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, 1859-09-10
An: AbscondfnE Contructor---A Wife
| = .. Deserted. --.' ~.
-. =. ri..nn, I'm ST IC1tin Ksuuhlieau. SILL -

,s,. .{FIon tho st. l.uuts ReYub1eau> eA.l
Geo. ": 'Hali,' formerly of Cofington, ~,
and more recently q payenpolt iowa, at"b,en ta
|cty last February, with first rata: vouchers as
|to his responsibility snd integrity, His busi,
|ncxa was tAat OF 4 carpenter. contractor ana
builder, and he was not loug, through tile ad Of
Influential friends, in obtaining plenty OF em~
l.nc large building for Mr. Loken, broker, M.
othcr for Mr.. A, y. Alexander, attorney, and
|others for other epar-1es. Messrs. Wright &
iMaddox, humber dealers, corpcr Of AaFket .nnd
ITwclfili strectst were security to MF !oker Df
/ Halls payment Of nbout y, 100 which lad been
I Endyapccd to him. Mr. Alexander had furnished
| hin, With about 81 ,00o more than the amount
|due him for carrying on his work, and the Hey.
iMr. Page waz in some way his creditor for $500
(Iof 5000. These PARTIES, md perhaps others, OF
whom wp have not beard, .ese al ieit ~ ne
}lufch On Saturday morning last, br the unlock:
Il led for erent Of Hall turning up missing"
Ills wife too, to whom be did not reveal his pur-
ttuases. was left husbandless without the inter.
. yeution ct death or dirorcc. 1t is whispered
>, |that ono Mrs. Tyler: with whom Hall had been
! ion terms Of intimate friendship, m}stef,ouslS
ii;sanpearcl about The same time he did, though
That Is disputed by parties who say they llaye
seen her since: and We deem it just to her TO say
ifthnt she should enjoy the benefit Of tins state
ment, for lovers of gossip are not always par
. }lticular rs to female reputation. ,,, -,
; Tfl1ns now been seseral days since uaus sud
: lden departure. but nothing has been heard 9
-. him Ills wife; nc learn; does nof withhold e
s. statement Of her belief that he has left her for
I'll ever. She thinks lie has Travelled towards Ga
II weston. Ter.s; near which place he M has, rela
d g iii Is about foity six il years Of md he
Ilerandchildrcu. Il His past i1fe. up ID last weel
= Us sar We can learn, bag been That M ot IN boz
cst, apffight aud fair dealing nsn:' We cam,
'llbcar that 1c was embarrassed IN lis ciEcu1
= stances, and his prospects Of making moncs
Z ithis eity were very promising. His condnct>
, quite 1inaccountabfe to those who hive giv'
-, him their confidence.
, 1859-09-10
AaE7E98ME3N a

Of Real Eass l. n. ssnsa s9tp Il rx
~ ~ - d eseh Ii sc with tho ofaef luz
H. % ss fa ~ of !4se ~ -, ~:
CorIplasloaers, to xit: ,.-- LANDS IN THE CIT
.,,. ,... i, -. y4iur
| LAtn
| '."'. ; ; ," - Tsiu Con
!; S,s. s9s: Z: e.. s' s*c ,1;,a ss. is% Ss
A. Apoo.las. north u +a:1to :. :. ' - H. sao 10
sezra Of a fractional H7''0 '''
, 1859-09-10

