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, 1859-11-21

cr1cs. 9ss ca,sxo ,1 IL II, 1n,a a5 = coasel
Eu >L.va,x to be coasrslx I'D. - falluws-on
e aa Wa;ss ~ 1T e ID t. i t.
% Me'is ii villa az inA pink lad On beaf
III 1h4n u st=sh oak sasn* es H. 9 ~ an
<aftf sr .he sasta tlel IN ee5~eea 10e-1~ =" -
uae.s the sh. b y taf ~ ~ 6
+he ~ Ssy pxcruer, s.. Il vii t* oH y ss ~
,tt i.orua asaore1 sad the eos ssssse.a<u Oh As Ps
msks en.5.t1.s ~: -. '0e e" KaEtsMAy CITY c'esf.
, 1859-11-21
NOTICE.

- CITY clerks 0tnee, s.hcaEo. IT,. Eo~. ID ts39.
Pubic noae hers's given. thk tat stonm"n Council
Esy- arf:r.t Stswak =. ~ 3s ~ oxa N
tt East de 4 IeHxr srtrt ffun Ju street 70
ii s.r' IN ske e.: Dv@on stx fes .:ce q ine; pnr
huk lid IN b. aHnxs Of leA than By @nch oaE
snt,ux 1T taso eai the euta til1 Il ostHeeA
taetu ~ fo:1a even II: &C. . .
New un-A. The tsal enN-tFatttd IN Inc H2nn<t
ns:,ed b. the ordinance relat to aex ta On OF p
ICE lie Ill ay OF December, ls9. VIII be built by tbs
ID te as The cost at r+t on The premises
h,rzys.I thrIewlh II. kkEISNASS.
mia roY..l Caty Clerk.
, 1859-11-21
cIDENALK NOTICE.

- {nyC1e4k.s ttaer Cacsso, IT,. Nov u. 1ass-
Iullie e .hrsoy eyer. thAs the cotn nEo oan5A ~
h1re urdrfeI Sid.wak 10 be cuhtructrd as flkWs IN
th ut .ie Of rarf Il sfeet Madison sireet 70 Huh
ard tse<t the Wet Dsi.!on 81. feet Nsas q 'neh
rrr nj k up bs atns of Lot lew ihAa bs nth tak
autir st INTO he tash tie earth died N between
TIN n. ~ tn SuFE IN tytn <radt-
NuE p1je,s The tb1 be toErSstteA II tAe b4n9S1
r,cu ~ the Uriiaauc atse a!de 4alk ~ at.
~. lhe IDA - II Uret,aef i}.H wi! tt hut hV nc
txt tpG iforer The Gust as.r 81 na TIE pIstnAea
,r,1-s.ti- ,l,rn.WI,h H. EKEiSAASN.
Z" y nnS it City Cetk.
, 1859-11-21

,7,rCkrt., om;e, ca rat;c, H.. vow u isss: Il,
S1lee ntTesy ;sn shss,ss G1so,1n fooss: u
hav. ordt,ed sIdV4k to q , sspxnser s,Eest "a
~ Rs;as1: i .: I. -. 81
~c taen It1t .cnr II p,o hs &.zsh o. the eatt'
XII h.g 8 :s. us ses@
ttF. t1,;tc". - ~ ta:Iv~ GdSvAx US *
fs te tsnta q Dtssn*s IL ID % ,hs sase
S.rei zAe o2.F. s;.a sae csS' -
e:ar:sas e:as;s~aa. ~ KRElsNAsS. cx1 c'e.f.
, 1859-11-21

~ ttrr c1zxk iIEsck. Chteskp. ILL., Sov.lt- 1852.
Public Notice I. hereby .en, that The Cmnsn Council
have u.arr..1 NIde zAk bs cu,.tfctrd fol[o~
the aide ol Vast Lib tty ttree un Union STREE
10 Ial>tt.s In the West h!v.lon. f*cs vie
vide II inn rEne flank. laid tuxs Of not les h1n
ny inch u.s sc1nir:. let Into The eh uF the Garth
Eut.l In between enk. to forsa kt74e.
Now uI.lc7. the .iaI 5e constructed In The manner
required y Ordinance relative 10 sidewalks an ar eetne
the i3b 1ly Vt lie eb<r. is9. Is will b. built By the
Street E4sasnnst, and TIE a4Ase1 The Prc11-
snyi9 n:It,- III ii. KREIsMANN, City Clerk
, 1859-11-21

