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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

RE UL.AR ET.A.7,S
kAfRsSzAnhFILLE AND CHAMELEON TR1-
aZ<6z.44e WEEKLY PACKET-The fine
light draught steamer E0LIAN will ply regularly
Melton, leaving Evansville every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday at Il O'Clock 81. Leaving Camel
ton every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at
O'Clock A. ID. For freight or passage, apply on
EDWARD @. SMITH, WHOLESALE
n CHAIR MANUFACTURER, Market "a
" street, Evansville, Ind, will keep on u
~ hand and make to order every variety -
fof Cane and Wood Seat CHAIRS. The
Trade supplied at lowest rates. HOTELS Steamboats,
prepared with all the improvements in Machinery,
&c, and cheap lumber, Offer to dealers in the
West or South as good Chair, and at lower rates,
than be had in Cincinnati or elsewhere. Chair
plank and timber for chair stuff wanted
Terms cash, or approved paper. All work war
ranted. janl-ly
IN AAPP = .N.E "" T.E.sR TO I'LL.
GIL AS the old year has just closed, leaving joy
sad remem brance to ALL take this opportu-
nifty of offering my grateful thanks to my numerous
friends and customers for their liberal patronage
In sustaining the cash system, and will duly merit
continuance Of the same. SAM. EMBICH,
jan1 No. 40 Main street.
WJV'TERESTR.VG re F.HR.MERS.-
IL SEED OATS FOR SALE.-Just received due
from England, 100 bushels of prime Black Oats for
seed, weighing Il lbs per bushel
Also SO bushels prime white Canada Oats. Call
and see them at z. II. COOK q SONS,
Jan1 No. % Main street, and No. First st.
"a 4 ri V..s u OF DRY GOODs.-a
0-E fine and cheap lot of Dry Goods just received,
which must be sold in order TO make room for the
Spring trade and therefore you may expect bargains
SAM. EMBICH, No. 40 Main street.
n. B.-If you don't wish, pay your old
debts. jsnI
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

E6- William B. Astors taxes, which he
recently paid to the Recorder of New York,
amounted to $25, 900 on personal property,
and $50, 900 on real estate. Total, S85, 900.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

HCRURCH OF THE .zssU.nPTIoyN,;
u SECOND STREET.-THE interior of this
church has been lately fnished and supplied with
many more pews than required by the congrega-
ton; consequently strangers TO the congregation
who may desire TO have pew In the said church,
informed that the pews will be Unfortunately
rented the I'd day Of January, 1859, between two
and o'clock P. d. The church Is warmed by
furnace and lighted by gas.
For the future, until contrary notice, the vespers
will be at o'clock p. M, snd there will be short
lecture between parts of vespers. dec3l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

EvRUKTS! FRUITS! FRCITSI
IN Dates, Prunes,
Dried Peaches peeled,
Dried do, unpeeled,
Dried Apples, Green Apples,
Potatoes, Eggs, &C
jarl OLMSTED & SABTN.
SHOES! SE0Esi! SKoES!!!-Just
~ received, fine assortment of Ladies' and Chill
dren's shoes; Mons, Ladies' and Children's Overs
and Sandels, at
SAM. EMBICH'S, No. 40 Main st.
N. B.-Pay your old debts, OF. jsn1
A0E " EEANS GIFTa.-DOBNLE
@S q C0HYGGT0H have received new stock
for such gifts--
The Album de Feroglio,
A beautiful collection of rosewood Desks,
And great variety of Books in antique and ele-
giant bindings Also, new supply Of Children's
Books. dec3l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
EnEL.S WIRE State LOTTERIES.
IL CAPITAL PRIZE $40,O0Oi
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
This Is TO inform the public that have disposed
of entire interest In the Lottery Grants held By
us, chartered by the States of Delaware. Georgia,
Kentucky, and Missouri, to the firm of WOOD,
EDDY co, to take effect on the fist day of De-
cember, 1858. And we most cordially ecommend
our successors to our former friends and patrons,
feeling assured that the business will be continued
with the same integrity and prompttude which has
characterized it conducted by ourselves and pro-
deccssors for the last thirty-fiye years.
GREGORY mAUBY.
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 10th, 1855.
WOOD, EDDY g. CO., MANAGERS.
Successors TO GREGORY & MAURY.)
The undersigned having become owners Of the
ONLY LOTTERY CHATTER IN DELAWARE,
offer to the public the following scheme, to be
drawn each Wednesday in January, 1853, in Will
mington, Delaware, in public, under the superin-
tendence of sworn commissioners appointed by the
Governor.
Gass GO draws on Wednesday, Jan. 5, 1889.
Class q draws on Wednesday, Jan. l2, 1859.
Class So draws on Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1889.
Class 8 draws on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1859.
THTRTY-TWO TH0USAND@THREE HUNDRED
AND FINETY-SIX PRIZES!
Nearly Ono Prize to every Two Tick
etss
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10
CTODDARD S TH o.uFss ON; sue.

