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, 1859-11-01

The Cincinnati Commercial informs tue pnb-
,.e ,uat no less than four pastors are wanted for
as many leading churches in that city, ID gires
hint ~ to the season. which may apply to
other cities besides the "Queen Of the Vest
E:ery congregation wants q Whitfield or Chsl-
pay for such rarity!
Al the present time the pulpits Of four pro-
nliuent churches in thus city are vacant. viz !:
tl,as Of the sth Presbyterian Church. on broad
way; Second Disciples Church. Oh Si1th. he-
tssen Smith and Mound; the Second Prcsby-
tsrian Church, on Fourth, between Iiae aud
Kace streets, and St johns {Episco7al) Church.
Among the notable facts Of our current local
church history is The difficulty realized in pro-
curing ministers who are equal to the STANDARD
OF intellectual and spiritual excellence desired;
w, might ssr demanded, hS the people. The
chief difficulty in the way seems to be dis.n-
cliuatiop on the part Of our people to pay sala.
ries proportionate with those .paid In Eastern
Giles fur The grade Of ability In request here.
aud secondly The scarcity Of the sort Of material
| wanted"
, 1859-11-01
Tie 8n0f1 Mania In Parfa.-Ecceptrlct-
ties Of French Diet.

%3S~ VI < kC"EA O4t&A
Correspondence OF the Boston Tsarel1et]
PAR1s, Sept. aa-Sna;a are crawling down
more aud more tlroass here annuaIly. Ten
years ago. nobody but apothccaries ard herb
doctors shops, and little dirty. dlngy yesiAu-
rsnt in the Rue Saint Honore kept them, and
now they have place Of their own at the great
markets, and the restanratcur tl'at does not
keep them is decidedly "slow." million ant!
half snails crawl down our threats every sea-
Son; nj Djon alone they bring If. ;;je. per hun.
dred. and 8,o0Vf. worth are sold, which every
FTenchman vow, By their cocker and other
reckoncrs, are equal iu a:inlent to cnc hundred
and fifty ordinary caiyes-don't ask mc. plcrse,
for the equation. Snails have one great virtue
1n the Paplst's eyesi when yau eau cat nothing
else, you mag ell yourself full Of snais, until
you feel like an anaconda after isc swallowed ali
o1. without breaking your fast or ceasng 10
mortiiy yotr flesh aud Old Nick. Sna!s are
Fish" IN Papists' dictionaries. Apicus gives
IN excellent recipe for cooking them. We eat
them {Dow that tie Saint Honore restaurant has
Joined Troy cooked on the spider or 10 mn oren
after tf!ey hare bten boiled in their shell and
seasoned viii! fresh butter md parsley chopped
line. They cause great ravages in vineyards,
and cure the consumption in tuau. In 1856 they
did more damage in Lower Charcutc vineyards
than the o1un, md no Way is known by which
they eau be driven from riney ards and orchards
except By reinoying them 3orcby and ealing
th"Hl with fresh butter and chopped parsley,
after the "spider' has given them shake
down."
Mlche'et, in bis book OIL insects, quoted with
cnlogy the public spirit Of French professor
ut Kouep, who came into his lecture room one
day bearing in one hand a white porcelain sonp
plate filled with cocsroachee, lice md chnches.
'Nessieurs," said the patriot, ''these insects
have for centuries rreyed upon man; 1e, III
prey upon them" Following Hamlet's alvice,
he suited the action to The word, aud com
1nenced devouring them; cockroach, louise aud
clnclI were tossed into bis ,nou.l, and crurched
to pieces with professional adroitaess liz
vowed they were delig ghsful; the cockroach had
trout and pine apple; the louise smacked Of tsuf-
lied potridge (beneficent lousc, to conc ready
truflled to your lips!), and the chinch was just
like ripe venison and l''ovcr married by soyer
and put to bed in some rich thick sauce. What
an epicnre " poor Tom" was
, 1859-11-01

