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50 DELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTE14
From rnK war 10
Boston, Nss0 Fork, and IL Eastern States
"a tAs McMSas Central, Great Wesfa~,
OgdeAsbxrgA 4 vraoMf Central, s~I
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this ron To have IN oppofsuntty a
visiupG GONE of the grsndest and nest 49,
derful scenery In the world, including TDreaSe.
NssSsss rslk Stspsssssa Bridge, 1AoSsss1 EsIen1s.
Rsptds ~ hs 81. Lswrsmce, Quebec, MomfYssl WAife
MoxHistss, the TNbslsr Bridge, WEARY tvo stlp q
ie~gfA), Lake CAsmpi1tn, Talls Of MonssoyescS.
Ht1soA River, ETC., etc. n
On and after May I, 1853, Bassase viii -
Checked Through from Chicago.
E.N6& TO EN- O AVIS.
PAssages NAP he secured q IL ulss OF the Con-
PapJ IN Chicago BY SAILING ships from London.
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol. HulI.
Abefd0en and Mohtf0sc. An akent OF the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superin tends tho nova 81
cmigrants and baggage It Quebec free OF charge
Fare from $50 to 435 TO Chicago, includins
cooked provisions.
The Mamnoth Steamship
z v i "A Il n An.
OF D, 500 TONS AND TOO FEET LONGi
10 under contract to this Company for one or mora
trips to Portland. Tourists' rsturn tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns in Europs will
shortly Be issued. Tickets From Chicaeo for an
points East, also for the Lcviathan, or Tor tho M
Is. S. Co.'s ships, can b. obtained at the OMcs
Of the GRAND Trunk Railroad, No. % DsaYbern
street, Chicago.
J. WARRACK,
Agent OF Grand TruAk B. h. Co., Of Canada.
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Total amt capital and surplus. sass, ess IS

Amount Of liabilities, due or not due, to banks
or any others by the Company-none.
Losses, due or not due, adjusted or unadj or
in suspense wa ting fnrthe proof--none.
All other claims against the Company--none.
The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
some risk, except in u. s. bonded warehouses or
storage stores, 10 $15 ,000
The greatest amount in any one city. town, vii.
LACE or block, ~ governed by circums Iances but il
is not intended to have in jeopardy by one Gre
more than Slb,000.
The Charter of the Company, heretofore fled
remains unaltercd or amended.
NO part vi ats cap.lai or earnings deposit-
ed in any other State or Territory as q guarantee
fund for the exclusive benefit for persons Insured in
such State or Territory.
Authority TO accept service heretofore fled
EDWARD ANTHONY ,Prest.
isaac Il. w. Jons, Scc'y.
New York, Jan. ], 1852.
- The insurance business fur the above respon-
sibls Company will be attended to with prom ptness
by W.. l. WOOD, Esq. Office on Third-st.
mth1Od JN0. NJ GRIFFITH. Art
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ASSETS, JANUARY 4, 1850.
sHARKs. PAR vALUE. MARK r VAL
Ill Hartford Bank Stock $51 10000 3sS, 4os 90
400 Ph0nix :. "a, 900. 90 10000 90
100 Conn. River Ranking Com
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To George W. Lemon, s. u, Burbridgs, Oscar Ii I.
Burbridge, and the City OF Keokuk:
sTyhBRE IL nav on ale in the once Of the Clerk
l Of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa, II
Fort Madison, the petition of Xix, Hale Co.,
claiming OF George w. Lemon and s.. Burbridge
fifteen Thousand dollars on two promissory notes
executed by then - Lsmen : Burbsidge to y. X.
y. W. Ford and BY them endorsed 70 plaintiffs
seven a., eight ts) and nine s), in block ninety.
three (9s), in the City Of Keokuk, Lee county
IOWA. givan to said notes; and charging that
Oscar q Burbridge BIZ mortgage, and the City oil
keokuk by purchase, are interested in said proper
ty- Unless you appear AMI snwef sAid petition
on or haf0re the ssscnd day II the May ssrm 1859
Of said Court judgment will Be rendered accordine
to the prayer Of said petition the property ordered
TO Be sold, and the interest IL al the defendants
In the same b forever sut Cd. A4Aa
sAs RANKIN, MILLER + ENSTER,
March Il, 1859. Att 'ys for Plaintiffs.
mch16d4W
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Marcel. ~, 1882 Il m Plaintiff 4
Legal N office.
pRnnYC rAhrNp

Legal Notacc.
To j. BROOKS CARTER:
VOU are hereby notified that there ID nov on ii
i IN the ONCE of the Clark Of the Districf Dourt
Of LseGOunty lows, at Fort Madison petition OF
j. W. Stimpscn, claiming Of you the sum oil
$935 6o-l00, asd intsRest 81 10 per cent. pei
annun IN elO56 from Nov. 4th, 1858, calculated ii
payable annuauy,8en three. certain promissory
notes executed By you to him. Also, prayina
against you the foreclosure Of = mortgage exc.
cuted by you to him Nov. 4th, 1880, upon thu
front ends, one hundred feet deep. Of lots ons
and two, block one hundred and eighty, In City
OF keokuk, Lee County, IowA3 given 10 secure
said notes 1os shs purchase usSney Of said real
estate; alfo praying Judgment against you for
amount claimed, and sale Of said ground, and
the foreclosure Of ali your interest 10 tie same And
appear and answer thereto on 81 hefof4 the morn
ing Of the second day Of the next term Of said
Court, TO BE- holden on third Monday in Nay
A: d. 1859. At Fort Madison. Lows, judgmsni
van = '''a'''' 's'l', sd 81 Z s s1sosa,
Feb. -, ls5o-dlm Plaintiffs Attys.
To Geesse ". Ls~ss =. 9. Bnsteidgs su1 0ssas
H. Burhridgs;
vI,HERE il nos on ale in the once Of tAs Clsrh d
/ the District Co1rt 81 Lee csunty, iowa, 81 Port
Madison, the petition of Xix, Hale CO., repre-
senting that Lemon \ Bprbridss. via, George w.
Lemon and 5. q. BurbridgC-cxecuted their two
promissefy notes December 4sh. 1856 to Il. X. D.
W. Ford, and executed - sscuri ~ for the paymen,
OF the same, their mortgage deed On lots ono and
two In block ninc-nine, In the city Of Ksokuk
that said X. r. 4 d. W. Ford endorsed and deliv-
cred said notes to Plaintiff and that they are now
the holders Of said notes and the said mortgage
and that Oscar II. Bufbriige has subsequent
mortgage on sAid property. Bald petition asks for
judgneat against Lemon Burbridge fer - esO
and an order Of sale Of the property, and for gen-
erai relief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the second day % May term (lS5o) OF
said Court judgment viii be rendered according 10
the prayer of the petition.
4-Na RANKIN, MILLER 4 SINISTER,
March II, 1859. Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
mchI 6dIm
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Peach, Plam and Cherry Trees, sithsr Standard or
Dwarf. Grape Roots or Cuttings; Currant, Coos
berry, Raspberry and Blackberry bushes. together
with Evergreens and Ornamental Shrubbsry, will
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part Of the City free II
charge.
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Dos Moines Avenue.
q. o. HILTON,
Lato Hubbell Hilton.)
keokuk, Sept. 8, leb0-dAw 1
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

