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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
HE ERICAN
H.R. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor

To Apvxsr1.ERs- The circulation OF the sunbury
American among the different towns on the Susquehanna
ia not exceeded II equaedp py any paper pubhshed in Noth
crn PennsylvanIa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

Ia c. r. MCKINLEY has been removed from
the Nothen Central Railroad, as Ticket and
Freight Agent, at the Lewisburg depot, and
Clarence G. Frick, appointed in his placo.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

ssp The members Of the Coop INTENT En-.
gine Company, are requested to meet at their
Engine ouse to day, Saturday at 6 o'clock
I. NJ,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
FARRELL, HERRING & CO.'S
PI0N SAFE.
LATE FIRE AT DUBUQUE, IOWA.

LATE FIRE Al DUBJC9Cbi lONA'
DUBUQUE, Jan 7, 1889
Gents: am requested by Mr.. 7. A, C. Cochrane, Of
this place TO say to. you that the morning OF the an
instant about o'clock his store took fire, aud the entire
stock Of goods destroyed The heat became so SUD
saved but fortunately his books ana papers, which were
in one of your Champion Safes, all preserved per-
fecty And well they may be called Champion, for during
the whole coufagatcn there was one mcessant pouring
Of fame directly upon the safe which contained them
And still. upon opening it, the inside was found to he
scarcely yarm while the outside most severely
scnrched Yours truly, n. a. MCCLURE.
Hering's pateut Champion Fire and Burglar, ar prnoi %
LOCKS udord the greatest security of any safe IN the
world Also Sdeboard and Parlor sates Of elegant work
manship and finish, for plate, Re. .
FARREL, HERRING & co. have removed from 81
Walnut St, to their store, No 629 Chestnut - q,
Jayne's Ia) where the largest assortment OF SAFES IN
the world can be found.
FARREI HERRING co,
629 CEEsISrT STRrEI,
(Iayne's Iiail
March le ts5e-3m PHILADELPHIA.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
D Z A Il II S

In McEwensville, on the 10th inst, HAN.
NAH GERTRUDE, eldest daughter Of
Franklin and Mary Carver, aged years and
90 days.
1--WE know when moons shall vaue
When summers hue shall tipge the golden
grains,
But who shall teach US when to look for
death?
Is it when springs first gale
Comes forth to whisper where the yiolets lief
Is it when roses in our path grow pale
They have one season-AH are ours 10 die. ;,
At New Diggngs, H., on the goth ult., Of
apoplexy, MARIA, wife Of Mr.. Charles Der.
ing, formerly of this place, aged 81 years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

ArF!iRs is UrAH.-According to the re.
cent advces from Salt Like, Judge Cradle
oaugh's violent partizau aud prejudced course
against the Mormons, very unbecoming in a
Judge, has brought the United States and
Territorial authorities on the point Of coils.
ion. Judges Oradlebaugh aud Sinclair had
authority, under the Instructions given by the
President, to call upon the U. s. troops to
enforce the authority Of the District Court
Governor Cumming has the same authority
and he olso claims. as Governor Of the Ter.
rltory, and acting from instructions Of the
President, that the U S. troops are subjected
TO his orders, and have no right to be called
out oy the Judges without his sanctiou.-
MS seems to bo :he proper aud common
sense view OF the matter, and, therefore when
the Judges go vaporing about with armed
troops at their heels 10 defiance of the Cover.
nor, they are clearly making an improper use
OF the authority which pnfortunately has been
conferred upon them. Genral Johnston. be.
ing subjected to the orders Of the Court. has
no alternative bnt to obey them, however
imprudent and wrong they may be. The
violence OF the Judges is, however, producing
an irritation among the people, which may vet
lead to trouble. Governor Cumming. il il
said. has ordered out five thousand of the
Mormon militia, TO sustain the Territorial au.
liberties against what he considers the
usurpatipg and prosecuting spirit Ia which the
Judges exercise their functions-Pnb Lecfqer
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
THE coal TRADE.

The quantity sent by railroad this week is
1850 02-by canal, So 552 07-for the
week, 0,l02 90 tons, against Al, l63 tons for
the corresponding week last year, when the
shipments were almost entirely suspended by
canal, owing to urnout Of the boatmen.-
Miners Journal. Dist inst.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-May 90,
1853. .-GRAIS-Wheat, sales of fair and good
Red at Sl75a$ls0 per bushel, and White from
vi s5 to vi 90 per bushe. Rye is wanted a,
lo3 cents. Corn, sales Of Yellow at s5 9s
cents, and 81 a 90 cents from store. Oats are
selling at SIS cents per bushel for Penna.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
The story that Judge Douglas had CHANG.

The story that Judge Douglas, had chang.
ed bis policy is without foundation. The
Judge adheres to the policy Of the Cincin.
natti platform. 1t is not he, bu. the Admin.
istration, that have changed.
The Washington correspondent of The
Philadelphia Press says:
"a the stories now circulating in the
press to the effect that Senator Douglas has
made certain peaceful propositions to the
Administration, and that he is or the eve of
being reconcilcd, &C., are fabrications-
Judge Douglas has nothing to compromise.
nothing. He will maintain the position he
has assumed in the Senate and 10 the canvass
in Illinois to the end ; aud il the Admiuistra.
tion comes TO 1t, so much the better for it,"
Zoe casional," Of The Philadelphia Press,
states that il is not doubted that the Ad.
minstraticn has issued orders TO tho differ
ent Northwestern States where the Demo
Gratis have nearly unanimously accepted the
Douglas Platform, to allow no man TO be
sent to the Charleston Convention who does
not accept the new theory of Congressional
interference ia the Territories
The troubles of the Philadelphia Post
Office ure not yet settled, but it is thought
that Westcott will be dismissed. Some oi
the friends of Mr.. Westco,t, threaten some
strange disclosures If he should be dismissed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
Military Notice

ENhE Commissioned Officers Of the First Erf.
gade Flight Division, Pennsylvania Uni.
formed Militia, are hereby notified that general
appeal or Court Mar ial, will be held at the Law.
renee House, Sunbury. on Saiw day. the 4th day
OF June, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and O'Clock T III, for the purpose OF adjusting
and finally settling the accounts Of the Brigsde
tor the year 1855.
WM. X. MAKTZ, Colonel,
May cs, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

FRoa BUESos AYREs.-Nee York MGy 81
-Adyices received here from Buenos Ayres
show tho unanimous triumph Of the govern,
ment 10 the elections.
An attempt to assasuate President Lopez
10 Paraguay. had been discovered and forty
arrests we're made among them some of the
best families were reI resented Eight Of the
parties who where concerned 10 the attempt
were shot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

VyOBACCO. sesars, Snuff, &C.. &c, for ss'e
Il a, COOPER's varsity store
sunbury, May al. SO.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
GeIeatapbit Nelus.
va ten Arnirs.
Special Met,ine he Cdbinet on European
NAfairs.
On mnirs.


WAssINeTos, May %.
There was an extraordinary session of the
cabinet to. day, called to consult on business
connected with the State Department. 1t is
understood they passed upon the form OF des.
patches to our ministers abroad to be com.
inuaicated to the courts to which they arc re-.
spsctive,y accredited. setting forth the neu-
tral position Of our Government, in view Of
this pending European hostili,ies.
Mr. Bishop, the recently appointed Com.
missioner Of Patents, arrived here TO day and
entered upon the duties Of his Office
Secretary Uass and Senior Mata this morn
Jog had conference on the subject Of Mcxi.
can affairs.
The President has appoiut'd Col STAN
bsugb, Of PepDs, lvanla, Surveyor General oi
Utah.
There is DO doubt that Immediate measures
will be taken for the protection OF the Gov
crument contractors train from the appre.
hended attacks Of the faBisbed Pixies Peak
emgrants.
The expenses for the collection Of the re-
venue at New York will, at the commence.
Ment OF the next quarter, be reduced to the
extent Of 500, 900 annually.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28
SY. LOWS, Nav %,


