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TRUSTEES SALE,

WHEREAS. ON THE 30TH DAY OF AUGUST,
w A. D., 1886. Samuel F. watts executed unto the
Sherid Of Pottawattanlic County, Iowa, as Trustee
a certain Deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee
the following described premises, TO rif:-The S. 3
OF the n. W. 4 of Section fifteen Q5l in Township
eIshty-seven go North, of Range forty-seven "a
west, and the 4. \ of tho S W. i. and the W. \
the s. E. y of Section thiriy-une {3l.) in Township
eHhtE-Scven $50 North, of Range forty-fve wet
in the County OF Woodbury. and State Of Iowa which
SAID Decd Of Trust recorded in the Recorders 0t
OF said County on the 18Th day Of September A. D,
1896, IN Book A pages 90 and 100 and made by The
said Samuel + Waits, iorihe purpose Of securing s
payment OF Promssory Note signed by the said watts
and S. W. Lemon dated the Both day of August ls,spr
able 10 1"udon Mulin order, for Eleven Hundred and
Twenty-siN Dollars, the first of March, 1857. And said
Note having become due and payable and the said waits
and Lemon hav ing Jailed To pay the same, er any PSF
thereof, l. WILLIAM BAk Err Sheriff Of Po'ia"a'tH
ME County, and Trustee aforesaid, do hereby wv
public notice, that by virtue of the power when " Az
me vested by said Deed of Trust | will, on the
Twenty-SIxth Day of February, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 Cock A. and4 ococs
of said day, at he County Treasurers ofce IN cous
Bluffs Iowa. sell at public auction TO the hishrsi pae
for cash the premises above described, much thee
as shall he Sufficient to satisfy and pay the aiho1
said Note with interest and the expenses OF saa sa
Upon the completion Of such sale. deed Will DC sss'
in accordance with the stipuaUus Of said Deed Of la
Dated, Jan. 10Th, 1853.
WILLIAM BAxsK,
Sheriff Of Poftawattdmie County,
and Er-oDfeio TruHts-
BY FRANK STREET, Attorney for Nullin. h"s"'
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showing that there is no great deviation
from an air line on this route, but as direct
in its course rs any known river in the
world. The different officers who have
surveyed out the great Military Roads up
the Platte River, in their reports invariably
speak of it, as the best hnown natural road,
OF its length, in the world. Capt. BEcxwIrn.
in his report to the Chief of the Topograph-
cal Bureau, says: "Thc distance from the
Missouri River lat Council Bluffs to Fort
Kearney, by this road, when completed, will
be one hundred and eighty miles, rhich is
mach less than by any other rodd.'' Capt.
DICKERsoS, says the ''route was chained.
and stakes driven at intervals Of go feet.
The entire length Of the road is one hundred
and cigh'y-nine miles,
Mr.. WYNKoor, who was commissioned
Sheriff for Arapahoc County, by the Gov.
of Kansas, went out from Lccomp:on (j3
miles from Lcavenworth) on the Arkansas
route, in ,torty.tour travelling days, in the
ran, Whcn the Gays were comparatively
long, grass and water good. lie arrived at
Omaha, on his return, by the Platte Valley
Route, a few days since, making the trip in
t,ceniy-seren travelling days-in the middle
of winter, short days, with scarcely any
feed, and deep SHOWS, portion of the way.
Going out he had oxcn-coming back
mules, at the same time, he gives the pref
erence to oxen. He stated the distance
from Leavenwortb, By the Arkansas route.
at Sj5 miles.
From Leavenw orth, by Fl Kcarncv 100 miles
St. Joseph, " L" &c 700 L"
Council Bluffs and Omaha 5S3 "
Mr.. WTSEoor emphatically declares the
North Platte Route to be by far the best
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These distances are over the routes now
Travelled by Government and IMMIGRANT mail
and stage trains. From Leavcnwor:h and
Council Bluffs, the roads were measured
with chain the others by odomcter, in
charge respectively of Lieut.'s DlckersOn,
Warren, DeckwitIl, Lander, Bryan, Fremont
and Stansberrv. and all their measurements
agree throughout for all practical purposes.
They are the distances also used at Fort
krarney. Lcavcnworth, and Laramie.
&. VI. UupGE.
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January 10, 1859. -n3sw.s


CIR-you are hefeby notified. that I will be ana
kJPear at the United States Land Once in the az
Council Bluffs Iowa on the 18th day OF Feornay 4
20 prove my right to enter by pre-enptGn me ,,a-
the s. W. y, and W. y of the S. 4. Of Ses. =,
ship "a, Range a. ASA WAbDH
January l2, 1859 -n3Sw4s
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YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT l Will Ss
and appear at the United States Land once ~ "
city of Council Bluffs the 18th day Of Feb nary hsA
to prove my right TO enter by prescription the
the 8. W. \ and W \ of the s. T.. Y Sec. s. ro~nsms
74. Range ~. You are hereby further notified hS' .
will take the deposition of ASA WALDEN at his he
dence at Edna, in Cass County Iowa, on the ION
February next WILLIAM Z. JOHNSON.
January IL 1859 mss VA
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Notice.
TO DAVID n. SMITH.

:XToU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT s,aSs,
i appear at the u. s. Land Once, in Goanen .e ~
Iowa. on the 18th day OF February, 1883 70 vw,,h
right to enter by empi ion the West OF ' sssn
East Y, and the East II Of the Northwest >"
-, Township 70, Range IS. ,rAN
Dec. goth, 1855.
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TO JOHN CARTER BROWN:

C1R-You are hereby bottled that Twill De apIsy Ia
~ the United States Land Office in Council bun,i Al,
wa, the 18th day OF February next. to prove my
to enter by presumption the S. W. Of the ",
and n. y Of the n. W. \, and y. W. OF the ~ -
Of Section 7, Township ~, Range -.
ASA WALDEN, u
january 10 1859 -n3sw.s
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III. TEMPLE,
TO DUNCAN ucoIARTIS :.

A TToRNEY AT LAW, LEWIS, CASs CotNiA
n Iowa. Onice with the Recorder and Treasurer
Jan is 1859 ven3syl
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May and Wells Gutfiiiny Drpot.

Passing the above store few days since.
we We're astonished at the large number OF
well dressed men and boys, emerging there,
from. AS Mcssrs. MAY & We'll are deter
mined to sell out at all prices, their large
stock of ready-made clothing and gentle
mems furnishing goods, in order to make
room for an entire new stock exclusiv ely
intended for emigrants to the gold mines,
now is the time to get bargains. If you
have got no Flour, Corn, Oats, County or
City orders. Beef Hides, Furs or Peltrics.
why they will take cash-just to "keep the
ball rolling.'
cY' a little boy whom his mother was
inflicting personal chastisement, said Give
me two or three licks more mother, | don't
think can behave well YETI
CT How do you account for this? The
compass has four points, and yet pair on
" has two.
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Total distance from Council Bluffs to Cherry Creek, $40 Miles,
Iowa City g 8 500 "
Chicago 1880 W
, 1859-09-02

= The Mission School picnic to Evanston,
yesterday, was perfect SUCCESS. There we're
twelve cars filed With :oo children. All snjoy-
cd themselves most Delightfully."-. The e1cur-
sionists returned at O'Clock. The programme
was not carried out on the ground as the
youngsters broke for the timber and scattered
in every direction.
, 1859-09-02
The Law OF EnifNs

Q8tsn f1H8 md Tribune:
One special Legislative enactment, for the re-
vea lion Of outside disturbances 4c., ut FAIRS,
has been pretty generally published in ytrr
cry papers. but there are law4 Of necessity,
sanctioned BY enstom, Of still greater mont n.
on this occasion; = brief sketch Of which Is
here presented.
Al cities, aud more especially certain inter-
eats therein, are largely benefited By the loca-
tion Of great State or National Fur, within or
near their borders, it hiss always been consid-
cred no more than justice to The Fair that those
particular interests should provide groundsand
fixtures, and the city or county authorities fur
n'sh an adequate police force, free Of Ill charge
II tue Society. This Chicago has done, and is
doing on scale Of liberslity. and even maguif-
lcenee, unequalled in the history Of perambu-
!ating Fairs.
Second-So great Fair wAs ever rel gotten
up without the liberal cooperation of Railroads
aud other public convey ances, and never before
WAS this Essential element Of success. 50 broad
II ADD freely conceded, ~ at this Chicago Fair
OF the National Agricultural Society," It is be-
lleTed that al leass $4,000 strangers will avu,!
themselves Of the privileges Of the occnsion.
and the people Of Chicago arc bound to feed
anu lodge them. And the aau Of Fdi1 says,
thAt no well mau can claim q whole bed-much
less room-to himself, at public bousc, dur
ing the week Of the Fair; and it Is lawful for
the proprseto1 Of lodging houses to spreadtwo
beds on the floor for every one in ordinary use
IN the house: and il clean and dry, no person
has right to take exception to the quality or
arrangement thereof
The next Law is one TINT should be more re-
liglously obscryed it is this. When private
dwellings are opened to honored guests Of tue
societ, or friends Of the family either, it is un-
lawful for such families 10 provide dinners for
their guesta at home. This is to enable the
household to attend the Fair, during some par.
Of each day, and 10 obvia4s any Inconvenience
or pri7ation, from this rule, ample provision
has been made for good and cheap meals, and
capital cold collatlons on the Fair grounds.
And, ii these two Inst laws are duly observed.
no one Of the vast crowd, sure 10 be here, will
be without plentiful supply of food, and
place Of shelter and rcst-the one great disid-
eratum with all Fair-goers.
Very respectfully, Jour friend.
JoHx A. kExx1coTT.
, 1859-09-02

Tnr New Eor1E 10 FREEroRY-QClck Wonx
N 7Hz COMPLETION OF TER L1xx,-Under many
disadvantages, grea,ly enhanced by the pres
sure Of the times, ne hare already informed our
readers that the line Of the Racine and Nissis.
sippi Railroad has been completed to Fseepo1t
Dy its intersection with the Chicago and North
western Railroad. another direct connection il
opened between Frecport aud this city, and
this, too. comes timely for its managers to CON.
pete for the large amount Of business to b
created by the Illinois State Fiar, TO be held At
that place next week.
Concerning one portion, and that the last
completed OF this line, few words d%saEvs to
be said. On the FIRST day Of June, Messrs. R.
n. Mason, Keith l. Co. commeneed 10 build the
last Of fourteen niles Of the road between Daviy
station and Frceport. The work xas Of tbs
heuyiest character ever known in this region,
with much rock cutting, one IN particular about
miles from Fzeeport, being almost N anomaly
in railroad building in Illinois, Tha last sesl G
was driven on this contract On Monday the eath
u,t., the time OF the contract being to Sepk LIST.
In the lat two days four saila Of iron were
| laid down. The contractors arr men OF know O
energy, and Thomas Smell, Esq., ahs actisg nan
! On the work, has aeaieved snviabae laartla fos
| prompt and quick work Messrs. Keith and
Smell were both formerly on tho H. Centra
Railrosd, and held extensive contracts oa thai
line. 1t il doubtful, however, il eEer in TIT
State better summers work vas accomplished
than on The now completed line. By advertise
ment il will be seen the Superintendent Danla3
Of tho Northwestern, has commenced rsnniny
rsgula: trims to Frcepo1t. and Il exeursio,
| fates for the Fair week there.
, 1859-09-02

~ G 4 S-RiPkS. Aasenis'~g Assaz. g Dea,torHe
Z a4AaFiHd b raedes Adss1eass9t for Ekis and al Il,
tesd1Af Pap7s of tAs sorA w. tal-hs9+y
, 1859-09-02
WahhtpEton NEWS.

- i.
NAsHssGrnS. ALE -. 1t59
Senntor Trumbull is in tow, for few davs.
attending to his duties as Chairman Of the Re
publican Documcn. Committee. This body has
been quietly but industrionsly distributing am
inuuliiun over the Northern aud Northwestern
States this summer, in the shupe Of tracts Oh
the slavc trade. Homestead bill, contract frauds,
Pacific Ra!~ay, dc. Senator Trumbull is one
Of the must energetic men in tic party, and his
influence is more dreaded By Judge Douglas in
Illinois than TINT Of Lincoln.
Friends Of Douglas are now pretending that
oil Northern Democrats are for him for 1'rcsi.
dent, hoping thereby to influence the South.
To the same end they also rep1 esent that A. II.
Stephens, Of Georgia. will run on the same
ticket as Vice President; ,hat Senators Brown
Of Mississippi. and Green Of Missouri are for
him and Aiso ,hat tho whole South arc anx-
lous TO supper, him on the ground that he is
the only Democrat who Gnu carry Northern
States enough 10 help the South elect. IT. a
trick too transparent to deceive auy one,
, 1859-09-02

~ Why will you IT'LL continue to use cam
phene and burning 1nid {the murder lIehts}
when you can purchaee = Kerosene Coal Oil
Lamp, for 50 cents. u4ich gives = better liRb.
and is not explosive. Call 1t the Lamp and Oil
Emporium, Leg Clark street sel-6t
, 1859-09-02
Death Of Col, Vim, Carpcn1er,

We regret to announce the d+cease Of Col.
William Carpenter, one Of our Oldest and most
esteemed cillzens. His delih occurred about
10 o'clock yesterday morning after painful and
distressing illness.
Co.. Carpenter came 10 this county in 1s3o,
md he has grown up with il; having by his
careful habits and STREET integrity, a1nassed j
considerable fortune. He has beru member
Of the Legislature for SauGamon County, and
has rcpeatcdly occupied offices in tue county
and Cuy Government. Al bis death be was iu
his scseusy third year. lie Leaves a large fam',
II and host Of warm personai friends all
through the Sangamon country TO MOURN his
depar.ure.-Spr!N46tlI Journol, Aug. 81.
, 1859-09-02

TuE ILLUSTRATED Lospoa EEws-A few more
copies Of that magnificent colorcd number Of
tue illustrated London News hare been re-
ceived by McSally Co., 81 Dearborn street,
who also have very large lot of back numbers
which they will sell, for two wcsks, ut ten cen1s
nef rnrY
, 1859-09-02

Tue CHICAGO UNIVERSITY LAW ScHooL.--The
law term is to open on Tuesday, September
2lst, aud as now promises under most favor
able circumstances. The opening address will
be delivered at Metropolitan Hall By Hon DaTd
Dudley Field of New York city,
, 1859-09-02

.ANTED-A A good Carriage
Tnnnez 70 20 to thS eou-s1y. Apply to Eat.
, 1859-09-02
1-tt,71.3st
@-..Sty,4A

T.:s c1,rp-. i, -..sty43a
NF,tt!' ia S12-y.
hut whpu we t,ke into account The fAct that
la., year nj snis t!a,e, we had large majority
Of the crnr nf lA.r11 TN hand, aud TINT it kept
.omn. in n,orr Or c.s till tue ch'se Of tue sea-
tun ; Will. .Ai. y:ur, NC have but very llttlc
# t,:e n!t c1"2 on baud, aud that our shipments
cl Hllea. l:,,iag tie lis, half of August were
almost eScn>lt,ly Of The crop Of 15i?-we hud
that the lbs. to the West hv the future Of the
crnps Of -; Is much greater than the above
figures tnA:Sat..
Ticse tsbra furnish much matter for rcacc-
tim. In aour and grain uluuc here ne have
ac:c's Of r:rdu:tlvI to given c1tent Of couu'
trr Of nr:yly 5" per cent. ln thu receipts there
is a falling IF u upwards Of eleven and = halt
riils:.n bushels. In commissions nlune to
t'hira.o merchants !,rrc is loss Of about $3!-'',
t"''- III, 10 sIrak Of our shipping. which hns
been comparatively lie all ssason, Tor want OF
ti.is grain 10 carr, forward.
What tho loss to lie West is by the disaster
to the CROPS, it wonld be impossible 10 estimate,
t4ki,,y init consideration the sacrifices which
have bccn mclc Of property thHt would proba-
lily have bean saEed by good crop; bu, The
I,.s i'll ac:u4l ca..l 10 that PORTION Of the West
which sends her produce to this city cannot full
short of Tx N1L4lass oP )oL1AHs! Had This
a'aouat Of mcuey been scattered over She
Northwest ct period Of 80 much cn'barrase-
',ent xs tho past year. who could estimate its
Lcu, fetal cEacts tc I'll! interests:
, 1859-09-02

IHF-5o0'f fGcklhI u thc mud,
Chicago getting TO be quite town. 1uhabi.
tauts dress in woo'en and linsey.woolsey, aud
wear spikes in their shoes to enable them to
climb the sidewalks. The streets present :
very Alpine atsracti,eness- Craggy elevations
and sudden vales make it quite relief after the
dull evenness 1t Milwaukee. Heard native OF
tue city singing the raaeA< d<s saAcsts on the
lofty summit Of an opposite pavement; madc \
note Of the thrilling effect
Went to Mcv,ckers with the ladies'; had to
knock up respectable shoemaker on the way,
to get Angeline new pair Of CATERS; shc not
being used To climbing: Ac'ieker's .prettiest
Chase; vcry chastc production. Net 4 man Of
intelligent face and gentlenanly manner; found
be came from Niiwaukeet asked us to put up II
his house for = week; declined, ~ lis front
door was reached by means Of forty foot lad
der; Augetine can't climb ladder well
, 1859-09-02

~ Moorcs Masonic Trestle board, fresh
supply Of tue authorized edition; also Socba-
llarum, or The Rogues Lexicon. compiled By
e. ", Matsell, special Chief Justice Of the y.
Gazette, containing all the cant language md
terms used by thieves. gamblers, brokers, bill
lard players. and pugilists, just received By
Norris Hyde, 100 Dearborn st.
, 1859-09-02

TWENTY Mites FOR &lo,o0o.-0n Tuesday
October 4.h is to coMe of in thia city over the
Garden City Course the twenty mile match be-
tmecn Honest John and Louisa Utt!ey, FIVE
thousand doass side. Twenty -four hundred
dollars forfeit money is to be put up to day.
, 1859-09-02

TO RENT Two Story House
L few blocks we: ct C.1ou Park wsh tvs.t well aat
s:.ts.u Price st0 ger month. fnqu cf T. STARR
a'bs corner of Ciark aud E3r1a Water atze&ta ~
lze-. bog 40. 1a,lxIv
, 1859-09-02


WHEK11R i WIIsdm'a Skx1xo MACHNks.
Ws prefer them for faa5J t'@-s. 7. 1s bnne.
They ass the hvos.tAs for n!laa--N. Y. Tzss.
nh,. no Scientific l.,sac.n.
1heyn.'nta.n the rfs-snsseaey-s.r. E1prez.
GEO. r. Cn1ssxxnzx, Gkxl Ag't,
au oC-2w l67 / lG9 Lake street
s.sf11s s.xno u'.:a a.fHl<z' s's 'ep1'o' for
ing.
.,:el: Il "e''~' e< s@7 ''''+<' *''*'v Of
ef,tsf,om tx fa.k. cf al otA<r n'aeA;n@,
Are alasost noisel<ss ssl9A<r operations.
ArsmucA 1e4<7, a4< 2vsfors seort4 Mort.
drs perfectly siap@t ~ 44xty k*5s II ~
der. f.4
Ire spucA cheaper bl62n thy eosn more
Hssa<y.
Ar ju.* III s'eeA:.s r. .r~y family.
4. II. ARRw, Agent,
Ao. &C, Lake Street
aug245w
, 1859-09-02

