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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-06-03

Hon. JAMES B. CLAY.-We call the
attention Of our readers 10 the able letter of
Hon. Jas. B. Clay, OF Kentucky, which we
publish on our first page. Let every cold
Line Wing and every member of The Opposi-
ton oarty, into whose hands this paper may
fall, give Mr. Clay's letter a careful perusal.
Wings the son of Henry Clay speaks VIII
you not hear him
UNloN HoTEL.-Nc refer our readers 10 the
advertisement Of this excellent house, in this
weeks Gazette. The proprietor, Mn. HORROR,
is well known as a good landlord and his
hotel Is fast acquiring the reputation Of being
one Of the best in the counlry.
"AI9NsIEUR ToNsoxs nor sscour -.rs.,,.rs --
The tcrocious editor Of the Blair County EHfc.
gives Us up. Our last article was too much
for him. Monsieur Touson didn't come again.
PRESCRIPTION In MASSACHUSETTS,
The voters of Massachusetts, adopted, on Mon
day last, the proposed amendment to the Con-
stilulion Of The State, which was submitted by
the Legislature in The following words =
''No person of foreign birth shall be entitled
70 vote, OF shall be eligible 10 office, unless he
shall have resided within the jurisdiction Of the
United States for two years subsequent 10 his
naturalization, and shall be other wise qualified
according 70 the Constitution and Laws of the
Commonwealth Pr0ridcd, That this amend
ment shal! not affect the rights which any per-
son Ci foreign birth possessed at the time Of The
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11
A MEXICAN BANK NOTE COM

fA PAHY, southeast corner of Fourth and Main
streets, Cincinnati Ohio Engraved IN style corre-
spending in excellence TO- that Of Bank Notes, Rail
and Deposit, Checks, Notes, Bill and Letter Heads,
Cards &C., &c. The above Office Is under the supeTvi.
sion Of f239l GEO T. JONES, EnRraver.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

DHENIX BLIND FACTORY, VIM. W.
- CARPENTER & CO., Manufacturer Of Venitian
" blinds & and Window shades Wholesale and retail No.
Woods Theater, Cincnnati,O o. Old Blinds repaint d
and retrimmed. Church, Store and other large
Shades made and lettered. 70
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-11

NICHOLAS BIRD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
IN once, No. Manchester Buildings, South -weht
corner Third and Sycamore Streets, 0nclnnatl Ohio,
332
, 1859-07-16
w:EsfBkr rKVv xfE1s.

DEsrsrcI1vY 1roHsxxo.-We learn from tbt
Prairie da Chen Leader. that during the storms
Of Last Monday and Tuesday evenings, the Light
ming struck aud killed mara owned by Col
Dousman. valued 1t $1,000; also. two or thrss
mares and one colt in Ar. D'a 6eld, belonging ta
killed in the town and vicinity. 1tstrnck, says
that paper, almost e1eryxhere and everything
thercabout, except human beings.
TEX "1xplAx D1rT1crLr1ts" CoLLAratp.-Ws
learn from the officers Of the steamer Fayorite,
which came down yesterday morning from Fort
k.dgt'y direct, that everything was quiet there.
Tbs Indians who threatened to make trouble at
l,ss accounts bad listened to wise counsel and
choosing the better part of vAlor ,hxd gone back
quietly to their hunting grounds, and were
peaceabfy disposed.
Thus another Indian war" has 6zzled out,
and the troops repose in ipgiorious ease in their
barracks now. Our citizen apldiers were ready
to march at moments notice, We understand,
but their services will not b. wanted noF.-
Xsxaesotian, leth. .
J. G. Gurrr:-"A young man By the naue Of
Guppy" has been diddling the Democracy Of ST.
Paul and Taylor's Falls out Of Il 900, which be
took With him to Chjcagoto buy pstss and ns.
terials for the publication Of Democratic pa
per- He has forgotten to return, and his friends
are anzzou to discover his whereabouts.-Ked
Hing R<pu6Iican.
RUSSIAN WukA1.-Mr. Ainsworth has shown
US q bunch Of tho above named variety Of wheat,
vi ich appears to be an excellent Kind. The
heads average four inches in length, and are
filed with white fat garin. The sved was OBJ
tained in Chicago, At Que dollar per quart, and
was warranted not to winter-kill. The product
OF two quarts will probably he from four to fire
bushels. The wheat was grown upon Ar. AS
farm about Ere miles soath of town Ar. A.
has also favored US with sample Of Golden
Chaf wheat, grown upon the same farm, which
We think will be popular kind with our far
mers. Although the prospect for any sort OF
q paying crop was very slim this spring. the
product will not bs less than fifteen bushels to
the ncle.-A0omiuqtQn Rlukaqroph.
, 1859-07-16
U7HEREAS JOHN TELYEA