Mr.. S,ort, one Of the propr1ctors Of the R99ss
cAe.ter D<moera,, writes to that Eaper IN &c
count of lis witt to the London Iss"<s. We
COPY a portion. Of this narratives: -: -;
.t1nc Of tho mpyt interesting and -noref Dc:
uartrueuts Of the establishment Is that IN "31en
iho stercotyring process Is carried On. 1on
tno~> Iv ncrInps. already: thst crerJ number Of
tie T;.n<s Is printed from stereotype plates,
inns snrinr- . great part OF the wear anu teaf
If The type.. The stereotype plate isaaken from
the form :: in three nluutex, by new process
;nTeptrd hy ., Sniss, and known only 70 hsm'
self tlin @ayeF e. se!s ana camp ~ pap.el1 r{c
nnS af,cr~it. has been hardened tg the app!tco'
tion. Of heat, ,he melted lead is poured on'
..3';ch i.to form the stereotype 'plate+t The pa-
| .,;rr rn,che has the power ot FcslsCuk me nc'
{;on II the melted lead. and comes out oi; ue
Ne+r triI .uuiuiured and almost nnscoschea
ThS. pIates nrc rcme1ted every aas Ates II! -
iesaeof sho day isrf1ntso ron saS tsr 4 ~ n
aa9 .MahI NJ Ills power Of multiplying the mum
- ~ forms from which thc sufne side ,c4 IN
Se,1rr cau bc nriuted, the 1insfs Gu usethref .
tIE nressct ii once, and thus prant MY IN
.hontand, comics, on IN emergency; III ="
hours, time. The TINS egploysa an y IN ssen,
lisbnent some three huGdrsa snd un,5. nsy ~
iH.nl and far tbesc. as well rs tbs malors'
- It. ,cofnpositors, the working Hours arc T.
!, y" s,;rht hours exclusively 1t owns tour cap
:. ,rE;rh arc employed solely in earring fepo'
:. nt< md reports nt night to and ITO pe1we ~
- Ssr;ntin nr.house square auh- she Palace as:nf
-rynatrt. Therapeutics re!eTe caGa otoeE =, -
p Houses sIeIy quarter hour. ana viz via a'e1a
] tna 5shaaa. IL tho Commons lasts III . Glo
1 ~ ,he morning, the Iim<s g!res II IN 1ali
9; snnrise. 81 though It coyertw whole pages o. y
, 1859-09-10
:.-::GGlbole5ale .Wouses*
N. D. Gilman & Co.,,
: 80 South. W.ate': ST. DIS
u: .cu104Go. ILLINOIS. .
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.

i: D. cr9.4s.; ": C.. >. G,..ss. ~ n. r4.~t.1~
:. :: complete stock r.. j:
@::'GR O,C E r les: {.
IN MT a. fo,.ow., to which We lavlie lie II;
, 1859-09-10

II Clara oae {. ehts 4 E;;, stS IS.e;se - IL.
F1u.s aebbntet by th% Go0uson erses
H. III .t,i 1.its!a :ss "a q d. ssas
'e,u s< 2 asae ~ o estspns ts"u So1a
:s;;sss sssaes st ]! Z:
SEC psesea y 'sef .s'ssu<as nd H'd' fssath 'A
ae r.on, .n.n: .up tt ~ sss ss;ois Io
" = .; sI;ss I3pssnter i X
Aoet.T s :J unc VII that tEt = ~ Cose1 e1
Roes, a Ia Il osss'ioa,. s9s. . 81 - s'A M
, 1859-09-10

! 80 d: [Fiom shs Springfield ReF'oAen.E s... =.
eny a s'sa nd E aess II te n'e e'
s3sols /, i, lin. ,ou. s<ok. ou tso ner
tad d n III; f;;elesa 1asst afIsis
ftaaslo1 " sa' .,ui III s s Ds itco q l!Sten
,., sGk j. Tas fs i aEiiSa L.
~" a4nt; thsI It xI .s-ep tue malSft aAe> > IL IL
a.t..ea ~ sa Has s2 III ssa;:o sniT
r }{ft trt H. teachers a! elnnense sno sbHHp
H. .aat tlr.t insis,ctiuns tu tAc purposes e1
"a. ,.,.1 T. a1<iI In IIIIrSTlsA1l0NS.n"
, 1859-09-10
Observation-Disclosures
4 DEPARTMENT. OF TIL ]
tUslYEiR,islri OF MICHIGAN l.:

