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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18

DRowNED-Yeserday evening, about O'Clock, a
man named Monroe hand board fiat in tow Of the
steamer Black Riuer drowned in the Cape Fear
River opposite Princess street 1t would seem that the
man was on the front Of the fiat, fixing the tow-rope
when he fell overheard either from the swing of the fiat
OR being struck by the rope from other
unknown. The fiat passed over him, A boat sent to
his assistance arrived too late.
The deceased was native of Scotland where his pa
rents now reside, and from % to 80 years of age
He was in the employment of Mr.. Jos Green of Bruins
wick county, to whom the fiat belonged The body has
not yet been rccovered.-Daily Journnl, 18th INST
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18

The MATRIMONIAL MARKET-The Charlotte Demo-
crat gives statement Of the number of marriage licenses
issued BY the County Court Clerk of Mecklenburg
County, for each year since 1850 We take the last
three years tending to show the intimate relation be-
tween matrmony and the state of the other money
ket-thus 1856, with flush times and heavy head of
steam summed up l6 licenses 1857 being precari
Gus and ending with big crisis fell suddenly to so, be-
ing owwater mark 1853 with better feeling towards
the close, footed up 90 licenses with rmer feeling
1859, if Cotton keeps up and crinone don't expand
more than fifty per cent may make such showing as
will sweep all manner of fish into the nett
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-02-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

Arrival Of the Steamship Moses Taylor.
, 1859-12-15

COOK d SARGENT, DAVEN-
- pot 1oEa; Cool. eszrect 4 povney. Iowa City,
Goeh s15stnt Pa.ksf Floreoes. Ssbsa.ka nates md
p11t Of The Union Land Warrants bought sold and d.
Gated Psr1lculaE saenon given to the payment 4xes.
Attorneys at LaE connected with our houses:
E1i0k d DILLON, Davenport. IQws.
5 E. D. DOWSEY, Iowa City.
, 1859-12-15
FEH80-t2Le

Hox. r. II. Jonxsos.-Hon. r. ". johnson,
Of Arkansas, in letter to the editor Of the Pine
Bluff Independent, reiteEates his fixed determin.
alton to retire from public position Ut tbe close
Of his present United States Senatorial term.
Colonel ]. seeuas to have cherisbed dlsincIina.
tion to return to the Senate for some time,
which he has expressed to his friends At vari.
Gus times.
DEA1a or MARTIN KoszrA.-Informatiou has
been received Ut the State Department at Wash
ingtou, from the United States consulate at Qua
temala. Of the death Of Martin Koszta, on tho
9Th of April, 1853, on sugar estate il the dis
trict Of Amatitian, Guatemala
John Mitchell, in letter from Paris re.
garding the movement being made in Ireland
70 obtain an amnesty for him and his fellow e1-
lies, declares that be would accept no amnesty.
he adds that be will never live in Ireland again
under English rule. and yet he hopes to 60 back
and live in Ireland.
Bin. CAxrAu's Nothing has
Jet been learned likely to lead to The discovery
Of Mr.. Campan's whereabouts Many silly sto-
ries are in circulation :ouching his disappear
auce, but they have oil been proved fallaciea.
The submarine diver employed to search the
river, did nothing yesterday, but will probably
proceed in his expesimt MS to-day il the weather
and ice permit
At the meeting of citizens at the Russell
House last evening, the determination was re-
peated to pay reward Of $500 for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer or murderers Of
Nr. Campau, if he has been murdered, and u
like amount for the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer or mnrderers Of the other parties
missing, if they are murdered.-Deroit dnrt7-
tiStF.
, 1859-12-15
l9tesa Tritttt1e.


