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Order Of Ratification.

Alpheus H. Cross
VS.. In the Circuit Court for
The heirs ofMary Allegany county as Court
Pcarer. of Equity.
ORDERED, that the sales made and reported
~ by George A. Pearre, Trustee or the sale
of the real estate in he proceedings in tire ca use
mentioned be ratified and confirmed unless
cause TO the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the lst day of October next, provided
copy of this order be inserted in some newspa-
per printed in the city of Cumberland once in
each of three successive weeks before the LIST of
September next.
HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test-H. RESLEY,
Aug. 4, ls59--3t Clerk
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New Lumber Yard.

THE undersigned have now on hand an as
sortmsnt Of LUMBER, Of various sizes and
qparitiee, SHINGLES. LATHs, DC, to which
they are making constant additions, SO as to
keep up . full supply at al, times.
Office aud Yard at the South end Of Centre ST.,
where the public are invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we will endeavor to sell /,
Wholesale or retail, on the most accommo dating
terms.
Georges Creek &Frosthrrg Coal
will be furnished by the cargo. on board of
Boats, or by the car load a. Crmb e-land and
p,ints eastward on the line eff the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. Orders by mail, either for
Lumber or Coal, ere respectfully solicited and
st all receive prompt attention.
G. ". & s. NJ. HALLER,
July IA TB69-6m. Cumberland Md.
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Estate of Jesse Chapman.

NOTICE is hereby given, thstthe suhser, Der
IN hath obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Allegany county, Letters of Admin stration on
the estate of Jesse Chapman, late Of Aiiegauy
county, deceased. All persons having claims
ngain st the said deceased are hereby aarned to
exhibit the same properly authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the 2sth day ofJanu-
airy, 1860, otherwise they may by law be cxclu-
dcd from all beneitin said estate. All persons
indebted are requested TO make INN d late pay =
ment. Given under my hand this 2sth day of
July, 1859.
MARY CHAPMAN,
jury IS, is59-3t. Administrators.
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LIELMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
Ii For diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Ora.
vel, and Dropsy.
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B65-We have a lot of old newspapers, suit
able for wrapping up goods, for sale, at 20
cts, per hundred.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-04

BALTIMORE Coal MARKET -Cumberland
Coal is dull, and prices forit are looking down
1t is still generally held at SO so for fine SO, IS
for run Of mine, and SA,25 per ton for lump
cash, but it eau be readily enough bought at
rs cts. per ton below these rates, delivered on
board at Locust Point. We note the export
this week of 1900 tons to Marselles, and of
25S tons to Aspinwall. Anthracite Coal is
selling by retail at from $3.50 to per ton.
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Estate of Jno. Combs.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Allegany county, Letters testaiDentniy on the
estate of John Combs late of Alegauy coun-
ty, deceased. All persons having claims a.
gainst the snid deceased are hereby warned TO
exhibit tho same properly authenticated. to the
subscribers, on or before the 2Sth day of Janu
airy, 1860, otherwise they may by law be oxclu-
led from all benefit in said estate. All persons
indebted are repuestedto make INN cdiate pay
mcnt. Given under our hand this 18th day of
July, 1859.
WILLIAM COMBS,
ELISHA COMBS.
July IS, 1s59--3t. Executors.
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* { 4 I I q II Inn
To al iekom It may Concern.
Having proved Priority of Invention be for.
the Patent Office of the United States. over ,hs
so-called "Charles b. Loveess' Sell Generatir1
Gas E"rasr, on which proofa Patent was gran
ted me by the United States, bearing date the
26th doy Of October, 1858. This is to ea,itio.
aH pe'sonsagaitst making, rendiag or using Hs
same as oil who so do, viii be held responsible
for damages, aB by the United States Paten.
LAWS made and provided, for such Infringe
ments ofmy Rights, and those holding under
me.
Also against the making, using or vcndipr to
any parties, the go called "Johnsoa's Domesn,
Self Generating Gas Burners" as the same i.
an infringement of my Patents, bearing date
The ed day of June, 1858, and also of October
Goth, A. D. 1858.
ALoNZo ". MACE,
'hay IL, ts3s-ly, Springfield, Mass
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Papers for Mailing

Our friends can aiUays find at cur office
sepies Of Tie CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAPH, -
folded and prepared for mailing at tfUe cents
each.
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Coffee ROasferS:

