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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
A SrUMPER SrUMpED. subjoined ar

A SrUMpEn SruMpED.-The subjoined an
ecdote of candidate for the Legislature of
a Western State is worth telling
There was "stump speaking," and Alb.
ner had been on the platform erlightening
'sthe unterrifed'' long and lou dly. ''Fellow
citizens," said he s'I now come to slande-
rous report which has been most dastardly
circulated against me from one end of the
country to the other. My enimies not con
tent with endeavoring to ruin my politi cal
prospects, have assassin-lke attempted to
blast my good name by their insidious re
ports.;' Abner then stated what the rumor
was, and continued: IL rejoice my fellow
citizens, to have it in my power instantly to
fasten the lie upon this malicious an! afro
cious SANDER. see among You one of the
most estinable citizens of this county, whose
character for truth and veracity is above
question. Squire Schooler, to whom | al:
lude is acquainted with all the facts, and
call on him to say whether this rumor is
true or lse. Ipause for reply" Where
upon Squire Schooler slowly arose, and in
his strong, slow ana sonorious voice, said,
81 rather think you did it, Abner!''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

MARYLAND.-A Shareholders Convention
is to be held at Baltimore, on the I'd Wednes-
day of June next, to consider measures for
the better security of slave property, and the
regulation of the free negro population of the
Ctoto
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

TAILORING BY WHoLEsALE.-In cutting
garments for British soldiers the cloth is
piled up, placed between two boards, cut in
the shape of patterns, and compressed, and
then saved out, thus cutting one. hundred
or more garments at once.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

tells story OF Democratic harmony tina t
will bear telling again. It tsays Democrat
of Litchfell county, Conn, stole skunk
skin from fellow Democrat, and on accoun t
of the approaching election his Democratic
friends on the grand jury reused to indict
him, fearing to lose his vote This favorit-
ism made the loser of the Democratic skin
mad, and he and five of his friends voted
tho Republican ticket. The Republicans
carried the county by three votes only, cleo
ting three members of the Legislature there
hv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
IOWA NEWS.

The Dubuque Times says the cases OF
the docket of the District Court at tina
place number from fifteen hundred to two
thousand.
| Horse stealing is being carried on pret.
ty extensively in some of the interior coun.
ties of this State. Lynch law is threatened
in Delaware county.
Two young men were fatally poisoned
in Winneshiek county, last week, by eating
wild parsnirs. When found one was dead
and the other was. so far gone that he died
shortly afterward.
On the 7th inst, the city of Maqnoketa
voted On the question of resembling the
grant of $4,000 to aid the Central Air Line
Railroad. Only t,co uotes were given for
resembling:
The Dubuque and Pacific Railroad Com
pany advertise 1904 acres of the land
granted to that company for sale, on the 9th
of June, in the cities of Now York and Du.
buque.
The Usage lo,can is about to be resus-
ctatel, Mr.. Brush having purchased it,
1t is to be Republican. Formerly it was
Democratic, and an ardent supporter of Le-
comptonism.
MAN AND WOMAN KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
The Davenport Gazetie says dwelling
near Hickory Grove, Is miles from that
place, was struck by lightning, on thursday
morning last, and man and a woman were
killed. A Aneighbor calling in directly after
the storm, found che man and his wife ly.
ing dead on the floor, with the table spread
as if they had been eating their breakfast
when Death came.
The Fayette county Pioneer of the 9th
is informed that Mr.. Owen Sho ok, who was
bound over on bond of 800 to answer to
the charge Of finjuring Mr.. Percy, went out
to'cut wood, on the 26th ult., near Bass
Greek, md has not been heard Of since
His ak and hat were found, the latter hav-
ing large hole cut in it and stained with
blood. Marks of something having been
dragged towards the creek were plai My
perceptible.
CAPTAIN IRISH ACQUITTED. - Capt. Irish,
who has been on trial for two weeks past in
the District Court at Davenport, charged
as one of the parties engaged in lynching
and causing the death Of Boyd Wilkinson at
Iowa City, was acquitted on Saturday last.
The jury returned verdict of "Not Guilty
after remaining out only about two hours.
The verdict seems to be generally approved
by those familiar with tie evidence adduced
in the case.
PRoBABLE SUlCIDE.--On the morning OF
the llth inst, the dead body of a man with
his throat cut was found in Inland township
Cedar county, by a woman who Was hunting
her COW. The Upton Democrat says; "Sub-
sequent investigation showed it to be the
body of one Mr.. Lee, Of Linn county, of this
State. 1t is supposed that he cut h IS own
threat with pen knife on last Sunday, as
he was found not far from where he staid
on Saturday night. We learn that there
was $4,000 in money found on his person.
Deceased had daughter and brother-in- law
residing near where the awful decd was done.
Rumor states that he had some financial
trouble in Muscatine, where he had ju
been trying to effect settlement. Welearn
that the Coroner held an inquest, but we
have not heard what the verdict was"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

THE EUROPEAN WAR.-The ostensible pre-.
text of war on the part of France is the liber-
alton Of Italy from Austrian oppression, but
the real cause no doubt, is the ancient grudge
of the Bonaparte family against Austria, and
the desire of Napoleon to humble the Austrian
House of Hapsburgh. 1t is a war for national
superiority between France and Austria. The
sympathies of this country are naturally
enlisted on the side of France and Sardinia,
for the reason that the defeat of Austria would
result in at least partial loosening of the
chains which bind Italy in oppression,
although the prize that Napoleon contends for
is not so much the good of Italy as the
humiliation of Austria, which result, consid-
ering the cruel tyranny of the Austrian gov.
ernment, would be hardly less welcomed by
this country than the amelioration of the
Italian States.
CT Mr.. Tallmage, formerly an editor of
the Davenport Democrat, and now on an
expedition to Pixies Peak, writes back to that
paper that the gold excitement is an unmiti-
gated humbug and that a vast amount of
dcstitution and misery has been the consc-
qucnce. At and around Fort Kearney the
country is swarming with returned gold
hunters, reduced to state of beggary. Some
of the disappointed gold-seekers got together
and hung two men who had been employed
all winter in writing favorable letters about
the gold region.
Insurance COMPANIES. Ocean Fire
and Marine Co., of n. Y, Trident Mutual, of
Providence, II. l., U. S. Fire ms. Co., of
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Continental Fire and
Marine ms. Co., of Philadelphia, and the
Norwak Fire and Marine Co., of South Nor
walk, Conn.,, have all been enjoned and
required to suspend operations. The Mcr-
chants ms. Co., of Philadelphia, it is said, is
also putting its affairs in order with view to
closing business.
The Charleston Kercury says that if
the douglas squatter sovereignty party in
the North attempt to enter the Charleston
Convention, they ought to be turned out of it
but we do not think that they will seek to
enter it. They are much more likely to take
part in the Black Republican Convention, as
they undoubtedly will with the party in the
next Presidential election"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

CT The New York Herald commends
as sagacious the design of Senator Seward
to visit Europe and spend the present sum
mar therein. The European tour has be-
come feature of electioneering worth mem
tioning. Mr.. Buchanan unquestionably
owed his availability in 1856 to his residence
in England during the troubles of poor
Pierce. Pierce is now taking turn abroad, j,
and watching the wheel of political fortune
at home. Fillmore was in Rome doing as
the Romans do, when the ant-Rome party
nominated him for the Presidency. John
Sherman, of Ohio, candidate for the Speak
ship of the new House of representatives
is on his way to Europe. Gausha Grow
Sherman's Republican competitor, is proba.
bly, by this time packing his trunk. Why
should not Seward go abroad and leave for
a brief season the ''irrcpressible conflict" to
carry on its chronic hostilites unm olested /.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20
THE NEWS.

Bushnell, the Oberlin rescuer, was SEN
fenced at Cleveland, o., on the 10th, to GO
days Imprisonment in the county Jail and
5000 fine and costs.
In New York, on the 18th, flour was
excited and advanced zoo. per bbl. Wheat
SC better, red Winter western selling at ST.
624@sl7S. In Chicago, same day, stan
dard Spring wheat brought $l.25 and No.
2 Spring $l.15 per busheI.
Oshkosh, Wis, was nearly all destroy
ed by fire on the night of the 10th. Seven
ty five buildings, including nearly all the
business places on Main street, are in ruins
There is not grocery or dry y-goods store
left. Loss estimated ut from 5000, 900 to
100000.
Twenty buildings in the business por-
tion of Marietta, o., were destroyed by fire
on the 18th. Several persons were injured
by falling walls. Loss about 100000,
with about So, 900 insurance.
Prof Denniston Holmsted, l.. L. D.,
died at his residence in New Haven, Conn.,,
on the 1lth, aged 6S years. He was at the
time of his death and since 1926 Professor
of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy in
Yale College.
The Burlington Hawkeye of the 10th,
says that man calling himself Vesey, alias
Brown, alias Samuels, was shot at Oquawka
junction Friday evening last and instantly
killed. He had married the daughter of
Mr.. Cook at the Junction while having q
wife in Chicago, and was shot by her brother.
Jacob Little. the celebrated stock bro
ker Of New York city, has failed once more.
The announcement of the fact in the Board
of Brokers caused no little excitement.
This failure is said to be the heaviest he
ever made, being millions of dollars. His
interests are mostly in Missouri 6's and in
State bonds veneralIv
, 1859-09-15

