Republi-
cans" The Register does us injustice. We fear
no nick-names-care nothing about them, un-
less they applied to us with intention of
personal offence. In fact we assert that no gen.
tleman will apply any term to us indicating that
we are anybody's man. When Mr.. Broderick
does that which we approve, we will say so, let
it offond whom it may. When he does that which
we do not approve, we will say so, let it please
or offend whom it may We would just as soon
be called Broderick man as Gwin man, or a
Weller man, or any other mans man. We re-
peat we care naught for this sort of epithet ar
gument, unless we believe the epithets are in
tended to be personally offensive. We know
that we are Democrat, and member of the
Democratic party, and that is sufficient tor u.s.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA,
On the 1lth day of April, 1859, before me,
Joel T. iIandrum, County Judge in and for said
County, personally appeared Mrs. Mary Ann Nc
Crackep, wife of Hugh McCracken, to me per-
sonally known to be the individual described in
and who executed the annexed instrument and
declaration, and who acknowledges to me that
she executed the same freely and voluntarily,
and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned
without fear or compulsior: or under influence
of her said husband, and that she does not wish
to retract the same
~, IN witness whereof have hereto set
L. S. my hand and affixed my seal the day
~ and year above written.
JOEL T. LANDRUM,
api6:3t County Judge of Shasta County.
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30
Court of Sessions,

Hon. JOEL T. LASDRUM, Judge; j. r. Durick
and James Keene, Associates.
Court convened, after a few DAYS adjourn
ment, on Thursday. Griffin and Thomas, for
assault with deadly weapon, sentenced to pay
5000 each, or certain number of days impris-
onment
The case of Charley Kyle, for assault with
deadly weapon, was dismissed on motion of
District Attorney Mix.
On yesterday friday the case of the People
vs.. Henley, Crowley and Bohan for wanton and
malicious mischief, in sluicing away ditch, oc-
cupied the time of the Court.
, 1859-03-30

nnu nf thc heavie>t storms Of rain, tlat has
bee" experienced for usa"y snnn.s'$, yesterday
visited this scctien nf country. 1t commenced
Ut III, early hour in the mnrnil,g and ut midnight
it was stitl s.orninr heavily. There WIS l4ailA.
intervals, with repeated thunder showers. tic
effects Of the latter bri,. noted in another place.
3lr. Fowler, the operator III tue telegraph, n:'ice
Informs us, that siace he ha> brrn acq1sniu,cd
will thc business. lie l,G> never scrn the iinn>.
plerc 50 ful1s charged with electricity fur SC
long u time, US on yesterday. and it was mt I'm.
til nearly five O'Clock in tile afternoon that il
appeared to ceasc IN is eject upon tic wires
We arc fearful that sorne.of nur ruilrt,ads vii
suffer much by the storm. and that somc Of til.
bridges upon The country rnuds will also b,
swept sway by the fo"d. Fnr1n Creek rose rap
idly in the afternoon. nnd the passenger tra',
on tic Eus,cru Extvns;on Road WIS obliged II
return on account uf the lts!, water and wasl,
ing Of the read 4 Passenger w'ln came in 0,
thu western rpal, informs liz that il was conSin
crabfy washed in many places, although IL
train left as usual last evening.-l:ortd Tram
rript .tafl
, 1859-03-30

lFrnnl The =. =. Evr':lG Fe:: u sAtuflAy.l
Thu evidence Of tho Sherman Investigating K
Com,nittre, Of wiict tivr 1hnusnnl yuunrs
were printed is krIl very rln>r. Each s,c.ulocr
hiss swensy 'es}ies 1t his disposal. anA t!4s up~
postum members will Of course, ,nake good ,'st
Of their cnpi'.s: but The Democratic members
Ar. exceedingly clost' With theirs. i good
nc1nocrs: To mr. knowledge. applied to several
Democratic m'y,hers (ar snSle copy, l,m was
unable III procure one, wncItwiill tu slakv lis
cur.n~Itr.
Tie c;lse of tllc rhlyrr +. H. Kankins, has been
before tive Calumet hut tic southern t.e!.slvrs
say that /, is uscs. TO Try to cMforce tl!r rirncs
laws iu tllr Gulf Suites, where the sentiment u
tho people il s" unanimously in favor Of 'lr.r.
stealing Sunle show Of actiun will bc 1AaIr
and lint is Ill.
, 1859-03-30