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
l. Gso.sr 4. CT: :. ani Aa.l u Gitts, liz ~:e- OF
L.. tz<-tlth tly Of XlT. u. ls54 EXECUTED a,d DE-
E+crt to .e Enef. EncI %SIrne-. tasE pet
& 1s.s If .l L4t+ inr tie p aefsinai!es r-ct*d
u step }:et II Tn 'h'asati ss a+c:'snz TO
u,e tenpr sIt taei u Eo csSI Ri Cs e1eh4ag'
t!et cr:ted sa, 4. &c e{ An4 mi h tai
tt*t Q. t.f ..el fur eto:L ii H. erk tt in
sst eaY Of May, i. T. l:t 4.c zses,t,. l. N.
Il 1t t-e.. 4s To- t- Is u stai42 In tie sie.e
OF The Eeofrf Gu1f xndf<d the taek A4t e+~ nf
tus.; and. whtrea+ cvfaa' h. e.ea :..;. r., The
N=,~. III >hels:, t.e 1asee. na@l+i In e%a
bis Of exchange, legal Ersrs " st ls of
eaxe AeeoFLtEx ~ the Of sAit deed os t. ct
saia bs ef eHetahte asc1ks taase tulr.1 Wholly eae
rene- &C AMI confirmed hf ee:tasn deed Q! esrvs1.nce
made executed By tho sad G1be% tozeth.r
.is - y 5, n 4a SE ss4 sa1;I H*" IT
du:3 tlai iof reeod in TIE Re:orders of1e IN and
6sr he cson,Y z coox ,fssss, % ss r. + e II
page 3lA apieas+ by the Ncosdxrs certificate
do.se ca lie taek Of Aale ssei- AnA ~hes.=s t i<A
hode1s of sa bills of s1ces1ke a1vs niade appa.an
t4 ssu ~ 2Feaasts nts.tooc. "a nd ceet q tEns
now therefore. l. the II. Marx skiase. Do hereby give
aosie .hat r15:a ss;s .; :; .se 3o;s
i seil Al pubic ale.0a It ae Suthu ortf tha Court
liozss 81, of Chicago IA the county Of Coax and
E..se OF aais to The cub. following
he sa1Liy Cox aad ae illinois aaa kaasn I'D
Distinguished b=Ink tie West tEty 60. sc1es Of The
NORTH ha! Of the Eat bAf OF tie Northwest gu,tes
of ses.a sttesa a, a to.a rhlit! na~ sssl Hash. Il
xthe. ~.h al The h1esi,.rrt trn<.e's md appu.1e
leesnto t~euk!-F. ard al benefit anc eqa:s' d
&c sc1on of The EFaaIoss named n I'D dse4 OF conrey
o4iItd MARX SKINNER T.,.s.e
, 1859-11-01

tie wn:eria ,'en-tt 10 which H. ULswa1dt {lae
manager Hstehe!rs n " as brought t,+ .nnnufac.
Of Wigs aad 7ourfc. Invited tu s hss Wig asd
Hair pytak Rooms No. 100 Lake street ani examine
,e-c esrnus lr15ucoas of art. 70 scrutiny drtce.
the as.id:la from The 4tur4 ~aeu ussd The heal.
, 1859-11-01
Atgal ADVERTISEMENTS.