1ha tn, ri nf Regents Of tue Enasersity o1 eAas'
I,,rch 1y established Law peIaiiment therein aaa
so.atsa .hn following Professors, VII: , :.'',-'
! nov. JAMES y. cAuPBELL L. a. ': ..,. ! i"
&; - Jaas.,cs Of shesapscne Couss of Michigan
unv. CHARLES /. WALKER: =, - ::
HON, THOMAS u: cooLEf. -: :, -:
s,t. >.rrrs1 Professors s7c she vn.ssus ns.nsmsa
ffpsaaaaI T. r AaIt.ns Cemtt1c ana csssr y X r.ed
~ ths 2s'''eMetsess II M = .! -. S
seu bY Lecture Reeaf1s9ss M ~
tns Woot 11ub Corfts md n etnef "a ~
@ aisea to a,taa NJ czst md ptaee> fn0"?'aee ::
II psed Of Of cege E, 1T
{cr1n commencing the 1T CT ue1oeef+ soo eioae ~
Teck Iu UaIeh following. .. 49,, strangely advised
Students may ertes At anJ nms S Gas M 3r ssuents Iii
70 University iaw ,me ,.,.-tsT roaipsi
h.rt II Hill fhcy will be subject they -
tae1n.elvss NJ oTda2,y ,as17 rsoas as.
The chars s,c so Ms.cutason fee ana - 'o'
H. ,;ree Of ,aeAeat will eonid %
xho couiete The eoul.e and Eas 81 rs .Ieaitsu Il
ha ~ De rtftcss DesrNst, ~ to u. ~ "
tniyasty u Ann Arbos, or u NY noenoet u @ae
| Ms..css n. t,:.' s+tt 80 *. ~,
eSsa, II, Of Rexeuss ecntaEny espt isoM tae
beuce md Of nc n hsh sha e.;sblsh
.na IL ~ ne I1eps7ms.st 70 b 80 - =,
t,sar ssh TT t.t sttstls Of tbs COUNTY,.
sy ossa eftht bea,a q s T:sssT1fsn TE:fssTnAk Johnson.
,;.' =. 80 h; y nAX1EE. ''.' "
| 4v1.a.w3%-s,s9 VI tns !saw E0-4--.eS@
, 1859-09-10
: "a 0aaT.aaMEN HoLI..

.-....
, 1859-09-10

|GNTTY'OFt FtEilOAOO-t Co-
NJ tetprs ote Hurst ~ ~ iso1; ,,,ns. ~ u
mE toz soIsesoai r.; s,p,.. v,os1k and p,,tux
st1r.& ftou3 th1 south line os Halxstra seE'
Ssa ues .; 49oe esIeass Michigan .vtnue
tom Fsa1doph nreei 70 1selnh street esesp.
Ivan furrA and coskx. f,L ,eet from
W rr..nt 30. .11k snu1h-ko of A-aeas7ea-13-* ~" ="
Sf7te x1rret 10 t-Anal ks.e-t- .. +.,.s
fT:,saat Se ILL., Wst.Fos kracn< se9or ersst "0s'
t"tA.-r.r+{ rsret totb< .hiyef.
w.ssas 10 III. WeFof s.aaF Ws,t T,{laff s fh,So hsss
fr,as Elaistel st1eet y ne south o'ahen o' 'ae
v.1ans g2saRs9 st = Asy ,sy;e . S. g.
Ei T1esttss Subdivision of he Wet sn1 u
a. he Snrthcast Of Ser- Il, Io"a ". -so''1
Tsnre Il Ea.t Of Third r IT.. .,a r,,nt.
1xrs yn IL Norh-For dlpnE. E1d!nE 9a1 p.11nH -
~ ina.aa1 preet tton the plaafnS On "eus 'a ~
.1IFEl.asSS M Feaeeted saaA.s4 ~ "a 1nh 8 Isa Is.3
Il iii ~ oes; T. s. % rsaa5 .1s se "a q.
q ta'aa''et1n*0..A a. r. F, c. nUrLIEEs
l --Tf zt1
, 1859-09-10

~ sFroS 17rn I, ii psrons tnt*rs.ss that
e. u I'd
eHy of Gaxa S:t - * 81 esssts Il u. south s!.son q
4 SisssIaa ha9
Kseets,n Sexs 1sde s4e- have euNpletsa hef
a,as .tu,a sse6f % a., II
Anr n T,ilsaz 10 tnly odtce. on or eetofe
Ia:y 81 S;y Fl sdit Fl :. IL H., ,S*' taas
Wa, hsr III obieesonsto xah assessment ano res'e M
confirm m Or 'naa'<h@ A i. KRElsMASS. City c:srf.
, 1859-09-10
.0l7fISSIONERS' NOTICE.,

VI rbq Nuke ss;ssg ;yI FIG Z u sppeta eap !; s.
s:{s ~ osas1 s II L. eT Of CsiEo:s ae.e " ~
i sessS Sa's e 1ss 5, s2a In :
81 ri ssh ss FL sFts : ts
Lassses . 90 the lsh daY u 3ep4emh< ia hs esos
CSsa e a.taoeS =. T.. 1t ~ pafpds q T.aNAE ~ ~
a'sa1 >su2t spedal aseas<afsa q ;aseasssfts - St
cxsc4ao seYt "a, lsss+
, 1859-09-10
. ccCS SGMENT TN0IIEE.