W executed unto kl1hA It4YIey cEt11p tndEntufH
q o<7Ee b. a d4te tbs Day Of March A.
dos.s {s&0) pay1bs sneectbe To- tns eOhiaas Of two
certain ptomissy nos4 Of sven tte thetsHrh nade By
aid John feyea payans 70 ah< order of EIAha BAJey,
IF The Ut hundred sod forty do1f4 4to) each
teaHux tad Of csat per annu. aDd
Z ess 11 so ~ tt IL d ,s -ess o
OF Cnok county. state Of tnot' shr Eth u, et April
A. ls5, md duly rs<sded IN hook II OF marrp1a EaGs
L. tu aaa ~ viii MD na1&zge u atpou< hes tAn&e
pr'sed thas detsait b aade Pa1nent of ether of
dne = PAYABLE thr id patty ot the tseond }ast 10 sad
ostkaxe t fkna nay sei1 The rfelses II nd mort
Pks sataped sud Ill right and equity q ,etnpt % q
The paJ 1t The trst therein ad out Of The sE <eeds OF
nd A shs aouRt os the I'D notss then das I'D ~
paid: Sov H. FIRE dsfanlt 4vsnx been q ID ~ pa{
taent Of th& prnnasaoy DO = above nxnto 81 notse
hereby n that ELL In ia, key. tbs taE18 hy FFne
of tbs authority sssat IA ht ~ the I'D mssses ~ tor
the pusposs. tlssrn -tatet. will ri ~
Of !u'y 4 p 1sa bet.en shs hun q y as9 T. oef2 +
II poho zs4t to he h&hee ddsr tbr ash u tka9 e.
tain lot tF.a p43es of tand atuatG !'h< a1a oNe9
Section nnnl e {1oh tn 1owah.4 nanoeI %y 1*as
i'ook nd rrienLrY h. =: I'd dese1s*d - 1nes5
shtes -. IL .d III IA BsysJt soes.;a r. a. - ~ y
the soutAe.H x o. ta. N4athsAaf q ~ SGstaEs n
~ ~ y: Serh n ~. ~ ls1ssd dfsesed d tAs Res1ef1
n eras o.iA ~ e0stY EoA IN An<ih, 1niinE
u .asd ea1e4 r.. Ros< Y e - - q kAs 2 -
VHh d "a snas b>asze I'D d thA
I'M. etasn md equity e s:eeaes z y .sM John
La C1411H, AnoxMY.
cssi.sa-1asas - u7ass
, 1859-07-16

o 1he 1T. belonging . LiND Univ ERs1TY. and now
onestd tor He present favorable Inducements to pfsx
T,s19f to ssoy " country LIE within hou1s
They ase located nj Lake Fore on the west tank Of Lake
elevated one hundred feet anve the Icvr1 uf the
LAKE 4loU Twenty rI lles north from Cttasu on buta
sasa q the C1seu and Mlwaukee Kasrssads atoand IL
mineral and other ap!nes and natural beautl4 apd Ia the
opinion Of our lc physicians Tue advantages fot esiful
resort a1d be exceeded Gy arr or the sea
es:rr Or !a The Western country. - ~S' ~ -@' -
nne Aeadsay building title preparatory department Of
aa asq i has aeea e1eaed the ps md
d.is new rssse1Ee1 Depot se1e and than dozen
oTe!na&h nave peen eretted within the past yeaE
addition 70 The regular through trains aocom1aoda.
Hon tain takaE Communication tlckets It half
t tknlA leaves Chicago every evening" returns er
r. olnk thus aHoliak Gosness "a opportunity 10
Aaena the day 10 the city and be with families 1t ucht
GOOD hote has teea opened and in successful opcfaea
Ihe laAe fore As:ocatlon have a1so few lot. mostly
1or f4tnnE puoseA lying the town. containing fnt
hre .ete each which viii b sold reasonable prsee
and On uslaf time. Ff
Tie subscriber L.s within The ras. ye.1 so oyer .xe1y.
thonsaod do.xFs worth Of the ads belonging The Ui
sessy and Association, and rupose4 Ae few more lot
q pesoaa wio wh them immediate Improvement ard
cultivation.
For fusther parerla apply to Peter Page, No. = w..
~, 1,St Statesaso ess illinois, PETER PAGE, Agent.
, 1859-07-16
July eta, iE.9. JOSIAH l. IAAEN
GhuRGE 4. SPRINGER.
B. F. jam, Atty. uys-tdd.s4l xotsSa<ses-
MORTGAGE SALE.-By an In
dsotune IT Noxasa beazuk data The Ah day of D.

et@b<r 4. 2. lse7 aeeasa y A. re.sn aed Bee.
ot ca,e=x L1ao Nonxasts tas 1 -, ao = -, =
1a sad ,aJay. esnts aesordnx . tne ssoer - ssa
d.ae .hs .ih asd P.ysts hree month, .<r ~:
with Interest II the ct teH Mt aAHu. Aofes
aa58aned. sosd md ooa.eysd unto s -. RIes F.J ~
sn,,s IL ;ss GoprIy Il Eout snI sse 4 aos u
scr1be = tolowA Wit nu1assr eaht 10, IN aoea
nazbss i. ueen {t4 IN VIM, IL Glu1Ao's Addition 70 the
to~n of fe;,t1e p1at'd md re*etded u 'hs o1es II
shs Recorder Of AaA County. 1ht aid mortg1e qslas
apever Of se Of The I'd rnEea pF.nt.:sH a.s.aa y
HAe In the pnJe14 Of &he aid aots theIein ~ Aeta
culy md recorded . ht 20. q
Recorder ofnAd County o& Haant Ia ox At AortF1x
Eaxe W. aad ed for aeh scets o. 'he ~ ~ o.
peeNtEr A. D. 1885,, E&4At hastnx bssa u .s n tas
payment Of sa.d n1 EDpsy AI LIT rat tass 80
EuieI Be pad ~ sad Add he <7u u tf
With the interest therein It the fae Of tSa pr fSh ~
nnnu from ths al dr. Of U-eembe7 H. o. ls57. bang
npv dus unpaid upo1 th4 aAld npa .o s'h!A3t:
Noen 4. taeirf hereby ,t.l b. vtHe q x X
andefaln:d rka3te M ~ Il. : ,h.s,s+a " ~ g
Eou Hoa.s in the ey q se IN hs 81! p npb ~
Cook and *r4te Of Wlunf a4er ~ ra!s ~ -! tse7
sueta to sbe ashe& her ea. " - ~ r see .. = e. -
te1ein abore described. aDd IL tho III ~ Ana No1J u "
4er-ption Of tbs aald oortEaxora tteF.1: ~
Uh1sl June s&h. tSo9. HILL . 4: 4SI Sns5 M
FELIn WoQp, AHNnE1A ~NSe s~A@
, 1859-07-16

~ or NaiCA11, 1uhe u. 1a5a.
Nctc= - heray kisen that the fo1ow.Ex an
In I haats foe epilecsio1.
K!nzie ssreet from Halsed ssrees T. Carpenter ss1e
Warrant eo ~ Eeaa-sor s!dexat % south .sts Of
EEak stree4 nom NAst4d direct to b ne 1AlAnd AvxnHe
Warzact No. 40. Ke-t-For sidewalk soulh s!ds os
CArai Port 1yenu* fon cza1l stsees n Hal&ed
Na1Eaat No. I'll. Tekt--Far sidewalk Aouth Ade Of
Quincy ttest ffor pe.P7ines ueet to wes line Of block
Warrant No. IA Wst-FoT Mdera1k o. eat die Of
Grsxn teet fsorl 1acEsoo Erest TO Van Hufen street
Warrant No. 4t3, Wrs-Fef sidewalk north side OF
Augusta stsett. tuEn Quaaokee Nood 61.ees
W taut No. a. Wea-For ltewsk oo both : des Of
ohsfcn street. pm Je6ttaon stse,s Hsked stsett.
WArraAt No. Ai5. WeA-For sidewalk huth aides Of
Ccoledxe Ar.e nom kue l.and Loon Il street
=. "af3hs No. 4le West-For sidewalk soath .lde 1t
NAINeaf Sfeef. f:Sna Gan1l Artet TO Atet1e
Warrant No al. Wss-For kratnE Taylor sreet, tou
R<uhen stzref xes1 to the city limits.
VIZ. AMI No. III. et .tcr plantnx Wet Wafer 3:eet
frm Randolp1 usets t. Ha.kinston Hzret-
Al r.Esons requested forthwith mike rafent Of
kd W14f31t& II uc< the taaa w4 oe collected II
thc Gust srd etpenss Of M psors table ihe ravent
ALL Aasesneuf- A,F.C. NCEtLEH
te1tdh11 ~. ft1y toI,At1nr
, 1859-07-16

49, C7Y Or H1cAGA. ColeetnEs 01ee Iulr lfa9,
ean judgment rendered :. It. January Spe,i T., ~
A. iS9 u the cooE County cour of cmm.u fe1A IL
rain -u then pensirs IN 1id Ctnft In viii the ely
OF u a<o p1nt8 aud the taHstt MI h1 u.ttufe nd
3HFs a.r drf>nants sat SUIT briak ~ Assessments
Warrant Is u:h. t-ted Ap.st II i,,s fur walns Gu
hy and psvtn= Mark sszre from Ra, lp tn It t.
%Tst "a Of eory of The to: 1ol R..Es m he
Der Of u sa1 ae thereon II cesfde under the sea
q ~ sours hal m Ase9sJ r. aE stsy ot au=ua,
Eou1 one tn 81. c'y a. th e1poss public s:e
The premises or raj ei.ts herei. an4 dsscbd fs The
amount "t the A~esuent Interest," aid Cots tue IN iha
SINE Is her ,n4tses IT ."rh. tovu:
NE. Il. c Ertol: pesalptioo O1xlaal Town Of
Chl lAE.: LIZ Nlas4nx Lat =: Amount u A Ae.a-
t35.t7-- ~'
Slid a<eneut. IEtesrss anl Cess being dne u ahevs
N-ted Hal1 lad ah de.esased for Wall L Filing
and f1s nx A&ktt .tset nvu Randolph arves IN Iake
stt.-t. A. F,c NEEftEH
= fH1~ ~ -.
, 1859-07-16
Corporations Ratltrs.


@p1sn w C1ETfs 0aoa Chlc1xa JAY l.3h ls59,
~ aese hsteey Stn to Al persons 1txseeed list
th- ~. ~ apseRsed By the Counan Council Of
. ae sg ~ q sa.E t. ae.s e so of Twtnsy thou
tse - ~ n, % arg :h {=sloo) Dollars upot
s,ea1s ?, q as*t IT, ~ Msse. Jn .z,s A!sax.a
1ws6th t91epttnk h:ock between yaa Bu.sn .tr.4 ~,
alsss hAss eonpesed their 4e.tnent ant mota
w'ona wt.hlag 70 aopeal fnua xaJ assessment mp..
e .ae ohteaona 2 whiting. u my oe< "a Of aefors
Aoa0af he IL dry August lS:s II o'eock r H.
tonhn4n CuanA Vii 4 thzi tns. n thu Council Knonn
haf II ubehons to sat4 aDeansnr md reyAe sni enn
LIN OF Ao1Hl thA Mtnk, ~"-
H. KRE1sNAyS, City Ckxa.
ASSESSMENT ROLL.
description of the real estate In the soath pI.t,on ~
tae ey Or chezeo evaei bsness~d By CnveillnE M.c-
Me nh street {exreptax III ock h-tweeu Vsn Burp and
Gf n'oceJ s<ts1ay Aasean thees fux btnedss b. thr
ConanfaA,ones1 IN Wit: - '3'
FORT DEARBoky ADDITION 10 CHICAGO.
NaMf Of Pvt oefos s. Lot. Los BIZ va,n- A,,ess.
, 1859-07-16