TALL and see them. and also Old Dominion
u Coffee Pots, and Old Dominion Tea Poe,
and Iron CRADLES. fek.17. THOS. JOHNS.
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COAL & WOOD!
Flurv & McCullev

=
HAVING leased the Frostburg Compan IS
IL COAL YARD, situated on the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, in this city, are prepared
to furnish tho public with any grade of Coal
desired, either
Lump. Run Of Mine or Fine,
by tho Car or Cart losd, of good quality and at
reasonable prices.
ES-We have also ON hand, and will ut II
times DO prepared to furnish,
Oak and Pine Wood,
sawed unsawed, as may be wanting, by the
Cart load. The addition of Wood to our Coal
business, we think, will prove n great conve-
nience to our citizens, and therefore hone to be
patronizcd. Dry Pine Wood, Tor kindiing.
sawed in three pieces. always on hand.
re- Coal and Wood delivered by the Cart
load in all parts Of the city.
HENRY FLURY,
WIN. Il. McCULLEY,
mberland, May 25, 1859 Gun. A.
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Georges Creek &Frosthurg Goa
DIR. BRUNON'S
CONCENTRATED REMEDIES

FOR DELICATE DISEASES.
No. 1.-THE GREATREVIVER.--Sp
ly eradicates all tie evil effects of Self Abuse,
such as general debility, loss of memory, vast
ing away of the organs, or any constitutional
derangeme' is as impotency, and weakness of
the sequal organs, brought on by the unrestrain-
ed indulgence of the passions. Price 81.
No. 3-THE CONCENTRATED BALM
Will cure in eight days, any case of gonoorrh@a,
is without taste or smell and requires no re-
striction of diet. Price one dollar.
No. 3.-CoNCENTRATED TEREB.-The
use of this remedy will cure elect in short
time, and can show certificates of cures effect
ed after all others have Filled; this is also taste
less and without smell. Price one dollar.
No. 4.-CONCENTRATED PUNITER.--Is
the only remedy known that will positively cure
structures of the uretha, no matter of how long
standing or neglected the case may be. Price
on dollar.
No. 5.--ANTIMERCURIA PILLS.--All
persons who have used this dreadful drug mcr-
cury,) (Which rema ms in the system for years,
causing SO many chronic q eases,) should use
these Pills, which will entirely counteract the
effects and remove it from the system. Price
one dollar.
No. 6.-oRIENTAL PAsTILLs-Is GER
tain cure for female Irregularities, or suppress
sion of the menstruation. Price tive dollars.
No. THE CONCENTRATED AMARIN
Cures the whites, falling of the womb, nervous
ness, painful men truation. Price ono dollar
No. S.-TEE S0LUTOR-Is remedy that
has never been known to fail curing Gravel,
and all affections OF the kidneys and bladder.
Price one dollar.
Either of the above remedies Will be sent by
mail to any part of the United States, on re-
ceipt of tn Q price annexed. Circulars containing
full particulars may be obtained by enclosin 6
one Post Stamp. Address
DIR. FELTX BRUN0N,
Post Office Box 90, Philadelphia, Pa.
| N. B.-The Doctor mey be consulted in com
plicated casesby letter or personally, but only
such letters will be answered contain rea-
sonable fee. OFFICE, Old York Road Il
/ Cali
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New Books! New Fseoks !.

lust published and for sale by Aadfews
swartswolder, under st. Nicholas Hotel.
Baltimore ST., Cumberland, Md.
Forty Feur years of n Hunters Life. te;p.
rom ihiseeeees OF Meshaek BroHnipg, Mary
iana hnnsr price, S!.aS
My Thirty Years out Of the Sea
ate. by Maj. jack Downing - Lon
The Tia Tru mpet, or heads aaa
tails for tbs wise and wsggsb. les
The Cavalier, Novel by CIR.
james, i.ss
Tho Art Of extempore speaking. 10,
Memoirs ofthe Empress Catherine
The Second, Ice
Irvings Life of Wasain gton vols 200
Ben sylyester's Word by the au
thor of the Heir of RedcIyire, 4 "a
The Pillar of Fire, by Rev. j. II.
Ingraham, .. III
Charles Read, 1.es
The Convalescent, By n. P. Willis Ies
June %, 1859.
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Order of Ratification,


