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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

nc l9-1m Dyngkjsis, " hoIesale Asents.
uAwhy VIII ye suffer The eye hath
not seen, the ear hsth not heard of better or
mote yCpnysr tnsi9% ih3n thst known as BAk ER =
rREMIIH BlTFERS; MANY are the sufferers
T~oH NsspepSla- Liver Complaint teafthnrn and
Nsry"4S IlesdSche. To such W advise the use u
Numerous are tho recommendation certificates
f. Mr.. BAKER, hg-ht complimentary OF the vlf-
,acs cf hs celebrated mcd'1,,n,gs,,
In pylce A. which shcse RlFTERS rs sold, puss
. IN the power OF ali classes to reap the benefits of
cases nf pysrepsla cf twenty years, standing
as.e Ir ee cared o' she ase oi them IN fewweeks.
Iau'; tai "a try them. .
Ta,, can }s, hsd of all the prominent Druggists
Ir t.c clty ui Richmond and elsewhere ia N.rg MIA.
a.. To Tobacco NRanutn ncturcrs.
haze. ntstie arraE.eW"ntS with NeSSFs. Musser 4
Coleman u, uae and sci their PATENT TOHAC-
WITNESSES, With movable RETAINING Pies
.o; a. We cali the attention Of al! manufsot arers
otta}7cca "a them. y claim for these machines
a. The wo.A is done better.
81. The small space they occupy.
4h The immense saving OF money III the outlay
4 n.ltl 81 tobacco is set hy one of these machines
iu from three ~ Ave minutes and relied of in the
ION. the nsnSSCr wishes. II fenough of the re-
tanners are rrcevred, the tobacco can stand for
Wereter e Nessrs. Palmer 4 Allison. \. Dill,
l. g,sT' ! B. Rf1yMTtsgy M y};rR Co TrghTeIq hRnN Var
Man1tsctureys of Portable and Stationary Engines
and saw Mills, Cary ST.. Richmond. oc l3-Im'
- Fire aud Life. 1--WE desire to call the at
teHtiou Of the public to one great and important
FtEF AND LIFE INSURANCE
csn he effected % any amount and ON the most rea
iN5siCSASGE is5i.$ ,t"5 4 41i65lE.HcY OFFICE. :
100 Nam street. W
q few doors above the new Custom House: Please
o'53ys THF I'E2 L5FRSP6I ISSPTSisni GNp LONDON FIRE
INSURANCE COAfP4NYt
{ Il pi ia i---Sl0, ,000,Uo0.
with over SSJJ go invested in the United States,
and an annual revenue Of
S2.25O. 600.
Weare prepared to take large risks on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
Ia edition to the ordinary mode Of Insurance,
this Company issues
PERMANENT POLICIES.
On pryD1>Ht ef ten aRHRgI FreHtH83S, property is
tacgcetoEth permanently insured -
H. tIss plan saVAnS OF nearly FORTY PER CT.
5 iccted tthe sum thus saved Will, IN fifteen
seArs aHruI Il to the whole ot tine depuSites > the
r.sa aud Inconvenience OF renewals are avoided
IEe loiicy can ue cancelled al sny time by the
npldeT, the premium beins returned. less i've per
cent.
THE NE,v YORK LIFE ms URiNCE COM
PANY,
Wlrh capital Of over ~I.6oG, 600. is on the
MUTUAL Pr lNCIPLE,
Snd offers AS great Inducements to persons desrous
ot eIeetluS insurance on tneiT lives as any other
Comlday. We respectfully solicit call.
W0RTHAM * WYATT, Asents,
100 Main street.
1fFical Eyaminsrs-Ro. T. COLEMAN, N. D.,
j. Il. Conway. NJ. ID. oc3-i1 is
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FATAL ACCIDENT William III. Clark, mes
senger of the American Express Company,
was accidentally suddenly killed last week,
while on the train of the Indiana Central
Railroad, near Richmond, Indiana.
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Iae Steam Musicat Instrument, on exhibition
al Mechanics Institute Hall, is attracting a
large crowd of strangers and citizens to see
and hear this remarkable invention. In the
haii are also TO be seen Il number of rare
machines in operation, some grinding meal,
DINERS reaplng the all, ,otherSsawing, planning,
ana tenoning, and ail showing a wonderful
amount of labor-saving ingenuity. The main
nail is filled with beautiful articles of every
KIND and to examine them carefully, ladies
snoGid sc" them iii the day time. The curios-
lty cases are filled with rare contributions
from all quarters and Of all ages. and the
iancy depar tment cannot be excelled.
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and Main streets. Richmond, Va, is now open for
the reception of B0ARDERS, either by the day,
month or year. MRS. X. MACDoNoUGH. +
oe Cts
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rull!'. rEREsTIsG FROM CHIYA-The letters
,avih ~, china, furnished by the Europa,s arri-
val, cohnrm the statements that the resistance
~ a. emo proceeded from the direct orders OF
s ue emperor from Pekin, making this to diff.
.ef from iormer quarrels which has originated
viii viii the inferior authorities. The Chinese
so'erhment, 1t Is also reiterated, are making
great Efforts to add to their means of defence
Which are responded to by the population.
contributions from the mobiles are making TO
1uite large amount, twenty brass guns and
thirty iron ones had been added to the Peihe
forts ~ o'ii0
The following items from our files are OF
interest: v
Ihe Independence Beige states that accord.
ing TO the last news received overland in Rms
sra from Pekin, the Minister of the United
states was in the capital, where he was no,
ailoWed to communicate with any external
quarters. The first preliminary ceremonies
10 MS admission were not Jet got through His
dispatches and credentials had been deposited
at the entrance to the Imperial Palace. in the
Eemple of the Sun, where they must remain
forty days to be purified. 1t is only on the
expiration of that time that they will be laid
before the chief OF the Imperial Cabinet. who
will confer with his colleagues on their con-
tents, and will bring them, if there appears
reason for doing SO, to the knowledge of the
Emperor
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Ritlhlmonn pispatrh.
yCowARDtN HAMMERSLEv.

~ THE DAILY DISPATCH ia served to sub
.efihers At SIX Ann QuARTgR CENTS PR wExK,
n.yabe te the Carrier weekly Price far mailing
stayear, or S7-5a FOR six months, in advance.
~ THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH islssued
eveTy rnesdss and FTldas Il $500, in advance.
Friday, and mailed 80 snhscrheuat 81 per annnm.
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The amount of disbursements through the
u S. QuartermasteI,s Department for the last
fiscal year. amounted to Si0,5ol GEO.
John Simmons, convicted of the murder OF
N. Simmons, 10 TO be hung at Emithyills, N. O.,
Deeemhor 5th.
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~ Light. iiSht,. Light, tt--Buy the
rr>r,-ticnuiHe cANNEh COAL OIL. manutaA
,1red FROM Virginia Csupei Ccal. A leSnuu9
,.Nsc ol warranted 10 burn well. not to smoke ~
give anF unpleasant ordor. This ol IS free troui
sar ratite~stcs viii moi explode. and is the mos
economical Nlt IN uSa. Sold ht
FISHER & WINSTON.
nr l9-im DTugkIsis, " hoiesalc AGENTS.
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SHOE BUSINESS OF LYNN. MAss.-A GORE

SHOE BUSINESS OF LYNN, MAss-A CORES
pondent of one of the Boston papers writes
thus:
The shoe busness-and consequently all
other kindS-is extremely duh in Lynn at
present, Goods have been manufactured all
over the State within the last year, far ex-
ceeding the demand, and the market thus over
stocked. Too many persons without capital
have gone into business. and have been Obliged
to sell their goods at a sacrifice
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TOBACCO |.

CHEWING TOBACCO.
~ CHEWING ToBACco..
PALMETTO AND PRIDE or VIRGINIA
We have for sae- at our factory. on 7th street,
CHEWING TOBACCO. We Will sell Ii in large
small lots To suit purchasers. IL is put UP ex-
lie patronage. Cosby 4 ANDERSON.
oc 4-ts 7th street, below Cary.
lN&PECTOK.s NOTiCE.--As the Inspector
1 of Lard and BITTER for the city OF Riehmond. !
take this method al posifying all dealers n the
above ARTICLES that L = I,y tisht and duty q ~
over ffty poNsds, according to law.
TiIt5S. u, PEACHY. IRs,
oc ls-2w Office Law BuiidiHg. Frankiin &.
MEMS HEAvY - y o GAN A,.f fsid
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Ro95sTg.--A negro named Edward Harris
belonging to Philip Tabh, was arraigned be-
lore The mayor yesterday, charged with break
ing INTO the dwelling OF Isaac Ryans, an aged
aha erippiea iree negro, and stealing several
pairs of boots and shoes and a pair Of rama
looms A white female living close by. saw
Ned place his shoulder against the door and
"shoot 1T in;" soon after which she saw him
come out, apparently laden with plunder. He
was soon arrested, but none of the boots or
shoes were found. Yesterday, however. old
Isaac made the astounding discovery that Ned
had on the missing pantaloons, and charged
him boldly with the theft.
Are you sure those are the pants l'' asked
the Mayor.
Yes. sir; denis dey,'' was Isaac's reply.
The Mayor remanded the prisoner for trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

II The undersigned would respectfully call the
attention of dealers and consumers to his large as
sortment of AMERICAN REFINED AND COM
MON IRON, consisting of all kinds and sizes OF
Bar. Band, Hoop, ard Scroll Iron, Rounds and
Squares, Oyals and Half Rounds, Tire Iron, Horse
and Mule Shoe Iron lightning Rods, Agricntural
Drum Teeth. Nut Iron and Tobacco Mil Tapered
Iron; also, Counter Sunk and Punched Rails, for
Pit and Quarry Railroads, Railroad Frog Steel,
Steel Coach, Buggy, and Sulkey Tires snd quarry
Half Round Steel. JAS. HUNTER,
Foot 9th street. on the river.
n. B.-A large lot second hand WIRE IN store,
suitable for balng hay. oc 15-2wf
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I,RANKIIN PAPER MILL,

tnaAAN R]cHMoNb. VA.
BElyIpYRR MANuFAcTuR1Ns COMPANY
keeps constant. "a hand Az d.ses,ptigens pg, q ES-
PR SEWS AND BOOK PAPEa. 81 Ill slali-
Ties aud sszss, furnished at short notice. cssh
ps,s &c S-dls IS III ago. wHrrfIELps Rsss,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

~, Steam Engine for sale.-A two~and- a.
half horse STEAM ENGINE, in complete order.
having teen used only three weeks Ii Will be sold
at bargain. Apply at this office, oe4-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

NJ Removal. wv. Leigh Burton, Dentist,
dSei aboss The Mechanics lnstitats, ~ N-tm
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k- Licorice, in Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality.
GUM ARABIC tgenuine) for Tobacconists.
ToN4uA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
talIzed.
OLIVE OIL, in glass, of new crop. In store and
for sale low by J. PITFIELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, Corner
my 4-6m 18th and Cary SITS.
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DICHMONDIRON aNDsTEEL WoRKs.

-AUII x OF JOHN 7 !. FNII.ks UsTt, It.
". b. will continue the GROCERY BUSl-
NESS in all its branches ut tho same place, and
solicit the patronage of my friends and the public
generally. oc 13-d&cW2w
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HA- Richmond, Oct. 18th. 1S5g.-Dr. J.
w. GAR liCK-Dear sir:--i have used regularly.
since since ,ts lntIoduetson, 'SEMPLE'S BAKING
tion for baking bread, that have ever seen. We
never iail in having light, sweet bread when ID is
employed. Very truly yours, J. c. SHIELDS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

NOTICE Having qualified as Administrative
~ on the estate of JOHN /. WIilKS deed, all
persons inde bted to the estate, will make lmine
diate pas ment of the same; and all persons having
claims AGAINST the estate, will present them prop
ery authenticated for payment. as It IS desirable
to settle up the estate as soon as posi- bic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-25

sA~ Every Lover Of Good Bread, should
try HEMPLE'S INFAILlBLE BAKING POW
DEh'-pfcs 20 cents. For sale everywhere.
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:, ~ Seniple's InfaIIIbIe Eaking Powder.
Senie months sincc- We commenced using these
Powders n our home department." and find they
sive such entire satisfaction that they have become
with us regular bouseheid institution" IL is the
best article ever offered TO the housekeepe for
Nerfoik Uay Book.
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ossAwATToMIE BROWN.

A bolder or worse man than that same Ossa-
wattomie Brown the world never knew. His
sinele virtue. .Iin ked with thousand crimes, -
was bull dog courage. Fanatic TO the highest
deprce--a pupil, in politics, of the Giddings
scRooI-he has been taught to believe that tho
killing of STAKEHOLDER was an act which God
would approve. When in this city last spring,
in his lectures he told of his stealing negroes
aud running them TO Canada--of his stealing
horses. which he then had with him for sale
of his shooting down Shareholders, ana oil on, /,
er acts equally atrocious. And now, sad
Brown, II wish TO know If the people OF
Cleveland approve Of what ! have done, :,
Those who approve of my acts will say aye"
and more than one half of his audience, com
posed of abolitionists, shouted .'ays," whilst
not single may was uttered by any one
present.
Such approval as this-and the question was
put at all his lectures--gaye Brown confidence
that his party would sustain him in whatever
he might do against the men Of the South, and
thas emboidened, the miserable wretch, by
seryile insnrreciion, sought to overthrow the
the government and bring himself to Its head
CgsrsIdad Democrat.
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COMBINING FOR SHOEMAkERs AND
- sADLERS.-I would hereby return my thanks
to all nay customers for their kind patronage for
the last four years and most respectfully solicit
continuance of the same.
| have now on hand q good assortment of SHOE
FINDINGS, KIT, &C, which can he bought very
CHEAP FOR CASH, rs | am determined IN future
to sell these things, at retail. cheaper than they
have ever before been sold in this city Also,
French ard American CALF SKINS. SHOE and
SADLERS' SKIRTING, HARNESS LEATH-
Err, TANNERS Oils, &C.-eyery thing usually
kept ia a Leather ard Finding store, 10 which in
vite the attention of all in want, am deterInin
ed to sell cheap.
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OFFICE sUP'T STREETS. /,
OCT. y INjV. 7
LlEI 4 q, Ill u Y

'TW y ~ 2 T Y = IT FAAiFES,
L BRiCKLAYERS, AND CARPENTERS
Proposals will be received at this office until
THURSDAY next, at II O'Clock. NJ, for furnish
ing aud setting the new curb. stones wanted on
Virginia street, between Cary street and Mill Al
ley, and for dressing and setting such old curb
now the ground il may be desirable TO re-
tain.
Also for re-paving on said Virginia street with
the stones now on said street, and completing the
balance of the street with new stones, &c. The
bids for the curbto be by the linial loot. and for
the pavements, by the square yard State the times
for the commencement and completion of the work,
both for curbing and paving.
Propositions wii be received at the same tlme
and place, for taking down and removing that por-
ton OF the brick building at the southwestern cor
OF Cary and Er- mia streets, tsay thirteen and
half feet thereof next to Virginia street. recent
y condemned by the city for the purpose of widen
ing Virginia street, it's western side. The said
| portion to he completely removed by the 18th day
of November next
For any information connected with the forego-
| ms, apply To NJ BATES,
oc 22-dtd Snp't Streets.
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TERMS 0FADvERrlsfNs.
LOTTERIES.
MOOD, EDDY Il CO.'S
w SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES,
fBY STITE fETIfORJTf.J

APPROXIMATION PRTZES.
res of %tfs1 Apyrpx i.saat.ng m @yA.
, 1859-10-29

is large golden glory, with sn eye IN the ecu
ter. ati led to the rear and the front. The g}ass
is Of the thickest and finest plate; tbs interior
is lined with henry drah.colored brocade silk,
sumptuoisly stuffed. 4 iarge armchair, trim
med in the same style, occuples the entire back
part a. future. In the front there are seats
Tor two. The panels are cover 4 with an ex~
auislte little painting. representing the Arch
bishops arms aud other holy devices.
- The following il d list Of the persons who
hare been killed IL duels ia California:
Edward Gilbert, BY Denver, in 1852; Dr..
Crane, by Mr. Tobey, in 1865 Major Wood
leaf by Achilles kewen, in 1856; Df, Dickson,
BY r. " Thomas. iu 1854; Mr. Tevi., BY G. F.
L'rpineo.t. in 1ss4; w.. Ferguson, p 6. T.
Terry, in 1859; and Dr.. P. Goodwyn, b ". ].
Gatewood, in 1859.
The list includes only formal duels, fought
after the acceptance Of 3 written challenge, with
seconds, 6c., but the number Of deadly encoun-
ters fought on challenges. and nj the spur Of the
moment, hare been vastly more numerous, but
no list has been kept Of them.
How 70 SELL UssAIEAaLE SoyILs,-Here is
the latest Partisan advertising dodge, which is
given for the benefit Of authors whose works
persist in remaining upon the publishers
shelres.
The unappreciated novelist writes letter,
upon The following model:
Sir-You arc warned to make 10 further At
tempt upon the virtue Of Il certain young LADY
whom you pretend to lore, aud whose bapttsmcl
name resembles that Of the heroine uf----
(gising the little Of ,le move, the exciting so-
u,arce lately published by {na1ne of
the pphllsher} Tragedies eren more terrible
than thst which closes tue work of fiction in
question, sometimes OCCUR in real life- De on
your guard"
Yoti leave your lette. without signature, hare
1hnJ ND nfnAt ~ lnrf T
, 1859-10-29
%NxSCELL>f-1.E0EH ITEMS.

4 SrANrEDE.-Wc 1earu that on SATURDAY.
night last some thirty slaves in all rau off from
their homes in Alexandria and Fairfax Countjcs,
W., near this city. Six were the property Of
the Rev. Mr.. Lippett, Of tue Episcopsi Church,
aud one Of na''a fiszaagh, Es9. Some Of them
late Commodore Thonas lAp Catesby Jones, and
t~o other gentlemen in tic saue neighborhool.
.Fhose names sc hare not ret lcazued.- Hash.
.Hg.on .Sfafts.
Edwin Forrest is lying on bis oars. drama
licallv speaking. lie has informed the mana
gers, and some of his personal friends, when
urged to accept engagements and appear again
til all ls difficulties are settled with lis former
vile. This means TINT be will not again per-
form until he has broken down the divorce
granted TO her, and is relieved from the payment
oi the three thousand dollars alimony.
The Richmond 1FIiy was rery pathetic
over the departure Of the 81 soldiers - who de.
parted from that capital for The seat Of war. II
says:
"They took leave oftleir wires and little ones
last nigtt amid much weeping and willing, not
expecting ever to sec them more! 1t was a
hcsrt.rending scene, TO be sure We endeavor-
ell 10 procure : lock of the hsir Of several Of
the sofdier4.' as nemcnto Of shem, ia case
they should fight, bleed mad die in the service
Of their country ba. they were too much af-
aicted By the parting scene to pay my attention
to our request. We expect to see half of the
soldiers back ut least, But good fortune 10
them all.
Scene N An INTELLIGENCE O<11cE.-A LADY
IN search Of help. Hiddy 10 wait OF place.
I,iddy-{To the lady, DO you keen two
girls! IL the kitchen ou the same floor with
the paslor: Have you canvass carpet on the
door. Hare you gas in the kitchen:
Ladr--New, Hiadg, it yoa have rot through,
Ill nm to nsE rn1, q fot ~.
speak frenchs Talk Spanish or Italian: DO
YOU taNe tea out moro Than three time. week :
DO you play the piano!
Bidds-lndced no ina'am.
LadE-Theu you won't do for me: want a
maid with atl these accomplishments
tos Transcript.
FoLtr or PxruE.-Take some quiet, xober
moment Of life, aud add together tie two ideas
III pr de and man. Behold him, creature Of 4
epan, stalking through infinite apace in all the
grandeur Of EttIeness. Perched On q speck Of
: The Universe, eyery wind Of Heaven strikes into
lis b.ocd the coldness Of death bis soul floats
aud night, like dust On the wheel, be is rolled
a,cng the heavens, through labyrinth Of
worlds, aud all the creations Of God are flaming
sbeye and beneath. Is this 4 creature to make
fog himself crown Of gtorT, to deny his own
tesh, to mock bis fellow, sprung fsoIa that dust
msu moi err: Does be not suffer! Does he
not die. When he reasons, is be not stopped
by difficulties: When he acts. is he ueve.
/ tempted bv pleasure! When be iivcs, il he free
! ffv.t, pain: When be dies, Gan he escape The
| colnnioa grave! Pride is not the heritage O!
ran: humanity should dwel. with frailtg. and
atone for ignorance, error and impertectiou.-
sidney Smith.
Az ARcuBisaoF's CARR1AeE--A Mexican cor
| v..cordent o;rcx the fntowfpC descriution nf thr
, 1859-10-29

cTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook. r. Superior cou,t of Chteaxe, 5aaaasy Ttsa.
1sao Josepa 4 kstoa n, Jaqss Il naos7 Glsf:ss
M. Ba.s. Ca:.s.qe .I.3 sns1 ta.. aso.
atn r. But John n. Rtsd Fanny T. Bird And JOHN q.
vi na1t and Chat.es Hitchcock. T!u4tss.e ~, ..,..
Adar.t Of ths au.rsstdsnee of Aas& Butter
Bater HsarAa Bu.ies W.tss Rn..r I'd 5a.aes
EusleI. avs Of u. Defendants Aboss na7xo sssk
d!ea in oassot ta* Clerk s.d tSs S1,
fer Chrstsns 4 BgIer H.soah T. Butler. Waller Hute
sr and J4aes s. 4 Bss'e. taas b. eoup.a15t tsa ~
On III eIe7tuth cay af October. ts2 I'd 'hat
thertuno, tsaEe1 OFT of sAd staoss sa
rsra5psbe On III arst ondaY u 11asf! sezs 1 ~
by Iaw required. ,,,J r,.,.- chre..,y- A.
BasitF Hssash Bu.les ~e1 Bus!sI ana 5a1:. 3 s,
oT ChiaFo ot Cook eouasy On sas 3sst c79 ef
ia ts7ss ssas hg!.sn = Isiss<a T. ~ ssSst!
eFd<ur 70 u t4d ea77;atasais ~ q eoppa.Et tfe
xs.e "a tLs aesA toza tseEsa charged sd etatea
IN - tte : eeefesAe lad dasaa e3:esst atcst
aeeof4ltg to tte 7aIez Of Etd em ~~,,,
GAz4cr i HzSsooex, campira sol'u. oelz as;s-av
, 1859-10-29
THE WESTERN TRANSPORT
ALTON COMPANY.
1880 ~si,a:> 1859
INCORPORATED 1856.
Capital .. $500, 900.

Jyo ALLES. j. Yret!len. HA E. Beet 4: sts'sa!f !,
SAN. AuKG -. S!ta Pest E. L. tLhSAAS. lfeae-
na.!nx completed i, s.as f. H. sasosf X.
!t4uu, taGiHts 18th Oh x eAna4
3T.:lsl CIT Eaoad Hu~ @nd 6lh<r property
and fsyu New York Pa.s.iti hta. cestYn. A.b:oy.
Trpr x1d utx.pt ae p3rr-. And roffs ~ Ltx*s kt'..
Michigan snA Nn.pn. by tie Au.iaou ttiser sni AFe
IL wo.k d The E.ts Canal Eala,s.ment Is nox r.. r.
ncrI ~ rtE tornp1xon tr t7npany !eel il
xarsotx,ux to sueh nt 1sas-d pEompsoesa
.na sinatcL hxtxxen New Aask and Uuv, II ~ eon1-
,14ua AAt:sfaetion. .. ~, - .,L.
le1w ee che19u and tsf {e. aud gers sus-
en.uh sra4oa And tie prepared "
Elske ep1r tetA for up sod doeu freight hy steam and
Capa. a. steam % Like md X ii to nod from Rualo, At
the Iuxk&t ri tux fAteA- =,
Ills company ruu EI2ress orez the Fev York Central
allroad sua siean. Lake tle1ey osur!ax to
me,s he choice Ut and fo New Ytrk Ar III:
West-
HuSh A1leu. osnesai ASsat, ~ Ioat'et sN'.S.f.
jsSses II. WiIxss A.ter Eauxe Euttttrx, New Yasx.
SO. Chass, lis per, Aisa:Is.
do 19l kyez stfkss. 'or.
III. Wider, Eo1i Ase1s. e -sAie &Tsst. Eos3dH.
! gasssto Hunt -, 5wetutc STR 4. Innau1n.,1
IS +. tIutd, VII 4 Miss Itaitott DocE, IaHAu1cc.
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ss1ass4au Azsnt- ~ Stale street.. Chicago.
, 1859-10-29
II. c, FAME FEsEHK.
Master In chaneesy Ct Cox County.
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MASTERS s. L E--Superior
4fl Court of Chiaxu IA ChaneesS-ssste Of ulnale.
Coos Ceu:tg. S.S,-l and EeeY " L. HAhee.F rid
sT.1k !. senaes- and SA1Ah sunn<s, hs~ae-feutoo
for Mcetantes Leu-
faale Yotce he,rhy 1vrn th.t! II pursuance Of d.
eretzi ossr ertez~t IN a0se anssed eaasA on tEe
ia Chanetry of the Superior Court Of Chiko. VIII on ta<
twenty pini tth, Of October !. ls. II ten click
h!saest BIDDER far eAah the north doF Of the ccut
Houte he City Of Caseaea in The County aoc state
rouutJ os Ceok aad sase ef lAno1s n VIII On Do k4
sye.uc ts Junction .h Cotx<e Gsovt and known II
ia numbered ihrte ts} and four ~ IN Block nuaer
esasv {sI the half Of seeaaan twsnty.even
fs:S "a XeAuIe9s Subvton q hin Addition the ttr
Of Ches9n win the bu,,drE. improvements md AppuE-
s*uaneez The eto befoc k!rS. IRA SCOlE.
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