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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

Or The Lawrence Float case has been
decided at Washington, by the Secretary
of the Interior. The decision of the Com
missioner of Indian Affairs has been re-
versed, and the float located more in &C.
cordance with the original survey. The
patent viii be soon issued and our titles
perfected.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
~ Mrs. WHIrxEY has removed hel

or Mrs. WHITNEY has removed her
millinery establishment to her residence
on New Hampshire street, a. will be seen
by her advertisement. The exeellen,
quality of her goods and character Of her
work, of itself, should give her large
share of custom Those, however, who
complain of "hard times" will find that
even their case has been provided for, in
the accommodating terms Of payment Of.
fered.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

or The mission of Gen. ScoTT at San
Juan, has resulted in temporary adjust
ment of the difficulty in reference to the
occupation of that island. All the troops
but one company have been Withdrawn,
aad the General has returned.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

OF Four thousand bushels Of corn
were raised this year by the students Of
Western College, q Manual Labor Institu-
ton in Linn county, Iowa
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

Or The post Offices at Cato. Bourbon
county, and centropolis, Franklin county,
have been discontinued by order Of the
Department.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

or Texas has abolished the Office of
State printer, and the work is to be let out
10 the lowest bidder.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17

Or The Senate Of Missouri passed the
the bill excluding free negroes BY vote
Of ayes q, nays IL
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. II, 1853.
PER AMNUM. IN ADVANCE

Mere shaII the Presst 10 Pc ople'srig aintain
Cnaw'dby party, and u nbribed BY gain,
Pledged butte Truth, 70 Liberty and Law,
Ne Eav0PsWsys rs, and No Fear shall ave.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1859-12-17
To Subscribers.

(X when the term for which subscribers re-
10 out or nearly so, we convey the intelligence BY
. cross at the end Of their names, like the one
at the commencement Of this notice. This will
give all fair opportunity to know when their
time is up. and serve as an invitation to renew
their subscriptions.
III Extra copies Of the Herald Of Freedom
put up in wrappers for mailing, if desired, can
be had at the Office. Price. Five Cents each.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.

WlN1En AhdaNGEMEN1.
HSAND AFTER SUNDAY. NOVEMBER IS, 1855
~ Passenger trains viii leave the Wes street depot
daily, (Sundsys excel ted as follows
GALENA CHICAGO UNION z. MAIN LINE.
For Freepor Gaena, Dunieth, Beloit, GAINESVILLE and
Prairie du Chen
Passenger and Mail. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Passenger, daily 7:l0
Elgin, McfIenrg, Crystal Lake and Richmond $50 u
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE
FOR DIXON FULTON CENTRAL IOWA.
Through Passenger loo P N
De Kalb Passenger, $50
Two Through Trans VIII leave Central Depot at foot
Of Lake street, as follows
PoR GALkNA DUNLIETH PAUL
Daily, Sundays excepted, Sl5 a N and ZOO P NJ
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALExA CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD,
Leave Duulieih 7:o0 M-arIiye in Chicago $50 NJ
Leave do 700 N-airive in Chicago 4:Uo VI
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 1000 A M-arrive IN Chicago 600 p NJ
Leave De Kalb 6:l5 a M-aniYe in Chicago s35 A N
pELoIT MADISON BRANCH
Leave GAINESVILLE 1920 a NJ arrive in Chicago $50
Leave Jauesvie $50 arrive in Chicago i:U5 A
FOX VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin al 100 M-aIriye in Chicago 955
Passengers for al points the Galena and Chicago
Union Railroad and Fulton Lines should take the
trains from Wells Street Depot.
Woodruf-s Patent Sleeping Cars will leave the
Central Depot nightly with 700 NJ. train for Dunet
All the trains connect with the Great Easter
Lines d. eing from Chicago
Throu Oh tickets be bought at the following Offices:
H j, Spauidings corner OF lake and Dearborn streets
l. W x K Ticket Office, corner Of Randolph and
Dearborn Michigan Southern Office under the
Revere House, and at the Central and Wells street De-
pots JOHN b. TURNER, President.
! p A. HALL Supt.
/ II II PCRTER, GenI Ticket Agent. 1y6
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
1859 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1859
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Change of Time.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY NOV. IS 1855 trains
~ viii leave the Great Central Depot foot of South
Water and I1aEs streets:
ST. Louis, Cairo and New Orleans Express Hoo II
DAILY, Sundays excepted)
St. Louis and Cairo Express, loco u
tDaiiy, Sundays eXcepted.)
For Peoria, Decatur, Springfield, Terre Haute Alton,
ST. LOUIS,
Jefferson City, Kansas all points on the Missouri
CAIRO.
Memphis, Napoleon, Wick sburg Natchez, Galveston,
NEW ORLEANS,
And all intermediate points.
stock train, with passenger attached far
kankakee, will leave az $3.50 p If, daily, Sundays ex-
copied On Saturdays passenger will be this
as Urbanna.
Trains arrive ST. Lonis and Cairo at 9:IO a. NJ and
Hoo z. NJ
CONNECTIONS.
The Hoo p. NJ trains make connections Mat
toou with Terre Haute Alton Raj road for Alton
ST. Louis and at Cairo with the railroad line of Steam
for New Orleans leaving Cairo alternate days
The 1130 p. M tain makes direct connections at Toll
with Great Western Railroad tor Springfield Jack
sonviile and Naples at Nation with TeIre Haue and
Alton Railroad for Alton and Louis and at Odin
with Ohio and Mississippi Rail- cad for ST. Louis.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS AND INFORMATION
apply at the Companys Office in the Great Centra! De
pot at the Michigan Central Railroad Office corner OF
Lake and Dearborn streets II the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Office, of Dearborn
and Randolph streets and at al Steamboat Railroad
Offices in the East and North. JAS. G. CLARKE,
". p JOHNSON, Gen. Ticket Agt. Gen. Sup't.
ly6 W. Il. ARTHUR, Sup't Chicago Division.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
STATE or Wt~f'DN-iN,)
IScon>ip Bank.
Mineral Point.