~ COUNTY. SS.-Coek county Cineut C.urs. Nasea,-
tctTsrna Alb i5.a. Lyman E;mtre aui cHn.n: !. As1
t3n ~ !,nsnn L. &hIltrn.lsu. Waiter Hatch. Iuaotoy
L. Chapman a.i CGaf. - i. smith, c.,.
ru:Lc nst;es hssy9y 'sa y - All s:.eor u, ee. ~
rha1k ). Sasta thar viii "f AttA4ent s'*t' NJ u
tne oIce os lh~ Cen nf ,hs Cook G..n:y Heat t|n
t:r aid Lyman En,o,e snt tornesr> u: Martin. a..
a.1nst the .,ta aetnlaut* Ter ts SUN II awe aunsea
cua1s :;tee e /, the sher:1 u County "h aaid
h1s been retaraed rssta:ri Nov teIefS r. sni,ss
yo The kad stall personally n ar daLofl Ie-
f,:s ths sl Cook countr Circuit cour. N u ut,.1: ~
aT Of The thereof IT, :; a' M * - ".
sr1loer i, D. ls3. k.rr spec sl nd p!sA-l 10 ths %
pi!c astun. ja ntrnt v oe <ast7I AZ Int sea ao.s
In ftvr- 81 lie xI LYMAN Etcre 1aa CoTrs n MAI.
Ia, aat much OF tac pra'e1ty a!s3eac - S ht
eees sla:y the lt !ud7ut nt au.i e"t ~ os @ 70
49,. e 1~eS.s pr.. si.'v sam ~
, 1859-11-21

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Publ n1:ise Il herehy given to al peretonA inter
x>tel, TINT the ul. ysfne Commissioners. ap2otsd BY
the damages anil ecoupese due tho 0wnrss rspfc&ve
o. sue. real s.ase ssa te appropriated aai ilkn tot
eeat1c II SECTION ~ T. "a y f. II T.. from lslne IAan'
avcEne II the city nt. in zeeoEuanes NTH m Or
der passed In Connon Council November ihh, i39: An
the E1e to te sEnuat Of such danars To-
evhtt with The n The r,otruE. upon the tea e@ast
h II the tets's resulting II each parcel nf kIuna r.
srtIvey. viii meet aH No. In tue C1ust li"as: OF
i. ", tie purpose Of mixing xs!d Assessment.
*. SKaiH;. SaH; Commissioners
CMAs. KLEMM.1
, 1859-11-21
CIDEWALk NOTICE.

~ City Clerks n9ee. Chtak'. ILL.,. Sov. H. 1854.
iubNe Sotfrt. hs1ey sissn. ssas' 'as cuas%n Seans1
she We-t .i~ ~ neah Ta pr trer. to Irving
ssrset the %e:s Isntu. Ax fest ride ot ineh pns
rLapk VA asnk< Ut thau Inch TAX ant
E let i: the sAh Earth tl'ed Ia between them,
- rs IL fnt even Y7.l.r.
reu1ted y ths ste waIks. htfort
tze a day of I,39 It viii b tps 6Y the ssIess
Cc:uni.-inef, An ale a.ssase1 the prtrslses
CHI. cralie tn rrW.tE. . ..
npt1nelo.lM II. ktEl1MASS- INV alefK.
, 1859-11-21

NIDEs " A14h NOIICE.
~ C.y CIer1.s t}11er, ch!.axn. Ill, Nov. ID. 1852.
Fu.lr Notice Is hereby srsr. thlt tho Comann Council
have Stewak u bc tontEtetrl ~ fo'tows= Oa
Tie Nott side u cKoven fam e7ch .trsetn pes
n,iues r in thr Wr4s ~isIuu ak feet vide VI inch
p:ns II I Lid teafirS Of no: a,s isch OK
Aut ir LIT Lar The eah earth tte1 II between
them, 50 Enr1u an eTen kFade-
Nav. ae. the ssn.e shall b. ensE'stel u ths manne.
The ioah tsy II IAren<r ly II x b. nutt ny The t1e'
att the Gust as,xss the
al1e thSrc silh II. hREIoAANA.
x..,f,G. aiaI Ink
, 1859-11-21

