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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
Chicago, March Is, 1859.

Chicago, March ls, 1859.
Flour-Very quiet and no sales reported OF
Change Last evening lot Of 100 bbls SprinI
Extra sold at 81, so delivered.
Wheat-There were no sales Of No. Rec
reported; sales Of No were only 1000 blu a
$l,l6; of Standard Spring 500 bu sold at 81, 90
and Of No. 2 Spring $4,000 bu in lots at 81 4c
9Sc, and 900 bu at 95c, deliverable next week
at sellers option.
Corn-Continues firm, with sales of lots
amounting to about 1000 bu at 70 and 75c on
| track; 6k bags at 79c delivered; and 5000 bu
to arrive on private terms.
| Oats-A sale was made of Is bu good seed
at 65c in store.
| Grass Seeds-Sale of 81 bags of Timothy at
$500.
Highwines-Are unsettled. We quote at goa
rs, which seems low figure compared with the
price of corn.
Pork-Mess is lower, and we quote city Mess
nominal at $500; Prime 90.
Mess Beef-New extra is sold at So. GOA lO. 90
per Dbl.
Cattle-The demand for Cattle is good and
good shipping Cattle demand $500 and upwards
readily. Sales are made about $2,5OaS, 90 for
inferior; IS, 5OA4, 90 for medium, and 81, OOa475
for fat Cattle.
Hogs-Good shipping Hogs are steady sale at
$500 and upwards for stock weighing It's lbs
and over; light stock Hogs we quote at 50, 5Oa
4,5O.
Sheep-Also in good demand with sales ct
S4,OOa4, so per cwt.
Lard-Steady and quiet at 1lallac.
Tallow-Continues in good request at 9a94c
for common, and lOal04c for prime.
Cheese-Is rather scarce, and sells at l2al3c
for New York.
Butter-The stock on hand is light and de.
mand is increasing. Good lots readily command
l4al7c, and rolls and crooks, neatly put up,
bring l8a2Oc.
Eggs-Dull and lower Sales at sa9c per doz.
for fresh.
Beans-Dull and nominal, at 75ca$l,25 for
common to good white; !, 3sal so Tor choice.
Hides.-Very active and firm. Sales at Ct
a7ac for green city; 7sasac for green coun-
try; s4a9c for green salt; and leal73c for dry
flint.
Poultry-There is a little more demand for
poultry and good lots are sold more readily
We quote dressed turkeys at 9allc per h.;
dressed chickens at 2,50a3,5 90 per doz.
Potatoes-Choice sound S5a9O; common COO
per hush.
New1York, Mar. 16.
for super state 80 40D47 IS extra Sc 5016 IS COM
mon to good extra western; Is 600l6 50 for Ohio
Canaulan safes AZ Z0QGt w. Rye Hour quiet at u 50
o. 70. Buckwheat -four dull at 81 5Ol&2 90 per 100
lbs.
WHEAT-Firm. Sales $4,000 bush at 81 80 for
choice Mil club; 60 white western.
RYE-Quiet At S6lS9. .
BARLEY-Active. Sales 5000 bush at 50.
CORN-Dull and dropping. Sales triHing mixed
western 80, nominal.
oATs-Dull. Sales at 56G6s for State, Western and
Canadian.
PORK-Dull Sales at SIS 4O@1s 50 for new mess;
III IS for old; &13 rs prime.
BEEF-Ac.ive. sales 700 bbls at sc 5o@7 90 for
country prime ~ 50D$9 90 for do mess - 5O0l1l 90
for repackcd Chicago, $l2 5O013 90 for repacked
Chicago.
BEEF HAMS-Unchanged.
BACON-Steady.
OUT MEATS-Dnl. Sales at 6k for shoulders; sk
I9h for hams.
LARD-steady. Sales 200 bbls At 11h012c for prime
city and western.
BurTEk-In moderate demand at 1l019c for Ohio,
1925 for State.
CHEESE-Firm at SbM11L.
WHISKEY-Dull at 2Sk
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22
THE LIVER
L n VIGO R ATORl
PREPARED BIZ DR.. SANFORD.
Compounded entirAlv from Gnnrc

one OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND Liver
MEDICINES now before the public that acts :.
odMarfc easier, milder, and efectuai than anv
oiher medicine known. II 10 not only Cafharfic hnt
Aper remedy, acting nrst the Lirer 10 s;sc, 10
morbid matter, then the stomach and boves ~ car
~ on that matter thus accomplishing two ~
fectusy, without any OF the painful feelnss sYn.ss
cd in the operations Of most CdtAarsics II
the system at the same time that II purres Il: and
Wnen taken daily In moderate Doses win etrenrthen
and build Il up with unusual RI pidity
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From the New York News.


What has changed you sOl
We have all witnessed with establishment the extra
ordinary and improved change In many gentleman
and lady who had become prematurey gray, but who
BY some means, had been miraculously rejuneyated
There is time u life when gray hairs harmo-
nze with the fur,owed brow and the wrnkled features
but unfortunately, from other, thousando
OF young men and women not only witness the gradual
change Of their looks to "moed ana specked gray"
Blu are mortified by the danger of positive badness
from the actual loss Of their HAIR All this demands
remedy, and safe one. We naturally look about and
ask, In this age OF scientific invention who stands high.
est as the Proprietor and Mandcture- Of real hair
restorer- restorer of color well health beau
tifer as well hair tonic. We find the head Of
all the claimants, in this long line single individual
Any Of the splendid heads Of hair along Broadway,
once falling out, dry and gray, when asked "What has
changed you so?" will reply PROFESSOR WooD's HAIR
RESTORATIVE.
CAuTIoS.-Beware Of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called BY different Names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot, St. Louis Mo-, and New York; are
blown In the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, in the United States and Canadas.
marl-bp1m \
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

Chiils and Fever! Chills ANA EevcrN
One OF the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public, for Fever and Ague and which has
received the highest encomnms from the press and the
people, is DIR. J. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED BIT.
TERS. Who would endure the tortures arising from
this terrible disease when 1t be easily cured?-
Who would endure seepess nights burning fevers and
icy chlls alternately, when remedy can be obtained
for mere trdef And yethow many families finger out
painful existence under this deadly blight, and do
nothing but gup down quinine, until 1t becomes as
common as their daily meals, and yet they
lieved. None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
to these valuable Bters and save themselves
intense agony.
See advertisement in another column.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally every.
where.
mar1bp1m
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Blood Purifier!
SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA & STILLINGIA.

The medicinal properties Of sarsaparlls In con.
junction with stlingia 10 well known BY all medical
y men to be the best compound yet discovered TO
c,eanse ana purify the blood, and eradicate all hu-
= mors from the system.
A What shall I dc
N We have given the Recipe to most physlcians In
me that they may know what they are using
ana VIII continue to send by mall those DESTROYS
81 knowing the ingredients entering In It's composi.
uon, that they may prescribe It In their practice.
y To Cure all my Troublesq
Inc testimonials We have received In lis favor from
many members Of the medical faculty would were
p We TO publish them, ill large volume. This pre-.
paration stands at the head Of the list Of remedies
of curing all diseases arising from impurities in the
= oi"oo or diseased matter lurking In the system.
MI Use Scovill's
It 10 prepared by one Of the best practical Chemf
ISIS In the country, to insure q uniformity
b composition aad purity In oil the Ingredients
d sarsaparilla and seillingia.
Thousands who have used the stiIljnsia ana Gar.
saparilla will testify to its remarkable eeet in re-
moving all impurities from their blood piyinR tone
Anu Vgor TO the whole human frame, and restoring
healthy action to ali the functions Of the body
Purify your Bleed
Is highly reconme nded by physicians to cure thu
"a eiseases, having their origin In disorder.
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Birds Nest Nursery

- 49, AsSSO - ~ &0G W
BURLINGTON IOWA. a4#
A PPLES. Pears. Cherries. Peaches, P,u.a. A,...
nuts, Rnberts, Muiber1ies, Goosebsrr les Carranss.
Raspberries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, %.
Evergreens, Shade Trees, OTnamsnsal ghssbs, visee
and Climbers, Roses, Peonss, Phloxes, Lilies aaA
HARDY no.srng Plants IN isrsas variety, snbrssae
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
tivaton In the West. Stock Of the best qualify anA
prices low elsewhere.
Dwarf Pears, Dwarf Apples, Peaches, &e. Also.
uIsen House and Bedding.out Plants embFacin 0ne
Has, Ruchsas Hsliotropes, VeYbenas Chrvssnthn.
NUNS. Perpetual or KvsrbioominR Roses (3Iadiolun.
Tigrdias, &C., 40.
c..sssue: with prices furnished nee 70 an az.
.-,o, NEALLEY, BROTHERS 3 Book,
-ee..-.0. -----------6 Burlington. Ieva.
Seed Wheat.
THE subscriber has quantity Of old eprtns What
nearly clear Of Oats, In good condition and OF rooX
quality, which he offers 10 farmers for Seed.
ALEXANDER HILLIERY.
m.r5-wzt miles southwest OF Burlington.
IN THE NAME or THE STATE or IOWA.
u the Once OF the Clerk Of District Court OF Dee
Mones County, lows, Bill In Chancery OF Mathew T.
Taylor, claiming Of you Divorce absolute from the
ehAins OF matrmony-a that unless you appear and
Of the next term said court 10 Be holden in ur
g ton on the third Monday In April 1862 Judgment
n.,,k gro. Il. LANE.
M.lo-WN PIN Solicitor.
Notice to the Farmers.
SEED WHEAT, OATS 4 POTATOES
lux SALE, BY FEAR 4 HAGER,
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fore his
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pdd ,osss
Fose,s .
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preceded
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/ BOLLES, SMITH & CO..
12f Lake Street, Chicago,
TO whom all orders must be addressed:
western Agents for SCOVILL 4 co Proc,,a.o,.
cnes. @ssns As0i.
Sold BY all Druggists. m.ra.aa,,
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Notice to the Farmers.
SEED WHEAT, OATS 4 POTATOES
kWK SALE, BY FEAR I HAGER,
maflo-wlm No. 20 water Street.
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And you will be HeaIthv.

; highly reconmen ded by physicians to cure the
I9nowng diseases, having their origin In disorder.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-03-22

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City, ILL.,.
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District
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Ar.horsA
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NOW an good fellows listen, and story Twill tell
VI mighty clever gentleman who lives extremely we'll
line, ~
"nere ne gets drunk once week ON whisky and Inn
mea'ately sobers himself completely on the very
best OF wine;
nne Arkansas gentleman, close to the Choctaw
linei
, 1859-01-18
Railroads..
"lnter Arrangement.
'ni'Aso sSD .14 44ihW4rKHE LIZA! RAILROAD.

1ssa1 1aO snd E1preaa Bouts to st, Paul.
0S AND AFTER MONDAY. sovEA
Gunaass excepted } II follow; -" '9' o~as'
THRoUGH fRAINa,
eau4aa 11oA srAnox COZ. WET x47xx oonx ~,
so a" A-Hsooptns u al s&auona reaching M],v,nt..
, y LIS P u. AaA I'LL Aokfs
A H. SStepnlnx = Evanston. HlghIsnd Pask. L.fs
sonf1% W41ke8za, and .tas.ous uofts ana
NEnnx IN Milwaukee At 5.l5 r u snH rnn
Seeuna ~tth ACrosse hilxaufes .iirnsd
1oF r. P&ul And n! point, Ii ths n ,rsh.Test
~, . \, ,AMTseA4 T14ls L1AyA3 CHICAGO .r
s aA7e.opp!n9 y y! 8tatloax and 1rriy4nx At H.
xexaa 1t rs 2. h. - " A~
cONAICTI0Nn
,EAH9afet VI. La C-case N1s IN. tr a,,r,,, n,
lHIsesu. ..erIfcea. Beaver 1a=. PORTAGE Gt7 iisbon
~ LAIf@s4r cuo- ec..-K At SuAlta and =
13 I'm th:rr dalJ uae Ct ef1xe, tcr ri PM
~. oHnain Cii:. Ee-Is Ia ting Ked W}nr Pr
ola Anl Minnesota ~ Aasneay anneap-
49, tnssIcr q JUNCTION with the Pcpl da n nd
M Ee Ho.aeon RaifoaI4 tos Fond du Lac 0shiosh
49, aala Hpca k5d Berlin. Also. With the Ill9aukee
- ios n,ie Tatsr 1anesvGse. Maaon, Praite du Che-
AZ RAc1ne Junction, Win tnr 4 .d,s 49,, Sr.L...u,
lott aEd ,cktoc @~A - oe'7fNi' 111'ea. 10
rss:.h: T-si9: eaye Milwaukee Il e:eoAM. -d @.
EcAJ =. ,,.,--, -
, 1859-01-18
II g Z I q AN SOUTH UE n
AND
LAKE. SIlORE 2AILKOAD.

lsca.......- Winter Ar.aa3snou:....... ..ls5a
TsARnCGH ROUTE TO NEW YORK
,sottoa M Philadelphia Baltimore. ,Tasa!azton
Gieveixnd ttttshurxh: Duukrk. Bufalo Niagara F4lA
hos5tster. sJraeuse Troy Alba"y. EMrs. b!ushac1p-
Ea. oEtnkaeld Worcester. aad all poiatx IN tie New
aoo A. NJ Nal AID Accommodation r.a old Michigan
Gas g. III Hss York Express !eares Ch'caxo ~ cid
Mct:eAn Ece. -"
EGO F. NJ New sosk aad Bostcn 11presz via old Mich
i&Rn llne.
Gas IL M. Iran tisiY. except erudays3 connects Il
AIR : With srnil for Monroe a7a Detroit
EaRic- close ca1nectons at uelro.t With
tfains o. Gseas We. ern Railtn2i.
&tV u III Gia!!Y s1n4aY. tx:ep1edJ connecting
EAaaEt Viii taia Ter t1cshea Air Lice.
aeu T. IL tt2Ay. excep: sn'urlr.' roanrct Al.tAo
VITA trains los Monroe and Detroit
. ONE OF
WOoDRUFF9 PATENT SLEEPING CARS
Will a-conpAoy the Night Train
0paaaenx-ss IeRsl5x ChicsKo On tie j. u l. u train
get N!xat Car 1t Cleveland
be han II xu lick ct 01ccs n The West s.d
the Con p.2Ls Oce unaer the Revere House, correct
Randolph and Dearborn streets, Aad At the depot
Hylo t. II. GRAY HeEe*A " estefo A1cak
, 1859-01-18
Railroads..
The PENNSYLVANIA CE5TRlL RAILR010
1888 le4 R5s37::l|5EE; a1sss

1'e eo'ac''8 o]17a* Roqd = noto Equal to aav in
Three Through Pa..enoar r..;.
BETWEEN Plr1ssCGa AND Pnrr.nr, aa,,
TOSSECT1SG DIRECT ~ A1Tn11; r1r Tu1n,,
~ De2ot At P1ttsoury vth t.,,o..h 80 - osloN
ose I'd nass % nn1s Yors soa.on al
or II. q ~ pi,,es1.,s EN- 1n:h,s. .st.
Esa = sS's. Z s. I'd sa 5ssss
ss191s = fss.a TO Philadelphia
r. essds;n,R r. disnRs s.e:1:
s.st Lac ss@ofs "a as;. %..,, ayrs and
sf1 Tak y krh.s5Oe4 !. i & i or baltimore t 1nd In
LIE s.n. .97s ssasi Is E:,:SSs.a rs r.,
Sg,a ! .1a9 rssasps. Il + l:'sc E. ~: II.
ri zig ds!, 4,la. besse-n Philadelphia md New yo,..
en st Il se .ea,s EeTsd
R7e1 Or sioen 10, 70 bcss.n aFs xaod rA hosx!eh. Pll
rort,1 ssit "a, Be ott.ned =. any Of the Ia
q 10 ne of se IN Wei ..o b'aEd
e.a' III Boston, NJ" york B.ilaere or fhIlsde!pb!a lam
sA1e a'"a!s Is 1o" IS By any other Routs.
Ask :or 1:exet4 b. pt,sburth.41
u,o o. u T. q ~e'se;n eonnes.lna, o. the
A'''s' A'AS 's''ctt7 tae Eat sad sa< Grt1@
eoHnestiEf Of usets By the Railroad Drl.e At
tneah, i'ai:k ~ d.a7.ke fer'iAse Of Fiat
sps.e.'sa BY shtss It ex a. a. al f.; n,ny .Sy
PItte; .h1rp'nx E4stv1 ri, ani |. u ,hr,- .a,,
taxe to 'hi2 By this route A - !" sne4 aa'Aa'
,.ae 4es g tas oans arp, to or
u9 tssasI seussh: Ua:|s g. sueeny1ir i,
nsSe:, K; + d t,,1! 3een:e, xplty 8
Esosa sa e &, t'aess< cne.: ~ ~ nx;le InJ:
L hoa y ii ~ % xx,'ln '6 Mnssam.
wGT.Saa c.. G.I. ,sify e. .'sn,'I +
p1ia ano rtan lat. C.f. na'sEe Ts.a har, Auaf en-
xs;st AAsats Vi Il IN ~ pu,. INK. Or ~ 70
rhs Sv frsa..st 'asut. e~tr- for til. rror ,on ..1
nei4ers .th IL a'.is o rs s9s 81 Cool 4eeo
eaaf'c h: rrof. $50 pe'''H' 1.se!lsE IN
7RE1GRTs wEsrwlRp.
s4sg., r. ~. Of VI cisrDtlcr, can be :o,
taors 70 acy po-t On tie rai1oa!, of Uh;o xn,n"sx
ts:t s..ss- l.aes "4couAi. losa q Missouri. ~ III
P:ns s7lv,"'s Ia 'ro I'd Al cnnr ee, At p.,,.ou,.h
liz Mn,.asssa si1as e. Ksnuc. es et1;dfi 70 m,
K,n.,, .n. s'asI. lne'A ui;xsrt "ssolsln. Missouri
~ etsaxo vi ssesnef. 10 \. poit4 Oh lie
*rseaaa .=I sn;patr, en,,u,tcsth tr,o.,,,,,,,,,
o. IL .nr, x t,. 20 "a. sopsg CA rely 1h couae
lhe Rasss Of ss.shs 10 ary 7oInt IN The we. ~ tb.
r. !, Nns@a ott re une, 'avraoe
u.-Th,1 y t,s;isIi.s ~ y max Pan T."
nil . vi 4 i 's re-, IT., 81 IMItsrs II r. root, s ~.
ra es sittnd12s ,h!parL., ON ,he F,,t
a ~ 1 NJ :, t. her serrss to ca tle asruts ot tits
:frs tt.s .s ri .1 70 thsr Of Esc sS1ses ot
H. scee1:r. r4ljt1rl 'hiA 'S"''''l
L*ys *ys : e. s g. ), t;a kh, ,es:s
n'th' norsTpS deo's Fr-ish, AT. p'.a 'elph.A,
INos !: t:sn :u1, A,i"aa4 ~ p. aF'''t t,,,
1855. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. =. 1859
For \ nj
, 1859-01-18
,ntigtellQ11epl1s.
6CRIVEN55
Agency,
03 DEARBORN STREET.


TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF CHICAGO
Hoping to ness continuance Of the patronage have
received for the three yea1 Beg to cali your ate.
ton to few ofhe may favorable notices lately received
from the Press and MT facilities fol inserting adyer-
sements In the best aud most widely circulated nexspa
pess Of the Norshveas which With every Information
can be obtained at the Agency.
Chicago January 81. is5s - L. 0oA4't-S'
ONCE otths RI, R.!, Rrta r. aad T1.5.!sune}
Mr seryen- ihe Adve14i.4s Aren't e1tendins ihsonsh
Esa osb, % CO.
Ut M t5e.a q and ed
e ~ + s.fn, and
re:aZ Y
8 s y 81 G1 III q M
ea ye p hz II.
sa1h PSse apes sSaF through LIS
oH zss..4ss cas- tSss:se Rss H.; @
much basin5ss Sc sfysn during psst NO 5eM
:says !ssRd h II Il .Is
81 81 q y aa:, ~ :; Hsss
bushes. rh ke'fs9s Pc u r. &,
IA4l5AEsI4 ~ O4f a2A3k[tQ1.-1uv Hu5QQ
cSsss ssn4 * Il: 81 as il Sy
q I'd L 1ad s e hin
snf5pIa3ns chcss9 AdysstiS1s tssnt s extending Fl
iloerai scale; T. !hs rless Il ioTs dc Sorh.
s i sDsa s
S
' s vi soa1ss a ay abs and {
pursue a 70 hare reliable agents 81 every city from
ss !ssa s:x2a a.4e
and ttheEe i anytai9k 70 BE- done II Tue adver-
us % S I rs
Davenport. Dec. 4, ls5a
as
Courier We have found Mr scsiysnt3
As ssssaat. h.ye :Taya beea pso@ply sfju;ted
n lin II ~ ~
hnsss % e I1 IL this line In ceaxo-GalenA DAILY couteF.
Z e ehs;* s W ,Es hys
gsas and eaq SsE1 e s r. energy I'd dst, a psa
ed and uSbs sasns o d.
to extend their patronage tn Chicago should secure
& assn ss5sjss s ., Il S'FTs' as their assnt0ns I'LL
ADGERTzs1sa Aa4sc1Ea-We notice many complaints
sas Eh at
10 the general demand for the srict rules
eea prevent fraaas aud sWiadl nE " deem It
but IN act Of sice IN this connection to remak that
q from hee he tsad ad''q q &
IL. i @ 4 s*s IT. b. hs; v e 'n
stance psia hs es % rnen pFssents promptly and our
3D. "a naass "a Ss:s s'p's sa
good share Of the good s and patron Western
, 1859-01-18
IOWA AND .hBx4S6A RAILROAD
CEAEGE OF TINE.
OPEN TO rruar,r.cvvrr

~ !s5s. uaul tu.4er rocr, Tralns vi run ~ ri.
tsaTe Ca,o3 It; -:,........- ~ l. 81 f4soPM.
AE.scA Mecha~lcsv:ie .....H15 ~ al Id,
.Sa.e ntteInaa:esT1e,......-.-* *uJ A. y. aah2.D 3"
LINE A. ..l4N 81. .cd 30 -
-aod ~ '@N~~" s'6"' Il AAf
~ ie II With St +zra fer Da7e.pot and Maaueteta
A. aIlkee a2.l ~a.L o-4k-. -. rn;pa,a at trtoo
t. "a 1asrs ct t.ys At Iecaa1 -sytIll viii
-etat kapus. - '1A'o0 Aae
fas1G5c TRAINS LEAv2 DAILY.
~ sapsesI CstaP=ss ald r:tst fxs .iitoa. Aozte
t.!;c2so a2a Central lGNa, It tc.x culY iX
dlIec:iJ Into lac icte1!o: Ct l7wa @
Al, A Af.nt w be At :ae es eta rz.oA 10 eeelys
~ ftoaxt lor Ci9t-o cs t74 roaA MICH e.H ae nar
se5-d ae-oss the r.1er Zee Of caar4e " ""A
Gin ca. Iowa. ~oy q lisa " ds,n
, 1859-01-18

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON / QUINCY 4. =,
1853. CHANGE OF TIME ...,..,,a5o
nN AND AFTER DEC, l3, 1853. TWO
~ Thruukh Pasa- -nxer Tzai1s viii tesve tbe crn.
tfA Depot foes of South #atcf Ereet1 daily, n fo
10 l. u pa1 ExaEes ussdays excepted ar,1ytox 4,
s,o, ~ laksoe. rs NJ: Quincy aaa u
Hnkton 73oA II. Qu.nrT i, = Il: H. oof"
IrA!oS leave Eastward u toIa1s:
Leave B1r3nEtou. .--..-........... 7:H AM k8xpk
I. G1ncS.. S....'.'-...-......-.- 4t0 AN. h LEO ii.
6Gesod1x.. ...,.-...+.-...--- lQ01 AN. 100 FI
Exprtn trains Arrive It .hlcaEo 6:45 I'M. &Sn4M
IMPORTANT LOCAL CoNNEQTTGH4
A. Mendot& With Illinois Central Railroad nnYfh m
Asaho1 M1aa fseeRort GLeaa s9d punIeith: zad soeb
suf. s. louiz Cs!Eu, Ia Oos~
"A, A .1a; .5 s.s ssansssns .as ;,
road FOR NJ Fesxant 7A1deid, Okt31ovs 0xf11noe1
9;oAdton Iosf Dss Aotnex Hot& DodEe, Council RiutS
eoax CITY md Ill portions Of X4r&2s and Nchrsska ei.
sha Mea4ssnssaz Company for Aantuse heacs b.
A. Quincy auecs connections are ,,1E,s by s,,xa RI
1ateQ With hannibal and iheuee Hxaotbsl i a.
gosepa A1ilfoa4 tor q Jossph. LaHFunvcrth Kau.s
IhA he only direct ro1Ae during sas winter uoonsh.
oetHen the E1st kAnsAk II ibef Il onlT alont ~
miles &Atauk In tho Whola atstsue4 70 ~ jo1enh
A. t1yMoaah w1tA 1kaReA for Kaok4k.
1lS4e3 NAY ~ hAd u the Dapot acG II &ha Aehf..n
k1sFead oaee. soFqT ot Leks nd peaeta1n q
RAF1 FaEML 6a1 1cka1f04 0sR'79en
, 1859-01-18

NfATE OF ILLINOIS - COUNTY OF
- Cook IS. Cook n,ucty Czu-t Ct C5cnoo Etaz
FebuarT Tera. l. b. laa. '>'Na'
Patrick HLKEs vs.. Tui an Telch. william we1.h IL
ulcie! Au1ph7 AMI Jeremiah 4 ntcsrlia Ii C5a1crrI
Ah1aEt ot the noa-rcsids.ce OF Jeremiah A. K.ns-la
been Ged In the Office OF tae clerk Of s4 coS Csuni1
e., ~; of Goop IPsaS aoteT !. hs,sey 7sn hs
complainant died BIZ bil Of couplaa n SAID corr, on
ihe Chaneery sde thereof tie tweaty,hird ,ay Of
Apf1l IAo 2nd that auE1ncs has asu-d out Of said
Court axaluss satd deea4tA fs,urasLle On The n;st
Moud+y Of Feoaar1 nrIt 1854 IL i, bI Law required
snar ~ p.a!sl s1oFrhy shall Hrr.ouai1 b an .Spta
6eiore easd Cock county Court OF Cotaron Pleas ot
tas;eGe e It hG!dsa u ch.aso IN sai c-uo,y the
n2ur to the sid compaiaants bill u eoupaiEt liz tata
~ the matters and thing ierea eha:.ed and stated
sou according to The prayer Of sail bit
y: k1A1DlLr. C.rk.
, 1859-01-18

Chicago Weekly Live Stock market.
Uishs sa1e and shlpoins es,.k Ysrda R.no,t~d
toE L1s t1e's - Lraoane ty THoa SlQoLlA for the
Ho Of q.tAe reee'ved for this isnssket......... 4s7
Bdtsp ''''''- - u9
- Cows &nd Calves ''''''' -
fptN number received. 81; !"
ealpDed eA9 sla i. y l. 3. R....,..... 81 ea.as
, 1859-01-18

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK,
0M-Cook County Court Of CQsaraon Z. 4as Isru,-z

LTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK,
1n-Cook County Court Of coaron p..as January
Term, A. u. 's5l AN'
ldxia 7. Armstrong vA saEu.l Il Corn ek. rraac!,
Public notice II hereby given Ia the s,!l E:c,cei H.
Cotutck. iranc!s G. cEusA and T. Carey Ca,Se
nan thlE writ Or Attachment Issued CIT OF The once
dated he 18th day Of Dec D. le5a atiee :pt Of
the eaid Edwin T. Arn1sronx and azaIast tie est1se
Carey c.5l. foF 5e .un q ni1e Eua.red and fs1ty-
!hree dei!ass and lhrtss"o ccats directed 70 he
executed
mick. Francis U. Cross. and 1 'A:ry Claris Xii
personally be AID aFps4r before The sad CocE cuuy
Court Of Common Ple3E clcrc tie r,t ar III
ne1t terra lhe5so. to be holden 4. he Cocs lIoase
Ia the city Of Chlea<o. ine DIT Aoniat II Febru.
pla!nuds a:lon iuKmsns will BE- -.,ertd sza,s:t yon
&cdin favor Of the sa.d Edwin Arcasteo.s 4ou 10
much OF the property attached may be sucrnr n
kAt.sT the said judgment and cosss viii kt ed 10
gats.J The taE7e
WALTER KIsID3LL. Clark.
Garrison i Hudson, Pits At:'Jy. III bsyt4T
, 1859-01-18

1SoS... WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
For Central aud Western Iowa, Sebras-
kA and kAna44
, 1859-01-18

VIZ. l. CHURcu, clut,


M AAAEAA0 AAVAa EAA AMI MARY
wv 8. bis vile. en the tteeuth dky Of 4urIl 4 n
l68 executed tsez eetain deed y tzst to he usdt
E1oed 10 8eonfc The a5neot Of eeEs1 bona br1rtr1
even data With sad osed for the Of twenty dye h5
dted doarh ex-eued 6y the aad honAs SIN md ps1a
bic 70 John H. stApes In h1ee Jeas from r. dae
el III iotefsst thereon q Ten cent psy able ssIa
annually and Tor which Interest Notes ve-e r1n
cuied py sid etna nd nuuosrsd trm ont 10 III nd
atiaus hAFnx b7eo ,aae IN The p1ye1t OF ipter rst
Gus on aid bud and the wtole prucua sun md 1h
se:o1a Gn,ts tnie - taer;on aa.as h*eo Ind i
Aeeosdlox to tLe coId,rns. Of houd aod deed of
fQ1t On Of John n. ai2ples the hEldef Of
9a31 bond NoIce l. hereby E1Ye that On The lh DIV
Ja5u.zy p O. ~ y :: the rcE:a door Of ths Csn:s
noon s1A By virtue ot the power tn ne ves ed hy SD
aee q nst fei q pgeNe auction IT, the CHEAT bdier
tof e1!h ~ TIE Haht tue, benefit Ad ecats or
usa Sd e. i1is h ;1 1noIas ttoa .nd Map g. ~
Hhleh said desd was recorded II lie Reeore.s ee Of
ns SoaosJ Of goot a7d STATE Of Aiuo IN book lo5 Of
Apst aad Witch aAi7 psezns Ia sal deel Of Tu,i De-
cloed Ale knofn - lots nocaber thirteen {3} anI fcCr
teen n school Subdivision offractlon-
tae third principal meridian " "@ "
,,-,,.. 90, tKANT GOODRICH. Tsus.ees.