~ 49, Ae1,ntsF Aaren s9d KARAT: Atzrs ~ vse r.
- 6t7sJ DA7aoa aud Ju-3 W. lay.so1- his .Hs,
L. I; q q. t5e ss II = sss<9o Z ~ 5:ss os Sg1
~ ee-7rr 10 Jes:a Il. Lear:aE.ra cettan eesd az
80. = ta:a t:s alr s-i Je-: 2fcE1Ad- % r.
~ 2tsU.Ls =: t:- 81 ':stG,scTy ao.e-. c1ea OF
ea'e VIA sid H1-t -: she!f raid noF1kazc
saossa ~ sEt5<d. aaa @at-h I'D S4sc
a - s.ei "a 1Ae Ee: RS c:e- 'or cooA eouHrv
IL - - bTS -. .teG . :.c1 x-eA 1aka tae. tAd
- - - ~ nc: :'e a.:. ,sos, wess BY sed
a9ea*o "a A.t.isd 10 f:< u1,{t% xned the tzt
Ga ~ a2Ei = T.: - ao.' .*f4lt rasn been made "a
Eaxt @aid ae, beat so~ It. pant dc Nov the7efsfe
paic noes u ht Fsby EEsn tht Ia pursaAaes Of and b
slt Of tie H. aud the satht:y ~ aid tpo;,xe
eo1fd, sc f.s The pustcs@ ot Ing aid shaii
on wednesday The twenEy e:srt csy " Dee+fL or ~ u
ths koH: nft.h ooek In tr otenoon ot that da .: th
Io::a rs o[ s Court houso "a the Lily Ut hia Ia
sse :ouaty q oos = &c Q: lli3ls 4 p1hl
H1a y tire eJter for e+h the ;oEo ~tEK t< CITED
pssmisss *taa;e lying Aaa being Il nd CIV Of Ih;ean
Gc CuulT Of C"uk. 1Ld ssAt* a{ illinois, knoWa ~ ut
tere- aze:eea Il II oock Numbered ttT MI IN tho
seaol -tetlon Add ch!.axn. > p.sui
tss desc1ted In ,rtxa-e. soksttes h Nj 4nd
E14r se teheElcs:, and apputen
taeeIat' h<oas Wit pertaining. Aat III the
IT, asi equiy q tssmpttoa ot ,ad e1aarr r. AeF-
WILLIAM OuDA Aas:zoes OF sal! AotikaEc.
GnrHszKa Ro1x:a4z AL, - tor The aAssueas.
Ck:eako, utio5ef 3.lh, iS63. ccHA771 IN
, 1859-11-01
Pilgrims PrOgrF ~ Alleged 10 be a Pln-
EfnstAi1a.


The Cavri.r d<t EIdts Unis Of yesterday con-
tail,s the following singular announcement un-
DIR The head Of Fds1s Iirers:
''Ttlere is not in Great Britain more re-
markabe book than rilcrin's Progress.' 1t
is sort of 1elcmaclIus Of Protestant religious
literature, aud is more highly esteemed by tic
English than Fene1on's cktf itrrrr< 1ll,i,eitt
This work has been attributed to john ltunyaa
But young ".:man, named Catherine I.a6elta
Curt, has just published in London TRANSLATION.
Of IN old French manuscript iu the Erisisl, Mn-
scum, which is alnost word for word, I'uny vans
f'iIerim'x Progress. The manuscript is ths
work Of Clergyman, T.. dc Gridesille, ~ha
lived in the fifteenth century. Its title in Nor.
man English. is Iytgre"aoge If the .Soar!<. The
printer, Caxton, who occupied the sane posi-
tiun in England as the Etieunes in Paris, pub
Iished in 1e43 translation Of this manuscript
Of which the authenticity appears incoutestlLie
II would seem, therefore, that the credit Of this
celebrated work belongs to France, although
France hitherto has sho~n less appreciation, u
tile original than England las bestowed upo,
| the copv."
So far the French Journalist.
We know noihins ef the authority on which
| this statement. which looks like randrd. j.
founded; but il The story should happen 10 b.
true, it will create no little hubbub in lhe lite
rary world.
, 1859-11-01

English Invcstnlcts fn the u. =.
The London 1Imtt, in its City Article Of the
18th ,,st., commenting on the difficulties en-
counter.d By Englishmen in search Of insest-
ments, says:
America, which might nj this juncture have
afforded the mos: suitable field tor the enjoy
n,cnt Of British capital, to the advantage not
nlerety Of The two countries, but Of tlse world, is
at present moi 10 be seriously namcd as com-
pctitor for our financial confidence. Her srccu-
tatiye securities we're thought year or two 20
to have reached the point Of greatest disfavor,
but the past twelve monts have shown that sucl,
wns not the case. New York writer's will proha
biz attribute this to any but tue right cause, ret
they will scarcely attempt to demonstrate that
British capitalists, to whom rrtionaf rrrjudccs
il little known when the safe acquisition Of IN
extrx one or two rer cent. interest is in question
have ever manifested any want Of cEedui,.y 50
long as cvcn credulity coutd hold on. Can,.Iian
investments, owing TO tile late*t experiences Of
the GrHud Trunk and Great Western Railway
lines, are not much rcmored from the ordinary
American categ0ry.
The Tim.< concludes F" That no outlet of any
magnitude fur our superintendent means Is like
Is ior some time to offer ITSELF and TINT Cousols
and ar,.;aary Railway stock, mus. continue in
iucreased demand until the commercial prosper.
ity Of he country takes tnrn, or new signs
t,f war create alarm. or prices hare attained lLc
mania point, when the plbsiet now so discreet,
will rush into nny novel impossur~ TIA: may be
concluded for then"
, 1859-11-01
1tcal G5ta1r,