Thu receipts Of 1}ret4i,:ufs during 1hc past
wcrk wcrc us follows Flour, ':,sss, bnr7cls
Wheat, =7,:'4l In; cu'n, a?,755- bu; Oats, s,=;s
tu; Ryc~1,Yly bu; .rarlry, A.a2.a. bu.- Thetdt.l
lupnyts Ancs .1:us- lst .uss7-llrur, G','ll b!>;
Wheat. 4*',1;, bu.; Coru, 4n',t5,a Iu; Oats,
3a,e.2 bu Tyr, s,3Su bu; Darlry, 3A,;17 hn---
equal to l.'5i,"S5 buslI,.ls, against 4,3zi ,GGt;
bushels received <lurir. the corresponding
period iu 7>,>. The Flour aud Grain in store
in thu warehouses in this city IN the 18th inst,
were equal tn 9"t,: ,:5 bushels, against ~;
bushels ,l,c saIne date in ls:r. 80
Thu n.aiS;'ts Aurln:, t!'c p;.+t week hare bern
dull ind l;fclcS<. Their is no speculative ur
shipping demand for annr, and transactions
have been mainly confined III city trade. Wheat
has declined So TN Winter and Spling-wi'l.
an UNUSUALLY dull feeling IN Spring Wheat. TIN
receipts Of Corn have lecn largely >wpllrn Last
week by arrivals by thc Illinois and Michi-
gan Cannl. and the market shows Il decline
during ilr wcc! nc :G!:c n;1 r,ilr"ad md .cs2c
: on cnnnl. Oats hare bern i'll very limited re-
aanEt, and 1uoat,"as':'rn unchanged. ],urluy
dull, viii, very little inquiry. and scarcely sales
enough to give quplatinus. lliyhwincs inactive.
The Provision nlurArl has been entirely neg
lrctet. During The wrrA We have po' reported y
snsl" sale If either pork or, beef. Lard las
bcen in nhdcrate1r1uest. with sales II liz, e'o>
ing with sale at 1.c, deliverable ut Milwaukee.
Tal!ow scarce. Fut Cattle ere il good demand
tor shipment, and prices ttt,l upward. Heavy
Hogs werc also il fair request III the full prices
Of tl.c Y',cvi"uS week: hut store fless are ,ul
Duriu., tllr past weak hrSclr, Ia}friH CLEARED
ut the Custom, llousr fer Du1la'o with lt,'i> bn
corn. Then arc Two nr three vessels nov load
ing with oat:, curu and wheat :i,r i;utlan Kings
tun md IIa1,iI,un, wlicl, will clear this week.
Shippers, I'uwes-r, show very little anxiety to
operate; and wr do no. anticipate }rnyy ship
u,cnts all &4erc is II greater margin between
eastern and western markets.
= '' ---+.1 - : - =,
The Storm :i1on., the Illinois River.
We learn from gentleman irom J'rrs,, that
the recent storm continued about twenty -tnis
hoars aiunr tile Illinois River, and tlat The
Aiser at Peru hal ri.cn during that time iist
feet. nvrr-ao"iny 'ir' !anls and Aonlm. ,i,t
country fur miles. d"in:: much damage. 1t Is
aaid " have bcen tlu j4cayicnt rain atoru1 k:"wr
in tl!at rcsinn for iru years,
The STATE OF KANSAS.
IN election 1"uk r,tcr in ka,I>:s III Mnnlay
last, to soi*: t"r against & Constitutional Cuu
,ciltlon and State t;nvc:.irnt il is presumed
that the sn,c w:$ largely i'll the affirmative.
LATEST FROM TIL: GOLD MINES
, 1859-03-30
ElRST CLASS DWELLINGS

II'IRST CLASS DWELLINGS
l. FOR SALE,
The two First C1Aas Dwellings
Nt's hetnk Erected.
on RtSn, StAE 5trEitlUN STREET
And N I've 1u.hed Aa; }4. These a5xts fSt.
ttrx >tontA with basement. Milwaukee et!ck fnnt built
Au T., be finished In the t<1t Tbe lots III eet
dtep alley. ana viii have kot.i bek caea.
Persons ti:ch1..g ul.kr such atc.auu,s u.4Y
te desired.
Term. favorable. Apply to DE BRALSARD, - clast
ststtt, from . II IL otuck 4. u.
TO LUMBERMEN-Schr. West
J. cheter. earncitv 1so r. !un.e. Ns.t daft. fur <3e
ehEap: Apply to WARREN + PRATT. PoaleroEt Da!!t
Ig, Chicago. nh:3 r;tG l1a
ITO YOUNG MERCHANTS
Il Fl. sa,c At p!.cou1t-Twn rrie7s for eo1r<e IN
well knn~E tssase Meraatlc College II chicago Il fur
ta!e as veEy f7as:a"e terms y Mear.a. kEt TGt.S
RuSENTHAl, Is 12ka!le street, Chicago. nhstlw
, 1859-03-30
Several E1..t;.r1tElt~ Killed.