o. AAAANA-AA~4 - S%AAA AAAA2A - NE
Francis Y, Duke of Aodena, during tho re-
cent troubles in Italy ran away from his domin.
ions, in hot haste. SaJs the Philadelphia Pr<ss ::
1nstead Of retiring from Modena, VIC will not
say. like gentleman, but ike an honest man,
Duke Francis stole away like = common burg
lar. lie had all his pictures carefully packed
country. DC Included in this collection, not
only the few works Of art which belonged to
himself, but those which belonged to his country,
and hung on the walls of the duca1 palace in the
CITY Of 4odena- He went to the Museum and
Library (Bidleoteea Ette4se of which Muratori
and Tlraboschi had successi1ely been custodi.
ans, and stole the valuabls collection Of coins
and medals, which had been accommodating for
centuries. He broke open the Treasury Of the
Slate, and stole therefrom every cent, amount
ng to $140, 900. He picked up every article Of
virtu at all valuable and portable. He packed
up all the crown jewels in his charge, which
we're also national and not personal property,
He actually unscrewed the silver handles from
the doors Of the various state apartments in the
d1cal palace, and threw these in with the rest
Of the p1uuder. Finslay, if he did not also carry
of the famous wooden bucket, {SeceAia-rapitG,)
which, some fise centuries ago, led 10 the
famous wars between the Iodenese and Bolog-
nese, it Was because it had no money value.
This runaway and royh thief has been for
na, to restore, within thirty days from the date
Of the summons, {Nov. 14th,) every article be-
longing to the Duchy which be stole. There is
little expectation that this robber will obey the
citation. But one object will be accomplished
hls thorough exposure and thereby will be
raised another insurnoutable barrier to his
asain being forced, BY foreign bayonets, upon
the Duchy Of Modcns which 1t once desptses
and hates him. Tint will be one good result of
the exposure thus made.
, 1859-12-15

Banking in Vermont presents some curious
characteristics, to judge from the returns Of the
Bank Commissioner for the present year. He
notes singular fact with regard to the Bank Of
Bellows Falls. viz: that the directors, in viola
tion Of the Law, have not held u meeting for
twelve years, From personal examination the
Commissioner finds that the resources OF the
bauts include S378, $50 doubtful debts. The
summing up of assets, in some instances, pre-
sents most nopdescript and varied bill Of
items. Here is specimen: The Bank Of Roy
alton makes an item Of - personal property" to
the value Of S295.80, which the Commissioner
found 10 consist ofthe following: Ten yearlings.
ope COW and calf. one wheeibaTrow, one sorfel
horse, one jack, one boar, eight shouts, and thir
;c N mules. II is silown that about twenty-five
out Of for.y-cight banks have trenched on tEt;r
capitals; several having deficits Of s4o,eo0 and
$4,000 on capital stocks Of 100000 and
$l50,00o. The Commissioner also notes, in
1nany cuscs. the disbursement Of dividends not
earned. There are, however, some banks which
hare liberal accumulation Of profits.
, 1859-12-15
MASTER SALE.-State Of Ill

M ASIER SALE--State OF ILL
l. ss cGs acssas cse' g.
George oe:ea. Aod s.t<kaazd Iasasa9se con2a1I Of
New York aad PhAaaeIphia-Bll 70 Foreelo1e Nor"
Puaue notice Is gwen tsst. In pursuaccn Of Dee1etal
Oes euteted IN sfs emitted eaas< Gu The twenty
sxtn day al Soyxmaer L. y. 1. l. La Scott MAsief IN
q :: sug,os SIT : 3, Z e e Z &
hsde9. fer ea1h :tas Sa.A Of ae Cou Hoa:e IN
af esaas 81 ia1
much may b necessary % Aaiis{ the aaonat q
nd deee !a,*:ss, I'D ecs1J t'.s II County of ceos
(5) stx IL a. thirteen @ fourteen {lt fnetn !5}
Exteen 7a seventeen ID, eighteen tls uneteen C9>
& St IL .as
ten {lo eieTen Cl tVere Q4l. fourteen a. anetn l5
si1tseu 10 and seventeen 7 in block aues tasee tsj,
ct. 1snes II; svs Ieas
ts.en g. efas 5,, n!ne s} tA!sees u.s. !osreea 90 AZ
;s 81 % q - ss5
t.sas} sass ST 50 Sg boef
5ss:s ioe9 ~ - e?'t s.ss ans s ~
~ 81 ss5 ts's1 IL; 1T
[ls Ia beek number L1 Isl; lon number ono IL s.o!31
hires Isl four III tvs Isl q ss,en n s1at 81 20
i r. rs r. M ;s,:a "a e
at.n iii sis!ea Isl i7 akhtetn NJ a1as-
I'd ID u ;tss ~ Z:
e q n e. pess e L =. s'a 9 "a aa e
10 F. saa1s md ws Il 'a1 n9st; xfn - l'sdaaa
Caiesxo, psessaSss nh. issa. dsssln 4
, 1859-12-15