TOR SALE-1At low prices and
l. very favorable terms.
IE0U SES AND LOTS
IN Michigan avenue West Randolph strict, farqncr.tnt+
Ns~t .1ac.bun stttlt Ues Iiaiss atret ar Ne-t Van
ci'' cci ' No.: wa!tc1s Gi,.ek 81 s i,sarnin s,1:,
T OTIS FOR :,,;:r..S s:ALE !, At LAKE
Thr lots hrlonEiux Ia I.lNl, UNIVERSITY. and nov
n Ird fur &ac }r fas"rah|e iudac fents to taT~'s
wishing epjy pleasures nf ceEutry lft v thin
it:Mrn r"lc Of tue II. "f Cl,ls&o.
Thry arel e1teh Ist ErSt on the wet hank Of Lake
rEa. elevated one hundred fte above The rrrt II the
L1te e.,.t yhi1 ml!. s'1 fEnn CtcaEo Rh tth
uiu raj and ner krufs aud natural htatir. aud Il, sl
H1itut IT l,1 tilt adrautlgtA for hellt4.
FIJI resort ard s+*A.ttr l Ia TX exceeded " A1y The
nIlo.c IT in the Western country.
lug Acadny building tile preparatory depart q
Lind Eh!ytst In. MrH erected the past *cax6n. Ah s
UNSUCCESSFUL npe alton in charge Of F. Miller u.
nr% fa*scasrt bc,tt st,rr IN! mre tsAr t!Hzca
dwellings tnre errtfet whhiI tllr past year.
IL adj nn the feS rIas ttrhuE tratnr acronnna'
tUh train saEnR m c0tnIatEnt rAes hslf
the regular fare teavcx CcaE every E. and rctufra
every niurnnE thus 7rttg busnts* nlrn
~!rrnd ay city and be witt their families at
Acot hotel hscn opened and In successful operation
f.r tHa7G than year past. -,
fox :1ng PURPOSES, lying the t"w containing fra4
trc ts. eac which viii be sud 1t reasonable
prcc4. and IN u>uaf terms.
ytssty Association ind fsw nhft lnt
ot1sons xhu wish them for innrasc Improvement and
cultivation
inktHn &rett OF atiFcss hm liz tost nmc- eS
~. Chicago, l!nus. fEEEis iAdE. AFfEt.
my6 in.
, 1859-11-01

Af1 ha!nK hseu male In The performance 1t tie cond
tio;. Of eefa.n .nd. ntere Of ATkse s1*sae 70 she
Haerslxn1d Ay John tnai nh bx4snx l2ts The
;:ehd4y uf pxrents! tAs and reo u ths st of Tie
<ecrctruf I<-d% Of haca,Enkn cnunty. NroA In bsak
pA& ~. Notice Is therefore heFeh. 311 Ind
Ill rasuaS< VI the p.x~F !Aued n ssid no1tkakt
~es.a S4iu dAy, The fth day of Sovec2h<e, i. H.
ISL II ten ocek IN te ffet Of THAI tAy- II the
S"nt nor ot the .onr Hou.e IN the e,y Of cheax sel
pnhc ancG1a tbs hGhvs b:dss. Tor cash. tes fnaw
sa pfupetty 1es rlbwd il. nostkaxe Abuse nA1d-
~; Los tnn.Ett s1o g, nd sx T., 'n e:aek samhtr
I~etye ttj AID fs nuh<f st1 t1ck
tv. aud l"t numb TWO e, IT, buck
her nnesttn tts': asa. lMs numbE ~" - and huu<r
len t!p tn ek number 49, together wtts aud 4in
tie nsEtA> hs etzfasnts A1t ap uSfnat
fh~teastu belonging " n NY appettan..'x The
ah've 1ct& eibx In Galloway his AdaIt,on to the
town Of rtnana thsmpaka eounsv and Ut ltno.~
A4.ktD y; WATERMAN! 4c.:esxss..
JA~r. A,gorr.v
, 1859-11-01