c,t7 c'est. omes = FL s9s*nts ass1;. 1s
as .ppsntsa ey " a1 GaTaa "a
~ - ~ nlsa,s It1sO o. upun real rsstH m n'Ms
p"iloa u "a e,y asesd bensa1sa nr sdaiy III ~, To-
e. INV Lna h.4 eomps&ed h!s a4Aeasznsnt snd ma+
reta!a ;ss,s9s nsn. . e'.iax e g appeal m the ea
,nrnt must d!e their o} }ect1on% IN wtttnk:ia
Moos, ~ 3sth day aGS ne in =
~ Council RooFn hear II ooIeetaons !" a.a
ana Tne7 IN A1A SoA III ERklsAAHN,C CITY G!eak~
, 1859-09-10

l J. Ectof.s OMee; Fer: p:emher -; 1@9 r.o,.,,.,,
Ta..e j. ire,rby riyea ,hot the following 3e IL
sy han1s fos co;lestion: ,,,.,.
w.,,t M e,o South-fc. nlnnE, wa1ug and Nae7daua'
Iripe Madison Esee, nom Market street 70 A.cn<1n
INV nj sou,b-For tlrn9 curblns and psv!nE
Couch Paes @ point e et S rs g. 81 rofn ,ae ett
~, n. ~ West-For esdieg Reuben ttrtet Fosn
lie Southwestern 1ant1oaa 70 Rs lsand svsn1s m.+.
Tr1 ihe south rurhs o! Raadu:ph tueet to n$ oos'o
euross o. ~ nne md cu.sans sehsaa
.trr+f frnd fe ta Tine Of Fznkhh kttses 10 tae wsss
Inc of Market stsvr and 1asket .stsst 1om tne nota
.M ar requested forthwith to make payment q
LII Hsssts 1t al odic orthe s1e ~ilt b eolsstsa y
~ rost ana t e1ps''sS - ''s f. q, MUELLER. :,
4h1 a***sstnsa1s En7 Co{!ecteE.,
, 1859-09-10
4 S SsIG,N;E E':s.::,: -, s, $ Al ! Il! e
AZ ,-0F- r..-. a.:

hs. eI 5,i. Il A.:.ss ssa n3ss G
qf. rt h.n.si. %staas aane G.ase 1ia s. Z
e e i 1ss ; & (, Il. sht
Ps ;. .1! 'Fs /. aos e s
fef Ike ttck IN rt,alls md peasa1. ngsaess
10 q Mssa2 fass s! e ,a1
faet1T ~ Lii Fo,rfns md sa.ng MiEs saa ~
sss s, 1Sr ,ea IA
The tu.ness q , H. /" fro 10 to 10 tand4 nd th.s
ts,f "a IT, se'sa So. e. E.
sa,r 81 tsc pseinlsr - senth
uia5s ", u. - ,s6 !,
, 1859-09-10

~ f1tr CSrk'A Qtaee Chic.Eo. Sept. sta lS9. :,
er ttfss ! hereby xvxn to Al mat
s Cosa " " temon en- n. Fl II
l. ~ ,,S ,srs no1 tho raj tstate IN the sf
~ Iii C1ty ,ansd bxneteti ny Gssnk the saka n ot
}SI1i..,ksr ay.nu< ruuplstsa III aAesssofk. A''
os se.u t ~. VshnF q sp1 nm za asssnent u,as3
dc tsr hI.suass ~r.nk. n ny of.r4t On es
Monday the 9Th Nv 4 e.; l55M ;r ID tbc Coune
R5nna hrsy al ot3srocs To sid .sa.%MsnI ans ~'.
1claaIn OF snah! D< 81s~ CITY CLERK
I er.-1N
, 1859-09-10

TT7RE FRENCH ZINC, Of The
L.. -. tc@t guilty.
I.nox THE v1c11.1E atnSTAGCE Co: OF reN1ss
-,osrrn Il srEos3. Astns fortht ctd'ed s:,1es" =.

