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, 1859-03-28

- CAt+I. FALL AND FUND TT Lii jsAiIE6tf'.-
aS hi! e"nais e M IN an's! IL II! iIe .s. .s y
s.ts jane. Wl"s1 Il shs eiS S s ssi':se ste
q New York. Tru.t isci Or Messaer hans Lite On
~ Is :af% .s S:s S.s es ~
r'sS ."os &s H. aEs coaa,s ~ IL as: L ( u
as1 &s; for McIlxniy Country. aakass il ls il Ii,gf
tnry = Wasoh i TIC = stass @ u Wsa.in % aa:aM -: X +
~ = &as L L s} IL 2s IL = s * Es Is
9td:s-a cenasy Ansnst l. ~ yo:ums H. ~. +. r.;
As & i q 90 ,S48!y A5a;' = IS s5'Sa,*E n
and .he eoEotiEs maehntty toni. I'D azsgs. and
ptTy ana ,h:ss. he,eaa;sc; nsau"<s Il: he p<. ef
v'''nE The E1snt of The Interest sa pEse?a .Sstan
L 's h ID 1ssa i ID lsas'sf In e Z
r. .nc thsssa .reeias x:h tae xs. @ sn l. mn rs
IL i q s.sa g a s ID ID
'teeT 80 IT,
,s S 1a s. nS" = M r L: & & E Ts as
te !eientI" q the p.nea! # the ad boEts the nn-
his u I:nis to ,ac amount Il sae hun.
ts taoss.ad dos e1es a!o esssion u TIE aid ~,
I'D ~ Il ~ RI pasIi:aea + shss paSlti day
,'es f. Fad r. a 1Es
s "r s sui: shofisi tsa n:t les TN xests tsys - =.
tie sly Company a.*sar t I'll the saEle publs auction
IT, a. 81 # ss
satt- - il the sa!d trust Deed ti~xineL.
And Wlrra* t!esu!t has BEEN ae In the payulcIt Of
irtn.trees which fill Cue the trt day Of August
nd hi Id = mi sed Fl "a ee et H. 4 se
IT February thousand eight LunLrcd and hffy eight
an The trs1 day Of Auxut. Thousand eight hu.tr.i
and sy!sht. and he n:s tay Of February. tluxin
etgh. A.ndr, md m! n!ne. Al u the sid bons and
t4p,AJ yet rIuasns wholly ulss and let1ui has Ike
w:. h<.n n1e In the payments nsuiEr IT, te tle .no
.s snf 4n ts htfty ths wSs SnEs rn e r. I'D
such bonds tn the are:aie amount It htsndr1 thnu
eard duls have IN writing requested the undersigned 10
enfurrt and xercise the aferrsat powers And *ac
Now Thefor, rusac nct.' Is hcnsy !Sea. That In p1E
suanrc uf authority vested u by tAt sl Tz11s. Dce
san expose f ka1. II p,1lc aucon the highest bid!
tc7, tic Court Hnue In tue city of Jantsv'c, Kck
County In the State Of Wisconsin, ca Thursday the II day
It June and II !: oeLck 0! that day.
sixGclAk the Eailr,i n Chicago In The 1uis
VIA Wo4.an. J7nsv!. In the S17te Of iscunst anl
tbsncc via Nate1oxn. to the City of Fond u Lac II Wis
raul ant Fond du La ialrzd, al portions ,neseuf
fno Chicago Ianesy1c abNut nIetytwu mics, and
fu Fond Lac the Ii CroAse Junction. about thirty
miles tin. cnaptets. and Ia 9pcsou 2nd the portion
raniliy eons:rueted scthcr With ali she right. 1t Way
s,t g.EuadA RAILWAYS. r1 bridges fences. .sattta
t7nn houses ard other buildings anl ais, alt The lands an
herrttanens of the .id CotnpAuy IN estsa with lhe
c,a,c ttEt >su, atrl pnt an corporate "theE fran
chiss the sai company connected line
railway rclatii. tErrt" an also III the locomotive
xn+ tendrr NJ every kint. machinery. machine
With the rrrkes equipment. working slE,1iD ats
during The said .ral: nd all psupesfy of ete.Y name
7al nsi,,e and IL dshtS rrs' aad fnchlscs eonreytd
thereto VIII mort 'a' 7o5 9AMEs #Ssiow, aRF ruse.
| Dated New York, A.Eeh ID, lss9. ,ahes eodx613
, 1859-03-28

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.