~ C:ty t':esI's Of3ce. Chicago. H.. Nor. IT, 1853
Public Notice il hereby R!sec. that the crnnnu Council
Eavr orerti SaeS1 10 ee constructed ~ follows IN
ben sy In th. West division. 1 feet we Of Inch ptne
plank tat b+asnEs Of Dot ltss By 43neh q 1ns
In. et The earth tie e11th 6et In them
to foy!u Hf1de.
Now uale*s the shall BE- trnstrpcted In ths us1nne1
reared hF Tie O:atnanes r+a.!vt sidewalks ors
the l0h ds Of usrenarr i> It HA b. built By the rets
Con Ei.*;oLe- a1t The eos as+t rn The pe1ns. charge
a.te ther.w.th. H. KKEl5NASS,
~N,S ,atM AZ .,,r.1 1n+ 1,t,v {.ferk
, 1859-11-21
4eual ADVERTISEMENTS.


GT1ll'E OF ILLINOIS, County
y Of Coax, S5-C.rcult Court Of Cook County. 1aau'
A.; Ts.n. lS.o o-A1nu eose:.ra c14~$u -. GAes Aa-
III II il. n ssaiencs Of c,4u. Auas.~ Gu 1.eu
ees;s aS4 a1caS oa It oos si oaas sa IT, e.
IL. M sa % es I'D 1 Z ems! n ~ ~
~ ut S.a.s ,', sssF eona "a 'a9s f.;
ID ss " sasis ~ ~. = 'ssil
Now uae.sy .a4 -. Andre. tl.xs9n - .aat
= s 1isf IL, ;.a next
II hot Il CHICAGO "a .ai4 eniu'y o. The 5tst Moray ~
s%ax s5nr:as iii IL Il s1*r &.
a !.,h eaaEx-a sats.s viii b. taken - 81.
;s::: {; ill.,.
A5OKytiAGE SALE. Whereas,
1t1 Alet,aeer A<srtn Asa As.iett Ms..en hts w,ie.
~. atEsxy bHan ~ JUL " kAstAe7 49, - r5e. y.
Lsia On. Il t.ls kise sai aa7 ~. .Iesate
no. e es.a ths ~ 20 ~ ot1 q
l.s 14yxpt Of ta<t tea Fs9nksery n1tss ese u
.sSss, 1ssS sa.s ~ y @ ~ II @a l. I sa
I'D III neoni IN Ito Ksiefa oles Tor Cos county,
sGs r. ) It :: s1
1areaso:ta a4.e, to NJ tas o. ~ ' =.
- aayeeat of ,he noes sscara to - sa BY 80 aos
~ s*as sss ~ ~ u dss s. y III S
sut:s ei sas pc1t: a. AID tLs aasary ~ si s.stak
~ tst " g.. &C..
.ae h.us tussan q ,tas ~ AZ " T.
Ia ta t. IL scc: i1 ea H. eetl
u SsS sI t stsx Iii
zuuae1*>s taeesa - IL p:.,ss .sty 1os
sss desetbsd IN u rsaxt, lo.staer viz: Ii and ~
xa:a. sas tnta s!s -. 1 M I. 81
%ttnSW ct a.;* ,si;9 e. * Ss&
| t.uy1sra1 i Es5xrRlk: A';'Js :uttas 49,
, 1859-11-21

MORTGAGE SALE. Default

MORTGAGE SALE. -- Default
1t1 haszx BEEN .n.!rIn Tx payment Of es'ain Mnn
secured to pAi ~ ssIt IN H. taxe H.S an , ~.
trt Jay IT ,lst .t narA ~: .ccr''t tie n Il ,s@f ~
Autu& 1854 \, i rxxnriei In the 1sS,rtsf* PtIt IL t
IL. eoou;y Cvuk smA stale II l..Dt.. n S"A ot
mortgage. eight. n r44~ 4ss .1 +"s 4 "a r' "nn
prtr.st h+.tna s.f+-s r.i. ar n WHICH aot s..u
lnn.3 4+ietited ~ tsE III AMI tr tt~ i'-' @h' Z" tsN
ThnusanA TaoIs.+ mt'Hr III She :ast NJ - 81! c @
named 4!t1al r. NJ Ck'1aa+ hs ~Artat'r a.ttaH.t.
tors or a,.i::l. IT ,se .: ase ts't.E li. VIZ II
fuescH t-n ler cent per acuI - t.ilsH- a1ee - VIZ
Nuv. Irtrire paa:c notice l. hereby Eisen thas os
virtue II The pu~rr Vt .a :akr e"anta Aa0
krtae pu,pe.r tcrrn tsps.. VIII seti Il pnb:e ane
I'm II 'as nessh .u"s "f r. onm l." ,.r h!sr.s
hti q, .h !, !! iss ,c i,,. TssJ al.
NttR:t NJ. This rial tssat siux1r. 'r Anil 1v'n y
E,e t;mnt, X Cook aaA st7saetl II Is lt:s T. "r,
Of suull,x;ext luaftr 1t -tettn "!t ~ n tt""sti
t,Fty e3 Sorh Of hr tT tft. *:e tue s.'
principal meridian. -t,ts t.. - - .e .,r
Or .s and a .nrp-It and }nv II tr.:lfHs " I ta"1
ranirt Net, =. hi- he:r> aust ar ~. tae -, :"
WILLIAM +. H.ILkSAHa.'. MnT;Sa.t'.
TIkFt. .tf,'y~ F1a"|-'~VA
, 1859-11-21
lIASTEK'S SALE-State OF liii-


n yu1cr L. hesrhv slFea taat te nu"f..sne ahmal
t.a,dx md ,dp!n4 IT Jn..4h H. Et'Dl dte
II. ~ ri Hsss.ubs 4 e ~ a., %f sa ass.
aad e.eh succxx.n& iv. bet e'u *H t"nEt .s W F
rlnal property. ~"s ant d "tt. in !" 20. TX # ul
~ On Is ?:~n.- a;ry pi.! by the x,a i: t.. q IL
G.. o,ki. trt,..+ed n" IS ~ t'tk ts. N ri :, ;.r
soas :rcsriy so. al es' t-,"n:ns t. ..s * r
The sa:l dscta.e ennsl,t!ns NJ e"te ~ III tte f.tol-
ta.e one bu,xy s ha1. A ~ Se e. 4assss
~ nxtqf< ana ait ne -,iahiI>hr+t hl>' "r:e
inps thsIe, and chimney. lst asssS vT.asd
anuroyc4 rsxu liz f.r ali II t1s h.l7fs .:
XII in hauJ for III suu,. uh!. t>r tlt'" >" PF:p1S
-. Trri nall thn teru4% " *.ie tftA "a "tta-
49, A.nlnura&Ts,
HENRY u. TlLMAI4Tu.
A,m1ns.s-,.or Of Jos'h IT, Gero"' a.< s3 ts,ta. ~ II,
, 1859-11-21

hereby sseen tat ~tetea. "an Ie3:s ard rsaal.;
tho ncsrst.h ay " July y ~; a 'ss';asn ss.s u
Tire l;eeoIIssi N.ce Vt Cutk Gna~f-. HLtA II l.SeoN
lsook ~ Of DEEDS ~ Pa~ -: di ecasss - ne me
asn+.., Tr.te the 1nd Feai tssatc
described IL s+tuse tbs Flyuirtt OF ttlt.th fl".ssofj
Notr sr Txrnty Hundred lra:s. .It' u5sY insn-
t;asc,i In s7it Itnst Deed w!: !ntress aAsrtrk 70 s
t+upr 4pd effect And default 4sinE '*th aeh
the pa}lert Of sd rI14@.erj NIKE aA s.t'srst aot1'
it,. 10 i. tenor vec:, o,h-rwt. na apa.En u -:
ln:tL 1scn liz pavee # xza S"4s nr.trneu - saw
rzsas Deed anA lie H. 81 hu: tx" e''f Al IN potsa
stsc II lie .a Ttusl lived AUD r ';f;ss or
sxer All aEsLt :y coa: r:cd an ny ~ ~. LINE sus
TIC, .sI public a1t::LH At = n.a.c ttos II ~
ilo,e. in Tie ,'y Of ch!ea: r. s'ase e tnr :, III ~
e1 A"sesnsss. D. ,s, = Il ttG;I ;t =, - ,Ss Si
tuE~u. ,an Nurnt*r =. ."'lu LuSss Il ss
e.4 t1f ean thce.i, uE.* III I'll I'll. ~ ~ W.
tHtElH II tn att-t't altin II Iat II"
a-d now Particularly .e.efite.i foil t.hths"h
the sot llne # Cncxsrss stre: and ID" tt liz y ~
eertrr Plh Asy taSart stt: ~ r'At Ert' :sa
a,lcr epe snr,s fs.r 1.th t.t.-r c1s n""E~ ~
ihxnee nuEth on uuc YA1al e With til s"s t.- IT, t.
l.{sss r.. ta Ii. 1s4ce = 's:n"< '.
!ses Il, DEED of rft t1ts..e: ~ e s..! LEU stAs ~
x!fc tu i T. Perry the sad fsth l3v =. July y & ~
14:3 Tue .ya1s ut If Arft rt 1 AaVus+a@ ee
l.s aut lLk.fxst Ntft+ tf-Je n M2E4irLet..
rf.ArLE~ y. NH>NEE. iTnaee;
Dated tie cl.t dar u UkIuv 4. y. 1>j9. ocNaseet1
Z u
, 1859-11-21

,n who Las been ln til. scaHnens OF consumption
, oher clrouc diseases IN tn1s city for fonr ye1 ras
In, returned f.oz, New Yo, and a his foons IN
>tau,rx BLOCK c,r,rr tf s.ate and Washington szocts
1soom No where lie ,uag te co1sutted mill she 1st u
December whcn he will l.re for the South to 7caia DUR
,c,hc x,u,4r During assenee. patients viii promptly
;.cuae, Ia by Ut. partncr A. J. Mead who will rtn's'
permanently IN Chicago. The botto's treatment is &C
kpvxIc]re to he eEinc1y sucscss!di and he "1 take
,l.ssurr In e,1la.n.ns II IL all wLo call on him. ote
;,,v,-. ro,,, q ucssck. 4. to5PM nol.as1ltm
, 1859-11-21

Capital . fS0O,00Os
JSO ALLEN, Jr.. President, B. 4. Root, Secretary,
SAM. MuKGAN. Vice Prt.t. Z. l.. tUl;SMAN. Treaf-
Having completed IT, asEanCeent% fF tie cushing Sra
soa-ths company will 10 pEtp ed on !hc cnlnE Of my,
lgas3on with Unsurpassed fae!es beth on lst AID esn
tot1ansrost Anlte. railroad lr' md :Eer trneEy,
anil fiotn New iask. Philadelphia. Bo.tnu. Albany,
Tscy asd intermediate p1aeet md pors n Lskea El1e
Aictt=zu and llnE1E, hy the Hudson KscF and Gs1s
Ttc vot Of The E1io Canal Enlargement Is nov ad-
y1nced completion the company fecl IA
Ecarautee3ak 10 IT. customers such nrreasFd iFnFnes4
and spxtch atweeo New 1csk aid Buffalo, ~ 70 com
Line 0f nrrt c..ss Screw Steamers will regularly
between Chicago and Buffalo freight and dur
tie ensuing and the uuaessEned II PREPARED "
make contracts for up and down freight ty STEAM and
Canal Steam Lake and safI to AID fFnn Bud.c, At
Is Company run an Express the New York Central
RaIlstndand te, Lake thereby tRsunnE to thrly
tes choice of routes too and {so New and tie
Wess-
Hugh Aiep. General Lent, cratlea' s'!p. Mt.
Jaises ii, Wifen; As.cE House Building. New York
6.G. cllase, lis f.eE Albany.
do lYl lsivcs .tfcet. taoF
J.N. Wider t'ont'e Asrut. e@ ate street. bosfou.
/ LoIenzo Hunt e, s~'xeEle stfss1. onA~anta>
/ II r Hufd. Nil 4 Mlsa 1:.1'ro.t Goek, Milwaukee,
| i'll. HuFd ECo Iu.ts Dock, Ectrtht.
| Joa. ". :Cutt1e,
| sela a:1&sm Agent. foo. II State street. Chlcako.
, 1859-11-21

~13e Those who are Curious to wit
t>, Tic perfection tc which A. ohs~ads tase
ra4n7sr 1t DR.le.o't n. ~ has brought tie tanu'ae
tutr q VIA and 1ocpee Invited 10 rfst Ills Wig and
lIa. DYING 1com. No, 100 Lake street. aad examine
tnct ,r,pus productions Of No hczutlny detect
fe artificial from tic natural atjusse1 10 the head
, 1859-11-21

CIDEff ALfA NO IINE*
cry c<rk:. utet. cbcasc. II Se.. 10 - csune,,
Public nnatce II hr,ehy s!:ep TIL ~ i =. M -
b,ss dss ef arse FINN E.a!seh .'f: af. nj utos
son street in the > u:h DtHAo I'm ~ ii lteh oaE
seats ss III, 70 70 sSs., ss, 1fe. IT,. n III. ..a
,,r q !: Sre f<.a';s: 'o % e. sas ~ ss
tese hs Of s sas 81 - s.sei on il. pz %
eaa:e ~ .n.;t~'S' n1 H. KEzisMAS:s. c!Y csss:.
, 1859-11-21
Gorpurattou Rotite8.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
9f,he ss ssa .pptste s. u
H'oa carei Of ts et. of Cheas" tv asera:u the dam
:. -, s = * u Ia r
J.ct.on .sre to tie sot-h as. aaE.4n stsset atd on
the sss q :: e % q es u IT, s ,s. e. Il b.
rrate IN pa*uet ID T. raoa Cou"eil Navcrn-
& .as ss Il st*sasa. aSaa.
roI "a nj tst1s bY tsea de-ai be:<ae! in t1eoSr.
= s1s s!s1a IN; = IT, u. ~! i
~ coat H:u 2. tae ath 81 e N.*snhs1 ~ It
&;sisE HSSiSE SS$aS} iS$sS$SSse} St$*$S +! SsSSs} e'
Chlc.so. November lsth. isa9. aol9 aa7+l0:
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Puse Soh.s hereby sirtn to Ill pez.oas interest
St sss' n: uoter~z5e vma;,sssrs a9poin,.! y :se
a.a,:st and 'trcr;;.e eue thS oEne:s 'ss:siyty ot
s9se It e ,ass: "a u s
ys e: ] as ss:;sf Il &. " si :; 81
strees fM Ha.:.'n at:ett = the sonh Ens q an d!
~ a : tesse ~ "a @ T.
y s e sss: - ~;
!ss1 III ~ i ~ 81 ,s,ss sss:s Hes:s r.
ka caT OF Sogetuhtr l = th4 ht VI Or II O'CLOCK -
S4$sE;S$ ;,srs*os:} }e'a..',ss,,:
CL1eako, November i.th- 1884. r"1ano s-sot
TOlLMiSSIONEl;S' NOTICE.
~ Fable S"tce r hereby =lven tn Ill pcssoa tatere.t
RI tat The uniertgas Commissioner. appointed By the
sun Il 1 Huaire,i pS.ass iatooiSj r2ea tae rta =
Lite IA The sStst piv.rr ~ tttn tte1ed hecen'ea b.
tie eoEstsucti3n Of .ud5 sulstfts sd DlEsn = or
ts,s1 ay Tie Cnsasaon C"urcl November ith. lss9
OF Noses ts9. At the hour Of 10 o'clock l. H.. for tns
PURPOSE Of making nd ssscsue1t =. -
| Suw Special A.se- s,nenta nd CumrI,soner.
| Chles:o. November lash. 1Ss3. nottn",$<
| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Soss ssfsy syxa 70 u l. IT.
temnloa Ghuncl II the ty Of Chicago. q aAeA The sHn
otThsse Hundred and FHy ,poEar. {&3DIo> upon u
a esase !, the Wess pEs.on. h5 bin deemed e~aea1<,
G;d.Tei tv the tomn1un Council November 1uth. las
vii be q. l:4 No. IN tho coar House % the 9Th T.
Ct Sovce., 1e. st the hour OF TO O'clock L. H. sos th
| EEfT1s of nl1k1cs Aa.d a:*csEae1t.
sup, sp.e.., a,s<.u,eu., III e esa5n..oa<, sMA1:
I Ct!e-ro. tovesnats i5ta. is:9+ En12-n9:6-t
| COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Tabe aos!ee Is hereby oven T. Al pe1.oas lates
e>:e that tte usszsxcl Coz F:s:enef. appointed !.
We common eune q :hs TT q cs: T. ~ ..,sss n
I'll. e:ta:e III The West Dison BY hm dteme! keaeate
bytke eoastrcton Of sundy Cu!rcsts In sad ptt.for
ii! aG r!inf st alsy through Bieet s r Canal Tn.
y. Il ii Z, - o.te.zd By ths c14Lmoa Council Sossu
Der lRh ls:9 will he 1t Rocua Nn In he Court IL n.
the 3Ih DAY Of Sestas~9 ls9 Il the hour of oeoe
:sE the P4''e's 'f 'asa sd e. .;,f'';'sss T. 5sxl,
, 1859-11-21