I'D a..n4 II E'r-ne1, Zsne, cty 1.uss ri
nd * e lie gssics run, r. tt t,,es s:"st1 & rsss
y1SU II the a<t qualify or 80 Es'Wa Wsa
Il A., 4 Es:'.s ssr r.
Lad 81 1he ess. srw yors Gty w.<,en fmFte ~ ~
.eshs; i. & Il ss 'ssss = os<
sssssyie L. Witt TsiS i - I'd on Fers
frepFe!oe ec FL 4 Masdts lA,s 7 csa..,t xs,tx
, 1859-09-10

I,.zx TIM Prinre.of Nales does mot x4sit Ctn-
asa atKat IN. Hnt hss Tate tutor HI. ibis and
Sir Henry Holland, physician to the court aFe
coming.
, 1859-09-10

- ;t~'-'''--' 49,. Il KKE1sNA1H, S1sr Clerk.
~ X "a. September H. 3S9. .--
, 1859-09-10

Il1 Description Ct lhe .s safe In ha 81 i
{at the City of chxn cseEsl btntared ty xaark ~.
10 IA Sua4way Of stuvautAe ATepse With tha fan11nn
hherecE and the Of money sere7y asaed oeEsoa
tpr beoetts II The Coz !sah5ness, TO w:t: :. :.
| =; ELsTovs ADDu1oS- 10 CHICAGO:
| -..a..1y o.-na. 1tt- gtoet- YsauA- As.e+s-
, 1859-09-10

cly ce,t. oee cs,sH r ss1sss ss.txtsSts tstsisse
,ss f1a a
he CRY Of ch5s.so t LIT IN - Noh prI.oa q
"a e5 Giiy ss 1s e YEN ps: 80 :ts s.,
s5eS. s,Te eSeap!t. shsit .na n.tg
,stu,n thereof ~ my oee. f, saI assessasef4, a5t
Icy pesseu1 Is ~1sns N my "ntz on u betesa
Il Mas T.! =. s.. t. IL: :. ! ss 5.
=: Tue Vi osisetous AaA aassss3sn 40 sts9sAA
esaafm or aanal The Ssaft KRE1sMA.sy. City c1r1s.
, 1859-09-10
| - S. c. G1k1GNs q SV*,"
~: ::>:,:: :: :: SO sn1Al: Lake:.t.-
|CiIIGAG0 RELIGIOUS, BOOK
X STORE, So:Ss WELLS ST ~.
.Nc,v Isook1' ,1n1t Received

New, 1sooka '1tt1t 1teeel'eo' .
i. x,ra> CREEK Ttstanebs, vos l. containing :ae %
p,,ics2:s: ssd f$S,1s; ~ "
<Eas1e f.aa ,;,d Wt4ss viii intrs64t.e7y Eay ey m
dxsds rsfss s a :4ya F;sa,i: @
~ Yrnnr Men, Dt:sey,l In Etnte1 ia m
S'ss r; tv:s a.: IL as-i;a saiSaf q 1.,
T. be9 4Ss ouas1 ia II Z: Z
H. Catherine author # Asss n, rs f ia
11ff fas,2t Sss7t e:' il A9se* & ii g
.elatds ssisHs s. iHsTn+s pns1es e. = %
ss r ssnasy Ss i,s~- asft Congregation
Iht = asar, t.scT Ur,ht7s: 0"tA Lincoln ant
u,hets teIs constantly Z, hat e. us}}s < Wells street.
, 1859-09-10
ROLL.
A49r1a4KrErGT Z


:. CHICAGO
, 1859-09-10
-" = H. EKELtAd-s.ssS3F II =.
,-t,e.;sso. t;;so s+ose=,beE4 II, isda. +" :
-o711uccroNFRs' NOTICE

p.sle noHse stssay y y Ren9rss! =! pssse Hs Gs@
!sn "a rsnnnre ~ ia, ,sha 4wes1 Fes2eet1SsS xSso
81 = ,s3 = sIoef II IL. sataa IT, s d Bs
"a q III HessseIs so ef ch,caeo ~ - - III IN
~. 1a19s1 ns;3m 'hsds9ia ssiss e r
oex s:st f IL otr pss.edtn caaaon oounI aaf ssS
is "a a. 'sS 9s n: s: apas
taa{1 ssae aensd.<d ID proportion = nsay - y
T. .. rsus< s, e e. sa1s esl*ct T. caa q
,2ei1,ssa i1s ~ 81 at is:s ,h* hess o. Z
=. ~ <. fos (. pa12ess pf E3as;HI + + al fsHRiY'
:. l. BRAGG. Coso1%
, 1859-09-10
|CmFJY AK NOTICE.