sIsHE OMNIBUS will call for pawengsYs--raiu
0r shine, day Or nj ght-an any part 81 the city.
All orders left with - Z. Iewksbury, at the Raii-
roAd and Steamboat Office, opposite the Billings
House, will receive prompt attention. Leave your
orders anA procure ticket, and you can rest as
surod that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gxse tres. Tickets - cents.
p. E.-HasinE the largest spring wagon in the
city. an " prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niturs On the shortest notice.
fcb4ld6m W.. WINS.
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BuffaIo md Lake Huron RaiiroaAI
CHICAGO TO BUFFALO VIA DETROIT
At tho above once tickets for New York, Boston,
end al the stations on tho New York i krie and
Now York Central Railroads can Be Obtained.
j. WARRACK
Agent Of B. 4 L. II. Railroad.
Once No. IS Dsarbon Street, Chicago.
April -, '5S-dIy-c.H.s.
Sight Dfafts On London ct 5 dollars per 4 stsf-
ling may BE- obtained u tAs Once Of the 0rssd
Trunk h. h. Of canaAs, IN Chicago.
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Great Western ynSuFADSo ana Trusi
2upi1os's oyyros, Iowa.
TT II hereby certified, that the Great Western
i Ins and Trust Company Of PhilAdelph,a,
Penn, has fled in this ofiee renewed Staten snt
in accordance with Section 8, Chapter l49, Laws
Of 81. which receives my approval. do there
fore renew the certificate of Agency Of Samuel M
continued in full furce and effect for the year 1859
1t ia further certified that the annexed IL true
copy Of the Statement MS filed.
Witness my hand and seal at Des Moines, this
lL.s.1 ninth day Of February, 1897.
J. w. CATfELL,
Auditor Of State.
STATEMENT Of the Great Western Insurance and
Trust Company, of philadelphia, Penn, Dec.
Sltt, 1858.
|. The name and locality Of the Cempany-'Great
Western Insurance and Trust Company Of Phil
adelYhis, Penn
2. The amount Of its Capital Stock ..$ SOC, gee 90
8. " paid up, 123, 90
Ist. Amount Of cash on hand and in
hands OF agents and other per-
sons. ,3t5.Sz
Cd. Real estate above in
eumbrance................ 81, UO0.O0
Sd. Bonds ow ned by the Co.
how secured and rate
of interest thereon:
Bond Peach Bottom
state Mining Co., six ii
per cent interest, $3.50
Bond, first mort
gage per cent.
Railrsad....... 2, 900
- 2,2s0.Oo
4th. Debts due the Co.,
secured by mortgageon
real estate. ................ 53,240.o0
5th. Debts otherwise Sc
cured
1872 shares Peach Bot
tom State Mining Com
pany, PARvAL.
$500
200 shares Broad
Top l. m ian
tharcite Coal Co. 10000
200 shares Broad
Top Impr'n mt Co. 10, 900
$50 shares Kim
berton Coal Co., 5000
$50 Sd IS CONSOLE
dated Coal Coils, 600
so sh's Hudson
Co. Paint man
ufacturing Co.,. 5000
- 100000
9th. Debts for premiums, 7,4l5.S3
7th. All other securities. a,538.S0
Bills receiyable.....a.. 43 .0S6.94
Total Assets...... 2s2o27 40
z Losses adjusted and not due 81 1874
Y. Losses in suspense waiting
fart her proof...... ...... il, b00.00
10. All other claims against
tle company ........... ...... ~ ,o7o.H
- 43,9A.11
IL. The greatest amount insured by any one risk,
$1,000.
H. The greatest amount allowed by the rules of the
Company TO be insured in any one city, town or
misunderstanding to size.
Is. The greatest amount allowed to be insured In
any one Understanding 10 the character of
the buildings.
G. C. LATHRoP, President.
j. WaIGHr. Secretary.
SAN NJ. RANKIN, Agent, Keokuk.
mchI6d
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Nursery.

y, Curfant, Raspberry, Blackberry Jthe Lawton)
Buahes. strawberry Plants, Rhubsrh, Hvsrgresns
Roses, de-. for sale Of the lowest cash prices.
Having becn In the business for the past eight
years, We are prepared to furnish Trees which sve
been tested and 70 give all necessary Instruction.
with regard to their culture.
All orders filed promptly.
Nursery on the Plank-road, near the city.
- KAY q BERNARD.
Keokuk, Iowa, Jan. 10, 5s-dAw3m
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quaker city I.s.rasoe. Co.e. ny.