Repos1s were current in Independence, last
Thurs lar, that fresh troubles had broken out
in the e'c:u;t5 Of Foit SENT, in Kansas, beteeen
the N ssunrianr and ttr inhhblta1ta II the Ter.
ritof.. ltwas sud tt:st 800 armed Nissouriaus
had cro-.rd oscr the border, and that armed
part:-- from Lawrence. Topeka aud 0ssawat4-
mic .-l rsnc darn It meet tecrn. 81. Lnuis,
Vtse 1n:f
, 1859-09-02
ATefftble Crime.

Bos1ox, Sept. lst-A mulatto woman, named
Wilton, haa been arrested in Scarborough.
Maine, ch rged With numbering her son, aged
placing his body in the oven and then setting
FIRE to the house. The renains Of the bov
were subsequently found where placed By her
, 1859-09-02
Republican Congressional Couveu lion
in tho Atm ohio District,

The Republican Convention for the Four.
tccnth Congressional district, met in Harris
vile, Medina County, yesterday, and no,niua.
ted Harrison G. Blake, Of Medina, for Congress,
to Gil the vacancy oecssoned By the death VI
C,r rus Sphinx.
The District is strongly Republican. and Blr
111akek election is about as near certain as anv-
tL!ng in the future mny be said TO BE-
, 1859-09-02

~ The first thing Loug John did on his RI.
turn 10 this city, was to perpetrnie q lie on y.
Il. Judd. Fur instance, speaking Of the resig.
uat;on Of the Stale Treasurer. l.c SAYS:
"Mr, Judd ca:pe hc:uc post haste, and started
East Tuesdsy night for Tie State AgencJ in
New York cily."
Wien people we're reading this statement in
the Democrat, yesterday morning. y. u. Judd
vas Walking about thc streets Of Chicago.
There il 10 Estate AGeney" otaee 10 Nex York.
, 1859-09-02

Immediately, good
W aaoW caAe AAkEf- 4. ply 10 4. J. CAMPBELL
u u u ATtroFn 'fee+. <op FAr% kcI.lt
, 1859-09-02

~ A cricket match for one hundred dollars
q side is to be played on the Monday Of National
Fuir week, By amateurs Of this city on the Prai-
ne Cricket Ground,
, 1859-09-02

WANTED-By the advertiser.
~! emrloyu ent u f1tTk Pe1t-r Ia store Spar
he Gtimx7 AGu7Fa and 'uEni 1t clssa etv 1e ez
ence. Adlsese = b y 1t thI, ntdre s>e1H
, 1859-09-02

q The Board Of Trade building, on South
Nater street, near Wells. is being rapidly
pushed forward to completion. II has reached
its full height Of four high stor'ea
, 1859-09-02

- On Wednesday night lady and her two
children very narrowly escaped being knocked
down By u runaway team on West Madison
street
, 1859-09-02

QkxrH1s, Sept 1st.-Ths tntal receirts o!
eotto for tue year ending to-day arc ;25,f.4i
oals.. against si', 900 last year. Sock n hand
40 . bales.
, 1859-09-02
THE CITY.

II Aessr1. II. 4. Butters Co. hare been
appointed auetioneers Of the National Fair.
II The North Clark street railroad ca1s ire
running to the city limita
, 1859-09-02

C1IcfSx4T1. Sept lAk-At two n'c.ork this
mosnl1k. Acheehaa 4 Evans pork hone. eor. ~
ner Of Sycamore and Ninth street, w1s sn;;e"iv ~
desn 80 eysd Sns BY i,r*. rhe building eonts;r.a
lost L'as estimated "' e;'o,oo fully insnr-
, 1859-09-02

NV Y0tE. AuEuH 81.
We bear Of frost in The East md North on
Monday and Tuesday, but no serious damage
seems 70 have been done.
, 1859-09-02
CEMI-ANNUAL TRADE SALES
EEE-tITERE, LOOKING 3L<SS86s


VIM. y. Buffers j Company
Wl1 boil their 17a s<n A.nual Tr.1s s!e II tfatuv.
Louxin< Gassea, Cup<!:nf. tte-
On September 13kh, llth aud l5ahs
Daring The u the <-ea Nat! i. Faz:
Persons js=!nn4 t1te 10 e II. H. .uf~1d
th4 1te taeT VI 1e v-u at i isYs LJto<
II ne !nvoles sts tle .rt II ~ trhaH-
All Sp4da wiz es kJil bF t4E-r'- t'r - b.
Va h1re Ads:.: a. re, ae fu.s1s
n Brown + ldeI'a 5u G.3k. S,. u - = @1tt sstees
ThxAe ,.t-iel aad ~a< a1ll 4Es -
nlAt stac.ou4 IL tie ~.
MI a1AY Sn. - D+atrorn AIctf.
, 1859-09-02

MASTERS SALE.--State Of ILL.,
N1 noA Cook County, SS.-Crok Coua:y C1scnt
Coat. se.sua n wheo1 tsnes Q. Lyoa aat Aoratlo Il.
Tong NJ 1Hoza4s Na1paJ-telhiaa for Neesa,ie4 :
Lien.
Nate IN Chsneesy of cook Cuaty state ot Eiiaei. VI
Il Aedeses to eezsss osse: sn.r<d u tte AsovS r.
buiIdIks e1tioas md mpzov~nsats aan! NJ L4s
0ltvo q! aRd iAses o. q Mek ose ~. In lhr Canal
s<reneen N Il Township ihlt{n {h ncfth of h7r<e
f<re~n (4 ea II za Cook Couoty. and al The inter It
pf md defesdear h md 70 MD sesx1a pat 4
e4te u pae sncna to .hA hi bkde1 ea4h II T.
pofh door u the Cocrt House IN thA ey Of <htc
btr l. H. lsGs, &eoek Ia tAA Aaid 1Ay
l. c, PAIR: FREEK,
Q*1ss Ia EtAnee:y Of Cook County
fhiezeo Eepk- n, 1H1e- A.A1 It'd
, 1859-09-02

THO first date given is TINT Tn which the first
lot WAS received, and the second when it began
10 como in freely. so MS 10 establish mar
kr.
Tie est,n, Of the future OF tue crops Of 1e's
>anho: be known b. mere cursory glance OF
tables prepared trozn January to January. In
nlder 10 compare them With former yesrs,
therefore, III have prepared The following tables
Showing The receipts Of hour and grain at Chi
taso for the past tvo !cars ending August
, 1859-09-02
Steamer sailed.


NEw ToRK, Sept 1.-The steamer Saxonx
sailed to-dsy for Liverpool With $50 nas,creers
Thess was no specie on board.
, 1859-09-02

~stransers visiting tbs city. I'D n staers
*ho contemplate Travelling, shoaA ea1l q Y. ;.
, 1859-09-02

Gas Fn1r1Hs-fhose in waut os any thing ot
the kind viii DO well to osll On J. r. Jefosld,
No. IS South Clark Btzeek- BE hxa tho rrr,.i
compsste assortment in tbs city. Aiao Lamp,
wicts, Chimnies, Paper md G,aas Shaass, e.
dc. su17.ln,o
, 1859-09-02

h'btion on Change yesterday. It mas grown
by S. II. johnson, Esq.
, 1859-09-02

The following desirable ". r''a snk II over sEveu
Au ttsrl Il vA1ate II1. ml Al t. " :tts lae
NIL IL 1tu4ted klnxax.t H, ,er. >Is'aif bull of
lIneatoAe ay - tr:- fur aTra -. A'3 :',t 'uu of
Fr-nch 5u aat ~ ittres4rv III :et Al '+~ AMI
IN tnt liz utu r. rar4u Ut dt..k LUIS nesA
,As II! !Et!. te at N well &:aa."'. nd u :
yItI late xta Tout fur 4aH-Esu Ind any
cliIIY1t. II FOL kM&: