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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COrfyry
itsgcoos H. County Circuit Court, Febr~.aiy re: ~
Ansasa1 %an nect md Charles wisth Va .ie,a..c, N.u.
pubae Hotce Is hereby xIren 10 - ,,,a H.,,,i.h
s ~ taat swift Of AtachEent txsnrd mi ~ ths
at5 y .uc Lesk OF the Conk Cou ~ Grrnit Gont
III y, s t !oaHeeth dAy OF RsbtuaI4 b is5e It ihs
t so .. vs. saa AuAuRns Beck Cbar.ei Wrth M
@ -os Stsa4e Of the sid He ,r4rs Naumann ~
s 41E g. IT9 Hundred and E eht1 one Doifa and
Hnra. CensA directed - The sherlN Of roof
e9Sn1' nash .Ad Ut hss beeo returned s1ecutei
Cook County Cra Goa - @ @ es'ose ~ fae t.1d 6
IS Il, y ths{s eSs = 6s heds2
ad pani I'll .eon 'Te e ea = HI hs = nd pssd . hs
BE- saicira. . osu 70 p " '1opsy a.sshea mar
"A- ~ eo'9 " t-1 Ii + szE,s
So1!aaa Perkins. rtn. Atty. feiSIT c54a
H.sFATE OF GRAHAM MARR De.
eeased- Public no lce u hereby d,rn 10 Iii per.
o.5 havng claims and demands aaa nss the estate Ct
an LIT 1eceased. to present the sa1ac for AdirJ
GGHaon AH9 tetteoent II seEnlar Of tho Uoqnty
Eo1t q Cook Counts. 70 be hadeu A. the Oourt House
- kns C3sS 1t Chi .xKn the hrst Hond1J OF March
v. Ha4 oela6 tie eeVt nj! dAY thereof
lLiQlk MARI Exeeu&rIx
o1 Inc last "" AID Testan :nt q U.aham MAT dec'd
Blue Ia'And- Japuar1 1lth- Is5a iais ~
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From Manufacturers.

TIC ndeEas1nea. Manu-. tturerg Of Lumber haytnx
had Ia use William II Ferry Jrs tateot 8dla9 Min It'd
hereby testify % he rexeeleoce 1bove II othlr liz
The tm culttes he stnfore experienced In the use Of
eeE Kinds Of Mills have been Their labnitY
to ses out Of repair making the mAuufac1ur~ Of iubr
more extensive and tie insccusacy Of lhIekness In M
1ef tuniectox us 10 the loss Of eood
tJsnd the ttT-nxsh Aad varkmaalte manner of theis
eonqsSasGon d,ss aTay vth ttotennE and they are
z e5s sa..s r. a., ,9s E e1l, aes9.s st.x M e aa
sndve recommend hem from cur own knowiedxe Ind
70 BE- he ee:: md most ntahse Mills 70
tnfope " hl. attention vhat ve have here
ii. Sis Iii maen hseGsd aad ne confident III usiux
" T ns Hu a&see With us n the e1pre.sou above syrr
dIeHy Hou- Agoa Norton HunteT S.ri'is.
Stephen Monroe, Ga1so eastman t. d H. ~ LUXE
8 Lasyence, HcharS Enhrr;;r s Essmoz = LIE Co.
HOPKINS Ercs.. tohn Ulsocy 'e@ ~ ~*o.''o'
, 1859-02-19
COM M ERCIAI.