.a4af AUTHORS DsYses, Iowa.
II Ia hereby certified, that the Quaker City In
hlsd in this Office ransESi Statement, in accord
anoc with section 5, chapter 1lo, Laws OF 81
which receives my spprovsl. I do therefore re-
new the certificate VI Agency Of John N. rifhth,
Esq &, for Lee County, Iowa, which IL hereby con
tnucd iu full force and effect for the year 1851
1t is further certified that the annexed liz a true
copy of the Statement ~ filed.
Witness my hand and seal at Dos Moincs, this
tL.s.l 10th day Of February. 1859.
fs11at6 j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
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Lamar Fire Insurance Company.

AUDITORS 0Frick, Iowa.
~ hereby certified, that the Lamar Fire Insu-
lance Company Of New York City, has lied in this
ohce renewed Statement in accordance With section
!, chapter LAY, Laws OF 81 which receives my APP
proyai. do therefore renew the c.rti6cate ~
agency OF Steward Griffith for Lee County,
Nnieh u hereby continued in full fosce and effect
Ior the ysar 1850. II further certif "a that the
xnnexed IL true copy Of the Statement a. fled
L.. 81 l4ih day Of February. 1859.
j. w. CATTELL,
Auditor Of State.
EMEN 81 Lamar Fire Insurance Company,
OF the City Of New York, Jan. 1, 1859.
amount OF capital stock, in shares OF $lOO each
ana all paid mp in cash lOO. OeN 90
Amount OF Surplus Jan. lst, Is59..... So, O69 SO
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mississippi Valley Nursery.
WESTERN GnOWN TREBs rOR

M 1T II several years
w experience the Pro.
prietor can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
EHRUBBERY, acciima-
fed, and found to succeed
in the West.
= Many 81 these Trees
are Of extra sise, and
have produced 6ne speci-
mems Of fruit the past sea-
son. These interested are
invited to call AMI ex-
anime for themse Ives.
Orders for ApDla. pcar
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5. The amount Of liabilities due or not due to
banks or other creditors-nons.
6. Losses adjusted and due--none.
z. Losses adjusted and not doc--nono.
s. Losses unadjusted--none.
.. in suspense, waiting further proof--none,
10. An other claims against tho Com pany--none.
IL. The greatest amount insured In any one risk
is $50, 600.
II. The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of
the Company to be insured in any one cAty, town,
village or block--No rules have been adopted.
1.-THE Insurano 90 business for tho above respon-
sible Company will be attended to With prom ptness
by VIZ. l.. Woop, Esq, office on Third-st.
mchlld JNO. M. GKIFFlTu, AR't.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
, 1859-11-05

WANTED-Day board in rrl-
xa,t a.pCr .he,e ta-1e are few OF etEes boazd
.s =: .vo v~cnx men, Satisfactory references xxen
A:t1xsahax 4.S lfH n0tAV
, 1859-11-05
itr"r! ahe lana l'fala de- alrr, Sov. 81
T1ffxfrrffi n IfanIIn

The Douglas nrmocruts Of this Con:rcssion~
al district ate III 4 decidedly bud box. l: vii.
lad enough. i'll nj! conscience, that tslcr should
&c: III s'icl' i tahglt" in their Congressional
convention us to b. compelled to nominate Nc
tlefnand,-n nun whom none uf tlltm wanted
10 run and Wl:0 MIS- nutsrlousIy the iuost un-
popular linn in the District aud now US u final
aut cnuplete climax Of tl,.ir sggravntious, thy
hart di*nrtred Mat 1t IL not u U"a4l1s man 5.t
d Ddaife;
We learn that the utmost CONSERVATION il be-
Ein.Ing to prevail in the Dc1nocsa,,c ranks in
various parts Of the District OIL this account
The rTo'fs Of the facts are beginning 10 be SO
plain thut ereu the 1Iindcst see their dilemma
The fact is, that although McClernand has, in
one nr two Of his speeches, intimaicd tls, Uos,e
las might possibly be the Charleston nominee,
he l,us never expressed bis direct determination
to help make him such- 1t was apparent Ill the
time that he WIS only "da1nnin;. linn with lain,
praise" Another significant fact is that the
State I'tmocr0t, Bucha1au's Danitc organ u.
Springfield. has McClcrnand's name living al
| its snact lead
| Again: During tic present canvass, NcClcr.
nand hus all the time cSps csscd Ills dttcrmna
tlnn 10 support the 1om1nrc Of tic Charleston
| Contention. although TINT may be the bittcrcs1
enemy douglas las in the South, such as jeff
Davs, aud that 1ik. AL 1l.ese things, taken it
connection with Acclernaud's Alton speech, i.
which he called Douglas ''oae Of The tr"r.t 4ato
lHto"ts's ard most arrant traitors to tie Dtsno
tr4tsr party in tie broad Union," plainly rror'
Ncticrnand 10 be Il buchanan man.
, 1859-11-05

At q meeting Of The cit1ens Of Chicago at the
Briggs House last evening, J. Y. Muna in the
Chair, aud II. ~ Smith, Secretary, the follow
ipg resolutions, offered by Dr.. B. Ncyickar,
were passed:
I.~ar. Tint TIC cor.zitee Ct Escort .aosen for ,be
Z unlee In teaf II city forward exsEes.ons ~
= r. ,z:: g Essa % h,s asa
ylta:soa pon h.nes In these scTeral co,uHunltscs.
After which, Capt. G. u. Gray, from the CON-
mittee Of Escort, reported the following resolu-
tions. which we're unanimously adopted:
RESOLUTIONS OF coxDoLExcE
Et-lte. Tha. while 10 esn. ot t1e character c. that
xh'ch oeen*d % Tuesday. Sov la on tie ;hlcsso sd
SdeS cs'as T. IL e, IT, symny ] III % raf e 1aeS
there II tn thia instance especial why Ch9cx
sS@a ea ana nd s Sss
tisetGy stF.,sde.4 IN n,ourDscE:.
a'd rnplet 10 exercise functions II nau1r ey d.
from those nu1 eesse1 10 view Of as.!se d..
hono4 with lie tender Il iAt hosi itatie and ht5
wtse m + % VII hs 1ts n :.
c!e of suc, moutntu duty IN a.aa of their So~ citizens
s TS ,be h e. Ind & e. F a II: e
IT,, &: s.am,ty ssh L. asa o:hkssh
they foowet to Their List place the fen7rs Of thrs
tiaes @ x haIsa = aass,s sisitsd IL
dispo:e" 1t would have tee. the 1t Commit
ii tn. organized ~ receive telr onoeed ets ha1
ordered aud In ful6nx the Liter Wis Ut te1 le
ou citizens # Chicago. tie COMMITTEE white thus
"attrtown q nunltes~ and espee!Aiy TO lit
hps therein upon which this iearfat h4A Esu. DO
with full of how little word. avail IN the hour e
a. anguish which thus .ssinEs huulaa hearts. aey
s rs Il b I. u 5aa . ,s. a t5 h
there the mourufu tvcut which th"ouded in gloom
ucs.en lad hoped dgyu1e t. the ku
Iytcnttne. aud 1etuzn cur PIT Of their Ia1e
, 1859-11-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