NHIs Institution having renquished its rights under
l the BaUklug Law ot thS state, aud deposited with
the Bank Comptroller az aiisou, money sun
redeem al outstanding counters gaed crcu la
ting notes al par.
Notice therefore hereby given that all the
Signed circulating notes of this Bank be presen
Bank ruFtralIer's Office Tor redempto within
wears the 9th Of December 1851, that
deposited the resumption OF the Viii
surrendered t. this Bank
ns.vIItn5avl2 HENRY 7. GEORGE. Cashier
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
400 STOVES,


AGING nearly every variety known particularly
f-,r al. b. w LA&lDN \ son, on SoAal4sie
Arnore lis assortment may be found the foii"Sthe
AIR-TIGHT. COOKING STOVES
May FloDer, r@ASI
black Diamond, Lot 1890. -
az Caittodtor, Usioerse,
s.,ar itla.s BaagSp, Lion, o.
PREMICA STOVES,
OF all sixes and patterns now Ia uAe- Aao' 'iAe ~
ing, among other
PARL0R STOVES
with 4 without ovens Floral open clos tronl'
~ -, Outage SfoCess &c, &c.
BOX STONES,
80 al associations and size. together with few CO Al
r0VES both Tor Cooking and the faTior lie Las als'
: 4se stock OF beautiful
isr.ss.siu-tssl
including
"a pots G;gss POTS S SaS@r oI rse1ers,
Mays, Cups, C@Adte''teNS e.
Sptfts0Hs, lamps ~ = :, y
z,4 NTH care and offered Al remarkable low rates
Tin. Copper. and sheet Iron Ware,
n ii, kinds constantly hand, manufactured 70 or
her. on shortest notice r-,-pN- rr,
Il connection with this sstab ishnienf - CftNh
where ork in either Of their respective lines viii be ZONE
IN the best possible manner -, o, -
lob Work attended to in any of the above shops OF
short notice
~ Persons desiring any thing IN his line, are l'''e
to - N aud examine us stock and prices . 49,
Mineral Point October. 1853 -y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

DERFUSERY, Fancy and Toilet articles. HARRISON
Perfumery, Lyons ha tharion, Delights Spanish Ius
raj Meeu Fun, Bay Rum, Eau de Cologne, Hair Oils
tooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap, " hite Do
do, shaving Cream = ream of Soap and a hundred
others 81 +. N1N1AN'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
STATE or - ssCoNSiN. }
Bai1a Co.nnir0sier'= 3ti.ce !