- ALE ELAi EdtAEx-No1.<e IS hereby given thAt
wae.e-s Hsracn Cfevean - { u:a, his w!f. 4at Jhn
r. Easst aL M4sT j. h- wife ry TER crrtn let.: VI
IEu. xrxuta tue Is CAY Of July, s. D. ISIS OF Re
eF.. i. G.o Eo1Ity ecunis. III culsty Us untfr
sctd Trustee M pteat.ts and vsStS sere:aItxr
:e-crtei n The nf thu Of rt+ Thon
x-nd sh Hundsed ani Extten pol!ss and % MI. SC
c': TX 1ot1e tesu VI sa1 Aieyt&ua aa. Ru se% tvu
Fetn-y Atts. p:r rlyatlt on lie 1ah tay
& .uy. /. D. e3s tn Il r Lfa ures With 10 Cent
!ntest. ou by nna clause In ss!d TFasS her extended
ua0 tle :1h tay II tle u.lIth A4t afoTe>ah3-
Now thertfos f1at having made In the nent
Of sad Sot,s rouc-i. he;rt! &r+n all pvrsous nts:
sst1 tat APPLICATION hsvn hten maze 10 me- b. the tsa!
Eu.a.r Il ntex sutntunt1 ior the sale " .aid
pr~n!ss that shall on Tuesay Tie eighth day Of Nd
r.rtE ensuing. ten oeIck by vfstue of tie
po~e. authority conferred upon by ~! Det Of
TFt n!e: ft SHE AMI ,et 10 the bidder ter cash
II LIZ t 1o"e If Tie T.. u House. In tne city OF tLlca
&c. the PREM IN SD DEED Of Trua follows
lat " uut nu4t,es tae CAu2l Iu.
ices *uo.lStsn tf Asi!hn - township thirty
Fine i:st north fM'teen tn. If the th. pm
c Erts,ia. he city Of chicago, az bounded fu:
sux8: n.uk 1t tut u III 1t L4s h1rees two
Erntsr thirty fert west # the east Inc q seon
-esaf. running hrIce wt.H afnk The crrtre 1t
aa4 urr.l Inc test tef GoFth Ere parallel
Hh u Ad section tn the u t.hs
cat IL: sunvesht ntth aid .oAth, thtee line
?atae. wilt. lie GENRE II L.ke ,t:e.t uin~ty f.,
!Es vest Ene q: Iatcel": l1 sll BY Charles tzn 10
Ma. E!c-s tae-ee su1th sl .,Ss west .ias ~ the
place n o.ctaa:nI.
la chtt:.,". Cr.,.eE The seventh. One Thousand
Ex.: ltue.:r... aud f.isy -N',e-
, 1859-11-01