hey D. :. Duyaes, Of Cincinnati. Will 7Es7eh to-aos-
rpw at INK \. M- aal * T. L.. tie ehrssAn cAusea
u Aor:pe street b1 kacker street and Ao-1aeea
street.
-Ecv j. T. e. EssaArn, co laoHrr: With Easher Cash''
quy will preach "Chrssa thlou. On o-no9T'" toaa
hat} evening" In the Dutch Rsft ed chI:eh. e7neF Of
SanRar:oo and Moutue STREETS, ii * tutetk.
1he ,rsular ;e,.l:c It tie Reformed Presbyterian
churrh III te held IN the West rktt Hall touarto~
ts4h!Aail, ii 1o53 \. II. aud - p.A.
Til. sabbath School MEET At The eoe Of the tnosnag
viz.
SECOND Reformed Dutch Church cuEaer u Monroe aad
sapsanou sistes.. Ire4 ching tT The Fsssor Kes j.
Ferris Il 10Y 4. II. and 5 i. NJ. SAilerneoa Subject
The Observance Of The sabbath.
-chu,rh Of the Atc :rsoa- rrse>taas Ep:scop1, OF
O,t street between Wyt.. ard Lasas. y. n. op4p fu
Divine terv!ce. every Sunday at 1pE 4. NJ and r. A
aud a!so en- Wrdnl s3ay Evenings Il X ~. sunda!
s,bn.i.t1x xrM REV Wy. FrL.ox. Rector.
, 1859-11-05

Tie r. T. Uey,!I's Richmond correspondent
il informed that I'll is the intention to ty Cook
"thc Harl'cr's Ferry rebel i'll the United
-.S1ates District Court for tllat district. THIS
*'co,1se has been determined upou will, Il vicw
Ito compel to attendance Of Seward, Gree
.slcy. Wilson, lInwc and tho other outsiders,
who ure suspected .: conlplicity i'll the
.'!atc insure c:is,a- IT. III the progress Of the
trial, their guilt as aiIers or abettors shall
I've established, the probability is that they
will be assisncd positions in the dock beside
"f.vok. and subjected to the same ordeal that
sIed to t1lc majority Of tlte1n being brought
"forward ns wi,aessrs.' Of course this is all
l,osll-:r for uo uthrr rcasou because it is one
<f the tirst principles II Law that Il witness
>s.nncl h. compelled 10 give testimony COLL
<ics.,ling or duplicating. ht:,sclE Dut though
til: federal authorities would soouer knock
tlse;: heads I'LL day ariinst the wallis Of tic
Harrrs Ferry arscnal tlr4u bring scward.
Greeley and Wilson Oh the witness stand,
there is III Doubt a little smoke is wanted to
t,uscurc the .ioi,ssec Coz. Willard, Of Indiana,
iu behalf Of lis !,rothcr-n-1aw, Cook. \ few
davs ago VT were told that Wiltard had made
arrangements fora confession from Cook, which
Of course that culprit would 1T desired to sign
u, penalty If trial; conviction and execution.
He might afford to s:;;n anything that
should bc lrcscatcd to linn OH those
terms aud ,i.us secure to tie Dough-
~ 1nff 1pT
ocratic Soyerr,r Of Virginia ill tic party cap
,l which t!,ey have failed II extract from the
.:al Of Brown. Cuk's autccc2cnts as SPY
alternately Vi tic "KickaIoo Rangers ";and
tic -Layrcucc S,ubl,s" il kausas. would
sfc!u to furnish tho best groundwork for an
u,wratiou Of This kind. Ills luoscucss VI TIT
tesance and extravaganza of boastinG. which
llase caa testify to, who sar; him III tlls city
1u tho I'll Of ls5,;, w::!ran. Slost Important
Disclosures, in tic largest kind Of type, when
Ills confession shall <a1er g from Gov. Wizards
pocket.
Would It not be amusing if the only person
connected with tho I1arper's Ferry oust 1'ak
tssa?irs co1vict;,.. st,;:ld he .ssc relative q n
I,.n.trs:,ic t;oyrr:r,s? Ills change ol yr1H's'
sr,n. q t,rcli: Court of Virginia 10 District
t',;:r, Of the Cnitd states is simply :1'' open"
in, for cse;,!,c under riue c.or. ratlcr tic
til.c of 1..w: Cur nn ol''.ncs: has lecn CUM
m;t,cd ;,x,:.:,sst tire United States Cook was
Io1 even ollc u the lttr,y which took refuge III
tic armury. IL. rau away lH.tore EFown can't
;,,,., of.... .,ue-.,,., sf... 1Ifin,rtllS.
, 1859-11-05
i. 4. f7t>Il:l:.