1ac: e.TOo bushe2a e4trn de!;rarod AZ 1oc.
Outs steady and uucbapred Corn firm aud
scarce at 68fG64c for shcIlel' Harlev tcndiur
upward with sales Of small lot Of primo Ut eoc
Ky { unchanged. Frciebte aro fru5. Schr VIM.
Case goes - Bul1alo With Wheat At SIC; ssh1
"ouu " seoen' 10 10 oa"eco at se'
-."Ae!s' oep'' 15-Ane ''f.:'''' u liza
A'r'"tns "8's'
EeeelP1s OF wheat yesterdhy we're 4o,t.o push
anu o. nour '5ls bbls. Shipments So.soo bush
~ "neat. 1he market was ntIie depressed III
tne morning and sales were !lsht, Dut Decame
o'"fc ouo5ant alter tue receipt OF tne Eastern
Reports. and closed with constaeTab!c steadi'
nc.s, NO. Spring ru'inE a1 !5tQi6c Gu tue
'r*e1, und extra club ut 'sISoc. Corn, Kye
% M ,,,'~nr ] tsndcncr s.ac 'i'' sa' D's' '"o LID"
uswrco Scn,cmbcr 1s.-neceints ,1e o.. bu
wheat. .,,4-5 bu oats 1:11o i'm harley.
Si.;.,..a, .,c H.. ,-,...,, :, ~ ~, T,'.
s"'PPeu' s''oo W. "ae"t' !1''@o W eoi"' 4A'
1',7ts thus reports the grain n,arset:
GnA1x--With liberal arrivals of wheat eincc
our last report, there is an actiye milling de-
u.anl, and Spring, for which there is the most
inquiry. has advanced l@2c. Sales il, 900 bu
Chicago Spring, III tLrce lots. ut ssc; 10000 bu
d. No :, at s?c; 200 bu do do at soc $500 bu
a,I 1';eeia ~ ana 2''V I;.a w 3eu Hs",T 10
held at sl.lGMl,l7. with BUYERS at sl.l5, No
sales reported. As some 10000 bu or more Of
to-t2ay's receipts from the Upper Lakes were
either on 1nilcrs' account or sold 10 utrivc, tue
market closes With light supply Offering, Corn
source and held firmly. Oats held ut 3lc, while
3::c is offered. No sales. Bar.ey quiet.
ro, Can't >, po,.. -. ,.u,co,
.o.tpo.-oep'' lo'-Aeee'ihs 'o"oas es tana'
and n. :. Koad-3,sS3 bbls -four, 1866 bush
wheat; NC hare no report from, the Wabash
1:oa.l. Flour-Salcs 4t bb1s Ut $3.50; 100 do
NNN Mt +i:; 40 XIX at $4.;o; leo bills at - Gu.
, 1859-09-15