Il + A T BARGAINS FOR
CAPITALISTS.
foER Iron aud THREE BRICK AID IRON From.
SoFeA tse st91es hikl. vt,a perfectly dry baseme1ts
WI be aotd At rac6ce fur part caah. End balance
70 Ahse Thee stortN are ntw, and occupy one Of
TIT most ds.irAh!e business eorneEs Ii this ely
kuuR NEW BklC& AND IRON STORES. I'VE Eso7ies
and taaetlebta. PAt czah. and remainder an eArv
Tina These sores ~ sltsas~d In Tie ceet.s II toe
KE SOLD AT NEARLY TUE C0sT or TIE
AUtLDiNG% 1
H0UhE AMI LOT on Clinton near Polk st,eet Let
tgxs1. Pnoe st 40 h1!f cash balance tn one ye.f.
1aFH1vEn FARM Arm ct skltyGns aerez eight taiaa from
HotsE AND LOT OS WABASH AVENUE, pes.
Teeth ssts< Iioa.s aew Aad contains ii mode9a
improvements The Larger portion Of the pusrhase
E1o1ey nay remain On eight Yesza tsEue. Apnlx to
, 1859-07-16
4 ktronG.31lnd ded and FAsetnatInx Pc
male steals 81, ,70O and ID Arfesaed

lFtosn the Wheeling 1nte1lxeaocr.l
On Friday afternoon last. q Young woman
calling herself Lizzie Wayt. arrived in this citv
from from Plttsburg and put up ut tue McLure House.
She was as magnificent specimen in appear.
ance, Of the splendid woman, ~ one will Zee in
days travel. On the same train, Mr. WIN.
=: Murray, an elderly gentleman aud IN ezten-
slre iron merchant Of Youngstown, Ohio, WHO
Is well known in this city. arrived. Mr.. Mur-
rny also stopped At the Mcclure, and it SO hap
Pencd that Miss Wayt and himself we're PLACED
IN rooms adjoining each other and connected by
. door, which is generally found so convenient
LOT families. On Saturday afternoon, Mr. Mur-
ray received, iu the course Of his business
transactions with an iron man here, the neat
little sum of twenty serea hundred dollars,
which amount Of filthy lucre he conveyed 10
LIS room, and deposited on bis bed Shortly
afterwards gentIeman with whom Mr. II. bud
some business appointment was ushered in and
IN the conversation which ensued upon general
business matters, Mr. II. had occasion 10 men.
s'on that he had just received the sum na1ned,
and had it contained in the wallet before him.
Mr. Murray then left the room on hurried call
and went down stairs with his friend, taking tue
caution to lock the door Of his own room but
iett the pocket book containing the money still
ly'ns On fhs bed: Upon his return, after short
absence, Mr. II. was astonished to find bis
money. missing. The door which connected
with the magnificent woman's room was open.
her "toggery," trunk, and oiher miscellaneous
f1ings were scattered about the floor, aud the
magnificent woman wns gone g'imu,eting. It
was soon discovered that she had mo, ed quietly
ont Of the house, Us if to take an evening walk.
Her wearing apparel, "iying around loose"
WAS nude with taste, and some portions Of it
we1e rather expensive, and scrupu1ously neat.
She left pretty work box or satchel, a pocket
book containing thirty-one cents, in cash, undau
endless variety Of the little necessaries which
ladies' find 50 *landy in the house." In fact
she TOOK nothing but The big pile Of money and
gained possession Of it. In her trunk was found
= vslEes cap with gar feather in it, and neu.
bodice and skirt to match. Also some large
hand bills and neat cards, as follows:
LECTURE on HOME TIES.
, 1859-07-16

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ tf CO1K. ss-Supe4oz Court of Ct,azo. Seosan-
h~r 7eEu 4. D. 133. Ctt RAa Of New ToTk tt4~zEs
G. M4-sh, >e1i1r-Att1ehm<at.
Pus;e Sctee Is hereby kvea to ns aid stsxa.t c.
N1h 4f thAt 1t Attahm. nt tasued out OF th< rf
dee Of the Clerk Of the super Chicago. taset ts
tTsa7h u ~ ~ ot Wy, 4. D. ;sD. 1: sas sat of tas
estat4 Of The aid ste~ar1 e. Aah ST. for ihe Of
txeay ons e husdEtd md sxty dot aEs aad
dY CENTS. diecet to The 6her.d Of Coak enrntJ,
vhaea nil writ has bern rttu1ret e1 1eessed-
Vow. unjeA 5ou, The st CITY Bank Of New York aha
before he Art d1y Of the thereof b
hoaeu itne cou Houe m tue GJ cf ChaEo, % The int
paad 10 tie aid paln6 act.on I'll b snte1eL
axau3 sud ia tzrur df the mid SewaEt G. Aasah. r..
Ind much Of the property 1f bed b. sufficient to
sat,afy The MD and costs v te oo 70 s the
G@t. ". klAbALL- Clerk
sxI1H. FAaxu1 TnoxAA Pn'ds Aa'T. j5ls sd.T4x
, 1859-07-16


So many runners are adoat-so much exagscr.
ton respecting the Indian troubles and their
origin in this Territory-that wc deem it neces-
sary to giyc consise history Of The whole IT.
fair, which we hare been able to Gather from
sources every way reliable.
On the s4th Of June, the rawnee Indians num-
bering about 3,5Oo. moved from their village on
the south side Of the Platte rirer to the nortl,
side Of thnt stream, preparatory to starting on =
buffalo hunt, expecting to be ipined on tie 5tt,
Of July, By the Omahas, some distance up the
EIkhor1. They encamped on The west title Of
the Ekhorn. near Fontanel1c, on tle s3sb. (Sas.
urdayl and that night. SUNDAY and SUNDAY mint
mnde numerous predatory excursions aioou.
the settlers, WHOM, they alarmed by their itnpu.
dence and rascality. They plunde1ed the dwell
ling Of Mr. DePuy to tile exteut Of more than
one hundred dollars. On Monday, about dusk.
they committed the outrage on Mr. Uriah Tho.
ulas. 10 which we referred last week. That night
und Tuesday they continued their molestatious
Of the settlers up the Elkhorn. above ,be mouth
Of Logan Creek, killing aud driving OF cutie.
ptundcring houses, threatening fpmi1ies. &c:
ubout this time ap4le TWENTY-FIVE men armed at
Fon..uelle, and under the command Of Capt.
rat.ison, aacended the Horn for the purpose OF
obtaining ponies from the Indians To reinurer.
ate the settlers for their }osa. and 10 pndrarnr
to take few nrisoncrn tn hid ns HOSTAGES a.
,hr good behavior Of lhe tribc.
Tie march of thrsc men ahore t.ooon cros,. IL
described az uycra desoiated eou,1irr c5ons :,
had BEEN de4tro5ed, houses plundered' and CIT.
t'c driven OF or killed. Even tue post ofGce n,
Cunning Greek had been broken up. Arr;vinr
ut Wesi Point, Cunning coanty, they were ioin.
ed by more men. TO shat their number anount-
cd to tiftv.seren well armed men: n,osttr mount-
ed-tbe indians being eucamnc5 m ia onno.,
ite side of the Efk Hon aInnf INV r;ias J.t"st
Tbeaet,lsrs we're panic s.ncsen and ant;e;nsss ID
d rrneral massacre. small se,,st;n,, 1s.t,,fs -
Indians were seen. spparen,lT wxte,,;n~ ,hc
movements Of The whites. Here tbry s1hsy;5ed
forces, most Of them remaining 1t Wes. Point
and about twenty. under the Command Of j. ".
Pattisop, proceeded up the Elkboru 10 rro.ect
the settlers at a little town called DeWitt. s,me
i've miles further un. Whife nj neWi,t ~ tie
3Oth. eleven Indians we're observed hnt !. shor@
d;stsnce ofT and the<a were ent;ced into = hnr+s
Pattison and his men 1r;nr in ambn.h s;,h 'r. ,1s
iusention oftat;ur the enfire narsr nr;.oncr. su
On attempting to execute Iii. manmnver. the
Indians seized their arms md fired nnon The
, 1859-07-16