AyTODDARD 5 TH CHIPS ON, Sue
~ cessors to Hallock C Stoddard. wholesale deal
In Drugs, Chemicals, Oils Paints, Glass, Glass
ware, dc, have received large additions TO their
stock, and are now prepared to furnish Physicians
and Storekeepers with every article in their line,
at reduced prices Having made purchases exclu-
sively for cash, and by The package, offer in
ducements to buyers greater than ever before.
Also, large and varied assortment of DA-
GUERREOTYPE AND AdBROTYPE STOCK;
consisting of Cameras, Chemicals Cases and every
article required by artists.
We also manufacture improved kind of non
explosive Burning Fluid, for sale by tie barrel CT
at retail.
Coal Oil constantly on hand, with large sssort-
ment of Fluid and Oil Lamps.
Orders from Artists and Storekoepers promptly
attended to, at the same prices though they at
tended personally.
Particular attention paid to packing and for
warding promptly.
STODDARD THOMPSON,
dcc4 No. IL Main street.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

HIHRXSTyu.zs .z.V.D VIEW F.E.RR
SPRESENTS, consisting of the following Books:
Gallery of Famous Poets
Women of Beauty and Heroism,
Lays from the Land of Lurher,
American Scenery, Book Of Beauty,
Leaflets of Memory, Gem of the Season,
The Atlantic Souvenir, The Oriental Annual
The Sacred Allegories, Josephine Gallery,
Bow in the Cloud, Rhymes and Roundelays
Bryaht's Poems, Poe's Poetical Works,
Tom Moore's Works, The Prince.
Also, fine assortment of Bibles, Prayer Books,
Psalms and Hymns, and many others too numer-
GUS to mention, together with fine selection of
Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Cabas, &c.
Eos sale cheap at J. HEALEY'S,
dec22 Cor. First and Main sts.. Evansville, la.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

TEFvHE PROPRIETORS OF THE CITY FOUN-
II dry beg leave to inform their friends and the
public in general, that they prepared to do all
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

J.A,BLANCHARD, Proprietor, win sell Rights
Shop, Town, County or State-in the following Ter
tory, viz: Kentucky, Indiana, Alabama, Floridas
Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Nebraska and some Of the river
counties on the Missouri River, Missouri. Give US
a call, gentlemen, and satisfy yourselves IN regard
TO tha snperiority of our work shingles, &c. The
Mill took the premium during last FAN, at the fol-
lowing State Fairs st. Loais, No; Nashville
Tam. I: Louisville, lin both State and Aeehanlos9
Ky; Pittsburg, Pa, besides many others.
dec24-d2w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

GEA fully announces TO the citizens of Evansville
that he has leased the above all for short
only for the purpose of giving series of first class
Dramatic Entertainments.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-01-10

NU.N.DRTEs roe E.z.HILE' USE
~ Washbosrds,
Ink, Indigo,
Geese, Chickens,
Flour, extra quality.
Goods delivered free of charge.
dec25 0LMSTED d SABIN
, 1859-10-01