no" in 'qEs ss,: .sa r. sstE ~ Il full .aa
CIR OC E r I ES,
Composed. In r.n te1lo.. 70 .hes re :av'ss the .s-
t<ntion Of The trade:
50 hhda Museavado Sugar,
125 do Porto Rico do
20 do Now Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar.
$50 do New Fork do DO
rs bags Old Governm't Java Coffee.
125 do 1.agnifa cotfoe,
$50 do Rio do
25 do Adocha do
100 bbls Now Orleans Molasses,
IS IS Dc Do as. sassr House Syrup. ep
100 do Golden do
rs DO Portland do
400 hlf chests Greon and Black Toa
$50 bx sawyer's White Erasive Soap
100 do Jesse oakley's do do
900 do AlPalm Soap,
100 do Star Candies,
- do sterine do
- do Houid co
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
17o do Chewing do
as butts do do
15o fancy caddies do
ITO NJ imported Cigars,
50 jars Maeahoy snun,
273 boxes oswogo Starch,
as bags Pepper,
as do Spice, as boxes Cloves,
as Gases a ! Nutme.~,
42Scs Primo aiee, 400 mts 0assi2
76hxsS1imo Goldfish,
175hf bb1s AL White fish,
1872 boxes Ecalod Herring,
40 a. AL do
194 bags Dried Apples,
5bbls Zante Currants,
1873 boxes Layer Raisius,
576 do n. R. do
oahfbxs do do
2Oo coils Manila and Jute Hope,
A75 rcams Wrapping Paper,
375 bales do Twina,
112 bbls Pure Cider Vinegar,
120 do Dairy Salt,
a5o boxes Pipes,
| For s,le very low II. D. GiLMAS Coz
1e5rtr III south Hat7 sttet
, 1859-11-01

GrATE UF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ c41s- SUPERIOR Cou,s Of Chiee Ianuary Tenn.
lse1. Jnteph 3. kason vs- l1rs :. Z Bis4wJ: clasA
f. Bausy Afrd smith, Iahn wooIada,e. T.. E!1aneth
+. eo4os!txe Maria buter. Christina '. \. Butler, H7n-
nah +. ut..f, Waller Hnter James A. Butler. Bsna-
~ ba.e: 5eha u; E''a. FaaaJ E Eld, and 1oan e.
A3tav!t Of The rtsdenee Of Nara Buttf7 Christina
:. A. bIEe1 Haunah Busiet. xItet Bus!sr and Jane.
" ratrt Eye n hA defen:ants above na-el. has!sE
t<n tet tse oe 0! ,ht ct,k Of .aa sa2< eS9 sn;
OF Che1gn- Notice I+herebs xveu 10 the <d MsilA nut
lsr Chr stna a. Butler. UannAh T. Butler WaftE h-
let and James y 4. bllsr- 1has b. nsa ~
bill Of cco.ht ia sid the c7Anesy &1he oesot
CT L. day Of hsber ls:q .nd h1t sam@oas
iertE pot tss.xd It said ttsn< sAts tisndsoss
!r1nvnsh- :ke drst Monday 1t 5aaua, ae1 1se ~ Il
~ Sse.s you T.. e,ia N.a Es:}s-. Christina A.
B11er E7an.s 7. Butter wai,ts botex and !.1'ss IT v
or Cur, x Csok eo9ny On tse cl,t az ct
I'm tss dr.t Nond.Y Of January lse+ AID pssad ans~r
Or ds1an 10 tae aad compl,,aaats on e w
m anI the matters and thus theren Charged and s1ted
iii b. ,aksp - confessed ai esee entered Ai1st yo1
sccordtak to The prayer Of zatd BILL ,
uA11rr i HHexeueK. couprsa sol'n. oelzassa-iw
, 1859-11-01
IEesy Louis Napoleon 1Eooed but did
NOT Win.