CHICAGO RELIGIOUS BOOK
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DEPOSITORY or AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
Publications Of Congregational Eoatd, PscsbyteEssn
Boafd r. Carter and uruthefa Gould Lincon- Aafca.,
and tn.ny otles pub .-llerB.
, 1859-11-21
CTATE or ILLINOIS, County Of

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
- t.oos sa.-sup<,4ur Cuast uf Ch1eaxo. b<esmoeF
Tern. i. b. l-;s. Mtsier NJ. Ana Fsasasss DSts' IT.
Ffanc!+ Sl.fe9-Attaehment. ,,r.,. s1,t.~
FnhIic n,;iee il hereby given t9 tho aid fnes
that Trt of Attaeh ,xsred cut ri ZEE ntnes =. IT,
CIe1k Of the super. C"utt u tAteaAo: A. s ;;r1 Ma
end rssuets In T,ea aud sn.t The sae os 10 s'@ @
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vii ~ -o'a ~ H"@''' ''e eWSLTEE KlMDALI- cefS.
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Kossuth has just addressed warning word
to his fellow country men in the United States
1t is as follows:
TO THE HUNGARIAN ExILEs RESIDING IN THE
UNITED STATES.
At the time of the late Crimean War several
of my exiled fellow-countrymen brought great
misery upon themselves by throwing up then
situations, and leaving the United States ior
Europe, without having taken care to ascertain
whether or not circumstances warranted Jhe
step.
fear the present state of European AFFAIRS
together with partly vague, partly exaggerated,
partly unfounded reports, may have similar
effect.
Iconsider it, therefore, to be my duty to warn
my exiled fellow-eountrymen IN America tha'
| il is not net time for them TO mODe.
Grave considerations forbid my entering on
premature explanations. Suffice 1t to say that
| though the sky is Frightening promlsingly, we
have yet great difficulties to overcome
! Due care is taken, not only Of the interest oi
our country, but also especially OF their person
nal interests.
They shall be duly apprized in due time
But tue time has not yet come. Let them pa
tinetly. let them confidently wait. Any incon
siderate rashness might bring personal ru IN OF
them, without the slightest advantage to the
public cause. hossUrH'
LONDON, England, June 9, 1859.
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Last NNNmN. - MMn MNAAA - AAf
klF Raymond, Of the N. Y Times was . pas
senger on the Araeo with DR.. Bailey. Dr. b
was accompanied BY his eldest son, whose care
and cntions were unremitled Though he
was pale and thin, DR. B. did not consider him.
selfseriously IN. A long continued dyspepsia and
nervous excitement had combined to bring
about the weakness under which he suffered
The weather was favorable, but the motion OF
the ship affected him disagreeably He slept
badly, had no appetite, and could relish nothing
but a little fruit now and then. Still he was
cheerful and social, and the invalid occasionally
rested upon a couch Of cushions on deck hlS
dceease was sudden and unexpected. Mr. h
writes:
After Tuesday the sea became remarkably
smooth, and 90 continued to the end OF the
VOYAGE. lat it brought him no rehei--hl'
| strsnpth failed with failing appetite, and on
| Thursday, from staying too long upon deck, he
took cold, which kept him to his room next day
Otherwise he seemed about as usual, through
that day and Saturday, and on Sunday morning
seemed even better-ssying that he hau SleP
unusually well and felt strengthened and re
freshed He took some slight nouIisnmeh'
and attempted to get up from his berth wilhou
assistance: the effort was too much Tor MN
however, and his son, who had left the room {,
his request, but stood at the door, saw hum ial
as he attempted to stand He at once went IN
raised him and laid him upon the couch. see