commercial and Money Matters.
PeDAT Evzaixo. gsb ia 1859.
MONEY, EXCHANGE, &c.-We hare had yery
hne day. and business hss been mora actiye.
Parties begin 10 invest more freely ID produce.
aud rather more inquiry for accommodation.
was noticed. Quotations, however, remain nre-
cnelY at former fgures, riz: Exchange TX,
Discounts 10 per cent. Gold X. Street rates
nominal at 1@2 per cent. Per month.
coHHxRc1Al--Tbs Liverpool Imnrke. Of Feb,
oh Was received to-day by the Prince AUert.
3de Quotations are given according to the new
aystem, called ths ?" Genital" or 100 lbs. Amer
lean Flour is quoted 1os@l2s, aud Red wheat
CT 9d@9s per 100 lbs. Corn is quoted 1t S. 1od
@es I'd for yellow; and Is ld@7s "a per 100
lba- In order to make the matter plain to those
accustomed to to the old system, ve give the
dgures By both systems:
American Flour. nsseSss o. aSs ns oa sys.e
Ksa .ae.. 8 sds s.;d aSs, assS :, g q
sI:: sfs: Sssa: lfas Sa 4 SEE
"e nave CALCULATED the old system u 1856 lbs
10 the oafrei Of flour; 70 Lbs to the buahe1 of
wheat; and $50 lbs 10 the quarter of corn.
1he Wheat market was unusually dull TO-
DAY, and decline Of 4c on No. He'd. e On
No" 2 He'd, 2: on Standard Spring, and about
4c On No. Spring was experienced. Sales
wefe very iimitad-No. Red selling at Il a40o
] 26; Ho. Red, $1.l21{; STANDARD Spring, eoc
@ssc; No. Spring. ss@s7c--market cloxipo
very weak 1t these quotationa
The Flour market wxa more active today. Int
thsre WI NOT much disposition to operate. Corn
frrnsr fn+p nd HArf~
, 1859-02-19

From Dealers

ee r. the unaer1koea. Lumber Dealers In Tho eity Of
a. ahpfts.qfed esss o,t,t+ & =" is yeTy s!dns
manuiA>tartd from sald Yefrys Inprp1ei Mlls Il n
III, uI,sn snootb md aceuael, sa~t ID
8 pls eF Aole to lunh.F manufactured By snY
9ther sek tisg rnl Nth which = afe acau LuieI
Of ha'!nx evenly saved lumber for salc-
eo@aedt % r. THIS regard u unnecessary The bed Ind
ost fe!laoIe Recommendation can der for sal mis
,otso taeretsou g e 10 our numerous cu1toer1 va
n,neatenRiJ conmenl 1errJA Mills to ktne-
IA use ~ sne most oese self setting schpe known 10
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L U M 3 E r M E NJ
MONEY SAVED In MANUFACTURE IS M

both these Mills art AUTOMATIC. or sELJ OPERA
TIVE Or can eaf11 be worked hy hand without soy
enaake Or alteration In their conszucuoa ars the most
and seldom xet out Of repair They aze Made to
"eAs-*aHanted durable and Naturalization Year in
au tess ont The eaV Frames arc Of 1ron entire: tie
casiaxe and III nace to endure heav vnrt ia In.
eaFe ACCURACY aad durability. The Pa.eu,ee has been
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER OF LUMBER
lor The pa Thirteen YeA1 aod nov Offers tho remit OF
ns4Aoofs and experience 10 those Who Wish to avail
themselves OF the eenehs claiming that Luberuep ase
here onertd The
, 1859-02-19

The British Colonial Bank Forseries.
New foEK. Feb. 1s-The forgcries Of the Col.
nnlai Jtauk OF Rarbsdoes, were committed ly 4
herman NAMED Henry Law. doing business at tlc
time At No. u Beaver street. IIe went 10 Eurppe
4 few weeks ago, taknc wilh him about so 00).
tic product Of hls operations. Law was formerly
i merchant in Calcutta.
, 1859-02-19
n1,, WALTER ktMBALL. Qferk
Vornelt. Waite Jameson. Pl.Gs AttJf fsIa es,s /,


MI Q RT 6 AGE SALE.-NUTICE IS
1fI hereb1 given that default hsytns been made ia
ne paJe1t Of ceta7 P3;nisorJ Note secured Il -
u h1H IT. @ hssi1e date Isa aa5 q Al ~ aa recorded
Cook and State Of 1lnolk Ia 30 IS It Mor,gaees st
esSs ~ 70 so Ga, T. e secure III st
Ehea 1,5e u. Be das the d4y Of eaie Principal and
tMTtersss IT. Esht Thousand Eighty sht DolaFs md Ninety
elf CenA row. therefore. | 4.al. by virus Or ihr
power u said nortsaxe contained. On TluRSDAY, tic
!sa'n DAY 9, March, A. D. leda II the Court House ID
!no!s a. 70 O'clock H. sell At p1blis auction 10 III
h{Ehest bldr for s1 the o1loWns described lots or
denptioa stasted L. The cit, o a. and County Of
Eo 2nd sAte Ut iiEooia to Wit: Toe undivided one
h1f Of Lots one ~ and two u IN Hock four a. Vort
Dearborn Addition 70 Chicago. 0~A wv @'''
cb,..v.. a., ,e=, GEO. II. GRAY. Mort.a.e.
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Another Sfaver. Prnha3,tv-

MOBILE, Feb l7.-Thc bark Ottawa s,c,, vfs,
te1day, ostenslb1y Tor St. Thomas, but it is said
anc believed that her destination is tue Southern
Coast Of Africa, for Slaves,
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CHICAGO, 81. PAUL AND FOND DE LACE. \
CHANGE OF TINE.

CHANGE OF f1AH-
0N AND AFTER MONDAY. DEC, Is,
~ MR fsnins N thla road vii lsx7s ChIcsso n
hlows: ~"'~N~
200 4. n. toF Relok 1snaEvf1le Madison md PraIss
dn 1hteR.
400 ?: H. Fur Janesvtlle md XadIsoa.
Ttalns szrtss Il i21o 2. n. and go F. u.
CsHJfn9 tho thrsash 9. T. Nall kox al points IN hs
Northwest
1hsqash Don Chicago to PYatFis IN CHEN Without
Connecting Prai1a IN QhJm With adale Ina of unltsd
&akeR AA0 Uo4chak
11A8 am L nnMLAR. zs'k
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Chief uSficA nr HTsoh;rr

Chief ustice Of Michigan.
b.rRo1T, Feb. H. The Republican State Con-
vention met in this city Yesterday ard nnmina.
ted George Martin, Of Kent County. Chief JUS.
tico of the Supreme Court.
The democratic Convention, also held here TO-
dsy, dominated Alpheus Felcb, Of Washtenaw,
for the same ollice.
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From Lumber InsDectn1~s

we. t6e 11der75gaed Mmbtr Inuector. of ~. ~, II
uSer asaso sfins ssgsn, H., s9PS.td = tss
tent elding vi l. could hereby teay 10 sha
mE1. N""s" ~ sA4a
M4ns Of ono unity Of th:ckuess Is i prevailing com.
1nH purenAser1 Of lumber. AID lhe eA,taction
asn u thla pA-ttculas, Inevitably follows thu a Of
!aesf CT from said nls i tho Indication thai
@ perfection aas bsen attained In their cuns ruc-
ohtr n .n1sn 10 u Ths vork ffnr ,neta d ne be 4
ee5 ful Hactnef s~ees4 &1o *ac-
vi, re s:ke sasure IN couuendin1 Fe..ys Improved
t91cafo, december 81. 1A6a Grand Haven. Mschle.u.
Ch!itopher Johns,n, t3eofF D. Hs1vrV
D W. HIxbie, jan q itons,s|
= .1Ar. 11tTs. leos4e =. yyi1nt
O. II. Horton. "
, 1859-02-19

ATATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
Tern A. D.. lt5a. V~@
William Netany. John MeuauJ. and Marx w. Watson.
hPobiie Noteets he:cby dreatotae. Il GeezeE Ho5t
kaa& Wit Of III aent txsed cut Of The oec Of The
CLERK Tho Circuit oors Cook Cornty dated he exh
ESsGth December 1853 II the sui. Of the ssid
aad estate OF Esld aeo oyt fos the sun
tHo hundred and onesy ekht dollars Md twenty 60
Nt has been returue4 e1ecuted Now therefore, unesa
you the SAID Gro'Ee Ho5t ahxll personally be sud 10
ogf Sads ss = F r. az q tse ess s,se ts 70 Be
Dat hoaaa5 o: j1araf7 4. B. i:A sive spectsi bill
aaa plead V t-e ksaa n!aln;.e acton udxment viii Be-
5cea15. 1osn ,. Acculy md M41k ". Wats \. and 20
much Of tn property Ay be suclt1t 10 3si-
~ The A4ld I1dEtut aodooxts vii b. sold to k4tt1fv
enS sans WILLIAM l. uHURQR, CleEx
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1HotC 1HHuCIdf St00hITeIlNMe
Bosrox, Feb. 17.-Rumors arc current that
NJ. =. hcGowan, Treasurer Of the Mutual Loan
Fund Association. has decsmped with the funds
belonging to the Association. The amount is
not known. -
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he-Nomfaatcd Tor Congress.
WHEEi1Sa, Va, Feb. 17.-Hou. Sherrad Gle.
mens VAS unanimously nominated Tor Congress
On en- the hrst ballot, in the Convention held TO-
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!. :, "AITEK KTHBHIIA CftfE
s4AlAeI. A&t q hI0&- 0oHntk9 S0FfL Il r
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, C0OK COUNTY; ;Ss.
l,rc1it Court Of Coof Ooaaly. pecsATen

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, C0OK COUNTY; S.
~ I;rent Court ofcoot Oo7asy, ,peorunstpectalre Tenn
Jshn @ Ks:x r. Jeha 7. cen.lsnr. Carbon coDklrns,
GAruine 4. Ccnkfln@. sAral L. CouklIpg HodrT m
at fetsT PscoJ and Charles J. Trtma:n, IN thsa.
ce1Y. - ~A@1'
SSa.do1 ConklnE aad rar: Inc 4. Q1nklnx his Vie.
i =. EoasHn God1xy bF1Ant Ena Ch res :. Tn
Ealn defendants ah0ve named having been hled in
~ oee The Clerk Of said Circuit Court Of Co5k COUNTY
noaes hereby 8Ten to the said % r. OnakInT, Car
ao2 Consnos - "a Caroline 4: c?lk l.x d VIE, b:sah
sAd complainant aled s. bin Of complaint IL sadcouT
On 5s chanssry side thereof DE DIST da5 Of Hsb.
~ lo aod that summons here1pcu Issued out Of tad
S11s asainst sAd defendants The second
No1 u.essyoa he sid joan Coa. ijne HsT1o,
gonk!ng and Casoi A. Confllnf bis wife, paIsh 4.
Conknx. uodet Br5ant md Oh .res Tfet.ain hi
gs9aopa1fJ be and 1pteat before ta3 circuit 0oustof
U0ok Oo On the mt DAY next special thereof
hodco s. thicaKo. IN said County on Tue 1ernnd
;S9Pa.yos va 9e6s1sy 1sss I'D dead aaEef o. deznuT
the E1ttes1 and thing therein charged and sated Vii
oe tA1en - eon1ased and decree entered against you
-. -. t-CHuRCH. Clerk
, 1859-02-19
Transportation.

A Tl4AkTlC ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAV
- RaHon QompAaS'a lev York md Galway Linz
Ine next departure hon Fork viii be The Etcanshlp
.....- Prince, Albert,
captain J. Watern, to kall ffcu New York On fbe
y ohy o. March touching ii s.. Johns N. r. 70 Re-
sni q * sesSnd ~ .btsd ~ ne!aaa9 ea netete .
Gle @a:s e Eaass E, :, Is 1ohns Second
can Ep sss Cam Jsay 81 Hudson stFret 6I TtosdTS1
And inetf otaes advertised Offices il the Interior
ADORE olees 70 bnb otzpons out any Of he nfnc
pa! ced % tho tne. 81 railway In atext Rsap for "a
1.o hEL HOLLAND. Manexer.
JAZZ u fAhco: once o7 American Express Co,
New York. Nov. H. lba MI nsae E.
, 1859-02-19

GEA1n " Oar Load 10 Cincinnati u ceSts per 1son.
Buzz Meat to Pittsburgh 50 cens per 1C0 M.
~ we maze 70 Ao2ve pon'a at freizht Once. COZ.
Gonsaets 70 Boston. New York Philadelphia and Da.
n4ooTn a4 ~ peoa1JlE8af1 CeatrA K.R., given by
NLhAhE co.. UMee eteee's Block. corner Sonth
Hates and l.salis aEeetA and 4 depot At Canal 4Teet
JAs ~ AtIssON. Freight AErnt .h!eaxo.
Ghieaxo' P.,9n:,, geI sn 1s5n teehs PAt7bqrz' r.
, 1859-02-19

LEAvESwoRTH, 4. T., Feb. 1.-THE Utah mail
reached AtchlsoH in sixteen days and ha1f from
salt Lake. There il no DeWy.
, 1859-02-19

3411t3FOI01
CooE. aa-pook County ooet Of Common Ple.a
fehzr1ry Tern, 1ssa ~
Charles 3. Booth md Charles rats!e ~ o. vile finch
Attachment
Public uo.ice Il hereby dven to the MD Qy!I,e Finch
that writ Of Attsehment tasned out Of ne oEce
q The Clerk Ct Cook County CouI4 Of Conrapa Pesx
he satd Charles Bcoh and Charles Turtle md ax1in
the estAis Of the Ind oET1e Finch 5ua of IL.
W!4t h12 been returned executed.
Nov, therefore. uniess The ss!d Oyvle Finch shall
Re1ouA4y be and AppeA before the sa.d Cook co1sU
Court Of Common PeR2 oefore the rxt d1T Of the
next se9n thEeos 10 b holden ii the Oou11 Ho41e
u Tho CITY Of Ch!e2xo on the d7H Monda, 81 Peb.u-
saipta's ae4lon iudkmsat vil he ensetd sxaa1t yon
andin f4yw Of he saia Chas1es Booth md Charles
ee Eoncent . EatE1 the said tsd<neut And costa
viii be sold 10 sAtttJ the ane
.WAITER MMBALI. Mes4.
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2TATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF CooK,

&lAlE " lLLlAU1S, COUNTY OF COOK.
Tetm. 1853. eA' & e"314s
s;yestss Esd eanues. .te;. .eutor% md -.ussees
q JaHsy BAs7cr aaed. u. Joseph Wilde stpIor
Aan Ma9e ~ vi E Mao Ana Barber, Lucy Bnber,
Hasf'e1 bsIner. shasles Z. Bell, and Eliza Beu IL
Asdsyit Of the non;reldeaee Of Mary Ann Barber.
uef Taroer, Harriet Barber. Charles r. bell and Ella
@ ss VS. past sfthe defend shove aaed Savi;S
& useG q .ae oMce Clerk of said uook Coantr
var. A.. sa.oer L9cr Barber Harriet Bsfbes charles
olse tasls III o. constant e said Court On lie Ghan
EFT hnc thereof 90 the 18th dsT of Ianu.Er Is:a anu
r. assnf = ~ ;s,d dstsaaats Esgaab!e tie d.. Sion
Nov. nal-ss .ou. tie aid Var Ana psfoer. L.ev
HasbsE aarist Barber. Charles 7. B.ll ani E1a Bel
=. .sd a cook co9:sy coat of conmon fieas On
t9e r. daJ o. ths ae1t tem thereof 10 be holden
a. Ghlca:o N .ka!d Vou1tJ On the Efst NonduY II
april ls5a: a1a plead. anger o aeu7uf 70 Ee s.id
eoop.2lnaH:1 1i VI cosaolant the and tho nat
tesa a1d tiIzs therein CHARGED and stated Vii BE- taIea
"a i5s ~ sts5ss M entered azanA 5ou accord
WALTER KtMBALI. CLERK.
, 1859-02-19

Enn PIECES SATtNETrS JUST RI
1ixl1 RfNFD1Or 4 CO.,
~ AoE. Of S&4ts Aod W1ief IT,
AOLu 0lxk0 AND PRINTED aArl-
~ UK1a AEessff.d I'D tos esleby
xah 4k4kplQH 90.
Or. 4eea - NJ -
, 1859-02-19

J0HN l. KIMBERLY. Presdelt
FRANKLIN LEE, Vice PRECEDENT
JAMt8 c. EVANS, Secy and Trea,'r.
On THE OPENING OF NAVIGATION
~ this company viii be prepared to transport Pro
peTL Aefeh 4ndse IS from few York Boston. Aibsny
xs|ep'; IN Roasss A. from aay e. r. Lak. Pos de
rates By Other responsible ae 1t the same tine
rircd. F| e" 0e
1n!s Company haHa lire Of eaht stauoch props1erx
10 p,y betHeen B1Asee and ChcaK,. touching e roEt1
a shebo5ean. 4wsukee, Racine. Kenoaha I'D Wapkc
ksn. Hagtl at thcak ample facilities snd wAsehonse
for II. reception asserting aud shio-
undTr TIE dreton Of their Agent wL1 will kiye hi per
sonM attention TO tt fulmelt Of contracts .tent
Of claims md dam :ge1
~ our Company have large Ina Of Canh Eoats On
stHs Oanal a1d AT abnu: to establish Alne OF Skaul
EanA b7as 24o. we ftel warranted IA reprtsenlirg ia
dGr sno m | .hat they ean ~
We therefore. ak tar lubc to lne he parSnsce
% nsesa hestcTed upoa during e nast four yeais
Madison 4trtetA Chicaxo al 01
, 1859-02-19
G.eg!m