SSESSNENT NOTICE

@f.fn. CHT Ctka16 CARR, ChlaEu Jay Z lsd1
u. r. H. Hos. Aessay vea 70 II pt9spns lnts @tsd
- IT.. e enaGc te -, Z. an e ssa.<a thoa
ss.1 st u he sauh Dvt3a of Ii az dssa,S tensatei
Gapa nx . I'd gs.as pxa.sea a!se: fe1a RIM
- ~ 20 aaos Fet1zp tAersof t. ny oMee.
aa III I'LL s - r T. .pPssi nom s4a asseszaent
su Aoeoaf tbs 1h day of July iSsa Il qcloek P.
Rae Iknnh tuunsA viii II itat tine ia the CQuocif
cnns b. srrn ens to mid sseHcsnt and aud
H'12|a'9 Il. KRE3AASy, City Clerk.
ASSESSMENT ROLL
~ = Ghl7Eo. de-tn-d ben-Eted ~ fEpx Tal1r m
stssss ~ 9Sa tss1 ,st s fe% Raa4e1a xrs
= e. there n for henstta bJ tae Conra .sEe!
, 1859-07-16

l. Albert Shst ard aad jaas Nazf has t. Ut ihe :oln-
II Of Wnaekaxa rie Vt Hnoa, d ~ the nl~sef
G:ael George &. C'Atk. It Chicago. County of Gems
.tat- Hueasd ttIf1tn dfed Of tHtss b rrnk das The
=: day Ut StHteuber A. ta TIE yu,eu, "
!a psozntsufy nese. bs1!nx tsls the .aue l4v and
year af re A1d fur The Of tht hun!et nnas Mhsh
ti dee6 At tEut duty feaFd u tbs Rae re1s Of
nee VI Hln eh.xo Comfy. Mtpoks. in Book VI Aonlxr.
psym<ns IT ssld prnusirY note. and app c"t having
ber u BY the 'eka hoIers of xd b the
kfeto In aH deed Ct trust descs!be fue The puFpA<4
therela e1Fse-scd.
Sux therefor. notiee u hereby klsen that aha IN sat
uiay the tlsh day Of Se,t4nh a d. lN, At II
il The foTenoon 1t the north door Of the tour uoue Ia
chic 70 Aforesaid. In Execution u The tr1a Ip IN NJ
b. sal t"d o. trust .e - pubc aot!on tn the htxhe,s
add saf + nc Premises n aid d*ed Of trust osnti
Atet She-as, and Jane A1s+a hs wife. thxrtL4. VT
LIT 1Iesn no. N bhck asteea 3. aesosnx to The t,wn
pct at the town Of Dua Cnuuty Of KnrefGD STATE pf
EHaLla- HEuk4E E. CLARK. Tn1ster
Gthl-1k1. 1ufF i4s6 ty4 A,n
, 1859-07-16
4 SSESSAlENT NOTICE;

