davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

Es'gt- II .N1y7l '6fu dec'd
NoTICE = hsreby given. all person. having claims
y against The estate Of Mary Ccsy deceased -,
viii attend term Of the County Cour, Of /, S,IIa
County - oe held at Ottawa, sad County OF La sle
ana state OF Illinois on the Sd Monday Of Octob-r
next TfeH ARD where al persons having claims against
Sal" .ite are notified 10 present the wiring 10
sA-d Court for al. 4.;taeat.
aag-'-6W' GEoRGER BELFORp. Err.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
Rail ilca05.
Chicago {. e. Island Railroad.
Michigan Genital Railroad
EE.=e==z-z s55ss:7:9 Eis:=:z e..
Joliet Division.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.

TWO TRAINS EACII WY DAILY.
,EG.Iig s,s..s.
nASSENGFR Trains leave Joliet FOR Detroit At 6:iJ P
1 II, and l,..n \. NJ arrival Q; Chicago, Alton
4 St Louis trains from tne SCEth.
S.ois.g west.
Leave Lake Junction lri" n ~ and 3fJ =. NJ,
arrival Of trains from Detroit ana ta"iHnati.
Passengers from the south and Wi. VIA the Chicago,
hltou - j.0a, ,'ia"o Rock Island Railroads,
vi: fad tbs the direct route &c tie East sud SOu.h
last and may ae making prompt ttC's st
Detroit, Suspension Bridge Eu iJ. and C!-ye and, with
al the lines "f rel. AMI Michigan City with
Nrw Albany and salem trains 10 Cincinnati, Lafayette,
Louisville, and the South.
Through, tickets Gait e purchased ut the Office Joii-
ct, for all the principal cti,s and towns the East.
X. y. RICE Superintendent.
c. KSowLroN SrJ.sriat- 5,f. ut -i.ii,r DirtSj1st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
Rtal estate.

A Desirable Farm for Sale,
OF 100 acres prairie and 20 acres OF timber, all in
Brookfe,h-a very comfortable house and 10 acres
under the plough, " for sale very cheap" Possession
given Immediately. laug6l X JhoRNb
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
CarGing and Spinning
VIII be done in lots 0! 90 lbs and upwards at Is "a
cents per pound.
Custom Cariin- Into Rolls

wa De d"He at * cents per pound Their machine.
"i Ne clothed anew vth the bes; of Cards, and with
e5c experienced Crdrr, they expect have good WORK
done WOOL VIII be taken from tie Depot at Ottawa and
r"S returned within -ea-olable length Of tim. for do
ing t'ie wor,, which be In .ron sheets, from
almost any part o! the State at a ir.;!iug expense
DOL intended Tor eNchaug. for any Of ia. anoy. kind,
OF Goods accompanied by the proper order may be sent
by Railroad to Ottawa, as. the oods will bs put IN and
se!-t with FroIuptncss, according to order
We woud also say, that we have got our New Cu.,or
and FIGURING Nli III operation and persons wishing G..
hi'c 'hetr grinding done ON short notice, have
plenty OF water at oil times. fmyl.l J. b. GREEN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
LAYTON
Woolen LLanulac5orV!!

Iiiit ul!efs eI is-e this method Of informing heir
- od customers, and ;.e pablo generally. rai We are
lui'e A'o our Embellishments t'4is Sjrl. Hacll.ry r. Al
viii enable us t":GTn that the amount If
doo'- - have usually done the demand our Goods
rants tls additional Machinery, and hor- CIV.
SATISFACTION 10 our exchanges OF Wooden Goods for Wool
!" never nave, and do no. Intend card wool
PORTION o co''"" and eel L for all wool goods are
WARRANTED ~ tn. respect and also for durability
s1i continue 10 exchange 10Y Wool, formerly the fSi-
lowing kD Il Of Goods Heavy Cashmere >s:'1crs
Jeans fidHis az different kinds, Blankets rad Stock
!ns iarn CoEierasle attention will paid ~ s:oc.iux
taTh orders v IL filled or n! the d.rrii, grades and
sihds oil Yarn, common liked Indigo Blue Mixed Rel
Sioadtd' e. And We VIII Manufacture. for merchants
and others, Wool in lots Of hundred pound. and mn
wares INTO STOCKING Yarn, or any Of the above kinds
s...s. ON ......! ,.EI... for =. =. 5s.I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
: L y Il T. NJ /. \ L
OF TIE CONDITION %. TIE
Hartford E'ire Insurance Co