partiek IIis friends adrsed hin to arm hI.nself,
as Graham Wns dangerous man. He accord
ingty went home and provided himself with a
revolver, butremained with his family that ere
ming.
Ou Sunday he went up town to zee his friend,
a. usual, and talk about the election. When he
appeared on St. Charles street, friend (whom
I saw afterwards, and who confirmed this state
Iuent, J met him and begged Of him not to 60 on
Common street, near The Union or the Ruby
Coffee houses, as Graham WAS then threatening
still to kill him. lie did not see why he should
60 out of bis way hut he concluded finally TO
do 80, and nroid eneountering Graham. Yes
terday he went to the opposite side Of the river,
where his father resides returning to the city
in the evening By the lower ferry, ind came up
town. At the Union Coffee house, on Com
mon street. between Camp and ST. Charles. he
met several friends, and staid a while chatting.
Dy-and-b5c be WAS asked By 4 friend passing
By, to 60 ever to the "Ruby' and take drink
with him. They crossed the street. Tolcdano
stopped his friend in front of the iarge show
window Of Pineaud's restaurant {next the Ruby)
to admire The fine display of fruit it always
contains. They then entered the Ruby, where
there is generally crowd, Toledano says he
f'"d mt thought Of Graham, aud hnd no idea Of
meeting him
Jn entcftng the saloon, he saw Graham n few
steps ahead Of him, talking with Dr. Bensa-
don, believe. At the same instant, Graham
turned his head, and caught sight of Toledano,
(who is q small mar, } gare him scowiing look,
and put bis right hand to lis left coat.sde, as
if to draw a weapon. ToIedano saw the look
and motion, drew his revolver, and fired the
fire shots With singular rapidity and most re-
n,arkable steadiness of aim- Dr. Graham did
not tsre; he diI not hare time, suppose. lie
rushed towards Tofedano, who drew back, aud
DR.. Graham staggered out into the street and
fell in the mud and water, dead. His pistol-a
small pocket Derringer-was picked up in the
street, loaded. To!edano immediately e1c1ain,-
ed. :" am the man that did lit; I did it in SELF
tlelcnse!' lie surrendered himself quickly,
aud was taken to the police lookup, where his
friends soon followed
, 1859-10-01

y COUNTY. S*--EoNk County Circuit Cnprf Nav
Term. a. d. 1853. lrzsa Whitehead ~ Euy Ck,pman'
rne as.ss e hs5shy given To tse aid Emily Chapman
c!s.k Of Cook toutiv titcus Court dated she outh dsv
~ ~ a; T. s Il le sult q Thy sa It. whlithea,
ram q Fur Hundred and Fury Five Doars DIRECTED to
ne sheriff % C+ox County, which an has btsn ~
So~. therefore. unless 5ou, the sid E!ly Chapman
.!a rEaiiy te and appear beFss the eI Cook Countv
thsrouE to be hotdrn II the Cuu House. In The tY q
Ch!cax'' IN The thinl Monday Of November H. D tasa
<sr special bail ant 'eai to Tho t2t aiatis ast:oo
,uk3nrnt viii entered anst rna and Ia al liz s
leae hehe1s. aai much Of tho prnpsty zttae he'd as
NAY ts sufficient sait.y the irnIrnt hull rr..
will bs sold to sa4.sty RE ZANE. ~-> -~'~
WM- l.. CHURCH. Clerk.
b. e. 4ANXN, IIGa ATTY,
, 1859-10-01

4s1 .astaaietS Dou:oo. 9th. t.tv fCheaxn, by bis
1e',sa ~; tdsstts e Rg:s<axs el " az ef sesA
md asa. q stcss the raEmvttuf sh,re sere1a pu uss
VI tass win t.d NOR AMI therein s
Sa !aa + t. ssasty :! Sess x s1 s 81. / ss:
Isaua u tas xe,t hzf of s.e1Un nn1b<f rve1Yses@n
tl.'y nne ~ no II q ns r. t
1 Of Sd cnos 'y & aaa ssuf arSs .5ns
A.htr Ko,tt,e.to Thomas Aaaahsn thence .est along
saease as!ta .isue he s s s u ed sy tso G
thsuaIh lns iherf tsnce eas aieng AA uosth lne.
~ ~ iae ossst NJ, haaasi 2e
north ofte cad e panst"a ,eass AtE7s q alaek
afsyys afy Vi" ~ arou isaee N " se
July Tenn III lag ctSk touny c9ns Of Common
jseepa 1' Mea, ;h<ass at4th aiosK lie sa.s "
at 4 ~ s;ss ~ sto ~ t*.t: t.eaes 1s,s ps.sirl
4o ,sth; a,e a'oek nty ists:
h1siis IS, ssfo 4: A.. te5 a
COUNTY feeosdtdln boos 10 II ot On
pas G anu whtfyas The al Thoma4 George, nMttaxse.
- ss:sss4 e Is , 81 efttA:, ~
sSs = ay Il T. alg 4 d IT. ,:so = .as ~ Ne
shs dc;aI assins stea mic e ihs
of'he second. and the whole thlsd .d
@ IL us1fa of qa u - saa ;e o l. NJ
mt thE.e h aas ,1ereof st.alrs wia !a-
fef tAs tts ra9e Of tx rer cent PER an5u ~
nuy W EtAeon Of which fluir power. ~ eotta!h-
ed in said has operative. Aos!e8is hsby
gwen that l. Is II Inn IT. Chapman the all a.slxnee, III
pasr..s. q nd possr nd y Ss sis. ef .nsa T.
~; on q. TWENrI:FiE:JA !-shl y /, DAY oF uIv-
Eorth i, or nf she spur Hone in the City tf cheax the
.aIi 4s st1ned 4o neh Tx fsofAs b. eee+s4ry
10 sstsfy with n1<.e,t ue End III and
peus<s II soe sale trkeher With al tight and euy " r.
uklon u tha mart ia the sa4d psnt3zA-,
WILLIAM Il. CHAPMAN. :
A%IEuec Of Ihsmas Gso1xs, Xostpesa-
H. 3N1t1 Attorney
asaEa 3satsah@z - iSa. sscsascsw
, 1859-10-01