E11x tt1R1s 0nEx. Ckeaku july II 1ssa
~ Eat osseaT .r' to II p<roas Interested that
TX s SHnl ~1ohe1s appointed " the Common Council of
E,Gy o. a.sess u sun Il taur ihosand os
North DEs.on u Md ;. d.ssped h<setstsd bT a;as@
~ tiiafnx da1 s;tsss from sse plaktas %
aAe2nsnt md return thereof u upv odes ''st
a., xss;ns Wishing to appel Com MM aauessp1ens M
rs E1f oo3e 3lsls u wiring, In ny o- o. or h-San*
Monday the fFst III OF Aukuat, laa II Q'ckxk -
me Coia" uuncsl viii al that e tn The CvIaci Foo
or x11rl the xlEne, ri EREISV4VS S"iA1
,eurse,,- CITY Cfst
a description cf the Ee1l Essase in ths Ninth H.
tsio. dtened ben. ftet ~ t4uk gack acd plank ps t.
s1eet Hrtke, wth the val1aiiua thy.ruf sn th .na
money seveay aseaa insseon fr beedts ty ths t.oc,
SEERERRYs Ann1r1or To f,u1c.ea
, 1859-07-16

- 1H*1113* $71o, ~ ~
ttubeT Tenn ts,4. MIEam LlohsT. Arnold Gsax Ctas.
F. fktx dSt.wstC XArsh: ~ Orsn Sherman. Alezan-
DR. F1taf md John whtf4-Int hanee1y,
Atant O. 1ne Eoof+AhsaAs u Aenzocer Ffeaf ene Of
The as'et daats abose ea1et lid y Ihe
b given saf 1znde1 Freaf complain
H.. taf blu of eotup2alns IN saM Coust La th4ncHr
lhersupnn ksud out Of salt oar afanst AL d.
fensnL Ert1iEuaMe The Int NoncaT Of June, 16a9
4 Is cy fav required.
So. unlt. Jou Us sad A!-1aaes Feer s.r p.r-oaa1y
be 1zd appzt tesurs Ill Superior Court of hitAxo of
Cook County, the 6ss d4y of lbe therok 70
be hoIden tslsaso p - County - ~ INT Monday
patnsaE bill u complaint. ths aad he matters mi
tsinks therein ehaxed and ssed I'll Z IA eohfed
ard teet 9ctkftd z&1nA au According the raYer Of
Hslh Ll. WALTER klABAll- &'kFk.
FAawuI, SA1fa + TzouAA, Comp : SaTA iJEf,.3sx
, 1859-07-16

SAN Observation-Disclosures the assur-
ance General Houston gare at the close Of his
term in the United States Senate, that he should
no more enter'1he field Of politics, he is now as
deey as erer in political Affairs He il candi-
date for Governor Of Texas, with pretty Ger
tain chance of being elected and be wilt aIso
be q candidate before the Legislature for another
term in the Senate, to commence in 1860, just
before tue expiration Of his executive term; and
appearances, at present, indicate that in this,
too, he will be successful. Sam is m old stager,
haying commenced his career as q politician
many years ago. When he sees 4 political gane
geetting up be must take hand.-Neso York
Herald.
, 1859-07-16

lEx Dols Cook County. .A--C:ren1 tout q Soe1
County-1n chzaer7. Bta{ansn 7. c1s~ n 1nee'se
D. VI &s4 @. II. B+ek1hA, md khst< -
Pao 70 noslee Is hereby Etrsa ttsas L e. famS
Nsasr u Cas<y Il tesk cossy stas .t e - ~
Il q o.a III =. pss .et.os z r. he. sdss r. II y
-, ~ II rnnery Nd stats atn1A4a % H. hi DRY
u AaS. ia :. sse noos = 2. 2sssa 80 = z z
- ~ Ia ~ casrky 4 Csok AfJs1lA u N8s-!ae
vat ~ ii - ~ half Of - ssutAsaet 9asxs -. -
~ m - of d hid frneslA AM:tan, 1.SA ateG
SorSy aG1G II. q. eAIAE kkG1&
, 1859-07-16

XAst4f ia ChAneefy EoGk Cou9fy.
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