The Overland Mail which left San Fran.
cisso on the 29th ult,, arrived here last night.
The California advices have been anticipated
by the Tehauutepec steamer.
The Oregon State Democratic Convention
nominated Lansing Stout as candidate FOR
Congress. The Republican State Conven.
tion hus nominated David Logan for the same
office.
All the American residents OF iIermosillo,
Sonora, have been ordered TO leave the city
under penalty Of death. No cause is. assign.
cd 70! this sudden hostility.
ST. Louis, No, May %.
A private letter, dated Pacific City, Iowa,
states that report had just reached that
place that party Of starving Pixies Peak
cmigrants attacked and captured en- outward
bound train near O'Fallon's Bluffs. Daring
the melee d. 9. Oaks, the conductor was kill
led, and Mr. Griffith, the newly appointed
Postmaster for Auvaria, who was en- route to
lake charge OF his post, was hung by the des.
peradoea
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-05-28

GRYI. WALKER At AoAPuLco. Washing
ton, AGy ga despstcb from. New Orleans
Gays that General Walker, with three hun.
drsd men. had arrived at Acapulco, on board
the Orizaba, from Saa Francisco. His To-
ten.ions are not known, but II is supposed he
designs au incursion into Southern Mexico.
MYsrERIous KiLuEG.--Ou FRIDAY last the
body af an unknown man, apparently iaoo-
rer or steambost hand was found floating ln
the river at Rochester, Beaver county, Pa
There we're two bullet holes in the breast,
aud three kn.fs wounds in bis side. besides
several bruises on different parts OF the head
and body. The body bad the appearance OF
being in the water -four or five days.
Gold coin was ploughed up on the Green
way Court farm, in Clarke county, few days
sines. where, many years ago. several hundred
dollars we're found. Supposed to have been
stolen from the former occupants. Lord Fair
fsIot Colensl Martin.
, 1859-01-27
P1TTs2rRG. FogT HtFSE 4 CHICAGO Els

PIITS2TRG. FORT K1fIE 4 CHICAGO Els
NOW COMPLETED AND CARS RCS
~ from chicaso 10 Pittsburgh without c.ao&e.
Itc:17 With the xr.at
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RoCTg.
To New York, philadelphia Baltimore and Fa4ainx.<a
ht1ehants b. t1iinx this rout. vii have tho bere.
Trsns ies7s he depe: eo1aer of Canal and yan Du.ea
10 4 A-Motaiax E1prea, daily. sqnia7,exceDtea
EaP A-Nxnt sTg1s1 - d1t1!: sa1af1a3a ~ exssDt:s
7s!1osd 70 Dantff saaa:o. Sis1s7s fAi'; II. Yoss
NJ I'd ID ~ fsi q :s.a
A9o ss.1o % ST. GGaqeS. zaaea.:;e s:xaf. 4oust
Ohio aad 5irdaA Also trains !. Lraa fcr Dayton Ind
Cincinnati crect
soaad @ ID e.4t si Il. roet % bs:a pea.
I'D p.saf sfessss NAM 0: tho 'aszs't n
iii id stss:i7e ehsel tst:f. !: he dt3oH e Iess
balta ana cheizo e&1 s!cspln= cass accompany
esets or aals 1t al the principal uek.s ozees Ia
aaI beaFsora ssessa Or ). 10 depot On va Burn
Ss5s:Isa:1 2 - fes .le1et. b. go.t w.1ne
'., L. IS N'?if azsvaAs9S sSa.s s9?+ AyD su1eprae
hsyar a9s: he n al
Ceatr4i Railroad Company, for the transportation o.
Host I'D sooa IL ,P ~ as:o.Sa con
y: : e.: *!!!lt$ 5'sSs greet ss- York,
soa. ~ p2s5 Ss2{s s:et vt. fsss,f5ghs ps,.a5{ab
2ssG ssss Il Ss,ss ss3. fhfa.0 E.
''t *1 ;o .sSs 55 'Fs|E Es|.ss Z *.ens ce.eo
, 1859-01-27