NJ ORTGAG SALE,-WHEREAs
III ,ss ssns. Gsanlafh.n, dd u tho p.ea,h of 1p>
hsfEs.ss &ts,se' rsss :s :.'a II @ Ssos
Geaas, L III .hc tta;e @ o. ltnei se ss;h dsy of Anil
shes saa oaeass nsa ese = n. s9es %sas .
Ia a9 Ct t11se ssst,n
aftet i.ft stqEnk havins allen DE ca he h az q
oie IN osfr ,af .a N sns
n.,eat Il s, na.. ., h;
.saeIA q !ntele dsy cr d.,s 1he,eon ,s =!
Sss $; III e.
aG!isen: noass "a
.aa III 6 g. d; .sa;
tic coa Meas aosr sae s1ia 70 u 5es. e. opc
= e - n .sa e tas sa H.
9t rs ieeS, Il sus
1t,iee ks1eS, ae5 xten Il ~. 90s 70
oa 2snss, xn i ,Dt By
at ~ :; e'eoeE IN ~ d sid da5 II ths
e q e ese2 eesa I'd sss 4 @ &; +:
tst haaef sF es:h hs PREMISES ia tad morxaze DE-
Ss. ~: s: 92:s 3! sSa:t* e.
nsht nsh Gt :. ha iissss %s ss E
beal .seus ei.hIy prfc1 e. rEs. fs,
M.s as'n street. about ezh3 a.ee ~ b.
-2eE1!s:: e!s::c Ese.u.., III, a. D. ,s s!L14% .is S51s a
fl'kUolEE' 5ALE-UEFAULT HAVING
Il, ben made BY Stephen Dere and Horsuo q. Inn.
.na lie ah as5 e Ell 9o's s,s y
81 IT, sa x ass9 nsa
agt5 = 1aa ea{ I'VE
5s1d et d.; esa si,S e ia S ae's eIssd qa
bs Ttte "a sad dsed q ia 11as q tss.e e. 1se
tenth diy OF February. A. 1859 al Tn ocloct Il th
eq1hoe 81 &C., aF III n5a:e e
e.s ,as ed 81 g9ef IN he e, Of ghsxo
aseet sssa & t,s t.sa;1 e s g.
e1 Illinois sald ICED q tEu.i recorded in he oce Of
fiSf & ii Cook II 81 BOOK
Icy el9ta Tfastee
1TATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY
- sa7o1ek 1ska County Court Of Common Plea, Ami
1.nssase IT.. william J. Beck md John Deck y. John
Paosc assiee II hereby dveo to the aid ,obn p,u.,
1ss q u Gsrt cooE Count; Uoat ~ ma, 81 e
IL VI q !ffsq, RI & r.
saaa q a. "a a 5shs
d ssssa ss:s = =:
NV: ths.stsEs anles ss lie S "a Johu prou,h,n
Ss%9ss . / ssass sa &:
9e fa Saz o. ehlcazo On The # N~asxI af xn1si
:Rfss ~: !: ta:d ssss :s,5
~ r. Ia ta9pr o. the said James neek u iilstn Rro
=. a sooa neeR 1ld 20 much Of The proper1T .sf.eh1
oo.a Iii II BE- aod e Y sst]sty the sa.d sment aad
n>o, WALTER K1AiBALL, Clerk
1'R 9 ST TEE'S SALE. .-WUEKEA3
:, Charles CLARKE and Mary B.. hs wife, Of The ci,1
81 e eh'saSo e e oou4ty of coot nd ss.e ot ao e1s
hereina.r describe to te p1,mert Of eevain
Pfonss'sy note Of Five bnndre and ti1ts Sexen i,ai
asy p15ea an sn9nsa s3s Thsh deed q te
BanT Bnss :. 9t W.e.a aqesy "A SAT- sin ia
81 o 5S Sa.et ts.es 4io and ~ and whereas
s hss been nadst b? the les4i hcjer ot
LOT nm,i Sae D,Fso.ss she.tn exorfase hersto1
e1ssSp; sS M 4 s Eottn a9or q the ooa oa:e hs
RIFT fGs m.Y e;s ~ steR osloet ;6e
.snbid "a ~ .s,d d desa Of t,s . .t:-ihe aadi1dsd
ecu N twentynine t15}. Town number ons d. RI
Ra e. nunbe: a1een u.s. east oI ihe ionIth P;,ue1pa
rdlAn acd cont .nioH any three ind one ibi, tassN
acre. bs the sas more less he same Being land srt
10a 20 btntAnio " Clarkr and Charles CiAyKe from
the ettatc of tie late Ut. uenry Clarke ~ LAWN
Chlcszo. February 9nd 1aa& ~ III ciss
, 1859-02-19
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-, ,99ansS:A y Ceintx~ooi nth the Northern Railway
,I o1 s, .na a 1soato xtsh e Grand Tru1f Rail-
fnseo onia9 IA ! es N,x.fA F. osss, c.pe
R.iro45 foE Boston aad fntssediae poEts On Yefmons
Central between Ot1nsburzn and Botton.
Tho AboFc Line u uneQuA1ed far regularity 4rd dt.
pacn tof P4ks9n3e.a md freikht between the Weetn
Aud E2stefn and New Eu&lAnd etatea aud Canada
For freight or pakaake Apply to
d 7. SPENCER ( Co., AGENTS,
1439ElcA foos of LA4Ale Get. EhicAzo. IT.
, 1859-02-19
Railroads..

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
St. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad.
CHANCE OF TIME
Two Express Train. Daily
FOR ST. LOUIS
0N AND AFTER SUNDAY, THE BOTH
Inst rsIne will leave Depot, corne. It Canal ID
V&a Burtu strctts ~ follows:
1910 4. n Mail ani ExpresA tsundt5s excepted)
9sN 7. n N:ght kxpretz. tsttu.daJl ex.epsed}
4RR4VEa.
A.
ANl ana .lso q. H.
JOLIET ACCOMMODATION.
Leaves Joue1. A. III.
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4tAFS4 r. H.
Al11Fk4 n 1ouet. ~ 4. H.
ia91y A. H. MOORE. General supt.
, 1859-02-19

1HERR7 CREEK AND PIKE's PEAK
~ EXPRESS.
Through to the Cold Mines In Ten Da1s.
JOHN M. HocKlDAY e. CO..
P1opretoss and Contractors Of th: Great 8s Lake and
Cherry Creek United S -ates Mall, will run daily
Exprea Line Of
Concord Coaches drawn by Six Mules,
Through from Atcitson Kansas Ter1.to,y On the ,r..
West Bend ef the Missouri River to DENVER ciT1
u &h* Mouth Of Cherry Creek.
This Line Ccnne:ts wth 'he
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOE RAILROAD
By 4 Daily Lie OF sse4mesA
Ihis the on!y dail5 line Of ttases to tie Gold Mines
with s:opblnR places and relays Of
Fresl, Mules Every 20 Miles.
Passengers ~ line will be taken tror ss fFon A,chf
son 70 The Gold Mines In Ten D.ss being TWENTY
DAYS less time taaa by ary cthe. conye, ance.
Atehscn. ~N~N-' W. !!o0
,nB-PaaeP1et+ y1 BE- board .hroush to the mines.
mile3 1e1nx ssts hsd Eaas Aoasea
each pas.enttr. ~ ~ 4Ao"ea
enkera viii bear in mind that sfo p,,, th..r y.,e
ac9 boaFd from A!chison to the 1Les N frtsht o.
io.tf 'b4. b.ekGxe e' ~
tbe chlcaxo: Bsr4nat:n 2linc. RIltoa3 Der OF.
....+ - 4txea 10 be sold per d.y. com seaeiug
~ st. Willie ready for sale u sdvance on tae
John N. Hochday T. Co.,
P.oTEssos @ q tie uaitea sa'es Mai! Line Gal, Lake
f3Hzrrr HrR
, 1859-02-19

PATENT OFFICE DEPOT,
1ats3n No. 100 l.4ke 1srees ChIeaua
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-24

HRkFRAT. COMMISSION AND PRODU Il
NJ Merchant, (Wholcsale) Agent of the Syracuse
Salt Manufactsry for Davenport and neighborine
towns
Warehouse opposite X. r. Depot, Davenport, lows
Aug2O'SS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-24

POSTMASTER IN TRorBLE. Fools
NOT ALL DEAD YET.-Y Yesterday afternoon Mr.
Jankins, Postmaster at Pleasant Prairie
Musca,ine county laid information before
u. ). Commissioner Brown, against Thos. T.
Stevens, Postmaster at Bowery Landing
same county, charging him with detsinine
Letters and refusing to give them up when
called for.
1t appears that man named Polly had a
letter in Stevens postoffice which Stevens
refused 10 give up for the reason, as he said.
that Polly was indebted tn him for board.
Stevens afterwards carried the letter to
Farport postoffice and then got constable
to levy upon it Finding that matters were
becoming rather warm for him, Stevens f.
nally paid up the costs and forked over the
letter. The main reason why be detained
the letter WAS because he expected it con
tanned money-an article which he very
much desired to get hold Of
This is about the most foolish operation
yet on record, and the perpetrator will prob
ably have To suffer for it. Marshal Sumers
was in town yesterday and had the prisoner
in charge. We hope ther are not many
more such men in Uncle Sans service.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-24
MAvv. ARRANGEMENTS

Fimes Of opening and cIosi"g mAn''n W. "''e"'"'
Post Offoe:
p..,.ss MAIL. arrives AT Gas \ Annd %"
cl,,... at 9 10 A n .. . 10 p ~
uo.Tus.S Mai. via Dubuqde and Nortiefn lows
,... a., Z NPn c.,~e-at s;l5 A M.
anrygrns uuI from 4 Louis And sonthern nm
,t .r.ive- Al s EvP ~. clnses at y 10 ~
wrsTrsN .xp souTHvRN Iowa NAIL, arrives o.
Go = M closes at?30 M
Y,,1xa,s Way NAIL. arrives 6S5 M AMI $50 =
n; closes al A and 3P a..
RIvrp NAIL soU1H, including = -rtowhs Ao"Vert
Louis the Missou.i River, he~; asAa ana Asnsas
via Hannibal 4 81. Joseph 4, arrives a. ID a
NJ clio, e,ataph.
R,vEn n .tL, IN Guiding river towns from lie oiaire
t,Ivou. arrives at "a ~ clio - NJ o''p v.
EoprurRs NAIL, By lsni up 'he rvcf, arrives ~
Ar Sundnys Wednesdays ani vridAys; o'"ss al
gpm on Nonda)s w. tGcsdays anu Frtaass:
Bus 0nAss NAIL, arrives nt ~ =, o'"s"s - ~
rursdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS.
AMIry NAIL, arrives and closes At IL Tuesdays
and Fridays.
AuaxosA NAIL, arrives and closes an u NJ on
Thursdays.
The efncs M bA open on Sunday duriax tAs san-
msr from TO 1OAM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-24
River 1iessss.
ARRtv KID

ARRIVED.
FRIDAr. April %.
kEoKuK Dodge, Montross.
canada. IHL. St. Louis.
CoLonA. Collam.r. Pittsburg.
SATURDAY. April %.
hAIE CA,sEL. Gray, Dubuque
bxS CAnrBtIL. Myers, MoDtrOse.
DIw Dsor, Parker. keeds Landing.
LuciE MAY. Rhodes, 81. Louis.
Wm- = NELSON, -, st. Louis.
DEPARTED,
FerDAr. April a.
CANADA, Hill, st Panl
kLokUk. Dodge. Montrose.
CoLLoMA. Collamer, Chipswa River.
SATURDAY, April %.
Drw DRoP, Parker st. Lous.
BsN CAMPBELL, Myers. Montrose.
LCcIE Nay, RhoGee, St Paul.
WIN Nelson, -, 10
hate cAssEL, Gray, st. Louis.
The Key city came in to Dubuque Friday
morning. with banners flying. in honor o
being the first boat through the Lake. snd
aud the Metropolitan next. The Minnesots
Belle is this merning's boat up. sndths Me
'rspolitan this mornings boat down.
The Steamer Lucis Nay struck the pisl
his morning in going up. but continued OF
her way.
River still falling SLOWLY