tFs,'utAr kas,a> City .'surua1 uf Co.uulerse.1
W. learn fro,n Mr. G.. l.nhsc, clerk nf t.,r
Morning Star, tia: ,!rc Salt Lake Mail arrived III
81 Joseph just previous to the departure ri thu
steamer.
Mr. Tracy. tlr conductor, reports tha. tho In.
dia.,s had untitled .iv etnisrant& III Hikr's Peak
that The great Fatl.cr hid nj. yc, bought their
country. aud that tluy S!,ul nut live iu il; ;.,d
ns an tsrt.st ii their in,rI'i"n-, they lad H.
ready wav',ia nat! murdered several sn14raut:.
Tiir incSruce is sud tn l,r reliable. anu
should warn the emigration to travel well .r1rd
aud in str1ur c1rtjes .
, 1859-03-30

:pEnsox:t-E!e!ard cfobdsepP, !eP, Esq., Of Eng
land, arrived in tha city yesterday, and Is So.
iourninK Vt ,tle Nichxtona House.
, 1859-03-30


Mr.. Prc11 positively aild' unq,nlltiedly re-
fuses 10 be,on,c Il. canli idatc lor Judge If the
=, Superior Court i'll opposition to tho hepull'
can nominees. Tho pressure upon linn tt 90
cure ct,r,rlia,rco with the wishes If the De-
u,u.r.ey A;s been tremendous; but unsncccss-
full Willing to stand by the pledges made |!y:
lin ut Springfield Which hu lsss A.
ways ASSERTED, btn!ud nolr,dy hut ln'scll-1c
could Aul ct,llse:ll TO Lccauae 4 disur:.anzer III
the party wLich lr Aas done 50 much to htild
up. We nccd not say that this determination
Of tile gentleman Of whom wc write j!+tltAs
the expectations ot his friends. and makes f''-
tile all thc efforts Of the Democracy tv defeat
tile Republican ticket. .,
But let uS r.:slisld onr Republican friends
> tllal tl,e miscarriage VI al the Democratic
, .ethears dv"s 1n,t give ll.cm TIL c1ruse stay
ing AWAY si.,m Inc pulls. 4 week must ctal'Sc
- t,ctose cltc.ion; hlal though it Is hardly ross~
lie thai in that hri,l time, llcv should rise ::
powerful aud or lanlzed ol,l,o*ition it will not
.do.;ndeps!M s4'up t|,r !;sl..rsr'nce Of our foes
Tic EentL+nuu il. unnulalion ure "ye,utclltlt'
worthy or Republican support. Their 4ualnt:
ta'ious arr 1llqucaronrd, aud their Honesty
>wjt!'gat :tai.4 :.1et 11rn. .eptnpIurl that cl-
tvrt "s lcir party friends To which they arr 81
Eairly entitled. . -
, 1859-03-30
r Il Z Cit Y

% Sec advertisement OF Thomas Belts,
"'tortaSttle attention pfe:he public and trade in-
terestcd.
, 1859-03-30

. tfg. Seo advertisement Of DR.. Sanfords
Liver 1nyigorater, in another column.
TlkE's PEAk.-Trunks. Yalises and travelling
hass. manufactured expressly for i trip Ia the
t;old Mines at ". d G. s. Wright's, ii and .la
South Clark street. ftl!-.fn
- See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing;
Machines, l..i Lake street. jaa-b:o6
~ See advertisement Of Quaker City s2j
Sewing Machine. t. CORNELL & cp.,
IL; Lake street.
, 1859-03-30
>39tr9s 4 Grihllate',,
..REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
= Fw nrsrd:hyu,e suicstr t,,i,t-
. -. ~. - y Van" H. MIEG1vs,' ,:':'
" r.: - '"H GRANT GOODRICH. -
. ia: Deputy Clerks It she supesios Culs1-
CASP!AR HETx,
>.> ..,..T% Il. .1lANLEY.

COOK COUNTY.
Republicans III the various towns, Of COOK
=" County will lrar III mind that the judicial
~ Eh5fail; takes laact ud1 rle>day, April au}.
lu addition ~ ,!le duty If voting the Repnbll-
>. 1csd te&ks:: there vi'. toSwnuectipss on the
sams sy S t'Yy 'g4A'sa1igg 9f certain h''s.
Fs ,wss t{t.a tn,,kasarv v the rtid 1tic1eit
:'M ths 1ewn ELECTIONS: ~1he election M fur Judges
" aa ukiks :wl l:e p,llluet"d in tl,c usual nlan
Y1a '!4spY4S;a'i4Fs 4yS;a'i wi1l lie leEt whether
, !, >uo''eo has hcun given by the Town Clerk 'r
LII 1le1c Ii. y full .s,r.v
.eut n.a ~ yycrw4S!yNlug pHjor'ss for Higgins
:: t;ok,ar9ch. 1Iawlcy and Bntz =.
, 1859-03-30

II The Illinois Ccntrul Railroad Company
was organized for the year, at meeting Of the
Board in New York On Saturday. by! the re-
election Of r. II. Osborn, President, aid G. B..
Mcclellan; Vice-pscsidcut. "-..
, 1859-03-30

- Raj. b. R1cE's fEcfrns on Sr,nlrrAI1sA.--
The lecfdffs oii Spirtuafism to hare been given
~ tbe ReFf Ul. Rietes 81, Monday evening was
postponed On account Of the weather.
, 1859-03-30

CTORES AND DWELLINGS TO
LET-Ilorgirs to the estate Of Sanl1 r. St!nneE.)
lsou S,ore q Lake STREET ft.t fouE, Baaeuiez aad
Cpper Floor. .
lick stcres and Basement u aad Is S.:e street ALo
DwtlnnG71 II ands6
Erek store, - Wekt Lake 6trett.
rs:ck Dwelling - Wet Lake street.
fir.t Floor Of - Lasal!e A1rt4, ffurn MaF 1st
inquire Of z. G. HALL
r-b7 No 100 Nashin2tun33rept
, 1859-03-30

MoEr Annu7 rrRE W.rEn.-M<S'<. Editors:
WAS glad lo SUE thu communicating in youf |
paper Of yesterday upon thc subject Of pure
water for city USE. l should lbn> to a.c half |
dozen articles upon the SAME subject in cvcryiS-
sue II; rour paper untl it shall ftanl fairly be-
fore The public, for if there ii o1,e subject TINT
Claims The attention Of the public mare thar
other it is thar involving supply Of pure whole.
sol'e wafer for. domestic purposes; III ether $"
much conforms the public health and welfare Of
our cty'; it is therefore to Kc' hoped that
other srasnn will nut pass without some steps
brin. taken by our Water commissioners to cx-
tend the pipe through whicl, wo get our present
SUPPLY Of filthy aud unwhofcsomc water so far
into the lake ,lat We may have i purcr and bet
ter article. .
/ find no fault however with our Water Com
n,issiopers, they arr. men in. every way worthy
the Office they till, and flave donc much I" slip
'rly our ci.y! with abundance Of water. l'nt
they 'tnre. laborcdto supply The city with the
requisite erASr1rr, may they nnw labor I" sup
ply us with tile requisite 4"als<y. Who dues
MT fen,c.sbvr t. huse sccn tie water ut times
coming from our E,ydrauts filthy as to he Of
ftnsivc both To tuste and smell. and dangerous
to l,raltl,, and although it is not usually bad
ii is alwnrs 80 to sonic extent, and because the
patton dues no, ;.ag the patient it is no proof
that it is not poison.
Then let us sincerely hope that ere long we
shall hare supply Of better and more whole
some wutcr. 4 CITIZEN
"Goop NEWS. rRnx" TEE "HoAE"-The
! committee of ladies appointed by the Bourd Of
! Managers Of the Home for the Friendlcss, met
| Yesterday, to compare notes, and fund that I'LL
their subscriptions toward the erection of
! Home amounted to almost $6,A'h le:ivin:, but
*4,oh' to be rsiscd aud leaving as they shy,
good many hundred dollars n.ere, yet to be
> called urod. -
LIT this indefaticable committee on thrir cr-
rand Of mercy, b. kindly received
| E. F. D1rK1SsoS-
r. S.--A specia} meeting ftr Important bnss-
ness Of tie board of Managers isrc1ucsted for
this afternoon (Wedncsday}at 9 T. II.
| E. F. Dickinson, Scc'y.
Dun6LAnf.-On Monday night some rsscals
forced their way into the store Of ,Wettstein &
kampman, hardware dealers, No. rs West Lake
street. They at first attempted 10 open the
door By boring round The lock, but an upper
bolt prevented their ipgress, which was finally
accomplished By crawling in through tue Wit
dow From 5000 10 sl,oeo worth of valuable
guns and pistols were carried Of. Among I'll.
same were Il, highly finished German gun, val
ued at sle5, and many other guns 3dd pistols
worth from 80 10 SO. The burglars also car
ried of cofee-rnil with silver plated top.
i GREAT WEsrERS icAsAnA) RAiLwAr.-Th'
follo*ing is the traffic report f0r lie week end
# ing March 81, 1853:
pxsscnge1s a:o!ta y =
Fr3Sht and I.Aye Ste2k ................ 1@.4as
= Alas and sunslfscs 1-3s :
81 Tosa =. ,:t:.::::.i ";....ess..s Y
" EIGHTH WARn MEEr1sG.-Therc will he a RI
a publican meeting this {Tadneaday) evening .
is the hoa6e Qf J.Slaxik; e27 North: CLARK stree
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
, 1859-03-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

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in ,.;r ,r,o i;rIt c. i ,,', ,its ~
'.., H.. H.. .:,nr;H, .,ia -f 49,, nj: ,,fp,.i
Iu ".. ~ -, . Gtose I! ~" octt at,
49, s..as.i ~. n u,,, .tne ~ I s4 :,s
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49, '.r r,' - 49,, ,id r,,nI ~ I' i
xtro,.,N;x nna ;n ,eh;r1, h.r.. ~ NM .;n9t
WY :'''S3 H'gsssh s, .h'n sae Man m .ne Aoen.
a'neh' WISH THOSE ehsaSeu IN u me nl!nost
s"ee'sS' "EoNot H. .A:tsEs'
+. t,,,- ,, u,,..,, 1,..
perc,1cr il, the 1niucS "t CaiffnrEia, eahes Tan.
,pn IN rt III lust the thing in the way of Cloth
, 1859-03-30
:fnu1(n>

EOUND-An Envelope containing
Ioe1 ~, Tn nvoer an havs them By eAline II Tho
n,asiaa GdsSe Hou.s 3. ii g. r. PHiI - sct.Isz t1
49, FOUNp-A Large New
~ fopnitAnd Dog Mack- s1nspt whate tett-
as@ 5'es.e I'll Il ~ 4oukh Wa1sx Neeet. s. Pom
~ ,is
, 1859-03-30

IF Why Sit r. in darkness Wien Geroula
- Glark street, is sclin. his large stock Of Gas
Fixtures und Lamps ut such low figures.
, 1859-03-30

ITO RENT-SO Acres of Land
bring the north half Of The northeast qna1tey u Sec
- h. l3. N1 fease 10 good teE1t ffll taro u
hve years Part IT the land i cleared ard part tsnt
Apprt the undersigned. = Dcafbosn street. up stairs j.
, 1859-03-30

DCRE COAL OIL & LAMPS
l. A.a1ply Of s.s. Burning Oil ly tes tatEel or gallon
together wh leAu.tal as.ntnr2t II teal Ul Or Kern
Lamps. Al,. % hayrcls -- 1ueEtl.:ns OIL fr
BY t. GOODWIN. III south Watssst uuhso 31k
, 1859-03-30

TOR RENT.-12 new tirst-cl;lss
IL Dwelling Iou.<x each containing ls.11er dining
ntln, kitchen and fire ted s.st. With wafer ~. atu y
tv4r ii tishd In The hest manner. situated North L.
s street, between Chicago aud Chestnut srrrt, in
very &ssa,r neshtoshuI. Rent 4sprer annutl. Best
.etcGta4 required. dpIIH tu TEllNGTuN / StR.tN-
TON st1 South Watrs
, 1859-03-30

ITO RENT-The first class three
l. story brick Housc, With basement 70: ia M",rs'
yate resdeixe u Boasilnx HOUSE. Apply h ALBERT L.
SEELi, cfrrles south Water AID franklin struts.
tnhz9.ln1ctsa
, 1859-03-30

:. ANOTHER NuRGLARr.-0n Snndny evcning last
the residence of hir. Plat, Of the firm Of llatt
& Hopkins, No. luz scste street, WAS entered
b.lr4ariousiJ, and eeversI .trduKs full of cloth
ing we're carried oG In addition tllcr "tdok'
many Of the lighter articles of furniture. aud
stripped all the ceilings If tho gas fixtures.
, 1859-03-30

TO RENT-.A Fine Lot OIL Wash
Tue lot 70 fet E,u, l lso cct d 10 aa l. ret s.nkrt
3i!cy The street IS lyed viii. block stone, AID vl vii
JOE; WRIGHT, CunttatiUut1 NJ 81 Suuh CllrE 1ret
orIoz.te The EbuEt ffousc. mill .casi1nl
, 1859-03-30

TO RENT.-On the North Side,
l. tsar the Lake the cumfprtasae resh!cncr No +4
Erie :ttt nhtanlng two targe, lot>y pa5lurs L' an
Evs. A psa,tits four ehaHra two AEssn< sts'u-, e
sesvat ruom wincrand kitchen. aid ge >tnt
cs!!a rau wafer ctstcru aud pump, al~' two hyast.
Apply = sAs houae, 10 w. WEST. No. Ill Lake stEst+
, 1859-03-30

ITO lsENT.-North Branch Canal,
We now ooe. or sen: the uoefs o. zach roe = Tue
" North nElaeh II The Hytr oclo.,s th't,s, Avenue
feet de-p ne~ .!ockc a11 IN cutu71ste orer AID
gives upwards II s:u0 rt Ut wtes front. with tciths II
in's fru 1oto so feet Tts property wilt IL leased scry
tuw II cI,oI trn1ntA.
E1hll.e {a.-lul OGDEN. FLEETWOOD K co,
, 1859-03-30

FOR SALE C1IEAP-If applied
L f"s Immediately beautiful COTTAGE, TN t.iunxt
avesTt in thc south DiYi,ln, eE'alrk r..sa' viii
very low t*t n eund fur +st wears The LIT is :.S.: r.,
lil tatefuy laid nut with en+~ There Is asa tae
trtst,ts u aau1l u fruit of Ill Is-::psit4. Tie
HAr+ Railroad wilt he :uE trfute ttc yrat VII. Ar
ply tn ": 1. HtoDLEss, y. South Water s,s.vt
, 1859-03-30

ITO LEASE.-lIotel, with Furni-
l. ture. known the - Bcaztu.4n Houac" South
CLltk -tr,rt.
Also. dwelling House oa Michigan Avenue, ccs1er u
J1ck+,u ttsert. Rent 4SQ0,
Asu several good Store. tazk and Well. street. Fo.
particulars i. l.. NEN kIkk, l3s Randolph etteet.
, 1859-03-30

500 dozen FAILS, q 3 hooped-
900 g .TURS, 3 stzes.
100 s. CHCRyS. sizes.
100 Is 'HALF BUSHELS EtAyes,
3hooped.
100 e WASH BOARDS, Buffalo
and Cincinnati.
200 g. WIRE HANDLE BOXES.
400 Nests B0WLES, Hard and Soft
Wood.
9an st. KANAKINS.
: ZOO Dozen C0RN RASKETS, 1~2, /.
- j la and I Bushels.
100 6 MARKET BASKETS.
100 Meats CLOTHES
so Dozen W1LI.O" WAGONS.
~, FOR ss1s b. WILLIAMS, SMITH d CO.
mtsos1 Wholesale Groes1A Is South Water st.
, 1859-03-30

Capital 100000.
JSD, ALLEN. 1r. rnzs.ypi- H. A. KtH,T. s+,1etary.
SAM MU!st;iy, VI. Tre~ l.. l.. II RsN.sN. Tra+-
IIarin. completed II a-.an1rnents '''r Tue s,'uni
seaAl-ahis t,n,snv VII he prrraEsa on Ike .*nls "e
nayxatlu viii unsurpassed ti.< htl III LaSrs 4nt
ta,a :Elr.lt Merchandise lAlIHAa isun aAd o.t7
rr:w!,v t. nd f71a NV Iurx. fiLu:e!yt *t"'. A.
tA,y. TRY. an, 1ieF~la and l-Tt,"n I:'kr. E'e
vi ar4 Huruu by the Eu!an River AID Eat eal14!
1t lrW -,
The xok At fht Ere Canal Enlargement !'nnw sisancrd
10 uer 10 ocupItt!a te Company ~! ~arr1nie's Il! as
aateyin IL such psotup&nes$ A,d .s'
patch txtwccu New lu,k ard Bu1u, u c'nuud satls'
{settn. 49,
Line nt Frasc.axa Steamers will te rnn e1i!ar;
btwex tLcakn 4n Buffalo fur freight and paassa{rfs duE
!t the pl.,.s .e.,n ard thu ulres1i9ed il pfrpaet T.
make c-,Gtr7e. up alt hnwn fright by Si,! aA eAa
or ateau. Lake AMI ts ta aud fear Budalu, At H.
uWeet ruling rasa.
Th!s rEany run N Express over The New iok tentFa
Raln al and Lake, Thereby ln'HnE to their cns
l,s goic. u ruu8 anu fu New ofx AID Inc
VISIT
, 1859-03-30

1 CCrION EOTlCE.-Partics re-
L \ unqs.sh@ns hGuscAtps.f. aa'! Who to
pubic tst wilt t1ht .sEl eIs cl>tvIer by addressing,
With Eln4e box 41d, ch:tn+n pl-: t.ec. nh:9 et4o In
, 1859-03-30

E1oH1u WARn MEEr.sG-Therc will he a Re-
publican meeting this {Tednesday) evening at
the hop6e of J. slawiE, e27 North CLARK street.
! EXECUTIVE Coxx1rkE
, 1859-03-30

FOR SALE-A House and Lot
= The snh<Tt'er rhrr HI. int RESIDENCE >tua,,l on
The eoracr Ut Cass AMI d:ana for xslr Tbs ln
with IN IS fci afsy pakt! md sear. in t}r rear. The
house II gp:*l nrltE ha> ID lses II
and tlusetA With dry rtlIaf unrr the wtor esr,s
!ake watr1 aI "a ND w. Luls IN thc snv>1 tb5onSa aud
.Erunt.I by nnr rxc shade tres and The y7 Is well
hl;.ti with nr14anrutal shrubs 4ut ,1Glll fruits
Ttrnl-$.aN, cl.h taaIcr time lct cent :rtsr.
eH- may t.' agreed urcn. Title ltrtrt. Apr1y to
fKANhLlN uATuEWli, 1t occs Of Ogden. Frvtxood
i t'n, ,1h.tA et,1 r,y
, 1859-03-30

ITO RENT.---Two new Houses on
j. Fulton street, n<a1 Union Pdrk: su1Taed with 1a.n
ard hy1aat vater Apply st s. Tea-bosn STREET in aas'
mont IT At s He lakE stIeef. 8e9 61t O'Clock T. r.
# f;f-TTIAI;, .. ~ ulh.1 1wE
, 1859-03-30

FOR SALE.-Wright's Reaper
Fletuly. 11clatsES builluA .hrl. and stock u all
ssts h;:dTaie ssl ;1e las ana shss1 Inn; Vile xsa
Atkins ~ i.nJrust1xns in HARVESTING machines. The
a,ovc will he .d III tlk In detail III cash q. secured
shc raper The allegation Of manufacturers of a+a unrl
ln!c'ncas = called IL this "pptuuty. \ favorable lease
o5 the gtuud ftr trn H. olClneI fuu thr
ownEs, for p1!lGs Itsirau* II r1a1ufact1r!ns
,.,,,o,, JAMES tI-APP; tst Ea.c,
, 1859-03-30

ITO RENT-Stores and Ot1ices.-
l. onees suitable fr Iawyers Doctors and t'oulm.sm
Bsokcrs also suits If LodgiuE Rooms In Hu4ns> u, Il
and l11 Dearborn tttt. Alst Stoe aul Basement M. ~
ltashoE street Possession given Mayl Als store NJ"
als t!a1k ssrtt. Apply to Z. BENTLEY. lI3 IsstotA
Sf5set. NH 4.rsI7 -An
, 1859-03-30
To.,;HEtlt. =.

(TO RENT:-A. Furnished House
l." On M1chte1a Aserns. Addsrrs " S r, Box a+a
1oA19-1m-ea5 .
{TO RENT-=-Housc e++ Fulton
street Furniture, easet* r. rsssay 1eE . nd n
tx.eat. fmhe+ +1v-7s73l 3. 7. FlNCENI: