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a Great Hennery.

A Mr. De Sora, of Paris, having dis
covered the secret of making the hens
lay every day in the year, by feeding
them with horse flesh, raw and minced,
bethonght him of going into the fresh
egg business on q large scale. He be-
gan his experiments with three hundred
hens, and found that they averaged the
first year some twenty dozen eggs each.
Last season he had 100, 900 hens at
work, with a fair proportion of male
birds, and the proportional result was
the same. To supply the great con
sumption of meat, the numerous dis
abled and worn out horses in and around
Paris are depended on. They are neat
ly and scientifically slaughtered at Mr..
De Sora's premises. The blood is sold
for art purposes. The tanners buy the
skins. The glue makers and manufac-
tarers of Prussian blue get the heads.
hoofs, hanks, &c. The button makers
buy the large bones.
The average consumption of horses
per day is %, and SO well arranged is
the system, that the proceeds of the
sale Of hides, bones, &C., make profit
on the original cost of the horses. An
other item of profit is the manure from
the fowl yards, which is eagerly sought
for by the gardeners in the neighbor-
hood. About 100 persons, mostly fe-
males, are employed in the various de-
partments of the hennery. The expenses
of the establishment, including repairs,
interest, etc, amount to about SIS 900
per annum. The sales of eggs last
winter were 10000 dozen week, at
four francs for six dozen, or $4,000 per
week, which is $250,000 per annum.
So that Mr. De Sora can both cluck and
crow over his hens, that bring him a
clear revenue Of nearly $l75, 900 year.
How TO Grow RIcH.-The only way
by which capital can increase is by saw
ing. Ifyou spend Us much as you get,
You will never be richer than you now
are. 1t is not what man gets, but
what man saves, that constitutes his
wealth. Go, learn the first two rules Of
arithmetic-earn addition and subtrac-
ton. Add to your present capital any
amount you please subtract the sum
which9 you add, and tell us if the last
amount will not be the same as the first.
Every man should, in every year of his
life, make some addition to his capital.
You say you get but little never mind,
spend less than little and then, next
year, you will get more, for you will
have the profit on the sum you save
There is no royal road to wealth any
more than to geometry. The man who
goes on spending all he gets, and ex-
poets that by some lucky hit he shall be
raised to wealth, will most likely sink
into poverty for, in case Of adverse
fortune, he has then no resource
whereas, by economy, he may lay by
stock that may serve as a provision in
case of adversely. You may say that
the times are bad, the seasons are bad,
the laws are bad. BE it so; but were
the case reversed, it would make no
difference to you. Look at home. You
spend more than you get How many
respectable family have fallen from a
high station which they worthily and
honorably filled, merely because neither
the gentleman nor lady had been famil-
lar with the first four rules of the aIith-
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N. A, BROWN,

Fashionable 7dilor.-OppoSe The Guy Hot0I-A tfp-top
a., good workmanship, A. No. goods always to be
had at my store Cutting done. Call and see. 81
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VOL. 10.
Gtnosba Gribune 4 GrIturapb

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
OFFICE, Corner Of Main & Market Streets. Oppo-
site Market Square.
IL Il \ OSIIA, ...,........W WIS CONSIN.
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EDWIN HILL,

Sapin1 Hair Cutting and Stan9poodn0 Saloon Oppo-
site the City Hotel, Main street Old RaHors sharpsnsd
and repaired. oN
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LANCE 81 DOYLE,

JASON LOTHROP, JR, County Surveyor. Office, Main
Street, r. Robinson Is Drug Store, Kenosha. 1y33
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STONE, BROTHER G. co..
II Err MS

EDITORS d PROPRIETORS.
VI. FRANK, SENIOR EDITOR.
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JOB PRINTING

= . 7 r " ] N G.
BOOB Bank, Job and Card Printing Of every descrin.n
with neatness cheapness and prornpness Al ri.
once Plain, Fancy, and Ornamental PRINTING in io
Inks and Bronze Hs III ColorS -
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i IL IL M =
10 CITY subscribers delivered by the Carriers 81 90
Mai and Box Subscribers, ........- .... / AZ
IN ddodnce % be added to the above
Al Kinds OF Produce taken in Payment for Subscription
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ADAM DICKHOUT,

Graoe1 Foundry and Machine Saop-corner Of En-
change and South streets.
OSCAR g. LANCE. WILLIAM DOYLE
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CATTLE KILLED BY EATING SoR-
GHuM-The Independence (Iowa) Guar
dian gives an account Of the destruc-
ton Of seven head Of cattle from eating
the refuse Chinese sugar-cane, after it
had been compressed in the mill The
outer coating of the stalks is Of very
yltrcous character when thus broken
up and taken into the stomach, it oper-
ates like broken glass, cutting, and in
some cases penetrating entirely through
the coats Of that organ, producing a
violent inflammation. A post nlortem
examination in this case revealed this
as the sole cause of death. This inn
portant fact should be made known to
every farmer, as it may be the means
of preventing a serious destruction Of
stock. - Whitewater Register.a e .a
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Statistics disclose the unpleasant fact
to travellers intending to cross the At
lantic, that there is one chance out of
eight Of their never living to see the
other side. For the last four years
about 10000 persons have made the
trip, all told. In that time three trans
atlantic steamers have been lost, with
200 lives. For the last 20 years, the
average loss of life is about one in
hundred.
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BATES OF ADVE RTEsING

HE TRIBUNE &c TELEGRAPH
10 me OSaest ripper in The State Of Wisconsin pyints
1t1 Ctrcl~dtes FIFTEEN HUNDRED C0Dies 1er ooeeL
I0uTJJths of1ctich are in Renosla I,,,nJ a,Jg"I~'
"'4@e'"d deSfra1Ie medium Jor Aace,tisiag.
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Ecnos5a Business 4itettorp.
EDWARD III. RUDD,
COUNTY SURVEYOR,

EngrdVer on Wood and eUe,y Kind Of Metal. Station
ryi Fancy Astcles, &C. Main street
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NJ. Blot, learned Frenchman, gives
the following scientific view Of the I'M
mortality Of man -" You do not die
You only change your state of aggrega-
ton. 1t IS true, your nitrogen, your
hydrogen aud your carbonate separate /;
they arc distributed through the atmos-
phere, penetrate plants and animals, or
are absorbed by the earth but as no
atom perishes, you continue to exist;
the only difference is, that you ind
yourself red~ce@ to q simple eab,es-
sion" 81.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1859-02-17

BE Truthful WITH CHnDREN. =
Some people tell lies to children with
view of enjoying a laugh at their cred
Iulity. This is to make mock at sin,
and they are fools who do it. The ten
tlency in s. child to believe whatever is
told, is Of God for good 1t is lovely.
It seems shadow Of primeyal limo
lcence glancing by. We should reyer-
ence a chiId's simplicity. Touch it only
with truth. He is NOT the first to quench
that lovely truthfuIness by falsehoods.
, 1859-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

!. The yicrroy Of Egypt has sent Mr.. RaEeyan
offer Of twenty five blooded horses, as good a. q.
can 10 bought in Egypt and .Arahia, il he will
como to Cairo and give instructions IN his art o{
The 0raro ofths late Judge Conrad. philaf
de}ohia, is to be chiseled out Of the solid rock
on a biuT overlooking The Schurlkftl, In the
Laurel NiH' Cemetery: The monument Is TO
be seventeen feet in height, and will b msdd
Of sandstone aud marble, allcr design q
ypnpg man who was educated ut Gtrard Col
lege. :. :.
lst ANS: 4 Young American lady has just
cnmnitted suicide, IN this city, from dissp.
nointed lore. The means used we're the fnuaea
Of charcoal" 80,
An officer with requisition in hts pocket
from the Governor Of Mime, recently went to
Illinois to bring on Nr. Cilley, charged with
abanntn1 the daughter Of Ar. Nitherell, OF
Daxter. le secured the object Of his pursuit,
tool The Grand Trunk for home, and, arriS1ng
at Montreal, the prisoner informed the otheea
| that be had concluded to tstry while IN lc'
toria's dominions; .nd he did, being IN torclsl
country. ,, t.-,,a,,
Of tho BALTIMORE Patriot, died suddenly a Bal
| timore On Wednesday evening. Born neA bos
ton scventy-6re years ago. 1nd has1ns sess ,t.
| cfty e. wcutsto Baltimore IN 1919. and in n
u,rT. 1913. founded tho Baltimore fisF rot .Whlei
be conducted With signal ability up 70 wltnm
few Years past. He never preteuded 10 be
writer. but Us successful and jud'c'ous con
ductor of public press, he was Pre-eminen'
'Hr was nrcseut al the bombattmsnt OF For
NcUsurv, ia 1914, and wss aid, 10 GoFeEno
| fezey.
, 1859-12-29

Az 1n1su YAxxks--A Paddy. liying in the
township Of Dorr, Allegau County, having tor
some time past been in bodily fear and sorely
tried b. N ugly customer 'n ne ts snape o. = :
msEins nuSS | aigsty visits to bis premises, md
.fIiehtening the. household into esnniption aud
eating up Everything within his reach. lit upon
The. following pln for bis e1.ern'n a,ion p =: -;
old Work.bench, with the.: muzzlc pointing
slightly downward, he took piece of. pork and
then lied string 10 it and run it back through
Tie bands that usually held tue Eamrod, aud Sc,
he cord With purchase to the trigger: When
III III was done be retired up stairs, ut daring tc
sleep below. and watched the result Of his plat,
Soon old bruin, asusual, came alocg. and smell
ing the pork began TO pull away astt, when ~
nnsuspicious animal head, killing him Instant
er.-Grand Hdpidt Eagle
, 1859-12-29
Nim CIVILIZATIONS.
NET READY FOR NEW
" YEARS,
ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED WORKS
For the Festive Season Of 1860.
FOR SALE
ATS0 OIuER BOOKSTORE II TONY,
RECEIVED BE
s, e.. G. RIG e 8 r. CO. ,
39& II Lake Erset, Ess. d State.

THE "ATERLY GALLEHAs
y Ing series Of ENGRAVED Illustration Of portraits CT caaF-
acter1 In Sir Walter sces EoEanees Cne eeeaus Foatne
sr, With cs ttsrl ensfAyiasi- Morocco antique TEA
style, tlo- --...
REFNARO, THE f0A'
After lie vtr.on Of Go<the by Ihon1s j. Asno, Will
q illustrations from TIC dcsgna of H!en Tno han1aea-
vol, ,eFo beautifully printed ca tae nne'1 Ih'e1 pas
ci'th, EHt &asa' mo1oece aaG91s.V. -..-.-.
THE RO0K OF MODERN HALLAOs-
The Book OF FaroHse Netesa ballads Illustrated With
% lila STATIONS ;rcE drawings Of the t1E e ts Ezeh
, 1859-12-29
TIME GREATEST WONDER OF
THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Moods Hair Restorative.

s.v.ts. =. I<,u,,. No., nt,l,:rat: EsloA Iaaheh
III! eIs ta b. Mod. III: ey ftom ss,s.sn y
Il. nsr TS soae, saea esdenss must lave IT. e wn
cotntnx from rlnAlle source n cettthease. nc
1rs truth Tic Dr. needs no encon''uns nor useless pull
tesy from The pItss: -, ,,. r.. IN .ssa
a.t4uaioa sd months ttnee TO u: hlkhiy 6e,eas
rdis or r0ur restorative was narcea 70 Msk: a
r"" { sySs ~ xs: c. ~ yi
Shafaeter s.sr three mouths s!nce psueufrd eoS 81
=: It., IL x.se ed I'D ,se :Ssa
lave amer procured aunther boits, u which hare c"e1
ii; - t"ay I1sS I
ace did MY a!r has RESUMED s natural ss;nI. ano e
ev so asd xl. an t. ~ 5Ttn , 6ss ~ tf liz n
~. ate III ss 1sod wih tie effect
.os; .se dsG ss hn,' to yeuM IS Fl Aa,t w.:
rer dlsrcuas, will not lsre oGca1.oh to ~n!1I ~ -, ~
s,atrnets clt:zan ef this s'Y and Is!a+M hefe
O.. bere aud 4d,oaae t&ns Any u.c yoa ay ssv :, II
a'sr. with ny HaH.e aasteas ~ s"u1 t *stn " Ell
%,s" ". LIZ Il M iusiY rcurs i. q. RAYMOND.
WOODS ia nA.R nfsTSiS ;;sFi5s S1a r n,.zru..
S,s~ s:,e s'' i % ~ assss4 4, 6
s:tS,4 &; @ ss e~ ':sss
=. Obligation; & cl = Ssos f:Ssss
aS asds4 sasa .sats sts .i:s R:@ X %asti
,sr aeaias III pssar Church :. s1 nj,
ssa NAT ssnaean Of great ns9s'f @a ssa. 'is e.'
ss''AAs 's''@7~' r:xockF,Etn. Jan, I. iSA:
Lat ssnt IL REMOVING inhsmma.toa. !,nduc and
a. :s ssS Ts %14 -
ns9n ~ IL or Stna1 color. lhASsua
~ ahs? .ltIs .! snsthns Ike The ias T. 'soss9tS sU
sEsse2 1s: :s: Il;
ftSnrvida and Fancy C]ondx Dealers "
, 1859-12-29

Uosg1a MrRnru.-We arc informed bJ the
Sheriff -Edmousou thnt horrid murder was
committed in Brown county, near Cooperstown:
on saturday evening last. Il appears that there
was a party at the house Of one Of Tho eitlzena
in the ueighborhood, which two men by the
names Of paEris and Charles Riddle swore they::
would break up or kill those engaged in it,
Uoon entering the room where the party Was
these two deeperadoes commenced IN attack
aud cut one u,au. named CLARK, almost to pieces,
from the wounds of which he died in q short
time. We are informed that one Of the 'men.
Riddle. had been arrested ind that about hun
dred persons were in pursuit OF the other. Far.
Crooke creek on Sunday morning. about half un
hour ahead Of those in pursuit, ard has &c
doubt bccn arrested by this time.-Rpshe'.l'
, 1859-12-29
curious Literary Discovery.

4 curious literary discovery was lutely made.
in an old house, formerly portion Of religions
cditice, ut Ni1tscott, in 0xfordshire. While
crct closet or oratory, hidden in the thickness
Of the walls, and covered By the punching Of the
adjacent room. L proved 70 he the place Of Do
posit for small library Of the earliest Protess
anf Thentogo Of the lime of the Reformation. !
concealed, no doubt, when the possession Of
owner to fire aud faggots. Some Of .Joh1..
knox's writings are especially mentioned, and
a" Complete Copy Of The First English or Gov
eraa.e's" translation Of the Bible. If the latter
work answers tue description, The "tind" will
be more valuable than was at first sight appar-
eut. as no perfect copy. OF this Bible has yet
leaf wanting. but supplied in fac-simile, sold
for 1896, or Il 500, in 1854.
, 1859-12-29

N upls Coax rounty. s-Supatnf Eoust ct Cn!ea6Hs
T. En*aetsy s!.aa a'Wp.1r1 Nn+. tfss,<s Sn.y.
tIe ne T. Uk sa and sa!rxuanl Insurance Company u
n asa rhtl4ie!ph,a-Bu 10 F"rt~ose Mort ksxs
Futile notice Is xsen, toat in PstuAnes " -
s.1sn day durenaer. a. p sas "a ssot. Maase9 ~
Ch.ncsy of ae superior Curt q chssko ~ 70 r. r.
-ecnuu dry u January. A. D. iseo len oeoeI r aat
hurp Tor e..a, Il he 1nrh of tue t"urt ava.e s
ia aIv af Chlaso In tAa County snt staas ate1 Ne
foAlovx ds<ftpsd lGa, r~ees Of parcel. 81 nNN sot ~
mneb tAsreat ~ plAy AaAY 1..a1t OF
sid dsxTs fersas md etsts, CsAtJ st Gosk
and Ysas4 Illinois eFt: iota nunf+Is so.t W. ~
IS ,ix{St seven o. thirteen t1 foukfeeu 1 anA<a
,Iatrxn III. s-.eate-n ~: sttero tfsl nasseen w.,
.en, t.eniy .stns5 a1' ,,ss Jsen fS
sls s...e a f. tsS1n sis<E nmns*; ;1 1es .sss -
fs, tai1 y,vo 81, ,h,ry three ISL and ,hty fur r.
n b!osk nu,n5rr four ~: "ts numbers ase t2l ~ a.
even n extt ~, nine ~. Thirteen ls1 III
teen t5}, aatesn ~ s*Tenteeo ": ek kw-n.vvc III
twenty tht~- ttih sweutyhuf t-s> sv:nty stvta
t1esl3 tht - Ina } anA thirty ~ y osh
nus-r 1ye ST. hi. nnat<s+ ne III t~o :l lhtse -.
s.s ~ ~ ;s,s Il 20 'es IL III s,y.sas s.
Univ unx ~ foTy {+o sortyous t&} Ky:
lt to;tJ Dr. ~ fsHy ~. ~ aa a. in its ts.os efa.
aIne ri hloe< numotr seven tt: mpsis hss - ~ IL;
!oor 3se ~ slk t6 sx,sn IL s.sn' @a,s nps VI '4
S rsa .l.:*s sFs;i: I'll ta;ja M
II .sI " ;Is naabs! ens =: r
Takhains addition I, dnastn, .hieh ~ aaausa -
seetis No. thlIfy 90 IA tovn.uip forty t NoJa ~
rsnrs fourteen III East Of sae th!1i ptlnc.ps
.a;sa - south and West Of The E9s s II "oee''s1
Haaesa chaaety Of he supedoz Court + chss1So.
! Ghtsn }ozextuteS -th. 1S43x 0e59asA ~
, 1859-12-29

~ City Eleska 06'ee, Casaxe. ILL., pee. 10. lase. .
Pubic Satre ID hereby E.vxu. that fhs ten9nn Council
layture7rI Sidewalk u <dpstsrctrl ~ follows: ta
tet south se VI Hickory tuet trcm rren Lay tEtet to
t4;as lhrce tu:oTet and fury tvet E.st o. 1seta
B1Y Afstt tn the SaFth Division sx fxxt VdA u 1hca
pine plsnk lid bearings u un !ers shsn tsea a.x
ssaarg lrt ta hs easts or ths earth med In between
t.em ~ fufE svtn kt1@a-
Now. ute.. Tie sl.i b constructed u The MINT.
lie h AaY Janusry. 1st It vii te built ~ the STREET
COMMISSIONER a.xs aee haiGo.
able thsEe *KL. ~ II. kkEIsAASS,
LIZ
, 1859-12-29
MASTERS SALE-Statc ct ILL

fl no.A Coax County. .ss--Supestur Couttu u chkaao
Joan Wop&aentt Eha1tes II. tassooA TFu*o 0t Akns
H. loe.irseh Harry B. Goodrich snd Henry T. Gsadssea-
prsxio4 for MFshant.A LIS. -.
p1lc Eo6ca u hesy xvxn that Ia purtuant1 of deere
u otrT entered aovs atHssd eanse on ths e.h
stsv of eusxnAxf y. lss In >eosx AAstF n Char
raw ~ ta sonefrr natS of ChzGo. viii Aa ts1F-
lhle.y u asu II tee o'coek IL IL for
Of said 4sy. vi. = r.bs Aas'n u taf nat1s r. M
tkyrf Chicago i~ ,a.d C"unty Of Cook. tho tes
II, At nyrsnk. 70 VIZ, This sou1h eotess of Naofk
nn.,sf =. II ~ m bnells Addition Chez1 untink
txty zs % Chestnut aad coe huoTrI ANIL tvA~
a4a "a NszsboEn H1sk toge&ler with n nStn
-itua.eI." liza u-Ce1
Na.srt In Caaoex1. Superior Cau1s r g Gh!sak@s;
Et,earu. QrccmbsE 4. l5.9. dc1i a1.h "
, 1859-12-29

ssTHE JON ES LA MP"
.,,a II 1rr.iIr r.auerd p:icra ty TAKUELL WfXAS.
Il Ceutfsj ,irss Eo.ton tsuasoGs T. Jones Goa
n R-Thc Jone4 BC.ues, recently Improved. gives ntfe
tIEh; snd eo1smes ieka OH; tt2a LET o4ez hesrssee
4te.i oil f;nrrxr na1nfAr4 ufrd nc7tssk&acu
, 1859-12-29