IEesy Louis Napoleon 1Eooed but did
mot Win.
It 1nay be interesting. sayst he Home journal,
to repubish The following extract from con.
Eersation with FeninsoEe Cooper. iu ls5i, re-
curded 1T tic time by Mr. Willis. then in raris
II vas calling upon Lafas cite one day (said
Mr. Cooperj un'i Was lei in by his confidential
servant who, it struck me, showed signs OF ha,-
ing something to conceal. He &ail his master
was ut home, aud. after u minutes hesitation,
made way for mt to 20 on, as usual. to his pr-
7aic roonl-but saw there WAS some eH,barass~
meat, Fl walked ia and found Tue General a!uue
lie inquired with some cagerncss who let mc in,
aud whether met an old acquaintance going out.
told lin that his servant had admitted nc,
and ilat there was something peculiar in the
mans manner; but as had seen no one else. I
knew nolsin. more.
"Ah. said the General, that fellow put him.
IN the side room. Sit down and will tell you.
Prince Louis Napoleon bonapartc WAS here two
minutes agh.'
~ expressed my surprise. Of course, for this
Tas in -, ~hea it was death for ionaparte 10
enter Fruncc.
"le7.' continued The General. and lc came
with proposition. liz wishes to narrr mv
granddaughter, cementiuc. unite the Krpnh!i-
cahists and lrnperialists and make himself En-.
peror and make my granddaughter Empress"
"'And, if it be mot m indecent question:
said. what was your answer, my Gear Gene
ra!?'
""I told linn, said Lafayette. that my fam
iEy had the American notion on III It subject, anil
chose husbands for ti,cmsclyes-tlat there was
The young la.ls-hc ,ui.il 70 court hcr, aud il
she liked him, l had no ofjcc,iun.'
Mr. Cooper did no. tell us, for Of course lie
did not know. aow the Prince piled his wooiny,
nor Why he faicd. The f4,r C:en,entine, ui.o
thus, possibly. lost her CHANGE ol beng an Hut
rrc.s, married II. DE- beaumont, and uow feprc.
sents her rejected almirer as the Frcncl. En,-
baysad,ess ut ,he Court Of Austra. Shortly
after this visit tu Lafa, etic, Mr. Cooper was in
London, and mentioned to the Princess THE
widow Of the elder bruthcr Of ,lle President u
Fr.uce) this venture of Prince Louis into 1hc
dcn OF the Orleanists. "lIe is mad:" was the
only reply-
, 1859-11-01

~ Cry Ee.ks OE.e. Ck:r4ko, st-tnhtr 4. 1-,5.
Futlc notice hereby xi1eu Ill ler.ons Interested TIA:
tie Conm.sier apulnfel b. the common srunr Of
esT U! Chs<o. ID The of H1nd7' !. a7i
de'n.d asaedtlsd " PnAlsg 81, -eiEs the Al<}
L~f hi. ~. sshoo. se. On at,[to. u Chcaxc h.
Cd (.
Apy oesen II from sad assesssoett au
lie rtr tal-cttsa. M sstlEk. II my aace before
toodas, tie M d,y Of eort u.oer. i3. o'clock
Gnunon GnuAta Will, th1 time In th. Council
Koon hear al. OBJECTIONS IL sa!I assessment, an4
and conar1u aouul the 4aua-
, 1859-11-01
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

~ COUNTY, SS.-Cook nunty Crrnls Court. Noven.
Der Term, H. D. lsjs Lyman Emore and T. Mar
In. SnstaI f. niirnlen v atet r. uaeh, Timothy
rt:hapuAa 4nt ChaFre :. smith.
Pubic hsct Is hereby G:ytn the said Sltoa B. hit
,eaaeu, Matter T. li4tth. Tsn,".sy T.. charu.a anil
.hA!.. sTita thai ~sis q asthnent i>.a,a ~ II
The Office Of the Cerk Of the cok COUNTY !fcut CGuf
daet the II September A. D. .as9 Il the spt ="
The sna Lyman E!nse anl t:a!n<ias n: Aa4ttn. ana
dollars. directed to The Sheriff Of ok ccunty which sAid
~rt hAs been returned stscuisst Sa1 taex'tr "nltss
nre The ~;d Zoos Ceuh Circuit Court % nf :cfutt the
CAY If the newt s.1 theoof to ht olde II the Court
M"uax in the citv Of Chicago, the third Moa iav No
enler \. H. l.39 give II tail and plead u fht saa!
aiau!. t!hn, u Eutat will be eutet4 Il inst on mi
in fAyor ns the slt LYMAN E.ort Ani oselaus X. AsF
n. anL a1ucb Of the pm e1tv ascht nav u ~ IL
efe.t sait-fy tas ii as1, md eo, iii b. soas III
~a.Isfy the *su1e. WM. l.. .cHC ECU. tfS-
,i1stuA Tla,AAx re-. t1t'1 y ets.94
, 1859-11-01