C1VCfeTE1 0nseA, Ehskax9. II .r .sSRs. .srrcl
ruhuc Notice s barely ktF.u, tat ~ ~ Tiio1s in
haFs ts ~ Fursu sszxet fesn Aorxaa Stres %
Ii p.;n1; - Il inss sse ~ sa1x
9a or sf tbe ss1fh ansd ID tes~esa tle 70 -
N sven kse. ,hau BE- soassrae tn The aaan*F
~ ~ he Onee tetaavs 70 ~ a hs oo ~ - So
~ ih dsy of <pstneer 49, wl ,r1 X u,ts ebsEE.
A.cfNEDHAUpet4 4uaA AAoN-F'
ahls thssextth- u rprISM iSy City C1e9k.
, 1859-09-10


s.T E =.
, 1859-09-10

~ fy,x t..ss', nncs. rhlcaso, september I iSa- 81
InsIi. MI IA herttYs yeu ~ er-ohs
as4nted br tns ce"T q G1S1Ss.
k;mos,e Ind Zen Nl;ass sl9 upon ths r. etsle u
fes VoTth Di.loa II si city eeIas4 oenrsea y -
.s ssT,,.t Htts< have c%apesoi their as7E1<fs A0a
as sis hs[spiI bIIs y u a nrl fnm .,a x
h. t4f onfeettons II wthlnx. h NJ hnsts 90 q =
6i"osy esth DIV Il ssps,, sss. I'm In o ths caaad
Hnom hsa- Ill ohetiops so Eatd a.*katnt AID @
Eoaa'm " aanu' 'as "A' II. EREIsNANes City Clerk.
, 1859-09-10
01-D1NG Mills EOR. SALE

TLOURNG MILES S ,.].' FUk, us 49, y q
un4ne Vt - EudA a. Michigan. on. t6e Aa~e1lAa- ~
otst,s NaoAa Tbs n'a = e Bill, III
enenfn tt ~ III -sI1,rad rrsck ct1fd wAn
e'''* ~ MERCHANT AsD CUSTOM BOLTS, =.
.nd vi. located for foann< aad sq:S e {Sas DE-
Hadsonsa efo~af IL psS Ssi.iei - al sosd Sht.s
t. II s sS.1y II ~ a. s.
,esA = - y Shs ct. faeh The @ II. te .eA ~ 1an'
Of e7ehanssa good setEsa ans, soiEs had,cn Neh
, 1859-09-10
|OFFICE OF SURr..;0F PIEL1C
4 bwort.t3sy Of Chicago, sspssubsf LIZ iSA.
NJ .s..s.,,,r1Tv OWNERS dS K1HxIE-ST

Notice aeteo5 rnm SeTth C,z.t street TO thf Sona
n,aea pR = k:.t r. b 1In d 70 .Ea
anu - X. sIe san,e Coandl paA Auxuat "a ~.
I'd ssa sat de- 4 ZEE ;< a
tne Eaa ans vi pos ee alieFed te o. ~ r y A
work - bnpt. Poese " eFf...
, 1859-09-10

Net.es u here.y sirsa to III psrsoas AsSs 70 -
~r.nt ~ fhe s.4atspens for extending laaaN MteT.
- ~ /. rIpI II NAd!s@n stfrss So1n y
Ia st1sx pr Warrant ~ soa.h dsasa uas ~ III T.
X Oh Or peftt the sseenta DAY Of tpssmst! next taf
Kat 81 Do aat,s viii bs eufdfe*i ~ .nn tnl.a1tty
hercAfFr. A.F.N''AsE AL 1t.itss.o,
7 an1 aS1 1t Asl N"A'%-9~''
, 1859-09-10
E|Go,iaiISSi0NERS, NUTICE.-

p,,c Yo,tce Is hereby given to IL rsrsehs ~ sr
andtr1tsesas. a.C S?%G:esf y s.ae ths
EeFn no SnnssuJ Four Hantsri md f..1T T. I'm
j upae = ~. 4 sss s9, saa 1sts on ssss
fsxnst ~ aIeher Rnsd vi oo n r. ~ n
oas "a the h Jay Of A III Il us aenens us
E'eioei !. ~ to1 tas puspesa Of mA~pk u GRAY,
| Supt- SpttaA asSeanA0etAtS >%1 sx& a166 6
, 1859-09-10

IA sSESS3fENT ROLL.
~ pesc1pelnn OF The real e*tate II the No:h Dxs-
i{n of the CRY of Chicago. deemed Fnssef1 q sf e
fia1;a stee< n!ee NTH tAes valuation sh*reef 70 re
1tos o{ tuoreJ sersy asstssed hszeon 1os "
r t ORIGINAL TOWN or CHICAGO, :.
, 1859-09-10
ROLL.