In the Southwestern iAla.) Eaptist we find
the following announcement: !
"About eight miles southeast from Anla11,;s.
sla, On Thursday, October 10Th, were marrled
at The residence Of d, y. BASS, ty G: \. Snow
dan, Judge Of Probate, james Teel 10 Nancy;
Isass, William Toel to Mary Bass, and Wilson
bass to Jane Tcel; James, Wiiliam and 5an6
.Tcel are al sens and daughter OF John and
Anna Teel; Wilson, Nancy and Mary BASS are
all daughters and son Of B. D. and Elizabeth
bass, all Of Corinyton County, Alahausa- The
aud but one ceremony delirered-o ruptial
phenomenon perhaps Qnequallrd In this State
or the Eputh,H
, 1859-12-29
Another Clerical Victim to Black Mali
Operations.

: VpGfA&40NHs
The Boston .fournaPs New York correspon-
dent tells The following story. where clergy.
man Of New York is shown to hare suffered
more severely from black mail operations than
Dr. Ponezoy:
The case Of DR.. pomeroy calls up the recol.
lection OF case in which a clergyman Of our
vicinity was made the victim to his humanity.
He was well and elegantly settled. One night
at late hour he was called out Of bed. 4 per-
son sick unto death wanted to see him, md
would not be alive in the morning. Thinking
no eril-not taking counsel Of prudence or the
police-thc clergy man arose, 4nd soon was ready
10 attend the guide. lie was conducted to u.
house Of bad rspute; the door WIS locked en-
him: money was demanded or else exposure;
would follow. Having been foolish enough to-
70 with strangeriu The dead Of fnight-havinE
found himself in house Of bad rcpute, he added
to his folly by the payment Of money. Then the
parties had him in their power, and they used
It. lie was harassed and annoyed nearly to
death His health yielded. To the surprise Of
ail he touk sudden voyage TO Europe. lie re-
signed Ills charge. He removed from this ri
cinity. hut all was Of no avail lie was FOL
lowed tv the bloodhouuds and fieuds, and
money, money was the cry. It is dIhcultto tell
| low the thing would have ended, If the police,
while in search Of other matters, bad not come
upon the plot und found letters that rerealed
| tie infamous scheme. Nor is this m Isolated
case. Want Of courage, fear Of Infamous
| CHARGES lead wise men to strange things.
, 1859-12-29
Corporation RottGks.

Nf A STE RS SALE.-Circuit
w C7ut Of The Ense! Stat = ef America Nostberu
n*l1 t-o:4. Marx ". s.a. su1 vfnz partner
u ":.i.a Mt'u y. tec11. Francis 2honwLd, IcA
sb,E"-A. JIG N4tEts aai A'pt H. Lempke.-la II chA1-
tety-
ssoee Is hereby .v.1 thai ~ TIdea " .ultou, Nsier
In Ch1ty Of ths alose al!l4 t1uIt !u tuzsuree II
tel1sA s.es sf I'D Cout. Il. IL TIC above ao.net
our Lord ha Al txaf huaied e14 1..T nina. kaa
on e;ne TIE a@seeIsh 1T Of jaEuasy nelt II sea
nozh eoE Of The a He=e IA The C1iy q cai.xo In
Tho Cauaty at Cook IN said l1sct. to he bl-r
alz IT, q, eEtt ts t9 Id. Of The suh
Sivaa Of The eAt part Of tbs rhsast quarter IT, ~
Tounssip auGbsr ih;sty-tkht north q Range !ou-
X sui a VIZ ss 81 n st an
uhcaia- J. T. AOELTUN,
Naster IN Chaocerv Eni e1 SiAie4 EnuK Fortt.
Xisthtru D:xtr1St nf ilIunIs,
, 1859-12-29

"A. deHch Wolf. Htnfy W"ln and thaf!<1 - hdl-th
tho kup-r.oF Cnust of Chcaxo. ...-.
assace l. kesvy k>ea hs4 W vEtus .: DretFe tat
No hAnie's Lien In the abuv~ -nttst 9n.s e. eI eto
bef III Ky fur 4h4 of Tx" launlre1 AL rwsaty.
ST poz1s the eopptaln4nt 5fpm fredxfsx Wolff
the avs n4m+! irthsanta and IN crtss q na"t
xa sum Of money With nsereat VII tae eoAtH Of ss!e a
the costs this snf l. the rhsezbrs n As>sr H clH
cey Of Court a.i A4naAy. The :sat *ssh d.y e
das the no;h fnnt DIOR oftht Coa Hnnrr. t:ty
tttcaxo Cook County. sad stats ot utoe Drosa ~
III The rxh t.Ie and teEes nf sali Fretrrleh Won n
O:eas Ad.ii,irn 70 Chicago County Vi Co.k, sni
ssass o, no together ~ah tte suta!n<s t,teted iasf
On hy The complainant Adoph T. Yaehir TIE 21feaasrf
VII b. rntCrx to a Uexd payment of The pn1caass
II. F. MATnEK.
Mar es In Chancc.r of the Superior Cvutt q thaea9u
Dated Decamt<s 18th, lSe9. ds4rR0fh
, 1859-12-29

oCuot -superfnrCurt Of ChieAka. FEB nary fe1pa
H. D. Ed14 The Rock County Bank n. XArtin Z. hrad~
iey md u. u Caphi lata pItnxs1 uneEtho Erra
aaens II Hrs4Ilsy + kCAnpb*.lAtAxhnsnt.
snlsc notice hereby kvrn to The satu Martin badtsy
aa4 T. C. tstanbx1l thas viii OF Ak.7ehn<ns s*Nfsa
,ut II ihe ecn of CLERK Of the superior Court IT CHI
cxu a,tA1 daY Of xurensr D tss Il The .ot Of
de Rocr County Eank AMI a7n,s the estate Of aid Hsf-
til c. D1lsy a1l c. cstap:<l fat the mn q s.saT.
,ey hunaI~ ard twelve &llsl doitA1a directed 10 The
3aefH Ut Cook caanv which said hAA IN ttnEnej'
s1.sued. No~ therefore, ants. sou sh* aa1 Na.tsa e.
kk1aIey AMI T. t. AhAl Personally h 1n&z APPEAR
btors u.a LII Cvu If {hesSoon befoss th.
II dsy q tae seI thereof 10 b hnax1 a. .se Csut
xAFy 4. y. ist0 ssa sp4 eaA LII and plea u NE sai
ptat!1s Aenn, 1u4 ement ~ s sn'trsd a*snst ~
srd n tavoT lhe md Kek Cou4J BANK. And ~ a1u*h
the psnpstty attached b. sufficient % sA3f Ito
kAd .sd eostA, Wit! ~ tnal - <.lar fhe Ame
WALTER k1AHALl., Eie1k.
W. r. nr1ar.a Pn.Y'4 AIR. i4.blft-&w
, 1859-12-29
GROCER I ES,

ON 'o'eo' IL '"@ tval.ou Of tAeuade:
50 hhdx nduscavado Sugar,
1Q5 do ror1o 1aico do
20 do Now Orleans do
400 bbls Chicago us1nod Sugar.
@Eo a. New york do do
IS 5baEs Old Governna't Java Coffee,
las do Laguira Coftoe,
a3o do Flo do
as do .dochx do
100 bbls Now Orleans molassss'
1no do Cuba do :
IS do Dugar Honse Syrup,
100 do Goldon do
auo h1f chests Groen and Black Tea
$50 bx Eawyerss White urasive Soap
roo DO Jcsso oa11ey'x do do !.
500 do q A1Pa1m Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do sterino do
- do rdould o
$50 bhls Smoking Tobacco.
l1o do Glowing do
215 butts do co
lgofancy caddios do
10 n Imported cigurr. ..
SO Jars maeaboy Snuff,
avs boxes oswogo ataree'
IS bags Pepper' o,.
IS 10 spice. 25 boxes Gloves
23 easos 4 ! Nutmogst
- tcs Prime Riee, 400 u7fs ozss1a
'76bxa.Prime Goldfish.
115 ftbls AL Waito Fish,
122 boEos Sealed H9,5ins' 80
1s4 bsgs Driud Applea'
79bblg Zanto CuIranfst
1pe boxoz Laycr Ralxinss
E76 do n T. do
o4tfb11 do 90
oto coils Mani1la and Jrte Aopo.
@754e Wrapping 1aper'
r7x ho1os do Xwinc,
liz bb1s prro Cidor Vinsxan
12o do Dairy Salt
$50 boxes Piper. .c,
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