~ OF Cooks Circuit couf. Of Cook couasy; o1sober
N:a,!avIt q tho naa.sssIceaee Of jasaes Cui.y.
Ger,lant .hoye naEe having been f!ed II tae otcs of
the Clerk Uf s.id CIck Court Of Cook County. Notice
Is hereby given u The said James Cuidy that rad
eoup Anaat fled biz blu Of complaint IN sa!d Cou1t ths
ChsnceEy de thereof the 9Th tzy ct September ls3
md Thai eaors the1rupon Issued out of satd Court
Anss MD Defendants etq4Eaoe or ne second Aood.y
Nox. unseea You. The sail James Cud6y shall per
sousJ Be Ind sp1ar bcp:e said Circuit C0ur. OF Cook
hodea Il Chicago IN M eoanty. % be sseoad Xonsy of
pctoeer 1s;s: md psad. answsE deuur 10 The nd
eonpaiEan blu Of complaint the and tha matters
and thes. therein ehazed and stated VII b
fsssed and dee.se entered asans yo according to ths
prayer Of sald bill: WA. l. CHURCH, EIt9k-
Gto- l. 1zsA1la, couprts Salt. s<1a s34s ~
, 1859-10-01
zorcss Il Trihtttte,


|
| 1he numerous frlends and admirers Of lion
~ .. Preston will be highly gratifcd to learn
.aa' us nea'tn within the pnst few months has
peen oe11e' 'hao 'or some years.
MI i!af1' the sculptor, has finished the
ssa'ue u neary Clay, ordered by the Ladies'
eMs statae Association of Virginia, md it is
10 oe inaugurased on the 1osb of April next,
''e esa anniversary Of Mr.. cfay's birthday.
eule' y, 'ustee fancy OF the Supreme Court
" 'ae o''tea o1a'es, Is in the SD year OF his
"s' ano all MS eight associates, except one, are
''sI ~ years o' age. ...
ine 1al'ufe Of the Boston publishing house
y. inAui's' sampson q Co., is said to be bad
49, 1. 'Ae1P'"'nao'e' AanS OF tie paper
''!ess ase tae'r cfeoltors' aud they Will
W stao 70 'ake MY cents on the dollar
"a correspondent Of the Boston Transcript:
writing from Lake Leman, Switzerland, SeI-
temocr eth, says that Rev. Theodore Parker ap-
peafs gteatis improved IN health; certainly hc
nas gained nesa and strength. LIE has a regular
'oo s'rong appetite, aud his whole dcmeanor
gtFes evidence OF great reserve Of yigor. The
writer expresses the belief that his Gne consti-
.a''on WILL carry linn safely through, "and that
.e ~" :e' oe ao'e' Win pen, II not with voice,
80 VI .Da' uoole afa'S whose
:. .n'.., seSa' At4o "hose patt'e-c3}
-. ". "s'a y, AL 4of"s ol wrong Ar. fatker
H $3.50, ,',.o lns most ua'ter'ng attentions IN
,:.s: 4@1ee '1'a oeoesa' from inc truly
4' 1.' sAsa ..s. '4sn u snese countries.
,,,..,,u ' $3.50 .s9,' =. .saeloufns sa!is Aass''
-, ' 'e''s"' A'e III eo'Voo 10 the
~. re- ~ eAat p'ase'
49,, 70 oassa'fa. one oi tne su'tanas OF
!s1 a. eoa'oAo''oop'e' hna MS la'ofise