~ 1ofk Cook County. SS.-Supet rCourt Of 70.
In Cnaneery. E1nst !en1 4 William II. Gallup spd
Ianes Aaycro!t. Bill to soree!r = mortgage
fuelc gusIce u hertoy given st pa1snaacs o! d.
eet order entered IN h. above etr LED The
iytsss dry Of teueer. \. D. 1852 In oss. AAAes
the day M. L. b. ly II ten oe4oek
i! lit fo.enn of sa1 day. se At puzzle ar:.iuu y .hc
aest ttl:ef ea.h, ut the n0rh door nf tho rnuss
IL -e .kse:y ctieaxo IN the County - ds.'e afa1s
The fol vt icoe4 real ssS.te VI 70 ueh IN. ssof
may BE- MIKE the " npra II A-.d
axe1r With iateres; and t-wt: That esstaa .a.ua
e. k ptsee u ai known A. north eAi Of ,hs
fractional ,w"shfp forty t+ anssh Of iv.lss :
evien, Couasy OF Gaok .ut: stae 0. Iln:s rrf
sx.J two acse- twt.syous EunrGA. q ~ se1e ee
:. n. f-.s. IRA StOT.
Mastes u h4neeyo of The superior cout Ut. he.so.
, 1859-11-01
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS,
BENEFITS
Champion Farm NIL ,


The attention Of dealers and tht pn5c generally pr
tieuary invited tu the
New and Unrivslied Portable Farm NIL,
Nhieh h lie lAts7t and beet Improvement In Metallic
Gtl.Mtick NILS. and tie .
MOST SMILE. DURABLE ANC EFFICIENT
F.Hu 3Lu of< ri Ia lie rns.c. IS r:fy at achsd
To ste7n- NAtsr wlnd Po~eF AE1 70 AaAted 70
,hs Endck Of Corn n the sell - ~ sft knos
tu1 for aoec md x'na tie saaa- VIA krsat
~, either conze tns Il olads u ne e's, ~ T. sno
ed IN the most :nh,saatla n a%1 e ~ ~ op
Atnn both er7shes shr ,n Ills ~. y IN -
trry Of r.Is NJ snpe an1 eest. -
retaet Of ad uss4s r. Hattrf u INC peaea.. sttsn
tun ef the shell atl kr;nder !" lAtss alara foaAons
d il net EnEdox EAe<* tA1. eat1 snf s dssees
ssray lis action ftade'ed ssen ~
sasi heztinx qn.!t:e aad the ot va.son 10
uspS ntreofore 1,nert y any M! q Ess y
o:hsrs eoup'r.ey and rtua!ly neGsdi1s tes: dsssen
and Is cpn1tsnLT Recommended TO tas pone - rEsse
n AID pe>+<.s'k laroI.1t ad.a,fs&es ua3alsea By
hu little syae. and weshs aus bout rs ooada They
b.. .o,i at IT, follu 1!nk IoW prices:
Miu -hhous 1os: fst making F!ous. g
Wuh snIN
~sASFoRp / HALL, scle Asta.s for the Scrta-
Wa. cor- North Laaa.e and R!verstA-. vkav ths Mills
t.1 ~ zen iu vt,erzuou pc11-4&&%lm
, 1859-11-01

MASTERS SALt-- State Of Iii,
191 ntl. Cook tonrtv s4-Snperinr Court Of chcsxo
EssJstt& kSsk INN I. e. al=txtlIuu for MS

charles LEN.
ru:c Il st,rbF given thas IN pavs4pee Of de-
csetal Anef entered IN the Atnre emitted eat& The
t.eIss fvu,th day Ct September. a. D. !ss Ira scott
M,:ser ID e lnsrrT 9f ne VI Cht.S" viii
ncock in forenoon Of aid DAY. rll public suction
HE ilsr fer ca.h. North is u The Cuut
II the tltv ot Ctica 10 sA.d county anl >lAte
the xts. tt and inter VI the 1a detea4f. 0rsA 7.
Snn~. and u 3l thrtsn tij} n bloe4 thirty 49,
Woco.ti Atauu IL salu county of 70 i. and
ai-n the t7e Actl hss ling sd wood Lei antnx
k14 -t rte~a. '"1s:h: with ths tepemea:s, he.t I-
an.. H.A stoli