Republicans who are not anxious to SEQ the
result Of tho Judicial Election, her:.lded. next
week. all over the cou1ltryas Il Great Dem
rnatc Fictory! Chicago Redeemed! Bluck
RepuNicanism Roa'ed!''. will d. well to bcstir
themselves for The elect;eil Of the candidates
regularly nominated by the Republican Con-
vehtion. We do not appre!e,d that, will
anything like full vote, our ticket is in the
least danger; but..herc is ground for fear that
The MASSES aG tJio ;l'eol,lo will not 70 to the
polls. and that tic Democracy will elect their
maue by Republican default This must not
lie. Did tl.e party owe nothing 1n the, ca:ldi-
dates iii nomination, 11ie:r allegiance to the
organization which they desire to maintain
sloull ncl them to do their whole duty in this
n,attcE. .HuFtunatey tho ticket submitted TO
them for their approval is suoll tl'at they have
,lo cause If complaint The candidates for
Judges arc n'cu of iinim,cacha7ac integrity
and Acknowledged capacity, and there is not,
even in The ranks Of their opponents: lint
that they arc unworthy If tho places for which
they are n;lncd. Personally and professionally
tlroy arc above rcproacls. Let it bo horne i'll
mind tia. they cantlot lie defeated without Sc
rlously im1crllliug Republican asccnd,tncy i'll
Cook County.
The Democracy, as III tic charlcr election,
arc making Il s;i!l-GSlt. Holding back their
candidates until tic latest moment, they are,
nevertheless, Lard at work. Their private
meetings, 10 which only the faithful arc in
yitcd, are held nightly in all tho different
wards and their agents, rlcntifMlly supplied
with money, arc 1ran''ing over the county, or
&aizillg their farccs in the rural districts fur
Il powerful rally when tic day Of <lectio1.
comes; In all lheir private gatherings. aud i'll
,llcr Instructions to their wirc-pullcrs aud or
..Hnizcrs, not word is sa;d Of tlle necessity Ct
preserving tue Judiciary frum tllc contanlina-
tlosl If PARTISAN politics, but tic question d.
hated is low they hest may Use their election
as the wedge by which to split the Rcpubli-
can organization in two. It is time that our
friends, especially those mistaken Republicans
who arc aiding the Democracy i'll this work,
should understand how Democratic vic.
tnry" is 10 le won. Forcwarncd is forcar1scd
Let the Republicans take lccd!
, 1859-03-28

IF IIt Sno*Peu 1e1h. .tu-I
The importations have fallen of, but sales
have augmented. Tho auction houses have
commenced IN actisc business. The jobbcr.s
are also busily engaged. Tic early opening Of
sprin, navigation with the interior is hastening
orders. Spring nnd summer goods are quick Of
sale. The ncnr-by trade is. especially actirc-
Western BUYERS hang buck considerably, buying
sraringly and asking credit us usual, not having
my ready n,oncy'to buy with In silk goods,
staple kinds are less activc, but desirable fancy
styles are in quick demand. There have been
large sales by auction Of French printed goods
ii good prices. Also Of ribbons. Velvet ribbons
we're most in vogue, ut good prices. French
summer fhawls sell readily, mostly by. auction
Fall coatines nre offering. aud selling in large
lots. tho cllsi.rs being short Of stock. Foreign
cloths are in liberal supply. Domestic goods
are well sustained iu price, the supply being
limited. Ciutllicrs urc in the market ior wpolens
at prices little below those asked. Fancy cas-
sinsfres continue active and the supply Of spring
styles will be all sold. We notice no readiness
I" give way in prices at all, the consumption Of
goods being equal TO the supply, and below it
f"r some descriptions. The prices Of cotton and
wool are firm not buoyant. so that there is no
decline III tue cost Of production as well as no
Oyrr-rbrOductfun.
, 1859-03-28

Tic Dry Goods trade llas been quiet the past
wcek-althnush the jobbcrs engaged in the
nearby aud western trade report an active busi-
ness. The carly western buyers are meeting
their engagements with more pron,ptness, and
credit is becoming more general. The commits
sion houses report 4 very dull market, owing to
tbs impossib!ity of keeping up stock, as every:
thing ut present received is delivered on con.
tracts nude early in the season. There may be
u gradual falling oG in the general trade after
s!lis period, except with the fur western buyers,
bnt tlc aygregatc sales oi tic scasun will be
quite large aud satisfactory to any but the more
Sangu;ne. We report NJ change in the market
fur general domestic goods, but notice I'LL &c.
cu1nulation of 1ow wopllens 20
, 1859-03-28
The Railroad Fridge on Fire.

Yesterday about eleven o'clock. as n Mr.:
Ttmmrss'n from Quincy and Mr.. Jchn Deere Of
Moline, were passing over the bridge, cosningto
Rock Island, they discovered il tn be on fire..
The wiad vas blowing tremendously at the
Time, and almost Instantly try saw the Aaracs
spread witt. great rari.ity. The alarm w:s CIV
cli, and lad il nut been for two barrels Of water
standing OIL the plnsf"rrn. nothiug would n"w
le left II The great Lock Island bridge, save a
nsass IT srnon!dcrng ruins. Before watcrcould
have bccn drawn trom the river, the structure
would have been cnyc}orcd in flames, and with
tllr wind blowing a> il was, no power IN earth
could haze prevented its being burned
II is supposed to haze caught fire from tho
sparks Of the engine wl.ic:, had passed over it
but Il few minutes rrevi"i,s TO its bcius dis
cuytrrd.-E"rE klAAL -iruNx. lala.
, 1859-03-28

ITO lsENT.-Nortl. Branch Canal.
W. nw infer fur ry,t the U'cxs each side Ut thu
tua recently cEtr,ets-l hy u% aud which extends f'H
=: N':s 1iransl II tas 5fss "tf,i tn th III s, r.
tu.t dx~r. n~wy xk.l ua M suulitit o1.ttr aud
gvr, ut,m Ani* tf " fsrt # ~atrE flt. with dris n
lots This property will be lsAscd very
l,H Ia .s-.! frAIlts. ,.,
nlhl1.ctS..ltn NfDEN. FLEETNh1p e l1.
, 1859-03-28
G2la}1trD.

WANTED.-A 1'ailorcss who un-
~ ter>.ands operating sr.sr's Sewing Macisnc. to
~ i"t"the sna.Ey Arpy At I" Iakrss. u'.:s'lw.su4
=" ANTED.--A Partner, by n
W Lnsutrr Mc:r}la1.t hay!ng e.,d city arl coun-
II cash trade Any lsE:"M hayns a:'s Or $500 to IN
vest e:1a ads>s ~. T. EOa ~, CLrlgh Fo.t Ohsc.
, 1859-03-28

MILWAUKEE, March ef.-The Green Bay -idro-
ea:e Of Thursday says: Navigation may now
be considered open. Oh tl,c bay, although no
vessels have MS yet conc III Or zone out. There
is probably some floating ice, but not enough
to amount tn an obstruction. Tie river is free
from ice, but the boats hare not commenced
running
This looks favorable for speedy opening OF
the Straits the ice has not already left tlicul
, 1859-03-28
Resumption of Navigation on the
mississippi River.

The magnificent Stranlcr Milwaukee,, Cant.
levitt, left Prairie du Cllicn Oh Saturday eycm-
ing On tue arrival of the day express III Chicago,
ST. Paul and Fond du Lac Rail Road, for Reels
landing and intermediate prints, and hereafter
oar ot The linc luats comprising the line will
ram regularly in connection with trains on tic
Chicago, st. l'aul aud Eond du Lac Rail Kead.
Upon arrival Of trims 1T Prairie du Chen, ],aS-
scnScrs ::n upon the boat lwlicrc they take trn>
which starts Immediately. TlIcsc passengers
1avc serera! advantages Of those going via La
Crosse.
Tn arrivals Of trains 1T La Crosse, the passcn-
gers are obliged to 20 10 i l1n:l Tor ll.cir SUP
per. where thcv remain until twelve or one
o'clnr1 in the morning Wien they arc aroused
tn lake the xaMr boat which left Prairie tla
Chicn scyrrrl l:curs previously with Chicago
passengers on board. who arc now snu.!y cl,-
sc"nscd III the best births, while the La Crosse
passengers arc Obliged to take up with such us
may be left.
From present appearances NC should judge
that the public appreciates all the advantages
offered them BY the r5airic du Chen rontc, as
na one can once 70 via GAINESVILLE and Prairie <,u
Chicn To any river point, without acknowledging
that this line offers unsurpassed Inducements i'll
point of expedition, expense and comfort.
Newspaper Change.
$. NJ. l!ootlI has retired from the Milwaukee,
Fret Ntmocrat, having disposed Of lis interest
in tint paper to Acssrs. Z. L. Shocsc and l.. l..
Crounsc. The Two latter gentlemen have hccn
connected with the paper for several years, u,ll
i, will continue TO he in their hands, the sane
tirm, unllinclling advocates as heretofore.
In l,s valcIictury, Mr.. Booth says, he has been
seeking IL cuItsnlnmatc tho above arrangement
for tic past fonr months. Ii is not improbable,
however, tlsat the matter Inns been somewhat
rrceil'itaac.l BY an alleged charge Of seduction,
preferred against Mr. Is. q few days ago. In re.
lation to flat matter he saws:
AS TO personal snastcrs, which hare been made
the subject Of recent newspaper comment, tl,cy
arc before the properly constituted legal tribti-
nails for adjudication, and it is unjust 10 our
friends aud to thu Republican party, fur polti-
cal opponents to seek to make then, responsible
for what pertains wholly to oursc;f. Whatever
responsibilities and consequences these matters
involve VIC propose to meet nnshrinkinytv, in IN
open and manly manner. We have nut used
our press in self-dcfease, in reply to the accusa
t'ons and rcyilinEs Hf our enemies, because tia,
is not the tribunal to which the case is appealed
But after wiiat hux been said By the press, it is
not improper fur us tn say, that wc haze urged
the prosecuting attorney, from tic hour Of uul
arrest, to submit the hasc chargc to the test I,
an examination o1ltc party accusing us bv ply 81
clans Of undoubted character, wl,o possess tic
confidence Of the whole community. and have
repeatedly expressed to him s,ur willingness II
lei the question Of our guilt or innocence res
on the eriiencc furnished bv such examination
, 1859-03-28

Tie plan ef relief agreed upon by bo.l. bond
::n!l stuck -holdcrs and creditors is as f,luws !:
New twcnsy.!sc years Il rcr cent h''ils to be
created for ;''s'A,-t,f which s3,:+A',Ha' arc
!" l'c exchanged f.'r the present first mortgage
l'onds nna conp"as, while sl,9'u,"'v shall bc
sci apart to complete thu road aud discharge the
special lirns just referred 10. New thirty Years
I; per cent. bnnds also to be created for Sa.,nn-
s"''. The first nnsl sccund mortgage hnd-
lu!slrrs subscribe ~ per cent. Of thrsr claims
toward the 81 ,"V ,nt wanted for thu new opera
t".s Of the Cou!'any. fnr which tltcy receive
,lcw bnnds. The sccn1,d mortgage ho,ll!lollcrs
Hlsn give M Sl.'s"G'"' of their bollds for grants
"f land to be nladc to them. The unsecured
creditors agree to take r. per cent. Of their
claims III stock, To b. full liquidation. and
the Stockholders IN per cent Of t!lrir present
stuck in the ncw.-.H j. Independent.
, 1859-03-28

II II BE TRrE, ms Curlylc said, that, ?" the
world nf commerce, and even civilization itself,
owe: more 10 fashion than men are willing To
admit then TArrES has hid the business ,ncn
Of fChiengo under special obligations in bringing
ssut for tho opening spring trade the most
recherche assortment Of tine clothes, cassi-
Ire pays particular attcution) ever seen, or can
te i"und in the city. In fine ready made cloth
ins and furnishing; gnods, Tuppen still heads
t!lt colnnn, in the best styles and qualities, and
1T lnw nricrs
, 1859-03-28
Mourp aun Grcbangf.

NNE HUNDRED THOUSAND
~ DOLLARS TO I.,'AN.-TAc undersigned as agent
'r Eastern Capitalists trIarrd to MAXI L,a1s long
I al I'm I~r rent IA ChI:' property First M"H-.ecs
having frul tr i've n mn. wanted At fur rates
J. l.. LEE, 1t Wordsworth j. CU's Bunk
fill E6 Clark sfvrt cnIclEo.
, 1859-03-28

ITO kENT.-In the West Division
l. May ssrcrs. tetxsa M.sh:'1," md Mai's'n s.
Iuutrs high k7,.un ~<Er tle 4tlo,pA,eis j. pns anl
n4!thf, Thsy e"ttll twelve ns,H' WITH 81 ~ Matss
Uinii,s.,* every = nl,.tl-. strcs "y 4lH "r arr'y
Al NJ. P"n,er1ys Bu:.diak. ii M. " My street.
r+I,f hne
, 1859-03-28

ne" 1OTA 'NtEF ana tFOORlyu EiGtT8s
New Yonk. March 2t.-.Tllc Committee on
the Water Celebration: Yf BROOKLYN have d.
cled to extend invitations to the authorities and
fire departments Of New i ork, Bostth, Phila-
dclphia, Providence, Salem, Springfield, New
Huren, Hartford, Rochester, 0swes0. Euflalo.
BALTIMORE; Richmond, 'l'oughkeep$ie;: Albany,
Troy. Utica. Syracuse, Washington, Bridgeport,
md many uther places.
George uAll, the Americnn nominee for 3layor
Of l'rook1yn, has declined, and tl,e party has
decided to make no nomination..
4 girl named Margaret Eurkc tss, been ar
rested on suspicion of having peisart,l tue
fallily Of Mrs. Hcethasn, as tclc:.riphcd yester-
DAY. Mrs. b. is dead, and Mr. Kobirsun, one of
her boarders is not expected to live. The other
Inmates Of the house arc recovering: Margaret
was the cook.
The jury has brought in d verdict Of guilty
agaiust Stephens, tried for poisoning his wife.
The Goat7tr dcs Efcts Uni: aescrts;tirat 1 Sc
cret tilibusteriny c1podi tion is rcu4y to star.
for Cuba on the receipt OF instructions 1pectetl
by the next steamer from Havana. The head
quarters arr here, but the arms ard in,munf-
tons are mainly in Southern cite,~ Meu ure
ready to depart simultaneously from different
parts Of the Union. It has secret .rnts on the
Island
The steamer City Of Washington took out
$1:V,vo1 in specie aud about $50 passengers.
The steamer Carnack brings uarana dates OF
the 18th. Sugars sti,f. Atoasscs yery firm.
Exchanges declrIcd, sterling LEI. New York
City discount.
, 1859-03-28
.BY'TEL; L;EdRR1APH.h : :


WASHINGTON, March 26.-Gencra1 Hcrran is
stil 'axaitiuE the actinn of Oh: Nosrrnup.dE on
certain sections Of the treaty Of New Grenada,
negotiated in. 1916, relatise 3, the imposition Of
tonnage und other taxes, by which Ars.er;-
can citizens are placed on dn equality with those
of tt1at Republic. The amendment 10 the Cass-
Herran ttezry, which vent dns hse the last steam
er, is expected to reach Bo5ota before the al-
journtnent Of the New Grenadian Congress.
3fr. Sicklcs denies that lie has employed an
experienced c9frs Of p!lonoErapters to report
his trial for Publication in pamphlet form.
Arrivate letter from distinguished source in
Paris states that u. Lesassau, French Ex-A1in-
lister to Mexico, will 90 10 sna no.ni,al..:
in the interest Of Mons. l}cAy, but really rs the
agent Of the Emperor Napoleon, with reference
to securing u French citizens the right to eu,~
play Asiatic and African apprentices in n:.ning
and agriculture.
The ,ehntfaet tof:carr*in5 tha mail from 34eav-
enWorth to Coraville, Pixies Peak region, IVES
made under the act Of 1857, authorizing the .cs-
tablishnient Of Special post offices, to b. sustain
ed from their net proceeds, aud such i tho ar
rangemcnt in this case that the compensation in
no event is to exceed S3,ue per annun: # the
post route bill had passed and the contract mate
under it. this service would hare-as'sI *.' e' or
t4",oe9 per year. The cot'>- ieters VIII he main,
i. r4.eete tot their or;say, liz thee trying
OF passengers. ."': TJ-ft(.: ~; ::
, 1859-03-28