E.x.uxs.-Whiir arrrecatins t''e last l'sFass
c,nplu> I'll by cur correspondent, we may 81!
TIM. i, is no evidence Of sanity for y processing
,Atouiouist 10 resort 10 the Chicago INT
rascunudiug in bvs,a!f Of its bo'dncs" aud con-
si,tcncr-wl,en lie waits IN b!"w oil steao'
against the Republican party. Ills rlaesorsc Is
mt Of the dangerous SGT. (which We should ''''s
10 rriut, uud there ure doubt'' IS lia!f doz'n
napcss issu:d here (11i'y or weekly which
woull make room far his ctlusisns. aud sare
bin, lie necessity OF ftstterins ste.t which
d.f-r,,. lin. Drcd Sc 1T decision.
, 1859-11-05

WAETED-A young man OF good
Ike to huY a interest tn retail x.oeery vel located
ScatA S!tt psx..re1. Al..reaA boz :eS3. nokEI
, 1859-11-05

The following resolution was also passed:
E-atrr hat the foregoing 'e published in all
"f our city pstIs. and copy VI th= seut to Ohko
Fond du l. y, Vt. TtoEn and GAINESVILLE, {sr publication
Nm. Bross offered the following resolutions,
which wcrc unanimous passed:
L-rtf That at any time this fill subsequently,
the c:,ixcn& above iowus and cities and tc
gers of The Chicago and Northwestern Railway sh1ll
claoSc tn the pfaIs thus Huthfat1y Interrupted
rit cordially e1tenl o the c1cuFson1ts II sis
rtay, nnd viii tt.o~ upon them a1kea&loa In theE
power.
Il ~t That c1n,mlttee Of itsec be chosen to Confs
with ,he auasc1s Ut tc ChtcxEo aud Northwestern ail
WAY the EretcntS Of tie above towns tn the matter TO
report 10 csti1cns the present fLaee committee to
the fnnds u. their anat. uatu SUCH la4t de-
c;sun may he assiredat.
The following gentlemen were appointed the
committee in pursuance Of The above resolution
Geo. u. Gray, 4. u. Ward aud G. ". Gage.
, 1859-11-05

4 Bol,, HoRsE TmKr.--Wr. Lock. Of the finn
Of 14odd 4 Lock, on Lake street, had fine hoIsc
uud carriage s,olen from the front Of his hcusc
on Michigan Avenue, near Hubbard Court, By
some bold rlAicf, on Thursday last Nr. Lock
left Kim to 81 into his house. and when he re-
turned few minutes afterwards, the horse We
, 1859-11-05

t11A~A. Env. l. 1ss"
The ,,i;,or ii tic G;ca=n Ti''. IL r'I7"'thS 'on II
letter of tn@, l,a>>r l. Ian leiuhit.n and sH's
liz. r las rvceLty G.urtl IN ieie '' aas tte
Tia. ~ f-. Gen. " liasss has l- "ne u Vie
no! t',- f'n ALsN' ti,'s :F the '-' h'sSa s':N i'll"
,xa, 1t liz. iezd Vt tr cecaF. 1r us stAlr a
ur xtlla! II ,;IDE AID is always nsatfy ~ e1a7S r.
nd Irnxn h.mssE.
, 1859-11-05

ASx.sn-a small portion Of the brick frors
Immediately over ore Of the windows in the
building occupied by ]. II. Gerould. IS South
C!ark street, as gas tixtu1e store, fell out yes
terdav morning, and went completely through
the Sidewalk into tie space below Nobody