at revival meeting held not o athousand
miles from Marietta, which had been doing
wonders IN the way OF conversions, and on ono
evening in particular, there seemed to be rush
to gain tue 'smercy seat" Among the number
was Nancy g., W1ts OF Moses t., VINO was Nos.
es not Nancy, be it remembercd,} bitterly op-
posed TO every thing that bad not tree dinner
lymphatic biped, who never did any good for
himself and much less for his family. On the
evening In question, Moses happened to be sent
ed in the s'1ners corner, and heard his vi e'a
so'cs nj Tho a!tar-the wife Kho had promised
obedience to h!s wili, thus dtsooeJing The fun
Was 1919, IT vas more than hc could bear"
He walked deliberately along the Isle until be
reachd the altar, and lying his hand on his wife,
SAID:
Nancy, you must leave this place
Nancy replied "she bad no disposition to
iease until she was comtorted:
Not to be 30 easily discounted, Moses, in an
mntt 1edpf tAHPkaee o~Aate my ted aad bodrds!t'
, 4rs: b. immediately arose and said, Noses,
l, tor tue last hve wears: have labored to sup
port the family, with little or no assistance from
you; and II there is better world than this l
want tol mud It, and, rather than leaFe this
altar, LII Ieare your 6ed and 1o1Td! When you
talk about beds, you had better remember that
s'S31 osA " Aos@ ~ wv Ao250 ne t. 4seA We ~
ny mother"
Moses Was sthundeEstFpck; he stood silent for
minute or two, and then exclaimed, Nancy,
ron are right; if there is better world than
this, toant to find II too !" and the ehard-hearted
man knelt down BY the side Of bis wife at The
altar, mud prayed for grace as devoutly al she.
-Varzetta Rtpn1licdn.
---------
d Doctor Runs Away With nm omceF's
Danentefs
, 1859-12-15

he Is provided With ample mesns. One thou:
sand men are In Tennessee, and these will
move first, and more without delay. I predict
that the General will capture all Mexico before
spring, and that he will hare control Of Vera
Cruz in ninety days.
An exchange paper says: "If Tou would
keep your children in health give them plenty
Of fresh air." This Is Ill we'll enough; but now
days children put on 50 many airs Of their
OWL, that it IL almost impossihle to give them
d fresh one cTesy day,
Bun1En A11vE--A man by the name Of Geo.
Sawyer died, as supposed, II spa.s.m, some
long sincs some OF his friends, wishing to re-
moVs his body, disinterred him. They found
him lying On his face, his hands in his hair,
with great h1ndfuls torn out, and his g1ave.
clothes all torn to pieees,-Akhion R1ritto, Dec
1oA.
Huxis BoxEs--A vessel recently arrived in
England from Sebastopol, with cargo Of two
to be ground up for manure. They arc regi-
ments Of soldiers in reduced form.
Ro1AL Y1s1r TO CAxADA.-The Court Journal
says the promise made by her Majesty to the
Canadian deputation was 10 the effect that either
the Prince Of Wales or Prince Albert should
visit the great North American province next
summer.
sEAppNo cHuRcuEs.-The First Unitarian
Society and the Free Will Baptist Society, Of
Manchester, n E, have swapped churches, the
first named paying g 500 to boot" The Uni
tarians needed large church, and the Baptist
society was in debt.
The coinage Of the Philadelphia Mint in
November was esA, ,27s, Of which $4,000 WAS
silver.
Sixau1Aa FA7.-Tho Philadelphia Ledger
mentinna a kinHutAr fact in connection with fhe
recent coal oil discoveries in Pennsylvania In
many places in the !alley Of Oil Greek the
ground is covered with pits, eyidently dug for
the purpose Of gathering oil, and at = period so
remote that trees $50 years old are growing
over them.
4 NEw DopGz-The Rochester papers are
deviz1ng some way to transport to the Peniten-
tiary, the numerous criminals Of Western New
York. The latest idea, is to hare at each rail-
road station, an iron cage, which msy be filled
up, and then with the freight Of humanity and
wickedness, taken on the cars. They think that
BY the adoption of th1s course q stop will BE-
way 10 their =" long home"
, 1859-12-15