Ixn1.x.roLls, March .6.-Thc first through
train, without change Of cars, from Columbus
ia Columbus. piiqua aud Union aud the Belle
,nntainc Railroad, arrived here at six O'Clock
this morning.
, 1859-03-28

LAncESr.-0n Saturday girl named Eliza
Douglas was sent, to bridewcll- for stealing
clothes from { line in yard in Adams street
When arrested she had disposed of the clothing
and nothing but an apron vas fund in her pos
session.
, 1859-03-28

1oESG MEMS ASSOCIATION ANIMAL ELECfrpS
The election of tho Young Mems Association
passed off on Saturday with even mcre than the
usual stir and hustle. The Rooms throughout
the day swar1ned with rartisans for the several
tickets, and candidates. The final ballot declared
1Ss votes east rs follows, 800 being necessary
to choice:
For p-.xi.l<ns-E. s. WELLS $50, John Y. Far
well :.s;, Edward /. Tinkhan l23.
First Iir Prt<idsAt-pn1L1r WAnswoRzu 5l4,
v. Bouton, .33.
S*.und dnso-J. z. Brooks s6S. s. i. Williams
2ss, S. G. lligginson 1.5. No choice.
Corresponding Secrtfdry-Jamcs. +. Root eco,
Henry ". Bishop, Jr., e31, L. L. Sherman $50.
No choicc.
Rteortliay .SIystary-S Stephen c. L,snt ss6,
Charles l.. Thornus e5l, Leroy Swormstcdt le?.
No choice.
Trsd*ur<r-L, E. Alexander S4s, L. c. Ellis
worth e;5, F. Granger Albums, Ill. No choice.
Hanayrr*--So choicc.
Regular 1irk<f-Iicnry ". King oss, Wm. r,
Gould, ea'. George Rowland :49, T. ". Waas-
worth e54, Edwin'L. O'Hara e35, S. ". Yawkcy
ZIG, Charles A. Gregory, e55.
Opposition Tirt6-T. Il. Carter s74, ". ",
Airport 3se, VIM. L. Grcenlcaf 36s, J. II. Hollis.
ter, N. D., S4S, Charles L. Thomas 361, r. Lud.
lam, II. n, s:s, 4. ". Field, 36s.
Indtpf"dfSt 7ict<t-Chares II. Hunt IL, C.
II. Lasrabcc III, Benj, +. Quinlby 1&3. Dr. Ralp.
n. 1sham lie. lsenj. v Page 115, Horace G.
Chase l27, Charles T, Doal, 1n4.
An election will be held Oh Saturday. April Cd
I Fr~ n1n nf rHi
day last, 10 wit: Second Vice President. Cor,
responding Secretary, Recording Secretary
Treasurer, and Board Of Managers. Aprcssure
upon our columns forces lis 10 defer the Annual
reports If The retiring board Of officers for the
past year, presented at the meeting on Saturday
t evening,
, 1859-03-28

La PLATA,
The Argentine Confederation and Paraguay,
Being Narrative Of the Exploration u the Tutares IT
the Kiysr II Pl7e md aacsut cocHtrits during the years
1883, s54, '55 ~na $50,
Under the orders Of the United States Government.
BY Thomas J. Page, Q. IS. n,
Commander OF the Expedition With .tap AID Numerous
fugtavings.
rr.ca. &3.0o.....- *se y
mhes1y ct,e W. L. KEEN, NJ 14s Lake T.
DEAL ESTATE.-For Sale: 4
LII FiRSTfLAss DWELLING 11t1rsE On the North
S.lt It. }lne4' Chu! tsEtE Lat, - ty lis f.,t.
lcc i~' of iAe ptnlas. nso:lty TAN stsaIu ON bond
aid mortgage.
SEVERAL BEAUTIFUL LOTS on tic Lake Shore near
Lake View.
AN IMPROVED AND CULTIVATED FAEM Of so
in Lake County. Lake Ipswich, ard 70 miles
froni lsaE1ingtun stai!ts. the Chas and Fond iu
l: Railroad Fisst Cl1+s ie:!dehce. wt BAN aid out
huuses complete; tevcrat srt!ns " water, with MIL
power nf IT, slf 1.o god bearing fra:t tires ETC. Alto
Eeher, must desirable farIn aud cu7nfry Residence.
\ FARM IN DE k.ALB COUNTY. near Lo.ll s:astnu.
te tiaena Kuel. NtEetyt fur prairie and az
of iuspr in thIe:iy settled country wiiku i've
niles IF Sycamore. the cahty stat.
Tte undersigned h+r for se terms tn *1.t purchaser.
building uts In the Il y. and farming lands In this STATE
u.t In Wicnuaia To purriaerS WIN buy itn1uyc. w
will r II OH lcnx crcd:1, With snail c:-. yiltnt.
nh.s 1ut611 OGDEN, FLEETWth}nt + CO.
TU UPItINTEI<S.-C New
=. ~
, 1859-03-28

ITO ltELLERS, MECHANICS, &c.
To RENT. fvra term uf yrar> tint llrsr building
dne LIT IA watch studs being 10 fec m.rs "r r.. On
1hr rlrrr ard v,nnlnk haes I" the O. t. L. u Il. At
tyrhtL the bunE i I s&eanl eNki1s r1H "Hn al 81
xnc This nne ioc1tl.n fl: FIGURING N1 Or fur Ar
s. i. WILLIAMS.
.sal,s,s-r .1s South Water st.
, 1859-03-28

In SATURDAY r,r!,ns. March sGtll. 1s.3. EItNAku,
nf atnes !. auI Antl Nuob- aged Twenty J;ls ail
,l.e t!ats.
Funeral Sunday s. inst, at o'clock +. 81. at s. lsus
fn street. Fre,d. Invited wt,hnut further nttcc.
, 1859-03-28

:T Sue advertisement Of nr. Sanford's
Liver Inyis0rAtet, in allOther column.
, 1859-03-28

SrSpn1Es-Eight persons were fined in Satur-
day's Police Court for being drunk and disor-
dcrly-
, 1859-03-28

STOLEN P2ortnr1 :DlscovxaEn.1 Ion Friday
afternoon last party Of children found, while
at play in barn on West Randolph street, 4
large quantity Of sccreted property believed to
hare been stolen.
, 1859-03-28
PRINTERS WAREHOUSE,

1A1H46A0 "AAE4auU1E.
Established 1S23.) No. 20 SpRrCE STREET.
The subscriber VII! 1e harry to furnish purchasers II
PRINTING MATERIALS with PLAIN and uKNA-
MENTAL TYPES. liuKpEI;s. &s.. u4a4e from = cum
Eo,nd.,s " Hi.o tirrIASs GaKExs ismrsw4 ,rri Seg
a,4I Elegant F.nt of AGATE MUSIC TYPE. fr,'tu which
t!s Mtx,t1.F Hrri<r AID l;it4f psiut:3 with
Pfesc and evcry article required fr rptla ii ,bc WY
l'wst price for st-h Or alprnE*d rf!l@r
>ye.ril.hanl lsse* and Materials. and cr1uplcte
Stereotype Foundry with two Shaving Machiues, fr sc,
cheap.
- Printers Of newspapers publishing tht, Advertisement.
tnc!ulins this nas' three tines before lhe Is; of Stpte
irr 1Si9 and .cudn. # the lapeE will he .! for
1t in Printing Tyiws when they purchase fur ta,es the
anl.snt IT their I'LL
ruhaS3t ctl0 r, c, COETLEYOT
, 1859-03-28

- Cook & l,ros. l2y = Clark street, arc be-
:o,,i doubt thr best dyrr* u,rl scuurcrs of H.
Ties slaws, silk and woolcn DRESSES, ETC., in tic
city. and our ,nany fair reatlers should not fail
10 lyatrou!ze their establishment.