N~le to the 1,s2it5r qfte SIts cf TEiois ian l. 80
Let The nam. Of this Company is rlg HARTFORD Fla.
INSURANCE COMPANY, and i located ~ HAlTtyEp, CoSN
CAPITAL
"a. Tie amount Of Capital Stock $4,000 g"
Sd Tie of Capital stock paid up, Is JUlytV %
ftl. ASSETS.
Cash on 3 $50 %
Cash il hands OF Agents, or IL course OF trans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

Being situated On the high prairie my grounds and
buildings cha he seen from amy point OF the comp
from ten to thirty miles 4 Tia: beho'd-r stands ia
my front yard ani takes surrey OF th- Lor14. ar.
uuud he viii look upon yne Of tho beautiful love
y and even grand landscapes to BE- found upon the face
Of the earth.
The sas;ndss OF the view taking more than n mil
lion acres, conIy 81 mostly 81 rolling prairie dotted all
with fern houses, plated groves. waSiu- corn
and lowing herds HE int.r.l,e ed heTe and
there with long ins. Of timber drasng in tie stl ie o.!
which The clear waters g; Ire streams noS uOYaGg In
silent bounty over the bTri,3 pehb'y bad sl6 anon
ds-rg lis spray a'"t a !: Grc-;.s rugged rapid
its way the Illinois, al taken tog -Eer, Ike
found LoRlers else.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

sr.y Firm.
WE hare leased (of Mr.. GEo. r WALKgg) for FIVE
w years. the brick store Of La Sale and Nil
streets lately occupied by W. r. WALKER, a.d
receiving complete and general assortment Of Gr"ce
ries, Boots and .lces. Glss, Mails, and Staple Dry
Goods, which det-Ts"sAed 20 sell Cheap for cdsa,
exchange for produce. Cali and See
G. VI. VAN DOREN,
marie Z. ". UsBOH%.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
:nCIFrL syrILrMENr

Mine th- FIRST Improvement h.yBp upon the high
prairie ten YEAR since Wt Only some li! dozen farm
houses vi.ije in tie distance Now, I,TiaIs more tlha
hundred farm houses, b,sit. tee four village
nestle in planted groves.
In our lIut date vicinity have GOOD school, viii
uprari. sixty children Of age TO go to school
church, organized some five since. % tie Csa-r-
gzrional Vuy, now numbering about sixty men 5rr-
and IA vii r'-i~r pr,a ras by minister they
PRESENT CONDITION OF THE Farm
1t = how divided into about Eitern helIs besides
sm4i. lots has also SONG hye mules OF v.a.e Orange
hedge, G! different and degree Of I,~recn-s some
eight tenant house, Of them better than
moe, Gt u born 20, GLd al comfortable.
Ny dv,I!Hg boil; l:Le wears Of Gooi material,
stories. large btru bllt las year 80 lee.
square" u feet posts and otiet s-lIz f1r sky
horses auG cattle.
hundred apple Of sre- frou1 those SC,
eu' last spring 20 t.'sss b-24in- -!rss.t.
About J.. acres il cultivation a.4i tame grass
Ee'irs o;r-r lands ia TINS ard !y.r-.Is4 county,
woE't ~ o psrtcu.T attention 10 sc 1s.E.ag traces
- acres timber land. U-. below Os,aza -. tAe
town u Deer PARK which VII! se il. lots s..t par
c.rasers.
Ii acres coal land On tie ve-uEoa u,oa oae end -
Which good farm o: l-u 4. be- raa,le. IA.
too, wi sci att cs-rr i lots to r....- ~Is g.
b-y iA.- lot has Marty .-.- god fence sro--a
i, ab'-t 10 acres O.: rE4nei ami brush. aud tee. i
"l"Lra IN t"p or three pace "l-.la 49, 0r 80 : t;
the cogaty rv-f leading iron. vw N..a-au TO D.zEa
AM corners "iia leo rods q syyI "-:er grs. and
-. rnI'.
American Genital =. Il, sixteen mi,ss OF june
;lsu v;h tbs {. z. K 10 acres c. tl.'. land Is Lid
on intS village lot AID portion O., ilr;l sold
Ni4.Es o. located 80 w, way ts,-r
J:!e / {, T. T. al BE &, = & Il J.. Il $50 ilg u..L..
or a rifle and w-E -,.sied region a. co4r.ry.
To- -..hiu and quarter r-..rs - another
depot, {. K: T.. and within ~ .lies @. tao
stations nc 9. \. = N. j.. q
fuT fGrsl.E Information, alIiy TIC Trea-cs e he
undersigned, or 10 :. y. CHEEyLR4
a. WOLEUED. l..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
:. -. CUEEELK.
A. WOLEUED.
II. y. ChLkIS. ''.-' q -
: T.. IL VS..
). WULyE RIOS,
J WHlTuVEE. ?art.c-.
II u tGTiI.
y.:- .srsprr,y Cor su;r.

DIVA, on IT, 2 I. Z. l.. 4ai '.liiac ~. ;ie c 90
VI =. +. viii o. 'i- 1a...t convenient places 10 81,
Gyr tiIu-= s.-l..rg -e - .l-.le lite land
Br,es1 J-.y ., Isl WILLIAM SHAWN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

EatT'- If .Join Brsr T,rH
Office J. hereby gwen TO all person. vim, ;-.
- a2a'Hs. the estate o! John Bre- deceased thar
Ill attend a term ~ TIE County Cor-t OF La sale
county (" D. he'd =; Ottawa IN aid County Of La Sale
and state a. Illinois, the third Monday OF Oct next
"He- and =l-re al person. htrjn: claim. against said
eiair aE- nn'4-d 10 preru; the vr!.n- to said
Court f.r adjustment
sri-J-JE' MARTIN ERfE tgu'r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

i-lllE undersigned has l,sJl OF choice u,,in-
Z prove farming Lands, in La Sale and Livingston
Counties, FOR sale, on easy terms.
my1 GEO AVERY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

Honey wei yGyc>:eG,
. OTIS for sale in States Addition.
IL Lots fer sale in Railroad Addition.
Lots for sale IN Cnioa Addition.
Lots for sale in Charnpiiu', Addition.
At greatly reduced prices varying from slc0 20 $500
liberal terms
Also, fine residence property, on Ottawa Avenue.
Also, valuable land tnwn, suitable gardening
pgrIo-es, at the office Of 1dp:nl ID. + CAsiEgDN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
PREMIUM CATTLE.

Mcssrs. Wood q Wexford
OFFER pr emium of = I 90, in ADDITION 70 'ne Msn-
est market price, for the best yoke OF oatt'e
the ages of e and eight years. that sh De presented
ON the list day March, $780, provided not less than
five woke are offered that day for competition They
will oIso agree TO purchase at the highest market price
iii The cattle that may be presented for competition at
,I time indicated The premium to be awarded by dis
;n,srestad iuJCes ap3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
LUCIA n y SANGER,

ILLINOIS LAND AGENCY.
Lands bought and sold Commission. Taxes paid,
Abstracts of Title furnished, Collections made
ments made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned. Ottawa August S, 1857.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
Voice II E.siccrs

'V'kFC ID KSEf5e.CrS.
A'iN6 rc.loyed my Marble Establishment djrert,v
81 opposite the neG Post Office on Columbus s,r,
the increased room enables to furnish blilders wi,h
Gus 10 oaer on the shortest notice at the low
esthgure Having some OF the most experienced vorL
men in the west can ensure entire satisfaction
~ d. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. rar2o WITS r. me- &C
ssoof ana Shoe Shop.
hN prepared 10 manufacture to order Gents
pa Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots. Also, Ladies'
d. Nd Goat, Cali, and undressed Morocco Bootee.
alters and Buskins
hee CATERS and Dootees made in good STYLE of good
Sh"p over NJ Kings Leather Store, Ottawa, ILL.,
Repairing neatly done All work warranted.
feb21 ID y TITcKrp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17
STATE AND COUNTY ROADS.