MORTGAGE SALE-E;v m

Ok lGAtsE SALE--Ey m In
~ ~enrs e MoE.ae beasu: date the ts1h ls Of O..
&, V A. r. ;::ssS; ;::x;ssS Sss Az, i5ss.
q i *sS ,S9
eet ans IL 1T q tn9 rs p'Gn s
e us sa ~ oae s ha IT, st1 sxsy y dests
s .hHs aaS 4. IL
~ hst:s snd asten> TgvrE AL tEo itt* p!eees PAL,
s. s Z cs.E 6 = s' H. "a 81 :d:s e.; St
h' u thv folowins letsi Hoy,. Avery and Esuuns A
II: stse1 esht nine. tta anu eleven. ~, 8. d.
cx funs - lots one. two. q. aud ,, Ii 81 * Ave
prss lad u wse1. sa.oa I s e
.s,itr n.A y Exchange STREET. sou:h by the thic1eo
&aisst !sS 1 IA r. TT ;si y FL sG y Ar
on1 io ai ssisa:s Ms Ms III t
fs: north md souh alntse ro.ihe 1t quarter Of uus
ss:s ,ssx9 ~ 4 asT ssss ssse 's y
acc Ss s ~ II: is. E
ID: ai aoe. % asret = s1tias eiets /,
y Iii ssa,y cf eas ear l. sk sc q 9ss:'
~ 5na 81 ~ s fur sach record The Stu d.y II No
Default having teen made IA tbs Payment 1t Two ct The
n"t-sdescf!ss Ia ai a*tt prurlil in sid
and .b!e and In aeeo1a-c with aid pTuvsoa he .Et
e s s' tss pr Ed z s e m s III Il b sss i
lss b. pgnow da: aud unpaid, upca the E.d nstss al
a"e: therefore hereby vep th.t By v,.as ef she 81,
aAd the ros'ts VI a.le therein contained the
1t he :.urt licus Goo1 10 ,he CITY Il hie3ko il
bs ri 't Rssle a p1
se:s sI hssein as:ve tt.nbei md ii she an,
., 4 f Sf$ Ii
, 1859-09-15

A' o'o1-AAs''..".e ~ v. -. GtASSI3 u. 4. FAETxLL-
"shaSa nov IN store I'D are daily .eec.irc. full snd
complete stock OF
GROCERIES,
Composed IN pa as fo'eE. to which invite the at
1eHloa OF tlctsade:
SO hhds Muscavado Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
70 do New Orleans do
SOD bbls Chicago Refined Sugar.
$50 do New York do do
rs bags Old Govornn't Java Coffee,
125 do Ias1isa Coffee,
$50 d. Rio do
o5 do .'Iocha do
3oo 3oo bbls New Orleans a.olasses,
400 do Cuba do
IS do sus.r Eouse Syrup,
100 do Golden do
rs do Portland do
800 hlf chests Grea1 and Black Tea
$50 bx Gawyo: = Whito E1asive Eoap
100 do Jesse oakley's do do
800 do A1Pa1m Soap,
loo do Star Candles,
- do gterino do
- do = ou1d do
$50 bb1s Smoking Tobacco,
12o do Chewing do
215 butts do do
$50 fancy caddics do
1lo II Imported Cigars.
SO jars 11acaboy snuff.
avs boxes osweso Starch,
25begs Pepper,
95 do Spice, as boxes Cloves,
as cases & I Nutmeg,
- tcs Primo .&icc. 2Qo mts Cassia,
rs bxs 2ri1no Goldfish.
175 hf bb1s q White fish,
3229 bogus a. Scaled EsEsing,
19G bags Gricd Apples,
as bbls 1anto Currants,
1913 boxes Layer 12aisins,
SIS Go M.R. do
93 hfbzs do do
400 coils maniila and Juto Kope,
475 reams Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Tw;uc.
112 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy SAILS,
$50 boxes Pipes,
Fur sic very low ND. GILMAN kCO.
:cSF !j}Sont!1 Water Street.
, 1859-09-15

MORTGAGE SALE by sa IN

III OIstt;tAGE SALE by au In
,n t*r;s s -: II Fl ~ e,o
ai iao: assx = see. .!saa :iau,s o%,so nc e
W.sr Os."4 4. VI Ten it,r, Worcester Co. ns Mas
*a Il ie .S Z: Rsy :a
pr ccEt alcorng tn lie tenor anu eject Ct trunloEy
viz y nsis IN Stss ~: s*as ti ~ sasasy
ss m t;e M esx sn;sd :sa
+ Hsaf ,as si ID
y ss,y As9 70 s. s 'e.a
e. ia lSana ii H. tIS s1. T.; oss ons
IL as ~ ID * biz f ~, III
i've thex q. u in block die o.: and hi fre ~
.naa wassf: 1slloa % epte" s eaaa. ia ao1S 5
es III Y Sa;5 rs. aa a W
M1nke aAi ess ~ ln't tolt y s4l licyt Aveg TO- y
.onk he ss Il I'LL Elr1 aud Exchange street ny d1ty
ns a.P ana .q;a y *to ss t. ,s:.n a' %
cen ~ noath Of raEg suu1 Of thu 4sa r. M co1tn-
1 IN payment Il eter H. I'll te % a o. fate1et q
ae i
nsnT I'm, 5aS. = It 0a x =; s.; .nd =:
witch secoa,s as On ad uut ard ~ provided
- m - ID
n ~ s ~, & a % a,s. ssecms ne duo
q two thousand do:a'. VI The 1T. At h: faa
btE a;s bling and unpaa upoa 5e ssId II nots
- S;ss sTsss h:,tez s:s1 th.s ;, virtue ,hs ala
der suet as.l&u Of the * nlorRage~ Will % he 18th
Cou oue il ia cy d cIieaso IN e the
q !li.e! oeE for Ss aud te! 1t pubic auction 10 tha
s.si @ a and els .ad .asis
*'ash''" es aiExaSpsK 4 S? Ell !sisf4 A..e
aa:eacn.eM o. Alter .. Osaoad, MorEsx,e.
, 1859-09-15

kF1 Jo sph Hurst to The rAymept Of Ct rain af
h! p'ou,lEt'ry Eo!ea dat*d Jat tb. d. b. 1885, bay
able 10 A.-hae DI!+a order, esecuta h;s Nvrtxats
DE- Of thas dste TO ID Urieu. thereby m,rtsKtuE Ill
ths Lands n Kane county. Illinois, to-ult: CoG penenx
tn fh~ cenre Of th- Gaea md Chicago Cnlun Kailn ID
ontae e tlrs q ants our cd ty George B. 1n
ming !hsnet NO. n rce'fouha u exlee west org the
w.nlne o. set!on onr ~ In toxnhp ;orty TO-. x
Eantr eight ~. ttlEty two = tu chaGx Truman b
es1s I. theme north s;x desssss east twenty chapa
s.t me =. y ieo ehan: hsaee to'th % ws four
5.a ana LINKS 70 us at,e of aid al!"sd
6:nee aorg tAe ee,'e O sad sah . chaiEs 4nd Is naa
ass,tan oshe p e en,alnlrx nss ac1s. hing on Tho
ntth west quar- er OF Se toi twsire 9 IT, squar form.
bounded "a TIE soata BY hs army Tr ri on the sass
eo,eI a tas ones of s.ld K.ue eantS. Feoria 1851.
!n seos y Of D. tds, p1xe -,
me.t OF a4t Of tho poles maturing toee!det u nd
mo1ts e. o+lcs 70. the um of NO. AMI ~.ss:s1, -
OBHen 10 the urieTBzned> l. t. Paine frees.
Nnw therefore, pubic notice IL he,1ty s1ven thakL L.
C. Pane ecr tbs asdgpte Of sal, uorx4fe. si pur
Of p"wer 10 S uaoftiAksconainet AID -
n such default sell A. public to The nlxhegt bidder
fn the north 9oot OF the Cuu House lH s&3 city
OF Ch1Za tue in. day Of X toe 4. D. I3a4 10
O'Clock L. II. pf said day. III The said noEfklsA psns<a
much thereof may b nectzM<v to {Aea thA oo1
due ca .aI rotp, Interest and cossA
l.. e. PAINE FREER
A~ixue~ 1t Achse1 OB1lau Nrrtxaxe&
Chft41e. &erteH1bert /. lS4. Ru{1-x1k8 ii
, 1859-09-15

1!1 u on tie :ssh tav ef arc, A. D. l5;: George t.
Whitney and w,'c and saan f. Whitney, 1.u4ttrF c!
it'd. ss 1t[ sr;
Eeei ut, ron Y. cafk rtu,ee " Z. Whitney
wiio* OF III Lite Chsrts H. Whitney. ,v1yby teas,o
:Es.,e s th.reoa. t, wi::-TIc uni. lat tas>s".na
pa Of II th~ acts of land In the County If Ceox STATE
e a. n1os g ttisS P: :: sss :; q ~
~ au:n*r . sts'jon il: n Township :. ait i:anse
af4n; The nuzshws.t srtez nat the ea>sh,s ii i.,a
SOU Least qaa-er Of $vesou aud the taf IT t:r
afo1es. it" eettaa Iesa Tor :sTa IT s:e,y ;ss
s2~cfe lying c cstcr upon The south lie q T. ll
guar o! lion ID rownsaip H. Kaas Il ai.rs sail
x IL s1 t. sai =, d Il E,a Ii s sa H.
~ The Saia Gtost "ht:cr 9th unter tile terri
:n , ern:cns Of ss,'a.n A!c. ?. + dated Nay
sid Reese. aate:: u ,1Sh l.h l: vii ch Az cl aid
pecaFa"n have beca recoEde tn tho otac II
-re ID lbs otes u s.i :e:oaer IL ivoS - 81
Mortgages. lazs 6:o which ad El,1s1asc ~
reeFs' reseb7 n.Ade sos full specification VI a. lie
AM. ~ ly The p.nv!sons Of %al norss,E: It
rruslt that te'1us b. ads in III. lie
tie uoa :-ed s:ca ~ II Tic Muttsrc .il .a u a:e
cf Is:aul y sle Payment q cn. of sd notes. as
Ia aoS :, ls1 81 ss L. ,sSu " e. d.: IN Of
'at Eofes have aEtturei 4.r In default r ~
n1o,sg7Go7 arc concerned.
= tay al September. H. lsv as fur ovlcx in ihe
IL eor ss ss Ga.t IT. IL ass
te y oe clc'xa NJ u tae aLurt in the re-.
tie a;oea setibed such part AID tue1e;n
IN TIL; ss'S Il L 2si t = il
Ehs, August 18th. ISL.
, 1859-09-15
p0HT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED ...-...--....Sept- II.
r Huron Morgan. CD Haven 20 hb: -four 100 DO ssuceo
s,r Travel;er weenef N1lxa,sce Ell halfbhs beer 16
.atks do cowa to trtias butter wasols rsapefs
l'ro7 F",nian c5. rect. coIllsg~ooa, IS lumber s37
Big Aies Mitchell. Hutchinson Green Bay 80 N lumber
4rS i;ob Il Burns. Mcclure. osonsn. 100 N lnt2tcr;
Nrs Fa,a:on, Wiano' cesa1 lsef. IL tn lumber II N
s clsap!in Yates Green Bay. 10 Z lunsez 50 In 1sth
CT !s sh1saa. ssa 10 issss y sssd. sa do
sehr wHd ho5ef Fountain. Duc:1o' SIS tons coal tfso
sehr IMiae;. Y5ter. Pmt gto. 1e: eozd; we'd. I'd
81 Se. ;ss s:2*s; s. Jps. ss;i tic. 50 sss
se1i Xa.ea !ss.sen osS,o Y? r. 1uas:E ,ns:I
a; s.; Ar ';sLs sts,4 ss,i esS. Soa
SIR Hs!iso!snd Alderman Arsses4n' 20 n lumber
H. 'ss: &s.ssss ssas Il aTis sa.e {; 2 . 1n Ii;
scr c.iae. Chy, Lowccn. shcbosEaa, 1ts cords wood
sar ursar. Mozssa, Ga;G jim: 81: ri ID k's'
@' :fes s pssse u tea'aees il bis o ii emp
rrop e:@uasc Gebhadt Eua,o. u eo hn ca. 20" hs
rror G,oI TfIt Buffalo 20 % ba oats 90 Iu whea: u
n.rs ii:as i'm ae c"eiss: F:tsssf5d, res4tso. light.
| Nr istbs l;urns AcCnEe. Ut1nso. iaeHt.
| l,rE t:hn1nrla1E 11te6, Grean Hay, !!&af.
S.l!r HsM.,con. Sessn. Aahist~e. light
| Schr Mariner, EaEcr, ltor lilo light.
*c1r l. q Gtar. JacE+nn, st Juseph. light,
| schrS la es. tj:o.:n Anst cca1. l!ett.
Sctr Nac1lfe. Brown ti1-.l ,f7:. .i:.ht.
feas Io!And ttal7:sas.. tsa-:i-~ sy. q tor. hsT.
Sclr Geo Steele, lct- u4e-n TO load at AllwauEee}
| :,ei,r l. Ma.sa. :.-i:-"a, Us1a:,'. light
Scls SEC au.rto aastsE1. Amsterdam bbs hou,. d
:s:hr Ausuas, uawI'ns oswsEo. lSfea hu wh!tt
ScIr Perry, uaRah ampoe!d Traverse Cy.c tens .odse
| :;elr Curue, Moore. Ocon!o light.
| Sctt T. Crtuler, G71nbon. Grand Haven, Light.
Scnr {ias7.t smith, bruacIaa. D"sreso bu wheat.
| e.hr Genca. Aleu- &uskecan. !'CEt:
| ScIr Fuytuae IalowAl, Buffalo, II. 900 bu what.
, 1859-09-15

NTATE Of 1LLINOIS, COUk
~ County-Sy. Cock County CIrcu;: t'oErt. <tp.eru-
xr Term. 4. D: le59. oliver +. Fuller and Edwad 3.
Fiach VI, John II. MeE15n,en.
Public Notice Is hereby given tn the sid John H. Merry
tat two wnts If alta hnent lse Of thu oGc
the Cerk Of the took auEtr CEtut Court dated The ~
day of Arg.t 4. L.. IsJ at the suit uf the k Nt4r
Fuller Ct at a<afnst ta- Rsate Of The sad John II.
McryHon for The of Iva Hundred and tfItystx Dot
and Lite Counties. whicl said wEt his be.n retuze.
tn;cl.
Now, therefore. un:ess you the said John H. Merry
ANAL ppy+ nay be and appear bxtore tho tad cc6k
T. unity Circuit Tau before tie tt diy Ct the n.xt
ef cLe42o, thx asst Monday &: y 2tr:v., 4. D. ls:a
give spsyai ha aE1 p!ea TO thu sa: PLAINTIFF acton d
Will be e1txs1 a9aint you. atl IN tasoF tt the sad
iver F. Full aud Eawart Finch. and 80 much o!t
Ell aat ensts. nj BE- I'D to s.s.sfy he san.!
WA. l.. CnCEc1i. C1crk.
n r Jsxrs r1f+s Aft'v. au1G -f.3-tw
, 1859-09-15
4fudI a1hfrti6rutent6.

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, c 0 0 K
- County. =? cook County Circuit Court September
- 1e'ni e, ~ kus'<a Bsisscs nd Ethsi r Farna
Puel: Sotsee he-ahy Erea to The s.Id Benjamin Sell
rex os!sn2aa' th-t of4tizcacIt Lsue! If
cnes o. The CT tae cvk Cu"ni Eircui: Caus d4s
s<l Hencd.c. III Etlei FaaT li i ~ I'd Sn,t
the este Of ali u 1<ttbLt for tn sun 0t hun 81 Ann
esnsY duArz 10 the shrl os Coz Cou1iY
"t!-u Lid writ nas teaa 1sta1nel executed.
Nv tEe,e!oe, u!ess t1s rad teasnt shall pe..
1ouay be ard apte4s besore The xI took County Circuit
Cuust bxtre the nta day of ueat term hejeor 10
be d.n II tu- ts lfouseln the csy uf fChta.o Oh ho
stcsnt Nancag of0ooef ss9 give tpucisi Tail. and eud
- the SAID ttaint1s action }udsueh, VII be entefxI
IN property attach ~ te ut,c1eut 70 Etsy t1o
AMI eo1 will as ;;l1 % se:fS The
cosnr + Asporr. P:f's Auys. siss45:d
AsrATE OF ILLlNOIS-C Q . <
uLt;, -. Cook County Circuit Court S-ptemter
TN ~, ie;o. Russell Esaeac: aud Ethel T. Falna,a.
RULE so:!ce II hereby sircn to Ii. e.d c. Ba.eb, DE-.
fh~ e.k u ihs Coz C:1cui csurf, iuei ,ht :1.t
c.y csJnt;- d. 1Sia At he II said Russell sE-
.t t1H t1el F4:n1E pi tIs md axau,t the est
s!d = pa e. eeftnd at tae of hut td:s+.
aHt A.d collars u &C u In. Sheriff
&c Ok County anI the other l., ::. Ster0 Of IL. Fas
c'H,:ty Vhicl -ahi wtts oeea s:t1rped e3ecuted
S"~ t'"sc ore unless 5ou th sd {, Rash sIa pfr.
t''nai b: IL! 7pp~.r tetoe the saI Ca1k tuunsy
' - of bs."1e Tue d;as d.y Of h- next t1ni tese.
e sc"tl Mu-tay II Deo>+s 4. D. issy We tpe ii Ia
4, e'tt3 h- tk4d plht aetlu.i tuI sast viii ~
Aaln:t 1u and ID sur u lhc a.L Ku sell e,e i
:si Lte -a.2 ad uch Ut the pr. c.ty al aehrd
:;n be sufficient 10 zstsfy tic sd tuikmc ctats
WI l. CtfrEcg C1e,.