4FA- AIc1tntef AE1Ffi 4ou AA64k AE1ffk Els Wue&
aad llasvey DAvlson md julia w. pataoa. h.a .tia,
Jill tho first LAY os s*rtsmoer in the }a.F Of our
Lord lhousani eight hud1ed And tty four. s1e<ute
aad teilser 10 Jeze d. LeavenwoHh certain tsed Of
luoaKe bearing date tna day AMI AtorssaId. 70
ne payn*n Of thsf ten nets. ssea q
tAls with s. Md IN their raid oofEake
mentioned ard dsaesIoed An! .hh s.A noEtEks -
del Gat ,he kecor!ers ocs CooA county,
unoa IN Book Nineteen of Mutxa<ea page ane II ssid
n-e, Aad whca sai mott<1xe and noies were ~ RAsd
assigned Tho undeFsEnsd. on ihs 1T
dsy Of Apr A. u taS, efault havtnt been made sn
Of the tru:ed u ha pail By setd mort
xt, mid aoles t-:.ns II past aus NOW. theFetu.s
pub noce hsrehy that In pufeuAncs III and oy
OF u. and Tho aasho'ty ~ sa4a aa.tax,
On W.dusaY lie t~saty dxy u Deeenber 1917
TIE In the forenoon of that tay n hs
north Of The Court House IN the lily Of hako 10
tha County Of coo md 81 Of !no ~ 4 public ane.
nn ht buGeF for tho following dsfcfbsd
premises atai< yi7g and being a ,a.t Wv of Chxo =
The County Of Cook, and A1& u linot knows ~ -
nuberea a!n<seea % e.oek thirty !>ta y
described IN Arskax-, together win all and -
6ulaf tb4 t<ne1DsnA heretanCAts and apouftshAnesa
the1eun. bAon Ia any Wis nd ~ sh$
Hight aai equity Of redemption OF aid Alexander IL Ae1-
.til and ua1vev A. payiAGn In and 10 AAd ptemAea.
WILLIAM OGDEN. Assxaes Of ss.o Anstxaxa-
Chic,xp october 33h, 1852. s;0en
, 1859-12-15
Corporation RotttEs.


COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
~ Public Noties:s hereby given to II pesons Interested
that ua1eI7koed Consslnoer1 appointed hr Tho Com
mon Council Of The city Of Chicago assst2ln thA dam
AEs and tua tie respectively Of Eaaa
ana te app1oPE ed aad taken for Tbs opening
q south sssrtt from Stewart aEeuus 10 the south
Banea Of tbs Cneazo River II aeeostaa:e with order
paased In CuEosaon Couae4 U<moer ls33 and tas
ka2s tina 10 tia a=ouct Ct saca together
vta Ee cost of the eee.n<s, upon tbs esa1s hy
be 10 thA ee1s4a Resulting to each Of esound
pectvtlJ. VIII aset foon No. T. inths Court Hause
oa The IL Gay Of December. lsas II the hour Of ii
O'clock \. ~. for tae puspose Of aknz tsi A&sesnnet
~. BR16G, (couu..,,ope,,.
sc HlGGINs0N,
Chicago. December Iota- 1889. detnpa-,-la
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
pahc Notice hereby sven to Ill persona interest.
81 that hs CoI; ssoners appointed ~
Counnn Co tnu Of the Ct1y Of CAeaSo ascertain khs
caA8ea Aad 1ecompense due The respectively Of
such rrA ese shil Be Appropriated and taken tor the
sxIsasson u Dearborn street truaa AAa!son STREET
AoEFoa stseet. Ia ACCORDANCE vlth order p4sAed
In COMMON Council DecembeE oth, Iso3: And It th4
kne tins 70 asess The amount Of such damages together
1tn he cost Of the pEocetdn the real estate By
the;u deemed beaese IN proportion neay r,y b
70 tie beue.n resulting to parcel Of Epuad respect
3s cay OF December l.5a the 10 ociotk a. NJ
for tAs purpose Of making aaid assessment,
... b. v. TROAA3,}
ChIc1<o, December le1h, 1883. deltpost.fot
, 1859-12-15
Spceial Hotices.


Stomach rltes lave proved such certain cure for Ill
Iaeases Of tie stotaa that no one can for moment ques
ton 1 efficiency In the mos dreadful and alarming
For mary year. have watched II ataady progress in pub
Tie e!sson Aadlis hcaac1eut effects for a CON-
plan4s arn6 from The stomach of morbid nAture Aud
free to ay th.s can Be relied rpou oetxn
lie! aad ssmedy apEoptetor hss made the abose prep
atjo. aet ycass Of careful ztudy and sitting and il
te1psns Tie :evasd Gamsd h this valuable xpeac aad
which be % richly eA- she only preparation Of the
kind that h reliable In al and therefore he
attention Of Tie afflicted
Sold he druggists evc15 whese, And by nOsTETTER Il
p1stAhr1rh. de5-dAN4E
, 1859-12-15
An Exciting Time,

Quite an exciting time was had among the
citizens Of Washington, Tazewell County, en-
Saturday Inst. occasioned by a long list Of suits
before Justice Wenger, brought by the Tonica
subscriptions alleged to have been signed to the
capital stock Of said company. Sotwitdstand-
ing the fact that tie signatures we're proven 10
hare been made by PROXY, and in some cases
without the knowledge or consent of the par
ties, Judgment was rendered il erery case {somc
titny OF .noFe) in favor Of the Company Many
Of the cases hare been appealed to the Circuit
Court--I.orta Uaion, 1871
, 1859-12-15

~ Those who arc Curious to Wit
ne4 tic wonderful perfection which 4. 0hswaidt aie
manager Bachelors n. T., has brought Tie tnanu!ac-
ture Of es .od Tonpres, invited to r1&t his Wig md
Uair Dying Rocns 1t No. 100 Lake street, And e1An1na
these curious productions Of No scrutiny detect
tae arae.l from the z4.ufAl WHEN adused the head.
, 1859-12-15

1Aa4t2VzU AsAE&&NNEo 2fMQRs
We observe that bills Of the Hartford E1-
change Bank, Of Hartford, Indiana, arc in ci1c1,.
lation in this community. We have also posi-
tire information that large quantities of these
bills, accompanied by several packages ofwor.h'
less, sxindling, wild cat, Note Detector, pub.
lshcd at Chicago, and quoting trash at par.
hare been sent to certain parties in NebE3sks
for circulation. The Hartford Exchange Bank,
of1ndiana. is most ssupendous fraud, and its
notes worth 10 more than So much brown pa.
per-Dt1uha NfAf14tiun
, 1859-12-15
Geology OF Madison and MacoupIn
COuAtieAs

Geology Of Mad1Aon and MacoupIn
C0uat1eA.
I'VE find the following paragraph in the Car
!invll1c Spectator:
Prof. Worthen, State Geologist, IL of the opin-
that lc identified the Carlinsille limestone ii
Collinsville, and if his opinion is correct, he
thinks the limestone lies about les feet above
The main coal seams worked in Madison and St.
Clair Counties. He is more convinced, as his
observations are extended, Of the lack of con-
!tnuity IN the coal seams Of the Illinois basin.
There seems to be ut least rery considerable
portion Of the territory undcrlaid by the coal
bearing rocks that afford no workable seans.
If such is the fact, and it can scarcely be doubt
cd, the coe1 searns snf the western part Of Nh
coupin County must become yerJ valuable, sutfi-
cicntly so to lay, ut no distant day, Eaiiroad to
the mines
, 1859-12-15

WHOLESALE DExo1.rrox.-0n Wednesday the
cisizeus Of Grecncas.le, Indiana, demolished
every liquor establishment in the place. The
outbreak was occasioncd BY some poor fellow
who froze to death the night previous, while in
q state Of intoxicatiou.
The Ayrshire EIpru SAYS: "Whcn We
fecollect how the Rev. John Homo Was driven
out Of his pulpit in the Church Of Scotland fo-
writing tragedy, We read with astonishznent
the following announcement il Scotch con-
temporary.
.SAcnEn TnAeEpr.-0n Tuesday, the Rev.
Mr.. Wadde1I, Of GiryAn, read from his own pull
pit poetical tragedy. OF which be is the author,
entitled King Saul. illustrating the power Of
madness, superstition and jealousy combined.
The narrative as it sppears in Holy Writ, and
containing on every page delineations Of char
ncter, and fin" dramatic taste, which would not
disgrace the p.n Of the greatest dramatists.'
VALUABLE PREsESr.-J. Russell Parsons, Of
Hoosick Falls, New York, recently received
from Lord Derwiek's estate = full-blooded bull
dog. II took two e1pressmen to bring him to
Troy, where he got loose and came near Alaugh-
tering u whole dfove Of pigs. At the Falls be
was Gagged in . barn, but few days since be
esclped md pounced On a valuable horse be-
longing to Nj. Parsons, taking the aniu1ai By
the throat, and was only induced to let 90 bis
hold after half dozen men had mauled him
and chained, aud the citizens relieved Of their
anxiety. .-,
Talk about your rare, austere Puritan beau
ties: One has only 10 visit the Opera to sec
warm, palpitating Southern women, and, II he
has spark Of poetic FIRE, something like this
will be extempoEized:
How fai. ta.ss dsugh:aa Of the Sun:
- rIht1 sas:i; sItseas siess!,
, 1859-12-15
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County

~ Of Conk. SS.-Cttut Court Of Cook Cosn.y. Janu-
aFy Term. l.0.-Auus >ose:tns CAwsou II. t.zuA An
drew CaWDn.-Ia ChzncsrY.
Aadzss Of the residences Of Ctaus Andrew CAwsnn.
Ct the Clerk Of sad Circuit T. ur Of Cook County No.
tee Il hereby gYea to tho s.d C1u3 Andrew CAW3nn.
that e2pt.nant sd her BILL Vt comRl 10 lbs said
eot ths eh.nsesT aide s seventeenth ~
OF Novetnber 1c3, aid that alIMn3 theTu upno 9uel
u sat azalnst satd etrfnahA tbs
tst 1onday Of Jx1aEJ na1 lsd ~ u hy Nv 4sQatEed
Now unless yau, the saA E1ut AniEew tlAWb1n. AhAlI
personally and appear btfars sid Ctrtut coult Of
Coek County dss day If th& next term thereof r.
January, 1SSo. mi plead Gsuut = tho aid
toa.painaot& bill Of complaint. The nj the mAtis1
md thtuxs theren charged and aAe3 viii b. taken
fssed. aad eeerea a4er,a ax.4n. yoa aectx 10 IL
PRAYER Of aal1 hill WM- L. CHURCH, Clk1k.
Cuxk11x + NkxAaxa. con2It. Solr.. no.3heaAv
, 1859-12-15
CIDEWALK NOTICE.

~ City Clerks ut11e. ChtcAFo, III Dec. 10 1879.
Public Notice. btrtby given, TINT ths Common Council
have ott Sidewalk to te constructed iutowp: TIN
The East side Of Abesteen fum Madison srees Ia
arisou Ms~es IN The West nssson liz feet wdu Of Inch
pne plank. Ltd bearings Of esA than hY inch
seantnx Iii lilo tho Tho earth nied In between
them. II to furM EI1te.
Now, un.eHe The shall b. constructed In the manner
reaurL by Ordinances ralztve sidewalks on Or be
fore ins .+h day Vt December s will b built by the
Street Commission and the A.seAta Tho ps4l3ea
eh1Tks 2te theFewiIn. II. kHEISAANN,
deIu nnlI5.i9t Civ t,jeYk
, 1859-12-15

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- COUNTY. ss.-supxztot Court Of Chieaxo- y
TGo L. b. ls60 Andrew wyHe ~ Allan u HsJAn-
Attachment . H.. .r~. ~
P1buc nos.es Is httehy given to Tie sasd Ankn q.
of he Ce1k Of ths superior Court of Che7so aa!*d as
e!klieeu1h dsT Of November, 4. iGs - tos saas .
lie sa!d allan D. BEyan end 4anst Tie e:tAa of - 0d
1odre1 WJlit for hs 1a of haadsed sad 1.ssL.
a1e toi1s Aad sxeuy ihfrs esot4 dttae1 @ ths 5as
ecu;ed. Nov. f64refoTs ualesa yoo th~ att Anaa G.
h3sa sas poaaT b. nd apps.s ssfote " 10 suPs
ne1tss thsno . b ho!dso 4. y coss 1aa.s = "
is vS speea hail and plead 70 tho sAd pEanttd
nao sakmens I'll b stEtd ass.na1 yoa md hyo1 q
Mxy s. soAes-t ssaxy toa nd ndEn<at md ecstz.
Vid b solo 10 satikfy tbs ana
xkw, TAR ; Eae- sla"R:a AssVs. IaE3i&lse&
, 1859-12-15

NJ County. SS.- Cook County CfcnIs CouEt, NoVttnbsE
Term, 4. h 1s53 Thor,Ia ). Vckszson r. X. O. How
land Au4 William G. Jones'
Public n~tlee Il hereby GiTen to the sat william g:
JoI aths1 wit q l..nsd "a: o. ne ooss %
trt day "E November. A. D. 1872 Il the sui. .! ins zd
1houaA1 =. ekcrzou 4n1 1anst the s4la&c Of th0 Ed
william c. Jones' 4 nine hundred AaJ 4svtnty.
niue dollars thirty fur ernss directed to The sh4If ef
Adans County, which a4d witt haa L<sn returned s3s'
eute9l. ..
Nov. therefore, unless You the ~! ~1lan G. Joats
pe1sun4Y te aEd before the nd CooE County
tttrut tour, before Tbs INT day Of TIN nazt Term
tacreo tn IA huideu 4 thA CO IT House l The ty Of
Chicago the IAIni MonAAy Of November. A. 13so.
Nss special es4l and pls 10 the aaA plaintiffs aetoa,
Jux1eat viii b. entered ans% you. md n fAsor Ut ths
axd Thomas ). pckarsou, x4 much o1 the psop&ty
susehxa ,. mAy te sufficient tu saIsy the sai judgment
aul eoAss, viii IN sola to saliaty The talne.
Tvr.r Erxor , rfHes Att'y nu1l, hYs 4W
, 1859-12-15

~ City Clerks Otace, Ch!eaxo. H. pec 10, 1859.
Public Notce bersey EtSen. that the Common Couuc
lase ortere Sidewalk u be constructed. follows:
the South side Of Hickory sExe from 0re<a Lay
= puat three huntred and torty feet East OF Green
LAY STREET. In the Sonh DtstsIun six ttet Of inch
plsnk Lii teadoxs Vt s Ihan b. II ch
stantlpk let into the eaa the earth died IN between
item. 80 ~ 70 firm IN grade.
S9w nae:' she *uat shA b eousteeted tn tbs manner
LIE h u N ceutr s II wtlt b built By ths stzsss
Eouns.onts md The cost assesed ths charge
able thsre ith, II. kKE1SAASN,
44llspl16-lt City Lick.