The Stats Road leading from Danville to Ottawa
along two sides of it. The county road leading from
Dwight, the Chicago and Alton II. X. to the Vernil
lion coal fel..- which = high serenity coal
teams in n single day, have been counted, along
side OF the fsrrI and the busin must increase
until X. 4. is Lut along this line il will be
fortune TO entsrprisng tn keep public
house 70. the accomuaodli iou of the travel.
beautiful elevation large enough for house, barn.
orchard lots, dc, &c is situated an thi, road
O;lIer laid and travelled roads 60 feet wide
located that if should sell emily 80 each
public road would touch his land side ar ano-
ther and vel may sell 81 Of d section I>o acre.
without any road going through it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

aPPEARANCEOF THE FARM AND GENERAL AS.
PECr OF TIE COUNTRY AROUND.

There are two steam Touring mills within ten miles
aad good water Fill within six. The latter has
saw mill in connection with t.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-09-17

The Philadelphia Gazette, in sketeEing
the peculiarities of noted quarter of that
city. us describes rag and bone gather
- hotel
, 1859-09-10
39rcas Il Grthu11e.
HIC AGO.
STATE TREASURY,

Hon. Jcssec E. Dubeis, Auditor Of State,
tclesraphs It's that tho MONEY in the Sta,c
Treasury has been counted and found to be all
right.
From this it will be seen that If any portion
Of tho public money had been placed on spe-
cia deposit for sale keeping, AS has been IT,
mored, il WINS promptly paid in. This result
will take no ono 1y surprise who is personally
acquainted with the late incumbent Of tho
Treasurer Office.
Tho surm;ses and predictions Of tho Demo
CRITIC papers in regard to this matter having
proved to bc unfcundcd, and tho matter being
finally dispostd Of will they not now find ti1no
to give some attention 10 the great Canal
Check frnud?
, 1859-09-10

Some sixty editors from various parts Of tue
State held u Convention on Wednesday, nj Free
port, to consider matters and things pertaining
to the good Of the craft as publishers and edi-
tors. 4 Committee WINS sent out to nominate
President and other officers for the meeting.
Wentwort}, made = bold push to te 1nade Chair
man. We understand be ofltred to furnish Il
champaign sulrc: to the fraternity if they
would degrade themselves so far as to make him
presiding officer. lie succeeded BY sharp w'Ec-
pulling 10 get the Committee to actually report
lis name for thai Office 10 the Convention, A
motion was made and seconded 10 stritf II out,
was debated and carricd-ayes everybody, nays
editor Of the Catholic HGantr and an attache Of
The Dtmocrat-14ong 1oln not vo.ing, although
he made an abusive speech when lie found his
fut in the fire.
, 1859-09-10

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
J. The nrhnonee DAN MARBLE carries 10 N ,uso
beT IN cupree retar and nuw ready 70 sail she Lea q
our dock. nULRuUOK, ktkIaS + CO. Lumber peAl
sr4 Suaik Ct1fk sEext. an1a alselni
, 1859-09-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

seses VII Be he'd eve5 SuudaE ae.noaa 1t TIC ennsr
of Ohio and Dearborn Streets, eomneang II four O'Clock
r. Y, The Sunday seaoa1 commences II thzse O'clock
--Ihs f1zt Christian pasdple> Church oa Monroe
seet tet~cen Aberdeen and Ruekex ssre<s Kess SIDE.
rraeA!rs eEesy Ln1dA Day. IT 1oH L. Il. and ~ =.
Fsee seals.
-Tht,e dlEtns serEfee 1t St. joins Church. On wess
Lake ssse. opposa unsoa Park It 1ex i. u. and ~ F.
II. Rer. Il. n B.shcp. Rector.
The Second Dutch Reformed Chutth On the eornsr oi
Nunroe and ssnEanon azee& WIN te open fos publ: vor
tAip Tomorrow nosn}nx II half past ten oelock.
The Ft5s English Iushessn Church Is sssuated Of
Mosce sre*t between cla1k AID Wells srees~ fnear sh
eores Of c!sk *eet0 1pen evx47 sakosth fsr dis;n
Ter. G. 4, Bowtss. pastor.
, 1859-09-10

TOR SALE-A Three Story an.l
l. ba.emens B1ck House. with modern y sruye.en..
centrally ,tuale III atans stFest. Lot ex0 teet 10
IA all = Txruaa a. 80 ea4h tatU0 time. with PER
.Sassw ' Z. MCCONNELL
, 1859-09-10

The Democratic remnant Of Vermont norni-
mated the funny rhymster, John G. Sake, for
Governor. They hoped Jacks wit would elect
lin, or nj least make deep iuroad upon the Re-
publ;cans. But the sturdy Green Mountain boys
failed to sec the place where tic laugh came in.
They looked upon SAKE with moro nbhorrencc
than IN ordinary douglface, and feeling dis
gustcd nj lis rctting Vermont poetry to such
base use, they turned in aud administered to
hin, sound drutbine. Tic vote ior Governor
in II towns stands: for Hall, 1851; for J. G..
SAKE, 5,la5. The same town last year gave
Hail ll,4e5, and kcycs 5,l4s. Halls gain,
therefore, over last years vote in these towns
is ], l,4oe, and probably twice that in tile Statc.
Thcs l,aye made ID horrid example Of him.
, 1859-09-10

I UCTION SALE-Cf valuable
IL property mrs south Of the terminus Of the hore
Kau Road tsyoud Cottage Esore- On Wednesday, sep
ttrnber 18th The r1e1.ses 10 O'Clock a. ~ vi! be
void to the highest bidder 81 beautiful tA raca xs te
the sl being rich. Thu above ots fnt st1te sst l.
Wabash AveLue, Michigan Avenue, and tniana Avenue
Investment Terms of t@t cash, balance in l. aid
Yeas with pcE cent Interest.
s. III. kERfO1T i tU.
, 1859-09-10

CApEx or TIE WEA7HEn.-The weather pro-
phet handed us the following prediction Of the
weather for the next fouz days, ut eight o'clock
last evening:
Weather will clear up between ten o'clock
and midnight; tue sun Will be hot in the morn
ing and forenoon, but not quito 50 hot between
day; evening fair and hot. Sunday little
cloudy in the morning, but the weather will in-
prove all day; very hot sun at nooa. Monday
aud Tuesday cooler. F. IT, CAPES.
, 1859-09-10

II CITY Clerks 08cc. EhIa6o, Strf u, $50.
Public isbereby kiren 70 a pcoaa ise1ested that
the appointed b the Common Council Of ths
CIR Of Chicago % aseertan tie 11na7. aad benefits
sutnE Of rl estate tn the south Division af nd
ei By Of the extending Liberty eees antT SIX feet
wide through lhe tad Of laad known The Heznktou
Tract~ In The 1t tha tioek between IEefh and
North streets. from State ress line which xi
te9sect Line IN straight souherty direction to the
wet line II 1n:lna Ayxnue bare eomoeted hels a.ess-
xshn1 !, snne.i fro1, sai p,uzt
te their IN wIiiaE IN otee o. " 6S1Gte
N4nIzy, the 18Th day Of SePsemtss O'Clock r. u.
~ The Comaoa Council viii time, n the Council
Room hear all objections to sid assessment and sev.ss a1d
eostyn or aouul Ae k2Qne,
s<:oh1 Il. KRE1sMASS, City Clerk
, 1859-09-10
THE CITY.

Hrln: on your Advertisements.
Every body who las any thing 10 sell should
advertise in the Daily Press / TRIBUNE, which
is read by every body that is able to bur
anything better than a swig Of corn whiskey.
We hare n,ade plenty Of room by. means Of Il
big supplement, to fill oil advertising orders.
Sneciat contracts will be made for advertise
,nents during the Fair Week. Bring ia your
"copy" to-day so as to be in time for Mondays
iesuc.
, 1859-09-10

Hon. Abraham Lincoln is announced III the
Cincinnati papers TO spenk in Columbus, Ohio,
OH Friday the 10th inst, and III Cincinnati On
Saturday tic lslh. In casting about for some
proper person to reply to Mr. Douglas, the
Republicans Of Ohio hayc selected the right
man for the right place. nousaas' Popular
Sovereignty will not bo worth the cost Of get
ting out the patent, after it has bccn once
ventilaled by Lincoln.
, 1859-09-10

B-A gentleman having handsome resi-
deuce, weil furnished and located in one Of the
most respectable parts Of the city desires to e1-
change II just as it stands, for au interest in
some well established and reputable business
The gentleman desiring to nuke this exchange
is IN experienced and seilifui business MAJ.
Apply to S. Il. kerfoot Co., s. DeaeboFn'st-
, 1859-09-10

Strangers vs5tng the eity, 1ad a1 ~ othsys e
l. G. S. Wrights. Trunk Store, 81 and al9 South
Clark street, and examine The most extensive
assortment Of Trunks, Talises, and Travelling
Bags, west Of New York.
Trunks ranging in price from $3.50 to 5000.
Travelling Bags from 50 cents 10 $1,000. Trunk
Covers made 70 order from $2.o0 to $500
aug 19-1m
, 1859-09-10

SIScER's Skw1SG MACHINES ere superior for
manufacturing p4rpot<s.
Are more dtsIa1ls for al tinds Of family sete-
ing.
,Ar< capable Of doing a create nosi<y Of
sporE
Are free from the .faults Of al othtr machines.
Art almoa noi*e[tss in Gs<ir operations.
Are much better, and therefore seo-sA more.
.drs p<.fsct4y simple a"d easily ttps in Or
Gr.
.1re muck eheapr 6eoaass thy <arn more
A,9 iu.f III naehine for ertry family.
4. r. Harris, Agent,
. %. No. 66, Lake Street.
Hupo+5N
, 1859-09-10

The Sixth Cong resstonn1 District.
Gov. Bissell las issued his proclamation
calling for special election in the With Cou-
grcssional District Of this State to fill tic va
cancy in the AXXy1th Congress, occasioned
by the death Of the IIou. L. Thomas Harris
to take place on Tuesday, the STU day Of No
yemtcr next
, 1859-09-10

SALE or Hoes IL KExrrcxr.-At tue Bourbon
County (Ky.) Fair, among the sales Of stock
made Yesterday {sth) on the ground, were five
hundred head Of hogs, ut <2-5o gross per head,
to be delivered between Nor. Goth md 1>cc.
oott, purchaser giving fire days notice.
, 1859-09-10

LrxAR.-All are cautioned not to purchase
Oil from any one, purporting to be Lunar; as
it can only be obtained at The Lamp and Oil
Emporium, l26 Clark street. This Oil having
gained so much popularity. parties arc selling
other Oils for toe Lunar. Next month We puf-
pose delivering it every Saturday, ut the doors
Of our customers. Call md leave your address,
se5-6t LrSAn OH CoxrASr.
, 1859-09-10
D. SEYMOUR,
1 6nsfaffxsnaI 4fERfHxk XYs

For The purchase aud eae Of Gran. Flour. Fauee asd
Merchandise Fsztees luldlnx came. Of Wells and south
t1nmeat: K1.t1.Se1s r. P1.s1ss1os%E rasneks.
aase, safsa s fts s: s g7ss f,,s. 1os
he1aIa e., Clada1su co~.af Co, Stas7 l. fsaa
esxo S.urds Buekneam i Go. Chlcaso: Munger + Ar
moas Chicago; S51sessez Lind Chlaso; Jane. Fsek CHI.
easo. se1o at8s IN
YvcKAxhK&1 Il. r. xEINoCk,
, 1859-09-10

BoAsn or TgAuE Rooxs The Board Of
Trade Rooms will be thrown open to the public
during the wcek, and both strangers aud citizens
nre invited to visit them.
, 1859-09-10

.5y- II. Witbeck Co. offer large stock oi
Wagons, Buggies, &C., at great bargains. Sec
their advertisement.
, 1859-09-10

- 4 drunken man kicked up Tow ut tue
wells-strcet bridge last night, and indeavoring
to get away from the police, fell into the rirer.
lie was {ished out, and escaped with good
dunEinH
, 1859-09-10

IL City Clerks 0Ece, Sept loth- ls.9.
Public Notice Is he1eby given to al pessuna interested
thai she Commissioner appointed ~ The Common CoEscl
of 1ne Csy CnIea6o of Seventeen Hua-
d1ei aad Eighteen ol do;l..s upa the re1 essAse t
lux enrtpk md E7yelak Michigan Ayeaue nom The south
Ina 1t Lake the north line of Randolph
eoured as.ssneol and sde 1esu5p thefeof TO mp
nGct.
Any peons <i.hlnE TO appeal foa aid assessment = Euss
Mon,ay, the 18th day Of ofsePsn1heEl lssa, II
The Coton Council vt It that time n the Eoonet!
Kooto hear III Collections saA assessment nd revise Ind
eouA1In oe 111pl th4 k1Ne.
seiplH 4. EEE1SNASS,C CIT C1esk.
, 1859-09-10
II A r RIED,

In this cT On tha :h lnat by thu Rer- Harvey CuEs
NJ. JUSTIN u COPELANE u sunbu1y, Lls!aEston
Co. ln!ae:a md Ass NARY ELLEN, daughter o{ lsast
French, Esq, ot South cae4:e.yUle, N2eae.
, 1859-09-10
4 SSESSAENT NOTICE.

H. .CtI C.e1kt oaec. Chicago, Sept 10, 1ssp-
Public Sotsct Is hereor given ali pescns ss3e1t
thai tae Appointed BY the Connoa Council
Hundred 0o) aoIs upon iSe 1eai ea;e ia tae soulh
D.ea ~ s: Sestasa b dtn: s E Eeq.sk
TEte1 to the curb ot Michigan Artuue have completed
ther assessment I'D n.de setu1n thereof To ny oaee
fle In vrtanG IA ny oiee. On a. hefou
Monday. The .eth da5 Of septembez ls;a Il osoe1
~ tho Common Ctuuc4i Will thai time, n The Council
Room al oheoas To sa!d assessren and revise aud
selHif5 IT. kl,EIsXASN. CITY C1<.k.
, 1859-09-10

:. Soxs or MA.rA.-Tho members Of Palestine
Lodge will meet At the Lodge Room this (satur-.
day) evening for important business, At It
o'clock. By order Of Il. D. LArt1S,
Grand Commander,
, 1859-09-10

~ See advertisement Of Cornell 4 Co.'S
two-thread nosseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. lS3 Lake St
aa27-1y
, 1859-09-10

~ The Ret. Dr.. Durnsp, the eminent Cn'-
,.si.n divine; died in Baltimore On Thursday
morning list. 49,: i
, 1859-09-10

SHGsr's SEWING MAcu1sEs.-For all kinds Of
tailoring and leather sewing. at 81 Lake street
aue+Sw 4. ". HAMS, Agent.
, 1859-09-10
Buchanan to Answer DouElaHs
l::peGa1 Dapatch to the n, y. Trthupe.l

NAktlIx0Tos, se1a. I. 1s!9.
alr. buchanan is preparing au elaborate re-
ply 10 the recent manifesto Uf Mr. Douglas on
Squattcr Sovereignty, md has sent 10 New
York for Mr. James Gordon Bennett 10 aid him
in nu&tiug tue matter in the bcst form, for tho
uublic eye, II is m this business that Mr. Nen-
nett hus been closted with the President daily
for the last week Mr. Brown. The clcycr and
gentIemaaly editer Of the csMt'i"sion, : has a'so
though be had made arrangements for = bsiei
Most probably, sir. Buchanan will act on the
advice of Ar, Bennett, and will not copyright
his disquisition.