,,~ ~rnxcsArn] Nx~ fshk. 'Anu1' ,-u,,nd for
1h.rr IL limited oeai and ea,s1sda sSd uIets h.vc
fLoth. I'm rpod speculative ht II 1bM5 70 for
Flour w. haifc Salet 12nu FL II IS T. southern
SaNas for extra d.: - to medium extra
snpetw nsern: s;qNa6.45 tot 3,snds * RI s@und
an for sl!P snx ,ts .nd atn, capad'.
hooa 6hio n:s5ki Y. ~ g 4 e ocs +
q ce sxssa, u s2 ;.G e ooc fo, un~ound
what now f-n, S4let ID u " ii 45l 80 II
GRAM ir ~ Il a5 far utxet "tsxsns ertucey nSe
Oh cago sr5E, rn. ii 70 clio re VILE 0raef s,les
v he nj bn nj e5aes' nrn 'n,m sud qutt:
ssr,aS: ~ mi CHOICE II - ,iyrred Tor mix
63oo u y o hu In store sss n pae.s OAts ul
q reff f0I Gs sase ess1n
/ and love-; sa1ee A' ...- ,,e, a,
sI d Canat Ian .,,fs mi bys 1t ct1@1c-Sme1V a.
| Aut-kY-F261eE4 ea4N- ~"
enst tosssPo4 more active md heE :sss e. o
Il fl%48lb37 for lev NETS; ~ ~ tn, h.is ar,
n.s a1s ~ H. Is 1nr pri0e-in luaine Tnr,s metx
NJ - Il sita eod Ia: eve-M nv the .urohe
of,s up prI7rte terrna leef n e, e.; tn.s. -
no. no. ~ -, aG saa4i tor TRUE: !ot - ~
IN n ,or Trp ked mess: Sll9li - ss n p in
e,e.df II 9lsG IL a.: taes ois ~ ~ a. a.
s nrrf ouIet at tloslo. Cut Mra IN ~.
~. sa,ss S5l pkc4 II ~ y ona ht1s
r;aau' 'esHv nj +wso. Lard hlaer baes w PIE; nts3
,or ffe1l and inr Soot ~ % n. ~ ~
IKE Butter ST Ads II lss-c ~, ~ a
'Hxasc lar slate. O-cete i9 modt1a = aus i,t
"os-sSvs-patIne Asil 50. Cen ftA hna'em' ~
r1d a. k~adi < 4ai Mich Sou :. 10 q ti
IEE II, Zen fsa. Ga 4 Ch! 6st. LII AocA is'A10
|, | CIev Fuiuesvile A6n A"'
, 1859-01-27
E11ll1ber, &r.

To Lumbermen and Others.
r AXE STREET MILLS WILL FURNISH
/ Corn Meal and reet Of sll kinds At low rates.
Fa,tcs viii save money by calling al III aad ~ Hek
'~AAe sAee'' BFEVESa NORRIS co.
x,,,..., .,,z "a 1889 nol4 k4S9 II
, 1859-01-27
.AIll1tr Arrangement.
CHlCAg;, lSD nH.NaIAEE R5lLRj3D.
IAIsE JiuK3 l,Sz-

LAIsE 5dGk3 LINE
Grz.t sial and Express Route to st. Paal.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY. NoFEA
I J be, etE- l-5a Passenger Trains will run daily
{3pud..5 ezceu:ed.l ~ follows:
IuROCGH E2A1Na.
LxArz ca;cAa yaa4 STATION oua wsar wATHz cook
asU A. A-st1aptnx 4: all 5tauoas reaching Ai:wauxs=
1t 1A35 ii.
L.; F. M,-S;cr;E2 at Evanston. h!zhanI Park. Lake
Yorrsst iFauxtsan. Aod etA.lons north. and
xrr:vtak II Milwaukee At SIS 2. Il. and con-
nectnx NTH L2G.os. / Nil Eauite K A!lEe al
for d. Paul And all points Ia thu y 1tth- est.
H4rSEaAx rxAIH Ak,Es CHICAGO
59 p M-s,oppnz AZ al elAtlon4 aal arriving II Wxt-
kekaa 3. l1 2. 81
roENzCTI0NR
/! Milwaukee with Ia Crctae Hna-ke A1!i-.c for
Hartford Horrtcoa. Beaver 1a13+ PorA3c City. Lsloo
HuArta aad La C-oss- coma ecirg a: Spal.a and La
Crosse with three daily uce Of staxrs lor S. Paul
Waoaa Fountain CITY. Reeds LAna.nE Red Wig. Pres
cott Huasoa. Saltwater. Hastrxz ST Anthony M.aneap
oils and Minnesota -
Siso Cos1xor At Junction With the Foal du nc and
Win The HORIZON Railroads. Tor Pond da Lac. 0snaos-
Waupun, Rpon ard berlin. Alsa. with the Mi!sauAee
An,l Mssiss1ppi asd Milwaukee, and ae1toEn Aaiiroa
ia, Whtexa.er. Janesyi.e NltSau, Pzl.zie du Chen
81, PauI Ha5t!A1d a1d " 'te.tiHn-
Al IacIue 1rQc':a. wiz sie Hac1t All Mississippi
RA.roaI. !oy bazl1xo2. ExaoEn. DelAs H. DA:ea. liz
ict and ,cktou.
no. y. L. sTKH. JR., Sup !
, 1859-01-27
important to Printers!


Iarre Assortment OF Printing Wolerf-
al4 for Sale.
fNHE CONSOLIDATION OF THE FREes
.nd The Te1nc1z has kvea larxs duplicate as,
eofnent OF rfptrF materials for sale We hare apoIs
~ 1ors n Joh botk and Eevs Tyne. IN fonts to SUI
rus.orarrs Ill ibis steriz IL In good osder nuen o.
II Ia simost new It le offered for saf to pntefa a. ~ 10
Ia catalogue embraces the olow nR aftice1 Al Inc
psisef nkned:
% Psi, New Cases at half cost
: Ebnses ior shees sox4S At 80 per- GENT DISCOUNT
XHTsxrs trr thtet s7x44 At J: :,
x Job Chstes l1,xe md small, Al 30 per e.
50 bA BouE.eols Type tneset asea oa' oaeef "
Is per c.nt discount. u.
Tbs Bourteos leaders new. at 2s per cent dscouat
IL lbs Oopper.Fseed bonrgeoa good ~ per sea1 :.
M ib3 tiinlon. little woIn e e
Il1 Its MIpiou. nearly new. ~
10 lbs K1ev!r Little wotu. o.
we hsye siso great may fonts Of fashionable 3oe
TIM as ne portion Of which is described with "hat
, 1859-01-27
steau Ferry from Council Blutfsto Omaha tll.'
NFRR NO. /.

steau Ferry from Council Blunsto Omaha tlly'
NEBRASKA, NO. l.
THIS BOAT HAS THE CAPACITY TO
i c4rry L.. WAGONS and Teanas at each trip. and
can mike D GRO hings zach Waf in uAF hH,
iii BE- abI. 10 ferry tfoIn four |! dEe LuEdred
wagons aad team. from sunrise t? sunIet each cay
We assure travellers who are EoIng 10 The
Nebraska Gold Mines,
Utah California, oreEoa a7a HaseiastGn lesso1es :e;
th4t tbe roads Fairfield. loWa CITY, Dab1ase' aan
poists ot=fuedia" by COUNCIL biaa1 ana onsna Wy Wy
nra-r9 ~ and more ab1nd anlIy stocked with TaGon+
hosses mulss AMI cattle. provisions a3d goods TEAM sny
nthre Aud with the settlements ant town3. aaa the
regular aud wrll-est4blsasd uae Of Mail Eoscaes a.
reauy extending tn Fort ktaEn-y and Bood - pe r.
tendtd ali the way the 1t il 90 long Tliosr'
rss route through indian country. uI Can De I'm
Te1xed a. safely and comfortably Aad much more easily
thau aGy ol the ads throu<h Missouri Or lowa
Therr is not The Length ot road IN the lntsa
States 70 level entirely ~ou; marshes s;ousEs Or
ID places and nearly stEatRh The streams On me
Coe,G SIDE of Plate al bEi excerpt the Loup
TX aad here The Western ct Az ooapa1y hsve Rooo
Ferry. ESEo Gs ~ rr,r,nr
sntH Idar
, 1859-01-27
CHICAGO, IOWA AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD
CHANGE OF TIME.
OPEN To TNECHANtCSV1LL

HSANp AFTER " WEDNESDAY, GEC. !,
~ lisa ua! u.t.e: zo'.cv- f-41.s viii Ela IS to!-
Lea9e C;r,o. .,s...............s!.A y. arii:SP:.M
Arrive II nec.la!r1y!r.. a. Ala ~ ,,
Ieaye Atcaa s!rsYI1r ....... ;. 80 l. IT. aud:,lJ
a:siye :: CIin:oa a.....,,.......:2sa 81, .n1r.'o "
Connecting With Ttrcu1s Traas for Ch!c1s. o7tr :as
Dl.oo All Las ogtte Glroa al Chtca.p Ln!co RaI
rzod-
ii Dewitt: nth stsxes fo- rarenpo aad NaauoSeta
Grove 14;G ei7Ses IL Tlp:o:. Al Mecaaa!csyiAl 1!:h
staSrs for Anamoaa. Lisbon. MI feEccn. Marion and
Ce1a. Kaptls.
FRIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The 8aostes., Cheapest Aad Hon Expe1t.t:sEe ae3:e
between Chicago Al1 CeotrA Iowa, Il beSz oS!J 10
Ezs f-c Chicago TIE Mississippi 5tes, Gad tae:cs
directly tato tie i2terio, Of lows
~ IA Aren't vii Dc At the Desotin fulton. orees!sa
Ill Bsxxaxe FOR Cta:n TIE roaa xalcs Will re COZ
yeye1 aeIoe5 the river free Of c'.aS!e.
Gilman Iowa. Nov = 1a5i de|g
, 1859-01-27
f'.eqal


GTATE OF Him rs, COUNTY or COOk,
I Cock County Ceurt sf C'uGtn Pleas AtEil
Term, i. \ leaa.
Iaise. II. Mas'e aoi Tdrin b'aeknan Executor {: tie
last ' md T sAuarnt"f lln ii'rb. IT,. d.etse3,
va fAJes'e /. kohtnson-i7 T. aFc-iy-
Alaar.: q IN: residence II Fayv:s: L. Rot :=s,n.
.fead 1T atov. n>net tavnsh e gu tie trs Of
!e Ter. Of s4d c,ox County lourt Gf c r,uon Pleas
trtce Is htreby AtEtn 10 stt at FAJette l. Atbi
thN t1e eopAinant file the!r bill OF complaint in tA
co1t1 tae chsacsr1 e thereof tt: 2ls daT nF De
Gambler. t45.. and Tat mons tht recpsu stuel
out nt SAID cur as% EST ~ d-f-ad an retuIuae- ca
tic frat Monday Gf January ne1t us59}. oy law
reouft, l.
Nox rness sou, tie said YaJeue L. Rnbic sal
soo4. be appear befo Isl Cow Co Court Of Coa,
men of Ge* cou3t, 10 th~ dut dAg Of the term
tss1 Mond4, Of asri 1s,g aad u eai answer deH1E
70 ths sid G. pslna1i blll Of complainant Tho same
viii be IAt n canfrsatd AMI decree entered xaart
3ou aeeoroiak u III Lrayes Ct sA hi
WALTAR KlHBALL Clerk.
AAthe!. TAt4 R1nx. ,up,'ts 8err1 i2l3 bt5ais
, 1859-01-27
Northwestern INSURANCE C0mn'y,

Northwestern Insurance C0mn'Ys
O3wE9O, NEW YORK.
,EsrAsL.sgkp Ii 1sa2>
Capital l50,0o0~--Nlth a Large Surplus
TIME PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
l formed that 5it. JULIUS WHITE has heep resp;
pointed AGENT Of this CornvnJ and Is alonn athoHkeo
toisgue and renew policies in Chicago.
NE WHITES authorized to adjust and pa ~ 'osesa
s,ispg under our PulicieI either f1!e e. Or As1ne -
& B. LrpLow. secy.
TX.TLt undersigned will be happy to see hts Hieod1
mi the uatroua Of The old Northwestern Rent:A9 Inc
OEcs No 4s bouth Water street. asnr:nk ihsa. ttat
cur rates shall be as ew a. thosS q hn1 ohes
prp1nptlS paid. JCLlus WI II heent
oc1p b3.a IL l<sA son1n " Atxs Anee@
, 1859-01-27

P. ". Cafes, Warutr. Ctlal)utr$ / cra:tf'
MANUFACTURER OF RI L RO AL
III CARS Portable and Stationary
SteuM Engines aud b't'lefs,
Portable CTR u!lr Saw Mills dstes rAte' se:eH @ III
a-d ii. ,r tie xs cf Portable flcEl arc t2ff 4e
Ard Htits:
Engine ana la"u Lotnes'
t,n.,.h drill. cod Ntchtner generally sesuE at!s
Side rests Steam and water rtiAugea hutser nes's
PoNEk AND HASp rLASERs. kTo.
xz-CAs.us - aud MIL ueArinR nadets oFd:r.
EAGLE WORKS. CHICAGO, LII.
Nsrk Goods-"GATEs / CO."
- aATxs..,.E, T. x4R1E1, ,.....f cHALA1xs'
!. wAEnkH...........-p r. FhAa4A'
&nr1i41. 1z8.
, 1859-01-27

Chicago Firemtu's Insurance co'
an1tsN.H, Corner Of Lake and Ciark-sts..
UP ETAIRb.
CAPITAL = zou'oou'
DIlEOTORB.
Tb,n., Church q. ". Raymond. Geo. +. Do!e,
l., u. uc1dack. J. bots'ofh. gtlnfs33a II H3a- n4.''
O. l. f9rwelL ". H. L2Haoee' :. !. 1o"Aos'
THOMAS CHURCH, Frcss.
uN HOLDEN. eec'y. ,x jos. = eHo"a. eR1seSo'
, 1859-01-27

LIVERPOOL, Jan. :. 1852.
HpxAnsrrrrs,- Only arrivals this week
ara 2 $50 sacks flour, from France; 1881 qrs
wheat, aud $50 qrs corn, from the Aed''erfa-
mean and Black Sea.
Farmers deliveries of wheat for the week
ending las. Saturday were ss,slo qrs, at oss.
5od s1aipst 65lss q7s, at Ala. I'd, in the cur
responding week OF iaet year.
Tbe general toIe Of the corn trade this week
b,s hasn a,eady al The sdy ance lately quoted.
, 1859-01-27