ing that he was greatly distressed in breathing
he went Immediately for DR.. SMITH, the surgeoi
of the ship. met him on deck, and hearing
his fathers condition, went at once to his room
/ found him wholly unconscious, breathing Wlt
difficulty, but perfectly quiet and seemingl
asleep. Drs. BEADLR aud DUBoIs were preseh
and had endeavored to give him stlmulant-
but he was unable to swallow, and 1t was ev
dent that he was dying lie continued IN TN
state for about half an hour,-his breathing DC
came slower and slower, until finally 1t cease
- altogether, and that was all! Not moVemei
Of a muscle,-not a spasm or tremor oil an
r knd,-betrayed the moment when his splr
took it's departure An infant wearied wlt
play on a Summers eve, could not have tale
4 asleep more gently. His remains were place
. in ice and taken to Havre. from which they WI
q be returned to New York by the Fandcrbh
which leaves on the 18th inst.
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rush to this region a month or two since, ohy
10 return back before reaching u, or 10 hurry
away Immediately after, more hastily than tney
came Gold mining is q business which cunt
pentlv requires Of lie voianes capital eKpe-
rience. energy. endurance, and in which the
highest qualities do not always command sue
cess. There may be hundreds OF rayinea W
these mountains as rich IN gold as that N when
we write and there probably are many but'
np to this hour, we DO not know that any nave
been discovered
There are said TO be five thousand people al
ready in this ravine, and hundreds more pouring
into Il dailv. Tens of thousands mora have
been passed by us on our rapid journey 70 tnls
place, or heard Of as on their way hither by
other roates. For all these, nearly every pound
of provisions and supplies of every kind must DC
! hauled bv teams from the Missouri river, some
| ZOO miles distant, over roads which are mere
| trails, countless unbridged water-courses'' al,
ways steep banked and often mirey, and al
times so swollen by rains as to be utterly imPaS'
sable by wagons. ,,...
Part of this distance ia desert, yielding
GRASS wood and water only al intervals oil sew
eral miles, and then very seantily; 10 aueInP'
to cross this desert on foot is madness, sulc'uo
murder. To cross it with teams IN midsummer
when the water courses are mainly dfy ana tn'
| grass eaten up, tB poealplt uhi1 ." WV - ''N
know lust where to look E Er''' and Wfb
and where water must be carried along to Ie
serve life. A few months hence--proba0ly bl
the middle of October---this whole Alpine re
zion will be showed under and frozen up 81
as to put a stop to the working Of sluices II no
to mining altogether. There, then, for peTlo'
of at least six months, will be neither employ
ment, food nor shelter within five hundTe'
miles, for the thousands pressing hlther unde
the delusion that gold may be picked up her
: like pebbles on the sea shore, and that whel
they arrive here, even though without provls
ions or money their fortunes are made. Grea
disappointment, great suffering, are inevitable
few can escape the latter who arrive at Denve
} City after September without ample means
support them in very dear country, at leas
through a long winter We charge those VIII
/ manage the telegraph not to diiluse part
our statement, without giving substantially th
whcle and we beg the press generally to unlt
with us in warning the whole people agalni
another rush to these gold mines, as lll'advlse
as that of last sprmg--a rush sure to be follow
ed like that by stampede, but one far mol
destructive of property and life.
Respectfully, HORACE GREELEI'
A. D. RICHARDSON,
r HENRY WILLARD