VI AnfSoN. June 10, 1855
state having rejns GiSlie8 business ana deposited
this ofic~ of money sufficient TO redeem a II
their tia circulating notes Al uar
Notice Is therefore hereby given that all the
ing aed notes said bank lil -
f.4E. tatiou at this office. WI y DENNIS
nS-s lltu-3yl- Bars Cursy trelle-.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
MEDICINAL.
AYERS
Catllartic Pills.

SH k5S - (ltlI(eA liz EiiS>
IN XzA~ SUGAR Goa TED,
ABE
-IEaNsE THE BLOOD end CURE THE SICK.
.nxaIids Fathers Mothers, Ply sie ians,
PbiIanthropists, read their EHeets,
and judge OF their Virtues.
IoR TILE CURE Of
Headache. Sick Headache, Foul stomach.
Pirrseuke. PA May !, 1855
Tx i G. AVER Sir: hase been r-I'eated'y cured ot
ty vrst -n ece any body can have b, a dose or ;"a
nj vo, Pills trin feni sionasfh men
,hy cleanse at once. II they viii cure others as They DO
u.s the fsst worth knowing
Yours v ith great respect, ED W PRESLE
CTrys- Of Steamer CaTsoa
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT The IsrERreR-
ID. C.. Feb, ls5o
Sp have ,,sei ysr Pills in nir general and hospital
practice made them. and cannot hesifsteto
KAY they are catharfc employ Their regt
,fins action quick aud decided. consequent
" they aniIte relneis for arrangements OF thai
CrrSu Indeed, seisn foun OF bfions dss
as, 80 ,i-tia;e did readily yield 10 them
I,,t.rpaIly sour- AI0NIO BALL NJ. D.,
nj The H1sptiu I'll
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
TURNING SHOP

II AVING now completed all the necessary Machinery
for the purpose, the subscriber is prepared TO dc all
kinds of Turning The shortest notice. and the
reasonable terms, at his shop on Chestnut street few
rods north from Mitons. JOHN CLOWNsY
MineralPoint, Sept-1, 1856 35tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

DAh EoNp.~ 50 DOUBLE THREADED
II SEWING MACHINES can ae seen al { II
'oA> A4etipn Room. They Viii ~ uo aud wnr-
rsniea 20 give satisfaction taken baek and money
refunded e9tr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

pasr OFFICE ia NJ, LILY. Co.. Mica. NOV It. 1850
hs AVER: Tonr Pills the perfection of ne'eins
They have doue my wife good than can Ten You
She hal been sick and pining away for months. went
of t. he oetors great but get no better She
Tier, commenced taking Pills. which soon cured her.
10y sxelIing large quantities OF WORMS tdea nom her
.sv They afteru ards cured her and cur TWO children
AT lol, iysentrry One neie bors had If bad and
ur wife cured him with doses OF your fiiis WINE
others around paid from five to twenty dollars doctors
bills ai much withent being cured enurciy
even then. Snci a medicine yours which u actually
good and honest, will be prized here -
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
SELE &C I s . II D . L,
BY MRS. DI Err,

~ THE BASEMENT OF MARTE0Lgs BRICK
" = ~ v-fra.p f.rr,s reasonable 59tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

DURE LIQUORS for medicine poses rCognae Bran
IL dy, Port Wine, Madeira Wine, Old Jamaica Rum
Holland Gin, Bourbon Whskev, London Porter Scotch
Ale, Schisdam Schnarps at I33tf yIvIANS
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

f,o, R.r j. v HINES, Of Advent tqth, Boston.
DIR AVER i have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family aud among those called to visit
i'm distress regulate The of digestion and panty
the blood they are the very best remedy have ever
known and / can confidently recommend them to my
frien5s Yours J. V. HINES.
WARSAW WYOMING Co. n. Y, Oct "a. 1883
Dx.R SrR: using Cafiasrtc Pills in my Frao-
tics them excellent pnrgatIye To cleanse the
systenl, and purify the fountains OF the blood
holm q MEACHAM NJ %.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
]. CeperaIIuvitation.

ola customers are invited To call in whensver they
,5 anything in my line, and any person ae5irous Q
purchasing = E. CORNISH
SAFE ,oEs 4otf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

~-@@AA a. GOAL.
w = are nov nfeparet r. sel abe st I-8SsIIe COAL
w Persons taslaS ear-ati can Ii delivered :
= 81 per taa aud SIX dollars rer sse- ~. v.rz
Fae best Bio>hers CsSi always ON hand r.a- ~
Depot We sell far cash.
Good Seasoned wood also for sale. ~ the lowest
prtes. TRENEaRoW 4 cons
Mineral Point sept .. 1855. snsa
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

AIDES FINE SHUf,S. Congress Bootsand Children 5
ANTON BERG.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
PREPARED BIZ DR.. ]. C.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass

3 II Vivian, Mineral Point; F.. J. Russell. Darling
ton; F. c. Stevens, Dodgeyile; l.. l.. Goode Platte
vile; II. Newhall, Galena. Wholesale J. H. Reed
Chicago Who'll 'le and Agents III every town in the
United States. Tvs
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
Crysipe!as, Scrofuia, Kings Evil, letter
Tumors, and Salt Rheum.

From FsfIeaTd'sag bc'cao's q 1@sS' feo' =, TOW
Dr. Your Pills are the paragon OF all that IS
,at in ne1ciue They have Cured my little daughter
of ucerous upon her hands and feet that had proved
ncrahls Ter mother las been long grie'os
y afflicted with blotch and pmples her skin and IN
her hair child cured she also tried Your
Pills, and they have cured her Ana MOfShiDHE-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
New Store New Goods
n. NJ. WHEELER,

(LATE OF CHICAGo,I
on.nsd the largest and best assortment of Gro
ce,ies offered in The city OF Mineral Point, or
Iowa county, consisting in part as follows;
Choice Teas of all kinds. large Stock of Sugars,
Coffee d tip top quality, Stewards N y
Golden Syrup, Sugar House syrup
and Moasses, Pure Cream
Tartar Saleratus,
Starch,
Soap, Candles,
Macaroni, Vermacina
Tspioca, Irish Moss, Nrtnregs,
Cloves Cinnamon Indigo, Chocolate,
Corn Starch, Farina, Raisins. Curfats, Fresh
Figs Prunes Spices of all kids, Extracts of all
kinds Burning Fluid, Cider Vinegar, &C, &C.. &c :,
A large and very .ff'c lot Of
Ga O * u 1
WOOD,
WILLOW
ROCKINGHAM.
AND
YELLOW
FARMERS UTENSILS, Ere.
store in Thomas, Block, High Street.
Mineral Point July 9, 1855 2ou
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and Govt.

From ass Ier Hae,es Of Tie Methodist Eiis ehiTeh.
PULASKI UersE. SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan o, 1886
Io,sRxp should he ulgfaieni TOR the reiie your
skin has did rcI-r Eiy citse 10 S"si-
cold settled limbs and brought on eNcTnciatiris
ueuralric rains hirh eu,loi chronic rheumatism
Sofu outstanding ha tie best 81 ply sioias the disease
grew worse and Worse until 10y the advice Of your excel
lent agent in baltimore lr Mac -nzie tried your fiiis
Their effects slow by IeIseveriIig IN The
use Of tHer ] entirely Well
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

For Dropsy, Ptethcra, or kindred ON
pluints, requiring al active purge, INC. are u" W.
lent nrsiN.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-02-22

SENATE CssMRfR, BAroS HoUGr. la, Dec, 1893
Dr. AVER: have been entirely cured by Nour rus OF
painful siisrzre that had nfi,ic.e me
VINCENT Si.lDELL
, 1859-08-19

EAON:>CIeACkERS and ST.
- PER1ol: BREAD cau h. fnnI ~ 49, ,,,'.;,1. :.
SGn '' ..s X - ntEsIi i
s1l9 ALL I'M - W. oeooe ~.
, 1859-08-19

On the first mile If tho frst bo,+ rtoxn ro..
Tie made 1uI>e sturt St.r,;,,, .' .'Jna leu
won tie insidc md knit i tn.i;;,s{ ~
ahead, until Tie turn oi tl,c fu1f 1,a,1er ,.'n. 1s
Flora overlook aud passed her. co,,,in,. IL nns
length ahead. Daslljn., on for tie srr9nd - MI" e
Flora gained the inside. md Tr1uccss "l lrnEe %
Princess Lad no chance ~ oycrtIrt u IT, u'fau 1sar t1 a
came in 50 triurupant!y in udyancs That i r.,s
the opinion OF tic ,naivrty lint Princess ..as "as
distailced. SO muc4 So. indeed. lint 1hc ;nd"as
lad IN te,ra tj,o;- ,3 J""5eo
, 1859-08-19
CfUtDfl N:st4.r.

Dr. jnmcs Il. Clifton. chemist Of New York
City, communicates the following to the New
York papers Of the l1tL:
At the request Of the Croton Board. and in
company with the President and Assistant En-
;ineer, visited the Croton dam and trayersed
Tie entire length Of the lake in u boat, takin.
samples OF the water from different placcs,
Judging from the odor aud taste could discoy
CT uotaing which was not common to ali hronk
watcr alter hcavy rains, such as there lnyc re-
Gently bcen in that vicinity. What taste and
odor there was rescmbied that found in tie wa
Ter III the city. am Of tic opilion that few
Gays ol d clear weather will entirely do away
unue IN lis present condition, / appreheud
ilere IS nothing IL 1t that could 10 coifsicrcI
unwlolesonc. FIN the course Of few DAYS /
VII! be able to report 10 the Crotan Board the
result Ut chemical and microscopical exami-
milton Of tue water taken from the reservoirs,
and otlef places.
, 1859-08-19
The Douglas Bsdy-tsn4Fd for Char1e..

s,=.t time ago VIC copied m article from The
;;.l4l,' E:::~'tiir douglas orgun) in which i,
I'll rslul!y asserted, that Douglas delegates to
tie Charleston Convention would be assassinut.
{. Il, account Of their abolitionism. unless
b4;iitl By boiy- guard Of ten thousand armed
st=: and the importance Of taking this precau-
,sa ~ss strongly urged. A Milwaukee coryc-
:::a:tnt of the Charleston Mas, who signs
::sselt !. J. Sanders, writes That the nro. ~
.;7s=,.ae suggested by the Expulzc is bound to
i, cl.ried out, and that the "armed forcrs"
vlile lssicd FROM the different States iu the
;;;Ins;as rrerortiors, viz:
Wisconsin will send delegation Of FIVE hun
;sl cs her Democratic sons to accon,pauy lie
Il, ;1iss Of the State Convention, to te CHOSEN
.frt ..sn:h. These five hundred arc all Uour-
! i. democrats, Minnesota sends delegation
!: t.rte auadred Douglas men. Michiyau eight
ls=dre1. Iowa fye hundred, Ohio one thousand,
l.l.is fifteen hundred, Peuusylvauia one
:, :,,s,.al. New York one thousand, and ncarlv
Ill. Srw England States one thousand eacl..
T.:.i> secret plan; and it is understood that
p::!A: will haye ut least twenty thousand
:i;:d, in Charleston during the Convention.
yvs Il; us hear what Gen: Quattlebum mid
..> A"r's Of Palmetto -Chivalry, propose to do
Y ..;:l contingency.
, 1859-08-19
Western Tfade--Its xyants.

IolIofh fEcss aud Tribune
Your words Of caution to Western merchants
Ill reference to contracting liabilities with im
rofters are timely and wise; aud though i'm.
porters with scorcl,ed fingers, may handle your
paper with evident tokens Of uncasincss. and
appeal to their organ, viz. the u s. Economist, to
set tue aatter all right again, nothing is surcr
t9an than that the practical working out Of the
lro1em will answer a'l doubtful questions in
tae minds Of those interested, in unison with
your elimination Of the subject. It will not do
70 swallow any statement till We kuow the ,no,
s1ve Power that pronulgatedit.
Perhaps look behind the curtain from tb;s
stand point may cxplniu tue ecoaomist's calcula.
lions; tnat ,n1rostations Of yewgams to excess is
rich Americans, even. Though DUR S'nasty ;oreing
trends will take nothing but gold for par, AID
cur graln gets musty in o!lr granarics Tor want
:hall see. Tie lessons of SIS surely cannot be
yet forgotten by our merchants. 10 he forf-
warmed is TO be torewarzncd- therefore sound
Inc aiafh1 SuUSD Policy.
, 1859-08-19

N1HlE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook. s.-Sunt s.er tou't cf Chicago, Nav. nse.
IL, Il ,,1i Ill. ataIshn d 's T. I"yd-ln ch ,nsrry:
r. t,s Gsrs + ID superior Cu.. "f tht" Ncs Is
1rn'e! the ahnyc naeu comp aa1t ri bis hi Of ROM
hs td eHurt on The c.nc*y ride thereof on tie
tehtesnth As u August 1851 ami that summons Their.
u1A'n ts'e'l gu, IT s against *ad ceitnans r.
BY tav required. 1e@' - -
Now uus.s ynu the sad John E. Boyd shall re..oray
y m anpf before said su;*r!or csu1 II thlcaso u
+ h"!sn 1t IN sa1 c.nty. IN thc arss M"n,taT If
Nnstmrr ls;4 and plead ans*es den.ut IN The nd
eutnpIah1hfs bill u: complaint TIC anu the M trrt
ai ti"x therein ehaee ad str,e,l vii he taken a. con
tess aud rec!er entete4 a1nss ,on accrutux to the
prayer OF Aati hill. WAITER 'kfNfiAiT e.-,E sAe
:. l.. sAEI0 Gompit Is eulH aply atT0 30j
, 1859-08-19
SAloonx--Lfcenseda aud UNLICENSED,

- number Of saloon-kecpcrs who have
:!s:a eut licensrs since the LIST Of July, ut which
:4s all licenses expired, is 7!l. There are
:: l4ets for selliu:. liquor in Chicago. 1t f1l-
~. t:'at there are 7V0 persons engaged iu sell
i.c:iaor within 1''e city limits without license.
N.=:c within bounds III saying that the num-
lsrt' rlaees III Chicago where liquors. sold is
-. What eau be more unjust and partial
~. ;!e system which ut this moment compels
:. 4sa I" pay *'@ per annum eacl, for that
lleh .'.' men enjoy without paving ANYTHING ?
III: wlo is that sits in authority in high places
I'D w1la> Ut this open violution Of the law by
:"'Ir:s5ns !-De,notrat.
72s:e assertions are unit, ne, and known TO be
L tv John Wentworth, when Le pcuncd
It, In the first place there are not
- places in Chicago where liquor is sold:
'::;:s arc not ,"'o places. Secondly, it follows
=: :l:crc are aot 700 persons, nor the quarter
@:;se nrn,ber selling liquor without license.
.~sa!E. no one "sits in authority in high
:4'rs aud "winks at open violation of the
:.rtg :"persons." ali tLcse charges and in.
-.atIols are lying CANNON.
licenses have nescr been SO vigorously COL
:@t' As t|l's rear. There are three vieilant
"a in each Division, who devote thcir time to
'.:a- after delinqucnts, and enforcing them to
= Ut or c!,sc up. Scores of liquor sellers
Sc been prosecuted, aud those who failed to
:!"e1c compelled to quit the business, and
:ss E1ore lave voluntarily nbaadoned the
'-sc. being unable to raise the license money.
"e a:e assured. by those who have searched
, 1859-08-19
BQar1tuQ.

OST.-Qn North Clark Street
i;scEEe EEetEsen Wash!n9ton and Division street RiArE
!, - EOA1. Ina n1der will be fsWarasd hv GxH1
aIs Il our Ca1psntsr shop. Calhoun Paee bet1eec t.
aa13al5i:t wv ra7nY .prc
, 1859-08-19
RA&5FAud Trtn11e-a-r

Mr.. Marsl, has today entered unor h. a,,.7o,
as Receiver Of the Erie Railroad. Thc road u,;s -
Sna to be IN first rate order and capable Of .1os
lne very large business without further ~
reha!ture for repairs Of road or equipaee. 4
'.ee.fng Of tl!e four trunk lines to the Wcst viii
,,'s1 ne ned at Niagara on Thursday. The Balti.
fre, more anu Ohio Road will be Represented By Mr
Thompson. and the New York CenIr,i % T.. Mr Mr'
Thompson, and the New York Central BY BY III III
CORNING: It is not yet known who viii attcnii mi
on bchulf Of the Erie-N Y TrHn,. ,-tt Ao
, 1859-08-19
Erie Railroad Affair.".

INV 1oRk, Aug. 1.-THE fifth mortoace
6ondhoIders Ut the New York and Erie Ra;lToa'
Company have applied to their trustees to have @
1sle protection OF the Receiver extended to them
Judge In=r.h 4m, in the Supreme Court th;s i
afternoon. Oh the application Of The trustees
extended the Receiyership already existing. TO-
atl tue property covered by the fifth and Inst
mortgage Of the Company. 1t is understand
that this last mortgage covers all the PROPERTY
o. ING company. This proceeding will prevent
~, any ai'lslon Of property necessary to operate