CTATE OF 1LLINUlS, CUUk CUUNT1, !,
- ss-C7.cu1t Gsart Of Coox Coanty. Jaaras1 specss
Wliisr Hccull7 Joba r Mccnlly. and MAX ". Watson
yA Georae L NoJt-
tst viii Of atssc ,ent sz1td out ofthe Office Of the
CerE orult Court o.cook County dated the eka;
William feCul1. joho ?. McCa!ly and Marx =. wsnon
md asaLs te estate ofthe astd eo us5t lot ,he sum
crois Directed the Sheriff Of Cook CochtJ which ta:d
viii has been returned executed Nov ,hefeore unissa
pear before ,he said Circuit Court Cook coontT Ga Or
fore the dzs da, Of the ne1 sca1 tetE 70 5e
nr1t Monday o. January A.. .. l-5a rive specA! hAi-
aad plead Lac ssld paintic. action iadsent ~, b
McOuly, John P. Mccuy anl Marx w. WAts q. aad y
much IT,; sooeTty attached nay be 70 ~
~ the esld ,piSDe1t a1cos:s will b sold to aatla1l
the G21e. WILLIAM /. NdthuH: Etc,I
Cornell Waite Jameson. PIT t AttTs. desa hsa3 81
, 1859-01-27

7k-HEREAS THOMAS SIN AND NARY
ls executed ther certain deed q st 70 i5e usder-
Kzped 70 secure the p.5nent Of eezta bo7t teaEcG
eTe3 data said DE- ID for the Of twenty dve hun
Bic to John H. eApl-. IN rce from, date ther
oI With intereat thereou 1t te ceut able set
and og wh;ch .ut-re l1tefe,t Notes re:e e1e
defanlt haTox been made n Tie paJu.1: 0: Interest
due o. 1atc boad. and the ole prncipa and the
d. ex IA 1 !:
nsss 'ea u .ep * John n ssao'e. tae bsls1 q
ja:usIJ. L. b. is5a u tke Eerts door of ths C5aat
house the city n Chc,so, It O'Clock In the !ore
aaal bJ Tttue o. The power IN ea y said
fos cash al the n1ht tt beaeat sd equti, Of red r,o-
tlcn Of said Tnonss tin ana iaE1 e. bis vt. oE e.
and IN The pz.tases IN tna deed Q: tr'ls d ssoed
the co1Ety Cook Aad Etai. Of Illinois "a bc9k is 0!
Deed1 TT and lied for recard On the lsla cay OF
Ap aad .hh saiI premises IL .!d del 2, un,' &C. &C.
teen upn seaool courtss.ouess
section tixte-a ,l6 n toHzs.p iotty ~. cr:l OF
tie third principal aesd:s2, coop,,c,. r,o,.
1;uu,ry1'ta liza I41a o:2; ID
XECUTUR'S SOTICE.-COUATT
~ COURT OF CoOK cOCSrY-1a tie matter OF the
Esi.te Of GeotRt Coorahs- decrased.
2srs3a. sasaE e!.1. SY es a1d
requested attend Vt ter o Eou1iy, o0it Of Cook
County held u thc Court House In The etJ 81 CHI
IN he forrpoop for nc purpose o having the Ad
testament 14d Geo.E- CoohA deceaeed hastnx dxsd
~. terra for settltnx aid AduEtnG IL claims Azanss
C1icaEo, December 1T 1873
5has HEhk6o 6ooas4 z; nskE 1Is5ss4 Msss1sF'
ofla* ~ I'D t<zs.u'aaa of aeass' oo"as@ d'oea''d
, 1859-01-27
moyo@ ut Of Bre2dstuda-Jau. IS.


Cincinnati Market.
RF TrAatay11 CrscHKA4z. Jan.6
Floua-Kr.n md In good demand n ss.c0 for super
dne.
WaHKY -Eull Il nskc
pSos!sI21sm rn7k buo5Aot. ses 90 btu Il ~
1Noo = a1et md 20 do Il Lafayette Ind. VI w.
f!sst clasa otan y ALI bed II tt6.& Good d..
tnAud fof hu me1'a kaes 500 fha 1t 6s for shoul.
Ss1t i ind &. a. ~ =
boia at lofenersy held Il K sna tsss n ~ epg
hhas b.coa .'des sold sc Aosaase. vesy am u $50
T47ke. Coffee keAuy. y.te.s --4ac
NoAEr-kxchanEt 6rra II xQK premium