~. 1asssan oean's' mas run away to Switzerland
u r w. 'aas'e .a, teaeneF.
- 80 A''4n|" "o"'"ty VIII prooaois Dc sold
~ &ue BUSINESS o. fhlll'ps, sampson
w. ~ teP"1'eo 'aat company ol Its lead
,"s u'n'',ou'ors' including james Russell
41'"e'' aao f'o'essor henrJ W. Longte3low,
a,.~ Ao'A''u ''f III p"fcaase ma owner"
~
~ ~ 4o.en, 1o'ae1!9 ffcs'dent OF
eouese' uafeloFa, W., anu more re-
.-u, "o'essos ~ HUM ano Aarss college,
~, stA An'enos u 1oca1e III davenport or Iowa
;, 1S"o' s,,a
ooAA'' o.n.eu ''t".es eo'a1efc'a4
= - 'A' -A"oos "''et' VINO was 1oe nfat
.oie'eael e'ee permitted 10 eh1eF tbAt part Of
''uss'au "oia'n'ons, anu whose name is nov" as
sos'alea "a'n INC PROJECT oi connecting tie Uni
&c leu .,'a'es WIN Europe W lslesraph. v'a the
->ot'n"es' eoasI' Aneans otfaits ana Eastern
Siberia, left for st. Petersburg, in the steam
shin persia- which sai1cd nm frupsd,v IN nvose.
cr,a ~. 49, ,..,,a-..,s;.- fNss~
so's 1n's 'ae. uaaeelak'hg'
-lkev. A. Wright, pastor Of Methodist
church at Cleveland. Ohio. has been cxne11ca
from b;s conf;Tencr br rote If x - n h;x
,tr,,,.aa ts;..aN., 'oe VI VI :. - ~ n.7
'ns"ses oe''e 'o1naotlc "ulks " moont'gAs VITA
Young sisters in tue church, kisses TO the same
HAT were too warm fHr k;ssts Of charity. unl.
r,-,o 4,,a. al ,.,,. ,.n,,..
.'.ss .'1'a a.i. oiat 1'sea 70 cniic9ess mar
'7ed lady OF his congregation that ii Was ''not
loo late vet to have n lovu Tl,c af;.ct;on,tp
, 1859-10-01

II G. SALTOSSTALL g. co.
L. COMMISSION. STOCK 1 BOND BROKERS
No. ~ CLARK: Af., G9.fe~eo. TH.
every description Eruet aud .lI IL the New York uarkrt
~ ts!exra2h. Q4oraatols srcr.vcld daily.
1!nt. .Itras Lad Uo..dx tucAns. and delivered nj
!Ns" - tntA sasts aa34tE Cuuitc:aafon. jy.6Mx
=. ". AL1HEHAL1. K. i. T1EKNAH c. ANuI.Ek.
, 1859-10-01
4 SSFSSNENT NOTiCE.

II C1y Clerks 0t1ec. Chako, StpFem5eE =. lS-2-
pale Malice he1rty Given Ii rsssuas i:sefes'ei
thas te Ctzaes.vpar sPpvtase b. ths Common Ctune
Ffsv Iars {3o O0 upon Tie raj est.:s in The Nurh
Division of sad cty detntd heseauSd b. k,sslnz Nch
lie of tae psaEel aas.y Of Sosh M.sr sseet ae tho
~ to L. fradxsy of North Water 80 w
ha e.n1leie1 hs and ne 1esusn thereof 10
pt4fH-
AnT pc7on. vtshlsE to appeal fnr1 ths said AZ e.s
se1 ds their IN writing. In ny omce on
Of be9ure TaesdaY, ake ilth day nf Oaober l3a9 II
O'Clock \. a.ik. Common Council will Il That ting. ii
The Council Roon hear ii ohsestoux 70 nd asseasment4
mi saa4ss 2ad ep1n1u o. aaa1i ta* aa1sa.
ssql% 4. KRf1sAaSS, City C1sk-
, 1859-10-01
- ABRAMS TN REAT, n