Ellen Bevans and others In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Allegany county
and
Jas. H. Bevans & others In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Allegany county
Henry L. Bevans No. 1899.
ORDERED, this Goth day of July, 1859, that
" the sale made and reported by John T. Ed
wards, Trustee, for the sale of the real estate
in the above two causes, being the real estate
of which Henry Bevans. late of AHcguny coun-
ty died seized, be ratified and confirmed, I'M
less cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 26th day Of August next; Pro-
viided, copy of this order BIO inserted in
some newspaper, printed in the City Of Camber-
land, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 26th day Of August next.
The report states the amount of tho saies to
DO $4,000.
True Copy,
Tcst-H. REsLEY,
July %, Is59-St. CLERK.
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MOUNT VERNON PICTURES.
lTHoGFAPH and photographs views Of
1.-the iomo Of Washington and Mount Ver-s
non Hansien, for sale of Smiths GALLERY. il
aid of the Ladies Mount Vernon Atseeist'
Call and examine specimens. Photor
/ views of Residences, &C., pnt upve-
! when large number is wanted. ~
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Mining Intelligence.
Report of Coal Transportation

During the week ending Saturday, July sOtb,
1859.
Shipped ouer the Cumberland and Pemnsyteania
RGffroud Ior same period
R.R Canal. Week Tear.
Amer. CO. 4O2.l2 2l5002 2522l3 5I,5sa0o
CE Detmold, 552.O8 542.05 l094.l3 ls,ss2.0O
Frost G. G. 36.0a l47I06 15lo.l0a25, 7s6.0l
Borden Nj. Co. 295ll 2496l1 2792.o2 50, 026.ls
Swanton Co. 1851
Piedmont 90. 10000 10000 533.04
Ailegany NJ. G. '100.ls
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To Advertisers IL Business Men.

Tic "otu'sian and Telegraph" ,oitha circula-
ton Of ONE THO GLSAND, among the far
nsers, miners, manufacturers. mechanics
and substantial business men, Of this and
adjoining counties, is confidently recomnse's-
ded as a medium Of Advertising surpassed
by no other paper in Western Maryland Il
numbers among its readers those acho are
able TO buy literally ard pay promptly. and
ekose custom ,could be uaiuaJJe to business
men
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-08-04

NEW YORK Coal MARKET The demand
is active for Domestic COAL and prices are
without change: the stock is ample. We
quote by the cargo at IS 20 a. 81 20, and
from yard at !;4 q "a SO. Foreign is in
moderate request sales of $50 tons Liverpool
Camel at So 25 "a So so per ton, delivered,
and $50 tons Sydney at 81 40 cash.
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BosToN Coal MAEkET.-English Cannel
Coal remains quite steady, with sales at 81
r chald. cash. pictou and Sydney remain
the same Several cargoes have been sold at
54 25 a. so fs ton, cash. In Anthracite
steady sales at So "a S so u ton.
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l.2s9.l56,7 eoos s,o4o.ls l48, s12.Io

CoAL.-Duty--Irom all the British Pro-
vinces, n A., free; From any other foreign
country, % . cent.
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from newspapers and original documents. By
Frank Moore, in 2Yols., Syo, of 800 pages each.
Embelished with twelve Engravin gs, Maps and
Plans on Steel. Price s..
SOLD ONLY by SUBSCRIPTION.
The design of this work is to present view
of the American Revolution it appeared to
those who were actors in it, 1t is composed of
selections from the Wing and Loyal newspa
pcrs o. the period, together with extracts from
hitherto unpublished private diaries kept du
ring tho war, and Mt cnce affords the reader q
narrative, in the original language and express
sion of both sides ofthe great questions which
agitated the con affecting countries.
Ccpious notes, illustrative Of the more obscure
portions Of the text; biographical sketches of
eminent patriots, statesmen, military and ma
val commanders together with an aualytic in
dex W i'll be atta CHI ed to the work.
CHARLES SCRIBNER,
No. 1874 Grand Street, New York.
n. B.--lisno similar tgort has egsr been pub
listed, and as the cork must interest all classes,
INDEED ercry one ,eho wouid rie,o the american
Rccoiution as il appeared to the actors IA IL, !,
oBers special inducements to agents. For terms
and fuH particulars, apply to the Publisher.
June 80, l559--6t.
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And all who suffer the tortures which this d.
sease ihfliets In one form or another Its many
phases, cure yourselves permanently and speed
jly by using
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RArN.--A gentle shower of rain fell here
en- Tuesday last. 1t was very much needed.
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COPPER Kettles, Furnaces. &C.. for sale che an
" at JOHN JoHNsoN'S.
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DARAsoLS AND PARASOLETS-At I'D
l. Wineows, q large, beautiful assortment.
April IA. u. D. wINEoW,
, 1859-12-22
4 H0vnffnn Ref1A.

There goes " Dachauer Belle" Her stock.
tugs are light blue, printed with black tigers,
sud visible nearly to the'knee. Her head dres 3
ascenda to point about six inches above her
crown, and is surDounsed By gilt plate from
beneath which escapes two long, broad ribbons,
that reach, when tue wind doesn't blow, down
to her whist. "Down to her waist" il no great
distance, for her jacket eau hardly be more than
taree or four inches long, and her skirts begin
just nndtr her a1ms. She is stuffed out It the
shoulders till her arms ut that point are six
inches thick, and taper down to the waist. The
manner, and ies charms Increased BY the gold
aud crimson vest which shows itself under her
jacket but the shirt is the eliminating orua.
ment Of Ibis II Of al truly fashionable Costumes
at the preaent dsy. o, crinoline! thou ni.era-
nIe deEuslon and hollow seeming! Witherinto
the space which thy real kubstsnce and weight
entit'e thee! Nither and vanish. thou shan;
for 10! thou staudest in the presence Of Dach-
aner belle; and = Daehancr belle il a great reali-
r.! Imagine, Q ye that wear the Patent 1nrisi-
be-" OF the "Patent Indestruct,ble,'' or do
Patent Gossamer," Imagine the heaviest
broadcloath, folded III immense plaits, after the
manner Of . shut fan, and being maids into a
skirt, completely filling tue space from its out
ermoss circumference to the blue tiger-stock-
ings! fUtyyards Of bsoadc1oth in one petit
coat! In spite Of the great diameter at the
bottom, these skirts are SO 1ustled as to be of
the same size above as below, or nearly 10.
they are Of dark cloth, except beneath, where
the edges of ths numerous folds are dyed ID the
brightest yellow and red. When one Of these
unwieldy females is actually in hurry, {as
have seen them It the railway, when there was
not tho least need for it, and undertakes to run,
Tie sudden display of gorgeous colors il quite
startling. IF
These Daehauer bellies arc TO pamed from
their residence, Dachau a village ln Bararis-
They wear these heary skirts after their eighth
year, md am told that, for the first two years
{Slich ofcourse is not borne by the waist nlonel
but that after this period they become perfectly
callous aud inseusible- Like the Dutch beau
ties Of olden time. they signify by their weight
OF this garment their we llth aud standing An
hciress is ranked according to her ca!ibre, like
= cannon-she is twelve, or twenty four, or
fort ty-e1ght poundcr.
, 1859-12-22
d U 3 L I c S AL e
cHATTLE PROPERTY,
HOTEL FURNITURE. bc.

e Of sale mentioned zisea t5 eertan Csatls
I'D Waa wf e. sses e. III ID
.ostxafe tsc It'd U she eee Q, the Isecot Of DEEDS
seE rhetn = Gh,tie i - az q st 1hea q
su g hs re.
june j. esot saviae been ste e 10 ~ shs ssn p.y
ass :, q s:t. &c, %.ts q ID i9s;
e. u 4 p X s:s:
1ss .1 r. a Saie .a
lefenda.s saal o. tse " eny .seh'h az of pee+n-
:: i:sss sS::
snonea nd Il I'D eas ss
oses
Pias stake nan.sz Double SUI. q B.e.t.ad sire!e
Head. p:unse ~ siake 1ar Ga'tsae Doa6s and 81
gcuhlt and Single Bo.te Feather fr"~ Ccanle.t ~ =
R!.aket ca@,on.n Z: aSn I'D L:aea shsets. Napki..
dSs :. ,s R,s s,%a "a
.ef fs Safa asa san I'd ns
1oq1inf o M!.sos, ~ f;T 0.s y.
sssss saa I'm cta o.t eott os c ct.i's Ia % sots
Aaho1any TNt-a yetes. ahee, les Tahe1 Fa.or and
fer 1e1a SaDi ssa 1a9 et
fasa,trr 1a coth E1;sas:on TASHs B.a1sls Kss1
esa;re Tasts eef csat .s,, TOE o.a
E1ush Ghaiss, Once seaa Aateh s4tss. NAL, ApEers
aaa Glss4.,s. D,ni,e rocn funlteTt, Ch.ank D.hts,
e., Gs sas .oa nsesnesf. Isaslets Soelet: Wte
Rstse,. I'd rt.he1 Cs:|sr pss ~. 1ln ID kHehtn
ezness~ bar Eurnltusc Kus-t Ard Jelly Aoud,, Cooking
Raale and funluEt. Window shades and Fixtrss U,-
lnEIue CkaA he7lnkt sac and lot o.hes a1l.
es OF steh deapttcna Is usually used about Hotels.
TIE whoe eomps4'ug the Complete ort3t Of asste1aas
kaet IN tt1+ tttY-
Tia sale En e-mMeneea 70 o'clock Ia the fceuooo and
eouanGe nom dar e 81 until the wkole Is sold.
HORACE WHITE A$s3$n nf No4~
EyI.T AOfT, his Agtnt,
and Temporary Receiver.
/ Ehi.4Ep. DFtt.Ek&{ Is fSS4. EelEht46 II
, 1859-12-22
}@rf8s & Tribttttt,

foL-hoK--A Story with u Moral.
There is often q good leal Of wisdom in The
old nuEsery talcs-but it il surprising how
easily we forget as we gror up the lessons the,
| 'ncu'cate. correspondent has sent US one ol
these, which we lay before our readers as appli,
cable IN peculiar manner to the present time.
Some Of our readers will probably cut It out Of
our columns for the amusement Of their chill
drcn; others will preserre it for the instruction
ol those Of riper years. The crafty Fox who
Played upon the fears Of the Poultry, and by
that mems decoyed them into Its den, is type
Of Pfo-slasery Democracy in its present at
tempt to retain power by working upon tie
fears Of tianid people shout IN imaginary disso-
lution Of the Unlon:
Once upon time Chicken.Littte .trayed into
gentleman m E E:rden. where she had no bust
rose bush. a rose-lesf fell on her tail, which
frightened her so much that she ran With a!l
her might 10 Hen Pen. "Oh, Hen Per. :" said
sle, "the SKY is falling" why, Chicken
Little. said Hcn-Pen. ''how do you know u"
"oh, said Chicken-Little, II saw it With my
4slI on ny t.il!" you don's say So !" s.id
Duck.Luck. "Oh, Duck-LucI." saws Hen.Pen'
81 the SKY is falline!" "Why, Hen -Pen," says
Daek.Luck. *.h how DO you know !. r "Clisk-
en-Liile told me!"- Chicken-Little, how do
Eou know ~" "oh. saw it with ny eyes,
IL my xi!s sa,' ss I'D R*fs :. .t s
we can!" aays Duck-Luck. So away they
ran till they. came 70 Goose Loose. "O6,
Goose -Loo.e, said Duck-Luck, sthe sky is fail..
iug" .Why, Dosk;lnsk," says GoOss, ,Loose,
~ ,,s no tod y1a, :" .,, "1ea.Psn tqid ne" "Iien;
Chicken,Little who told you ," "Oh, 1 saw it
with my eyes, I heard it with my ears, and
piece Of itfeil on my tail!" "Oh. come. les
run !" says Goose.Lo Loosc. So away they ran
till they came to oTutkey-Lurkey. ''0ls Turkey
Turkey" said Goose-Loose, "tLe sky is falling!''
fs'd aSdt ssy patk
Luck toid me !" "why. DncE.r who tod
you:" ''Hen.pen told me-" ''Hen-Per, who
told you:" "chleken-Little, told ;" Chick
en-Little, who told you :" 'oh, saw it with
esss e ssya !; fell x % ,'' e. Gs T.
Til they came to Fo1.Lo1. "Oh, Fox.Lox."
says Turkey Turkey, ''the sky is falIine''
"Why, Turkey-Lurkey," says fox-Iox, .';s it
possble:, Who told you soy ''Goose-Loosc
"Duek-Iuck told me-" 'Duck-Luck, who told
told your "Chicken-Li,te told me {" ''Cnick-
ec-Little, who told your" 'tOh, ! saw it with
my eyes, heard it with my ears. and piece Of
i fell on my tail!'' "0h. dreadful" says Fox
Lox, "Come I'LL Of you into my den rs quick as
you cau!" So he ran in FIRST, and as turkey
Turkey followed him in lie turned round, seized
him By the neck, bit off his head, aud threw his
head on one side bf the door and his body on
the other. Next came Goose.Loose, and For
Lox bit of his head, threw it on one side, and
his body On the other. Then came Duck-Luck. |
For. Lox treated him the same way Then came
in Hcn.I'en. Fo1-1.ox treated her the same
way too! Last Of all came Chickcn-l.ittle Fox |
lo3 snapped at her, aud gobblcd her up at one
So that was tile end Of then. And |
NIL tlis came from nothing but the foolish fright
nf Chicke Little!
, 1859-12-22

.... Boatoa, August Axh, 1859.
X. E. RpEytHE, Tse:s. Au Wa:ch Co.;
Dear sir:-The Walth1.n" which purchased soma
x months s1nt. has given entire satisfaction. I time has
been fully equal to "flod,ham.~ which owned more
than ys4r.
Truly yours, ALBERT METCALF,
63 Franklin street.
, 1859-12-22


In ChzseeTy kdward H. mpkcad, Iruaee for Mn. &.
". hemPsleAI. John u, Murray saFah :. Murray.
t;eorye J.. Deen and aarkaard Insurance. Company II
Public notice Is gssen thu IN pursuance Of Decr*tat
Css easeFe In shs above entitIel the twenty
&ay sf January. A. D. 's A sn o'elock In uha
= =: . 1t y s Il i
the r Of cteako in the Courty and -tate aursad tho
faa~tnx see,d cka. pieces parees Of and. Tor 70
ad deeses ates.s ec.s. County at cook
and ata1s Of Illinois tuvt: LOIS numb~Ts fourt@ I've.
~ SKIS a. shiEteen 1 kerte<n tlt hs, tls.
:.sss 81 ,:st.*r t: aiss,sts ri ~
three i In block numh<f t.ot:>. i"ss nlhs ~.
ten t.o eleven htv"lsc Cs to.,1tesn u4} area {l
.1sa 1t. aante. e1 IT,
t3iA tnif ysvo S thirty thfss t33l 7n1 Thirty four t}
IN bhek nunt-r fo4r -; " nunte1s hse ts ~ "
teen III. twenty tsA twentJ t:. s~ensysv" t:
twenty three t:sJ tsenty t*,. txaoty .esen !:l
nans.s asst:5 o;. aa@Set. W s"o III ih'.s % $:
~. s u ~ X ss; 'h1. is @ sss+a 81,
ts1t,y sy
(ssl in block numbe. six (S1: lots uunb<r gre .o..
ihIse ls 1suIt. are ~ .sssa ~ sat ~ IT, ts
tit .:e,ea liis t.e!e l'at th:teen III ounssa i+
atrtn Il3L tlk sevecte~n tl: eighteen 5 nine
81 u so.x L. III: !:
f.nth.9's .iaion u H"l,ien. which ssa sdltloas !.
~ eot Ia H. pas q shs sSaa ~ ~ as a, Of
,.sss fassssa IL E:.s ot u ,ard ptae 81 msssdan.
yh,en les sousa and West Of The i'aots -
M7aes In chsnes1 Of the su2e1ios Coazt of Chieaep.
Chicago, December rth, 1852. deSolS& I'd
, 1859-12-22

1C.ot. A.Suptrtt Court Of Ch!c,gc. Fee uasy Term,
a: y: ~ ILe Roet CouAty LINK - x-ss!n I: brad
Icy and carrhe now Or late pa1ttsrs 4n4.uF E
name nf bradley Camp5< lAuachmeat-
rns!e no'ss = hrt.by etssu 70 ne 1a Martin asy
ont of tie cce ef tho Clerk II the superior ch
a&u d1ed heta d.y Vt SprcsAr AID. l1 he sui Ut
tha tx Snaoty Hank aaI 7Einst the esss1s OF .ad
nn c. D. silt aud &C mp!<n. fof The II twenty
seV'n hunded Ar twelve 4sh7.) doafa Aheetel tho
ahe17n Ut Cook County, witch sud en- stgru<s
fSSsa SS~ 'etxf r. unle,e .ou. .hs sali As.s'a C.
before The sni nut II haxo ns h-fofe ia
k fay Of the tam t4efuof u b. huxo Il ths tAurt
HOUSE 10 Lite City uf Chs4ku 1rst Monday Of Feb.
EaEy. T. tSfn give spt eal hall and pfea The sad
plaintiff at4toH+ viii Be entered sealnss you
and favor Of the eail koek Eoaty ank. and nurh
Of the prupaty att4G bed may ssAfy thu
.d and eosta wilt b. saai sa.y The a.nse
WALTER K1ABALL, tIerk,
Rrn Affx