Dtp,i,n Of tae gsl essate + ths sosia ,e I'd
In x he Gy q Ctsaso eesd t as Lsus stre
p5.ta1s r,.iop ihereet he u naaey e @
.,1ssss1 theteQn far h<aeatA, by tae Conn! se,ea
'''ess.s. Il OWE: So Ut Brt W. 49,
, 1859-09-10
2 ROLL.


.tv of hexn deemed benefited sad dsa4R.d ~ sA~sa
\ ne II The prop~t e1*ern ssr1ntna. Of Llhstr .eS
~ IN the rsatLn n sid rial eate sud the sums "
I.,ces respectively, By tho coaa!1soatts 70 VIZ. -
10 CHICAGO
* renrdtt r.,r -:
, 1859-09-10

TEN0sHA' WATER CURE
X 10y ,.1,,. J.. stna.ed IN oue Of the p!ezsantnEt
sss oa sss e s p.tai.
latcy essn M clsnn.rdous and psnfuy sof,
5ta e - x .::s, f;s11 r. =.
I be xasea t3 tns ceaaAo' " pENuYEHt fMpEsstsf-:
| c.tca:s1s sesfe" . 4: +, sKELYE, Fhysdsas,
/, xx.pazI.. wh, Msrsa.1ss- ~. -. nratee
, 1859-09-10

of tbe Real Estate ae ihe South ns"" On as =. me
nf Inaiata Sytnne tom H"teh Ntre< 70 ta9 ~
~ IN ofter f4z thtfrot pse ~
-; isSa sn5 ia Subsequent erets n relation tnesttS
Honey ssvssay As's1ssa thtfeon i9t .nnrru,J
, 1859-02-25

0rd5n.,ce rc rrn.,;~. sn.:.,
mems. and ~ TraS.r3 r., ;., at;s 1890 ~
1rI a,anSs .ran s,J AoJost1cS W
E.t.ta fAs O"oie VI Aeal
At tae Last regular meeting Of the Council.
Alderman Long introduced the fo1lox;np i'm.
,,-+,,& o-a;,.s...
-. -
whereas, complaint il nude By property
holders Of fhis cltJ'ot the manner snd unfair
ness OF our 2ssessments' and OF tho irregular
manner Of letting ont the work, 8nd Of the en-
hanced cost imposed upon them in consequence,
and believing that our citizens have Just cause
Of dissstistactiou, oner, with tho view of pro-
curing uniformity and equal Justice 10 coutrac.
ordinsnee for confederation:
An Ordinsnce to amend an "0rdinAnce coz
earning A3sesaments for Public Improvements"
SECTION l. b 1t ordafned by the Com ion
Council Of the City Of Chicago, that before any
street OF public way shall he Ordered plankei.
pared, or othrrxi>e improved, OF any main
drains, auuclucts, cross-wa1kz or scver9 at tha
connection Of streets, to be laid it shall be tlc
duty Of tslH City Superintendent 10 make out q
specific plan of The proposed improvement, aud il
then adopted by the Common Council, ho shall.
before any further step is taken iu the premises
advertise SIX days iu the Corporation newspaper
1nr sealed bids for the work, to he handed in to
ths City Clerk, the bids to he opened bef0rc tile
common Cnuncli in open session, tic city rcserv-
Jug Tho rlght to reject any aud all bids, but IL
nerelty aIlnoEzed 10 a"aru Tue Job to the lowest
res'ons'ole bidder: Provided, however, that the
toHluon CouocA Snail proceed TO cause an asses
, 1859-02-25
Republican Aldcrmanic Nominees.

Republican Aldcrmanic Nominees.
1tis conceded On all aides that tho Repub1i-
cans hare made most excellent nominations for
Aldermen. The Council is the hgi.lature Of
the city it is thu most important branch Of the
municipal government
The leaders Of the pro.slavery party selected
their Aldermanio oaudidates- In the Republican
party the rank and file made the nominations.
Fire thousand voters took psrt st the primary
meetings in the selections and the result is,
tant they have given the pablo infinitely the
best set Of candidates. Tho tax-eate.s looked
to partisan ends; the taxpayers to the public
good.
On The Republican ticket will he found j" solid
men"-largc Taxpayers and old settlers. who laro
all interest in the welfare Of the city. On the
Pro Slavery ticket are to be found defaultcrs,
spectators, party-hacks and the tools Of political
jo7'tcrs, md men utterly incompetent to properly
discharge the responsible duties Of city legislators
The Ten Republican nominees should lie elected,
and they will 10 if the tax payers are true to their
own interests. Let US give .hem long pull,
strong pull and pull all together.
Wo rcpnblisl a list Of The Republican Alder
manic nominees:
WareA Wards.
ID. Il. Hotsford. &C. H. Reno.
2-Jacob Harris. John Aih,on.
3-Fern1udo Jones. 8-Christiun Wsht.
4-John u. Foster. "a. II. Burley.
o-Las1 D. Tatt 10-D. +. Wilson.
, 1859-02-25
The Republican City Ticket.