TX A Ii GA i N s In REAL ES-
- TATx-Isv1ng determined close up mr. real tstate
nasn.s and Tsans TIC rac'1ce cs Law. will sell
e1.fcEfsy low pIeeA list Hs nSt csraLs p-u.rsy cum
rrts.1K number Of htatcss1 Lake and SOUTH
aitr .ttsT. Valuable business property Ws5. Ian
do'ph and Test Like E!rtt1 n1e number Of resi-
atgE iois located in p!cakait. healthy and tmpn,ysng
nsagnlF'odA nan'rr "f them fFoutinE Cuiaa Park,
which fht only large in te city, Gas and Wa.rr
cotveNietst. ' --
have al, far .a,e .eveny-one acs Of Rolling Wood
ana fronting Lake Mlchlsan and eighty acres u Thinker
i'a lfSi!se Lard on the uusth btac Ut thcago krsr
lh Or iteee tTncs the city a18 are WORTHY Of
attention.. - '' -
Where desired IaEee part Of tha purchs no money
may .1nhd on boni and mortgage 1nQ1tre ictwten aa
l. A. u. OF s. i. HAYES,
No. 116 Lake *4rret- {u5,-s..lra.)
Or Of T: " BucK1ssnAx. Marine Bank HuIldinE.
, 1859-10-01

"a City Clerks Onee. Chicago September ~ 1851.
1uklc SAl:e l. hereby given u III persuns interested
that The apptnted by The Common Eounc
dts e.u.ns to o.aersof nal IN the North nsl4 n
Of saM CITY, BY a+ou Of Ht!ennk fnaHa IN f,ust
of tltck eight ts Butter. Hrkht and Webster. Addition
to ochaso =, that tte eane g. all c"espond and be
The width sd Indiana 8t.ett zach sae Of said
bk sn for the vfestnx Of the alley tu.ntpg east ard
wes through lbs centre Of AID block that the 1a,
p Il IT, .i"t.n wth Il sxLtesn ft.s have cnnpI<tc
AnT {Etsus wishing to sp7ta from nld AsAe..men must
Tueay the tth Day Ut Oetuber ls3y, oc.ck +. H.
the Coua"n CuuncIl WILL Al tIat tne. IN fhe cuunr
koO1. hI al objections t assessment md revise md
cprtrta xuuuI lie saae.
.a-rsGn il ERETSwavy e,+v f7.,t
, 1859-10-01

MASTERS SALE.-Siate OF ILL.,
~ l. n1s. Cook CoautY. Circuit Court Cook Ca1nty
Franz Bo and Villain knes, - frslsfick tshr lad
sai<.
lu5u: netses hershy rea tha: I, l. c, Pane Ftes.
In pursuance sf iec1tal oe stared In the abore en;
u:1 In sid couss at he September i A. 1sa
h l.y Of ottobe 4. D. l9 ii O'Clock In ihe for
OF a.d day. Il he Eosh teof of tte Cou nonse u
,ensace. ltandlaf % lot usee % in Ih49psons Atloa
kethe- xh al the title AID nia1et OF j cefensnt
Bahs and h lot n1ke tha money tue pzRti6s
upon The lrtSuent il t7M cause.
L. G. PAINE FREEH,
AaStar in Ctanee1J Cox Comfy.
Espti lt.lAa
, 1859-10-01

IA Ctyt'Ierk's 0tler. Chicago, September - la:2
Futile nLuce u hereby given all pesos IDer.ted that
The comns:"nss apoastd by The Cumana Cou.ei iae
eity u Gla<o, u aaseAe the at Thr-e Thauaanl
Fnur l!ttts1 and tpty DpltaEs usn thr rsAl in
the south uv.lou de'nd benz 1tssd by The g,1yvn Of
s"uth rret from the lway 81 st.te sfe~t 10 the
wAy nf AEshe: Ko4l hare eonp~ieI their assessment nd
tlade seturu thereof to my pfdre.
s she sS3s:ea. |. s1tEnx a II Nv | ss o. y5 teeie
Tussdas. the nth day of 1etoh*t Isl !. oeloek
tic Common Council Will, n thai time. In the t.uuuI
Koo. henF all oo1ecups u sztl a,Ees.sni and r.vi.r
1ud confirm anEul the
se.0ln IL KEEISMASy fasp f't.nx
, 1859-10-01

ECElN ER'S SALF.-Cnited
a. staEs ~ y shs.a D. sa. Of ul.zo3a ~
u t.tu LIoaft Or las Ght: Saseph CIR
I'LL .nd N1Ehefn pisites os la chanstrY j.ss
u. s:asay sSseh esoas John saePs'dx r, ZEN
Gaasss ,i L o,nestt Iras Woo4sury vi Wazsn T. fo..
or receiver ef iha estas md +fsea II hs aso,S NAMED
cha< H. Gaaber and fsus Woodbury.. vii: in pursaaote of
tecrctaI p.eg enAFed the sbore sEe cagha on lbs
18th .sy Of SEPTEMBER D. Ia sad Court he Iu:Y
Toni A. D. $50 ihsFtof sell II public suction the hsh.
est bts1 rash the 18th Dry u Uesoter, 4. D. NV, A.
tn co<k In the forenoon Of .a dar II shs a"h sor of
tbs fnot Hon:t In RE city Gf Chicago, alt rRh tile
sid nttekt sessv a!rrsa1t In Ard :. the following
1s1:s! ed nses ac~ q !.nA Ai.ate in the Cl.y ef
taN7So fnratJ offs uo< a." S-ltr If l!sroIA IT. w.t.:
,;o - re 4 u !ost Ten ~ tae Lnoa PaFk Second Ad'
1ohto Chcag3. together til The w eitnx house md Ap
pusnanets -n ins ther sid property loe sold sab
ssTan IFutt it thtreo exeeut<d y Tho 4ad DE-
Nartn T. Fowler Jan:es Ort In for l. H.
- To- LATED Auu.s eth. las, ths payment
~ INT sum "f fur huH.d dollars II year sAA
2te AMI - u sn4ett In Merhants' Ln In th4 circuit
Est. ~ to.k Couut5in aver o. Calvin nhuah
SA1 deenIarl. Charles H. Gantrtt ard ons H. ).
oTex@nh forsere-tx nve Anars tberahnut. and eot3
CEitazh Septenb+f.a lss9 :. !. tS ri.
, 1859-10-01

~ th tfuE~t. tn The la}Ment af yaIn OF
HI. rroHf.~ n'tr. "a: jar uaIy eth. L. y. l~. pay-
abba Mtcha<l iIfn- nrieE, e>ee-tt: hs MLftxaxu
t-etl ~ 4t t' il Uifi~u. ther,ty mnrtsaxuk Il!
thss ards k1He c'tssy. intiA iss-wn Gonna aeitc
fu tttr c-nt.r II tn ai,r:s, :nI Chicago ln.un It:n
t "a linz f an* "wr,.t ~ t;eore u. Tucker
mig tas'te n'ssth s-toufi1 VI frrce we.1 AtAx ln
slime o "*e ear ID IN iuwnhp tusty tto;. norsh ot
raae~ sight i5 Il iIty two rhaita f6 Iriaaa GIL
txttt End hvEr nrtth y 1sxIsrt t+s twenty rAaln&
.t tAeher +nth Ats Of -trsrr szs pa.aIei xfsh Ito
1r Line u ey IT,, taa therte fuuta - i ,eys we,t fur
chalna and tlttys1x Inks to tie {, u sAIt rnr.,t
hxnes aorc Tie set,e Vt said ehatta Int d nxs
" u pas. of ees!ninx raLtsink - ssu as.- slto,
ef'tatn "the F!~es Containing nse ac.es lnk the
noIthwe.t nf ~ tim iw rave ft3 IN fqrs go7
bcnLst "a ths ,satA ty ths A1T Trail snsl tic ea4s
BY ani o~hst ~ Daniel Wheeler, which -
sorle l.. t!t e!ee Of sld K.ns county, Etb T. l3.
III tex = u d*tds rafe sls,
meat of t1s al Ut TIC p". maturing Aprcasl "a s4at
",:s.xe. .<is sar :he un r ~. As" whereas. t
Ut:1irn to The urdsrIkuei. l. T.. ranc fI<xF
Naw theTcf- pusn:c nottce Is tcsely xvea thatL L.
Z. Falns t'eer. kt a-s.te II salt usEtxt. w Ia rut
suace Of p~rr in saa mt4tIA aah ~
IT snrA teGsu, s ~ tuc aur"n the highest hIJt<r
for eaeh- al tie torth tnr IT the cu Aoae he t!tv
If Che3N'. The d<t dry Of t<tu A. y. i4s3 at ~
O'Clock A. H. Of al III The ztt n'otaxez: prel..x4
much thereof Be t4s tks money
due on A1td Lofe, Interest al4 cu*1s.
l.. q. rAlNE FNEER,
Assignee Of MIehaslu lu'ur1en Nnns7ece.
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