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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-18
q 49, MESSRS. JOHN d GEO. CIR
M SS,sS77op SEN CertIhcate-"RERRINGs PATENT

A. RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 2d, 1859
Messrs KSowLEs &waLFoRn Agen:-We tafe peasse I'm "a
Jung 70 your long list testimony In favor N pP
hiNGs FIRE PROOF SAYS - ~
the IRE which c R,wIny
sho on The nghton the 29h one OF HPR
rAftS and though exposed to intense heat entire
hb g' on the GOT ,deO from the burning
Ieh on ~ on opening the day Appearance
That Its contents had shA order an
Oter from you Ia few days, our
Bridge, where
doubts about the FHEPoHoT qualities HERRNG's sAFES
~ m ,,,,ou-, -. .- JoHS Ono. GhsoS
SAPRS. 'AiN'A fiNSIhvh
, 1859-09-24
Ocean Steam Navigation.

- S"LN e"~ ~ AoiA Aa4'N0l
Every one otthe German steamers audtwenty-
three Of the thrtytwo british vessels arc screws
while all our own arc paddles. 1t will be il-
possible tu quash these considerations BIZ a
simple reference 10 tie taiture Of must Of oar
nnyul screw ships; there is reason enough for
thcir s!owspecds. Tie Niagara, with fine lines,
has Insufficient power, and tue engines Of The
-Nrrrtn.ack, AoaAott. Colorado. and Hd1oth,
were not constructed Oh the most approved plan.
Besides, tile enormous timber stern.,,osl and
rulder-post Of wooden sbips, carryinr wuyc
nearly ut the velocity Of the vessel, cover up
much Of the useful area Of the screw. Our mu.
chinists, though possessing every facili,v, and
more than British originality, lave not yct had
tile experience in screw shin. building which is
pcrftciing these tt1pfs abroad. But it is not so
much tue fault Of our engmccrs; our capitalists
wil1 not allow hem TO follow up tic march Of
improvement, but perscyrriuylv udhcre 10 Old
designs.
Tie palIlc-whecl is to-day MI abandoned de-
rice in Great Britain for murine propulsion.
and, we believe, no new oucs iu contemplation,
screw steamers seem III be l,atcl.ed ns out Of u
spawning ground froul the Clyde and tic
Thames. i large uunbcs Of old foreign war
and merchant vessels arc being fitted with 1hc
screw. Two 41,ftrt side wheels, making IL
turns minute, and ao-foot screw Of 81 feet
% fa,ne %work tie sin in caeh % Ielu. son;y 20 20 ner m
cent. Without further discussing the adya,ita-
rcs of the tw" *nrnnsllcrs mr. r. It is enou"b
ti,a, lie screw is ux tt,.ciixc AZ the naddc for
liz associatcd n1yantases ~ he scr,"x c"nst;.
lutte sufficient sunsri5rity. # allows sI;n to
carry INV unonnt nf ss;l.,b.. E.tuf Er,Ii,;a
lur i,,,t.ucc. snrratliuT "a ;as, yar.,s. Thns
with The wind uft. mauy screw shjps run fran,
Is to Il knots. even ir;..i,. t1. uru,.eller md
illus Tightening the coI,sunntiou oS coai. 4
paddle si,,p cauuoi carry the ricriuc to do sucll
,york. far thr n,nn,cut liz wind Il bea1n or onc
or two points on lie bow or oua,ter-as il is.
Of course, nine.tenths Of tie 1itnc-a paddle
shin with q heuyy spread of canvass would roll
its wheels alternately out Of water. which in tbe
s '@e J e95; q 5epafS anu
lifting il rronrj1er frfm its sttady wort and
| viii run Il; or Ii knots viii, The wind uIrnm
| while paddIc Of cnual mower. thus ciscun,
| et,noal ,r;ti 80 ,,.i, t,.airn trLo roiiK -,
, 1859-09-24

The New York Tribune expresses conric-
ton that the people Of this country arc all
wagering with each other to sec how great m
amount Of foreign iron, cloth, and silk and
ilncry they eau import aud use M without
breaking. There eau be no doubt that the im-
mensc increase Of late in the importation of
luxu.ies, rs compared with former years. gives
tone to the idea Of our able catemporary. For
tho first eight months Of ls5? the foreign dry
goods received at New York more than doubles
The amount for the same period last year, while
II tends TO weaken the encouragement that ought
10 he given to domestic manufactures. and
through them. BY the better living aud superior
cotnforts Of the industrious classes, to agricul.
ture and every other productive occupation.
And 1t is remarkable that wheat has fallen enor-
mous,y since Christmas last, and the fall has
made more than one nun besgar. As the new
crop comes forward it must fall still more, until
it goes low enough to underself the English
market, otherwise it will remain here. So long
rs the insane extraragnnce alluded to is per-
sisted in, the process Of q general fattcaing
aut will 10 M. We mar bear up longer now
than aforetime, because We hare the mines Of
California to lean upon. The millions she pro-
duces merely pass il trunsite through our minss
to Europe. Every dollar Of it is anticipated be.
fore It reaches US, pledged 70 pay for foreign
eoods. Where should re be il It could be kept
anongst NJ:
, 1859-09-24
The Irish p0tnfna HliUhf.

The Cork paPc1s Of August 10 will hare 1t
That the blight in its Oldest uud worst form has
attacked the potato crnp iu that quarter. The
fHct Of its actual appearance there has been Sc
yeral times noticed in the local journals, but
this morning the tale is told more circunlstan-
TALLY than usual, and is no longer set do*n as
4 dying ru1nor. The ErdmiAtr Of the 18th ult.
SAYS:
awe regret TO say Tint. SO far as has come
under observation, in the ruIal districts for
srauy miles around the city the potato disease
is becoming vcr, general. In one instance that
has come to our knowledge, splendid field Of
fifteen acres excellent land and highly cult.
vntet, the crop on which was at ono time ex-
pectcd to realize E506, Is now become absolute
ly worthless. In tnany cases half and even
two.thirds Of the crops hare been lost. An es-
teemed correspondent informs us that the
blight has set in with deadly vitutence along
the coast from kinsa1e to Cionakilty. The crop
i'll that district this year was about the same
average breadth asit has been for the last three
years, but in yield and quality il has been great
" superior. Unfortunately, however, ia no
year bus the tuber been SO rapidly destroyed.
The Pot alto melts away ALMOST when attacked.
Whole fields hare been abandoned as not being
worth the cost Of digging, With regard to the
other crops in that district, the same corespon-
dent states that wheat has been found not
nearly as productive rs in 1858. oats on the
other hand much more prolific. and barley less
in produce but fAr better in quality.
, 1859-09-24

Tho following extract Of private letter from
4 gentleman whose position enables him to give
reliable information concerning the movements
Of the Great Eastern, contains particulars Of
general interest on this subject:
Lxpox, Fii7y, Sept & 1859.
The Great Eastern will leave her moorings Ut
Del'tford OIL Tuesday naxt, Sept. &, and proceed
to the mouth Of the Thumes, where one or two
days will bc consumed in adjusting her COM
passes; those perfected she goes 10 Portland
lioads. and from thence, on the 18th, to Holy
head, uud il no unforeseen difficulty occurs, she
sai1s from nolyhead on the cs.h, tor Portland,
Me-, and should make the run in tiyht days.
The Chairman Of the Company, who Is inle-
fatigab1c in his efforts 10 get her into deep WI.
ter, is resolved to carry cut the ADORE pro-
sramme, If possible, and / DO not think delay
81 mare than four Of five days can occur in her
departure FROM 11oiyl ylead. She is sur< to 60 by
the lxt Of October.
Mr. Lever, Of the Galway Line, has been try
ing to charter the trip, but without success. =
the Company having determined to retain the
control III their own hands. They hare posi-
tively declined his offers.
, 1859-09-24

The number Of persons who en,igratcd from
United Kingdom since 1Si7 would be incredible,
If We had not the facts authenticated By the
published statement of The british Emigration
Commissioners. From their Nineteenth Gene
ral Report, VIC learn that, between the LIST Of
January, lS4,, and :;1st Of December. 1854, the
vast number of =, III 500 left Great Britain mud
Ireland. but since the latter year there las
been marked falling of. For instance, in 1856
the number was IL, ,s''7, against the annual av-
erase Of Su5,de0 during. the proceeding seren
ycars; willie in 1s5d it had fallen to l7G,5i4-
i diminution accounted for by the demand for
soldiers during tue Crinlcan war. 1t the
termination Of that war, We accordingly find
tue number for the next year, 1871, running
up to IL, but in 1s,s the number fell
nff To 1882, and there are symptoms Of u
still further falling off this year. Altogether,
since 1si7 to the end Of last year, The Whole
eugration a,nopnts TO 3,135, ,0tW. As a matter
have been from ltcia..l-in lSl5, as much as
tl,rccfonrths were from that country, Tie
United States and Australia have received the
great proportion Of this extraordinary exodus.
Df those who left last yenr. a,7l6 came to these
States, y,22a5 went to Australia, while only
$500 went 10 Canada
1t is noticeable fact in connection witl, this
subject, that last year 1s,s4l went home from
these States, while on1y 4,SGS returned from
Austr lin and New Zealand. The Commission
ers' report contains one fact, which reflects
much credit upon the Irish cAaracter-nanlely,
the amount Of money sent home by those who
luEe settled amongus to caabfc their friends to
emisra'e- The sun, sent last year amounts to
the yery high figure Of t2,22S., sS2, whiic the
enormous sum OF $4i,1ya.osU was renllted dur
lug the ten reurS previously.
For tho present rear we cannot speak as yet.
heyond the monthly returns issued By the gor-
| ernment. and these are confined TO Liverpool.
They exhibit MI improvement for the month Of
August over the preceding mouths. For August,
the number has been G,s II. Oftljs number Is
| we're English, I'll Scotch, 3,45l Irish. OF the
foreign count les. there were only aa444-chicGy
Germans. In the mouth Of July, the number
was 5,s1G--l, ,4l+ being English, 32s Scotch, s.
s!9 Irish, aud go foreigners.
1t is noticed by London paper, as remark
able feature, TINT there is very great decrease
ia the number Of Irish sailing from the Merscy
the decrease ior August aloue being 5O<i
| uhilc the English and Scotch lave increased to
1900. or course. this falling Of mus, he =;tri.
buted to thuse absorbed By the more direc,
route from Galway, in addition TO the fact thai
| the home prosperity naturally tends to check
emigration. For the United States, the cmigra
ton has been greater last month than for many
previous months. Notwithstanding this, I'll.
emigration from Ireland will never. IN all prob
abitity. reach ANYTHING Ike the figures Of for
mcr years; although it is not unlikely that frog
England and Scotland there mar be u consider
able augmentation, owing to the vast increas'
in the population, and the limited resources Q
the country TO absorb tue labor market.
, 1859-09-24

As-I~het u + lh0aas UtO7Et, N0EfxaEet-
H. T. S1rsLE, Attorney.
Ghe7gA SeI1s nheE ~, 1870. I'll .aEs.s4
, 1859-09-24
SfMll,g MacDtuRs.

4 NOTICE.-TdEE EUREKA M
n PRurED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, IL.
sx"s:.a "y ~. ilo.c II FL, ind oaness! s;;Ss @ xo
rth hcn End gather AErits wanted In everr city aed
lu~u In the Stale Of 1lllntls- Ahdreas D. !. LEVY,
rrlnci1sl unice, ~ ltrnatway, n. z.
Send for Circular sud Sample wasE. &nI.xm.aA
, 1859-09-24
:. :. VI. Z II1I RNlE. E:tfH%
II, F. JANE, TITS Auy. ~ a1s1-txf

\tol:TGAGE S.\LE>-Nos,ce il
AF1 ktEehv given that default having l<en the
IA. ulcnt IT t1s sx1ur- aud bv .etan Ihttn
turo5 MHrtE7.e nuke AMI! txt ustei hv T'nes E.lun.
4 the tttv Hf t'ht.ag, tie un1tr4cns-i, Hmm ~
Tuker faus t4c srr ii lay uf april. i. T. tss, Il
.rsdrf In tie Etr,teFs tltfcs uf Iok tnttx. III, In
va: Eyrn IL tho Is ment " -Four Thoaka1d
.3lAOt, fi"lA1s.
N"w th.rfir ,laE tn Ter ant ty v.sr 1t the pa.xrr
II ss's enalnst IN sai ns kA:e oa h4.ay The .ttt.
ay VI n-ulrr trI A. ID ku IL tea uvlccx u If xalI
a. t,v r"nh The C.rt house II thr lily t
Gh> tut, "f tonk. a~a state af ILnn r1t~ Il.
.ar AID l II t4c atctat The htxeA htp for c. sh
the f.! !"*!r. cf ri sinals In tbs ely Ut
th> ts...!te In raid hrTtEasr Ii 4u.lrr
II II \ uw"tt itolnls. :inss.>s. "ffhr etth
Aa:f H*<k uunttS til, Ut lssAthx Mil tin
Chicago. In tie County Vt ta- /, =, 4 .'aIe t.s-:s
HIHAA 4. TUCKER. AI.tsatst.
t!llceEo. Srpt. 18TH l%'a sele.as:a tf
, 1859-09-24

III Natha1elS Routon Of ta- CITY Of Chicago hv hi.
M aotat- to Thss: :st chesso. .. Il. sss:
AID 7ssns T. seue the VI thrte sexetl pr M
eati ii following :oi. psces Sr arss ei
hs sto7te u The e'uIsT ef Cook and >tAe u lLnp,
n, 90, 1he Illinois and sthi.a canl T1c.ssts ss.
t:y>un of the west hag Of atetn uu1n-f tvetty.ryea
t. f,he rsidpa Hsrn Il d a"tt.;
I'll so1tss " = oat!ot fofty ~ md Funhnx taesse
1Ae noh ins II pttes ii land ..M 81 ors
Asher lrsstttcs 10 Thomas Ma1ahan: hene alou.,
tsaee eosa long he s era1e to u sad oa. "t,y IT, i,
TIE nnrth Ans thcof thence eat 1rns said u ne.
x.Ant q sd !oT o., one haSdted Cd sy fset
E.11h fthe eas ena Of PARTITION traes .1a,t bloes
;is;s ~ - e;stss j.
z II ss,y geS.t ut Of
Asher lo.setse1 and The hes aud al rpm ii
4 TO- ay 3*st 'est 1s.ea ssst 'ps
with .Ia pass. Tue centIs of saa bkek ftf
ttacs parallel xsh s.a fence to tie PIC. Il b*sn.
nins Et n1ftGax= hasnk heea ae fos ree1r the nn
county Cook and Tecesxd tooE NJ u of n.os On
t4ie AMI whereas. ihs a homas Geue. uttaser
ius lta i C5sS.n = Stei u as.lsaa,*at ls'c
tas r. 1ay II aay 4 D ~ .xeo'iei IN ths .a's r.
il sSrf tssa nd i DC of |
ofhe setonu anu the ho.s IT third AID A ol the .ai
rren fur paeuaes of ai,<rn hun,tel duiss1. II iva
tAt-r ,sarsfFom b. te thereof sse,ise y with In.
kae ktk Sr1t Al.
huaily tJ reasoa Vt which fause pnwer.g SALE su.t lin.
I'd in >a nttElkt has hetrne operative Nute Is
given that MI Aa4 H. chapman. the taa a.sx1ee in
pasuaree " saa pewsr Of nix and By such
t & ss III Il -: FIFTH E Is bss 81 n5t %
nEg l. A A. r. a oosk r. n hs o. II IT,
saii dvseset's lsss Or p much taen-sas b.
so ,ti.y sid notes with tniesc.s due md ali ets auI
I%rses Ut sue SALE treeth.r with all right rgui,y
mpttun Of the mort ss1xuF In the xatd p xuites
WILLIAM II. CHAPMAN.
As-isnee VI 1hoaaas George, Mortgage.
Fl. T, STFvLE, Attorney.
Chicago SeF&en1beE III 1850. pec3 3a5HS.,4
, 1859-09-24

nT J. o. Rn:T1t.E
Oh: Art sc!4ta a.r: wir: he;..s.:!, ,liEe eve.
touched ,th the light Tint u1nrsh finm a,ayc.
Gte~ ths s. cet 'ituEe n tie dtar Il MS Lore.
NJ aseaI. hads, tauC tia, Christian Aa.ds would teaY
IheF1ftoH, tic u.EesI OF lis +QuaE tstt.
~ And nE4ts 4: : ,nbo! "' III t1a!h i!e!
t. is t s4.s VIZ ,s ;Ssa 5asa .n,s|r
To mar 10 It.s 1h. e.vre=se d. so.'s
sss s rrst s1. Fl: I'll. s:' e.
Sne IN his v.Is1t cu.l4I.ps; i. for one.
GRIND ps,yst~hes1 j. I i 4ldssslsa ltoata. i
.'sb =. dfun On yedo:. tenIar n,or.
Nofals1 idns u,an hs- 14oEcL btIurs
H. Indian srvyet". lands u lie -.
Ilan tlat which through. lit qaairt carried Gothl:
Looks f.nh. Church xI,hou. lansanlir.
f5,Gn ae as1 pn e53 1g1l:s 10
TIE E:esa.i u nrss ~. fts, q pItd aud sAura.
Tie 1.ar 1:tsist l!sdci t,ou, ILL iadf,I desA,
Kettcf tic ut L. Lama .caticfi; : widr,
Nh"rr ssse Is+ tue slu A;.cisau's stet pes a'arx
~ tIptF i!"Fs+ s1ur t4.e 10 " ride.
Aaa xS.ps nsssLa ~ =. snh l.. !..s5. to make
Te he n e" TIL SDs wssh ras a,I p9s e. 1s1
Who de.tas tht pearl e. e. hnGeA, tu.ty E1own,
Thati ,hs 1-is Escr,'a! ius,! IT, tc essais n.'"e'
Tie Ecnrruus d. weighs iess than ex Ill. nrayers
And work. Int red W. til g:avc5u Ut rtinh InoEe
The Eternal Gothess lusc rLan iscs oftrh and leve.
FIl17lu Ec1 Will rs s1lLET 4lten ha}r
AdGt1s 10 mi ~ the lAa. .es Of ll.r tf4yet:
4 nd tJ2ye tounE TytE. rou early cals.:i AWAY.
Tn,utIs the Isau1an 0: Ter court 60 ms:4
Like The Just l1tttrw NJ III A-+5f1L4 tL4r:
Ard her eweet rit1a, Leak fsl but d ID
a. the dry hnAk ON VII eli be grain IL sheI
And hov L3 ms fra which lie ifc dtvor:
" satn:s ui.t a4af.yss has we-nlElI &une out
Like c-..i Z. i, lng In exh u-,cd a!E,
For >ulhal itse III lt1suIet CRISIS arr ground:
And, ever while tl4e spiritual nilt E es T.uLa.
I;rtwcrn the NJ yrr and the ns hsf ttna+s,
Cl,.tet. uLt.1:ssu the VIE clcs. r.ln4an crtnns
Aa1 try. sa!n lt. psayez tn herd a.tEeta-.yuwn'l:
Oh, h-art Of mir c. kefp patt nrt Looking fvrh
As from thc Mount u Fistnl tehtIl
Ture. Jest. =ri f.e the Church Of Chiat On eartt-
The ma1t r. dream. tie soctn r. tortioli!
Art, fund u !ast> the my.tlc Gs-a | xee
Eris tnrd with hia Il L III jt1ss lFssa Up t. liz
III sm nd t'lcr'ge OF Eunlaa Ielewss y;
Aud. "srr al ,he s,,;:s If ang,is hear,
So'Es o. love tlt7f ctsftifl out a fras,
tungs Gffl.t {; 4t+1 uf tiuna.itY!
l.t! in tue II!sl u with the ..,fie t.ot lie wore
!. u vi & su3 hcssiI IN GeLts ret'e shure.
f.td1EE t. grther. aifh tha Al tentI-F H{Ki
Of II = Ett II In. tl1c ark hands .11 the While
It ..nis it.E c.'.sfocr. othlrg escty 1aIt,
Making Ill luEteLs light and hre hhE every elain;
t{a'<t<s~trnf.
, 1859-09-24

! marriage ceremony Of peculiar and inter-
estins character, was performed in this county
Oh Friday last. The Parties were Major Alex
Cu'bertson and Natowista, daughter Of the
chief Of the l2lackfoot Indians Major Culbert.
sou is tie wcll-known Indian trader. aud was
married to his present wife according 10 the
Indian ceremony, some sixteen Or seventeen
years ago, but having lately severed his connec-
tion with the American Fur Company, aud set
tied down to an agricultural life near this city,
be was anxious that the ceremony should be per-
formed according to the civilized rites. The par.
ties hare three Interesting children.
Mrs. Cnibertson is a lady Of fnc native talent.
She is said to have rendered great service to
Gov. Stevens and Mujor Cumming (now Cover
nor Of utah) at the time they visited the Black.
foot country.-Raria Trdnxtyips
, 1859-09-24
4 SSFSS,rE<'r NOTICE

IA CITY est's Oace. Ch!e1H,. September -. ls.9.
nLe hereby kire1 to al perns Interested ihas
appointed hy the Comman Council of tho
tItY Af Chicago tn the Of EeItn Th.Aar1
Nae Isuntsa and Foute*n ihiar tssls w. up,n tia
ta1 In the North division af asI city, dr<IeI b.
entt. by srayelnk a,i grad nx he
saaae !son SoEth Water ret To Chczxa have
cb1etd 'hs,E assessment aud made F'uTu thereof to my
uEee.
ANY person wtshukto appeal fom .a4 as<ssntat must
dle their objections, in writing in nly u1lc-. txfTa
Monday. the nth ~ of September. tS9. at oci"ck T.
u the q Council w ii that line, in ths Coshv
Enn hear al ohlectI1s At au 7. sss and
confirm or anhu1 the <aHe. sci
kEGtNAANN. t!fT E1tXk.
, 1859-09-24

n VIZ j otAN6LL Il ~ AAkAA0
on IT, :7h day IT March 4 e ~ Geasxs q Il
1id G~xe T.. 10 .etus=the p1Fmeht o. es..an , Mar.
.<<.i uao 'frop H. Gil = rsa,.ss o il wnaey.
vi1o~ u the lite th.r:es D. Wh:,aey tlxtsey
she Cd. ca1t .hs foloTns r. ~ ~
rsrt II ali ih sst. Vt srI In the Couhty of cook State
e llro tn hi PIT e ri "9 ea IN
,outh~y Of the Ianis snd Ash's.a aansi tae no!th-
ses'9, u s,1s y + Tssa,aie saa aaass s
stor ,he northr=.t quarter ani Tho esatal! Of ths
evu hrz.4 quareF 1t ettun and ths tasx a4f Of ho
nt,.i I- eerrap lrase for term Of t-ehty yeara
r rsf of the %,uiheass quarter at se~t!oa = abgvn
cf to Esaa T. 1undey The ~esthaif Of tbs southwest
Rt. i Ii. ora d: md ~ fsu.tee q Eha Z. iana
~ de- nil GeorEc Whln-r md others unsr he i'm
Ara is and eeftaln Deela7tlon ot TT,t ezieuted b.
ssd Rs., tate. A-yh l.1a is1 and vh.eh elss a1t
rueore4 IN tae ocs ot a!d Recorder Hook = u
Aotkaxts axe 40, references to which d uso1ttafe -
1eenFde L. hereby ruada Tor full specification Of Al tae
AMI .hrrr.4- By the psovt,ions Of asi aaoIf:aze
f,eyI I = a, 4s.n os s z. n.ss r &
The uoft<s ke pse1r ~ ;! he ~ a go
S.a !, y = r. gay@s ,ssa & mn Icy ~
.aa soses ha.e ,ot and NJ IN aefaa:s ~ u satt
$s9' sst1e:ssz. pase co:ce Il hereby sarea ,h.s l.
H1rpn w. Cars. he zlt Aosttakvs trust viii on tae
1AsrT for esh u DO non door Ct tka Couk Hous Ia
Ss Ct ea g a ,sss
ia Bfkos | ~; Y Z; eI S<:e { - Z
ts.sxs: (, e :: H: IL &. 4tse'a:s &. .u,>.:..
, 1859-09-24
Corporation 32otlfrs.

4 SSESNlIENT NVTICE.
L Cry Clerks ntles. Chiraeo, Sep'e nhsr - ls:3-
Public N'tice j. alrse3y sent I'll Ters-ns !ntss't-l
ta1 commissioner apputrttSs by The tuu.
q thettr "f rhI-n IL - i.r $1 !tun'nr NJ
F1nv pars tshv 0,. ur.n tHr Al estate In The N"rh
iaa >tsrts fsoa NJ a:r sstvti 70 North Water aeFt n
The wins Al It. claiE s has completed ls a.ssssehs
anil n4a4le rrtuTn thereof Ia HsF o.ncr.
Any t~ssMs TsstHr Ia, app fEn' tas sail a>.ess-
netf ac theT u:ettIon< tu writing. in nly tcs
erl-frr Mn14y, the 18th day II tptfu'tr 1-9. Il
ne*s a'hc Common Council viii. # hat TING. In
and revise and cunaEna annni the @a1ne.
se1u6k Ii. kREisMANE. City Cta:k.
, 1859-09-24
Afgal advertisements.

TRUSTEES S4tLE.-NAereas,
SAMUEL :. l1aye. anI L.ie j. his wife, VI the city
u ae1 State 1t llnos. Vi! 1b liver 10
~, LIAM y tFgu. frl their ce1tau JerI ct
Hast q tae IIt:u:es he.r aHr tetpx rare hr
st1a 11g ~ Aath a. l., w. I. ssr: thA ry:r.nt pt
t"uee'LAA pslniscIY n.lf, Ey ha!J = 5, u27r4
1eHf ~feh e41S hen <th, t4e Sun. Of Lire thou
Aah o:1e ha:G:td a-d Eve dollars md ,arab,
tsel' Iio.ih atf-r he ihete,e t@ Inc oia
GLaL:i H. kGiet. ard etr:.c ,.s- II Chtr.s Far.
!nE, Il .I IL. ell VI suE fr ce.t ia the f.
cnr':~Ea tiar u Lts.@ Cn .ty Eta iu ls..k III Z
tetts III iaSc H. and .r:e.s DEF ~ uaaIr Ia.
the ;aynrnt OF sail Sw1 n+t7. sid arplIs3t,a - h-u
nA 10 10 ht hJ lhs ekal hosr II cid t vi tie
ls il a deed oftrust described lhr pusp ii. exiu
NJ outnet-
So. therefore, Fusne Scts Ii herhy evea that .hai,
81 A uhut ss1s4e TO The hstee builder .h a1us.
day The sth dAs OF tbeE. i9. hcoe. In
nn7 1t se nHth OF Of the Coust Hnu~e In thr City
Ill 7sp pson II TEE trust retne in
hr $II tes Of trust The IL .I ere
TONED and tsa1fAd to Lots tal1fytwn CsL Ii
thss ~. thirty yfur ttsl. tirtyava 3:. thrty.x (el.
and 'LTse.en 3' = ;. ye~' Fatri.st tskn nf lilo
wo t. In tN C r1ttes subdivision II 1hs We thaif
O. ID weN haffH}o Of ner heaA qulter f) of s<csun
stssntten 1o~nshIp .arty Mite :s uoitA u K.n1a
fvsstten east OF the t,IId r. H. In Ehea:o IN The
touh:y Of Cuok AMI st4te " Illuai..
Ass ~ dte Isl ant liz ls1 In Noe& four Al n n.n
FasS Ad1l.tn 70 Chsko taase In said County S:ae
xetheE tn ali nkAt a1d e9atty Of eiemb3un VI the
snutl ani Lizzie Els wife. their eelss
t"ss Or 1s.tE1s thet pa thereof
WILLIAM T. BARRON. Trustee.
Dated 1t ChlE9so- ebts n,t~r ~ la.9 s.1...t-t.5
, 1859-09-24

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~ na4. Coek County, M-.Cinuli Court Of Coex
t'hcu;y.-ta Chaneety. nul.fph MesrIy ss. Asa S4ll
Ellen /. faf. thr:stlan Y ALL Hiram +. A,sheEt a.
Public netcr Is henty given thai L Z. tane Frecs,
deer red In szia taus. u1h ar 1t September
1854 sell 1t public auctun the h!sh<,t tA,er ez.
tne a1th .E o. TIC Cnuss Aous- tha city of chie.<
cuunsy af Cook 1fFe.ad the thst day ~ DSt<r l..
p la oSoek in the fo1rnoon Of Ad lay part ri
thr half # the Northwest stet "f scst shtysna
t7:a to~nsar thi,ty-nne tssh a"tA of range fsu!es"
tl% east Ut the third pEnrp Merdlan. tat of tht
branch nS The Ch 1xrr. AMI the line frrnt.
Ing t1 Efs-r lenk aat naln parcel OF said kr1n stt
ri ctrtaln partition suit ~ saA N1cha~ 1;pn
ne'1 The February Term # tbr couk equity Court
t,uu1aou teas a. D. ts whtrt!a the salt Mfchael 1-
fe'a and Patrick ott<n parties. <x--psr
frum this .al at~s~ at.s! pteass~. use nosth ihrrx
acrs"d Il 2ad psr.luf .ai land fh sid thE.t r.
in; Iisrc1ly =nuth VI cart ah west hne tur!pE rsf
ri With tie nE'h boundary "f +a. .etia four ehains
Mlnety ~vxn nk1 auth Et,aa said noth t~unesy u said
section t5: sa!t.tce .ere bv!n hesettf ~
by sasl Gonae to X. NJ ttonEh and othtn fvr cstt
dueI Mas l:ta. l3a lied in tEt ps1ce II thr Eeerd-r
Of Cook t.unty. In tk u Lvrs paxs I'd the I1rc,
At .and above adyer t>-t fur s,e uniainsnk
IesN rai ta in the 'eee.LExs In rant.
tin IN sAid ok County Cnurt cf Ccuiu,on sls aste
Eald refef.s TO- or such p"h she,cot shall .~
sary make the naney due upn st xrvt. t1sIr,t and
csta. Lie. FAME FEEEi.,
Master IL fhlEtery Of ct1k t'uItnty.
f'htcsfn. Serte*nvr l.th. 1-v ~rts Hi I'll