The Republican City Ticket.
The Republican City Ticket, nominated fairly
By the Convention yesterday, commands our
hesrty and unqualified support In it No sec
a.surances that the same wise measures which
have made tho city, during tho last year. order
j. md sale to degree hitherto unknown; which
have successfully carried on 30 many important
works uf internal improvement, at 80 small
cost; and which have 80 materially leasened
the burden Of taxation at time when relief, no
matter how slight, is acceptable, will be con-
tiuued IN the year to come. For electing the
men who gro pledged to carry out the Repubii-
eau policy Of Hetrenchment and Reform, inau.
e-rated when sho Dyer dynasty wns overthrow,
we shan labor with tie zeal ,earnestness and fdel
ltJ tha4Wa IA's es1n.ed IN like contests here.
te{ors. necognizng every on.'~ 1ixhEto ouosse
thu man for whom ie will vots. No 1t the saus
time expect every usn who ~ Republican
cares t7r the effect which \ defeat in Chicago
would have upon the politics Of tho StAte At
iarge-every man wis deaires q continuance Of
intelligent and beni6ccut Republican rule in
this young city which needs Republican oonssr-
vatiam and wiadon in tho shaping Of her dss-
tion yesterday, do not fail of. nj electon for the
want Of generous md zealous support. Had
We the nsming OF tho candidates Nc could have
9ratifsd our likes and dialikes by changes not
now to be thought Of; but the ticket IL it IL, il
the unbiased ohoics OF the party to which we
belong. 1t mas nominated as expression Of
the party's will For that reas6d and bec:uae Of
4 fhu ktrna rot ;nh
, 1859-02-25

The Lecompton Charter Ticket,
great many Democrats opposed Tho passage
Of the Lscomptou Charter, and signed tho mon-
ater protes: that was sent down to Springfield
Against it.
In making up tho tax-eatere' ticket The Ignpks
clique prescribed every Democrat who was
known to have opposed that wicked swindle,
None were put in nomination but those who
had been in favor Of it's passage md used their
influence 10 impose Tho infamous scheme upon
thu citv
, 1859-02-25
AN IMPORTANT ORDINANCE.
Special Asse essmchts TO be made Equal and
Uniform.

The matter Of special Assessments for The in1-
prnvomeut OF streets has caused much dissatis-
faction among property holders for many years
fairness md inequality in letting out work, aud
Of overrhar9e in the cost imposed upon the prop
estY benefited.
Tho establishment Of the new grade has led
to the necessity Of making an immense amount
ofatreet Improvements in tho way Of filling, wal
ling ard paving. Tho more Of this work there
il 70 be done the moro and greater will b. the
complaints on the seoro of unfair assessments
under the old mode Of making them.
For the purpose Of procuring uniformity, and
equal justice TO the taxpayer and contractor,
Aldermen Loka has introduced m ordinance
into the Council which, if pnsscd-and We have
will doubt it will.he at the next regular meeting
remedy the evil Of which property holders
now complain 10 bitterly.
The Mayor has given the proposed Ordinance
hscntire sanction and IL very lcsirons Of having It
adopted by the Council
HUnder tile Charter, as Alderman Long remarked
In his preface 10 The proposed ordnance. ''it Is
provided that any assessment for public improve
ments il To he imposed upon the property deemed
benefited Our State Legislature conl1 -"*, oo;-
si.er can tue Council, ~ ordinance, restrict the
assessment Arbitrarily 10 ceHeiu limits WITHOUT IN
fingug rights which would bs fatal to the oolIec-
ton Of any tax levied under snch law; tesIdeH
many improvements are Of general nature, and
tho Tux must be extended bs7ond tha immediate
Eicinity, but Improvements upon our streets
ILL F., L. t,1u. !