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, 1860-04-12

fl>O IsENE-l1ote1 and ,toc+-
The Ho,el kneszn Is tho Lake II.v.e. In tL;e-a tv
tnx MD * ue e1s aerans ~ rep rs. VII aTe
n-srlY a.e.d ,.Eow tfn.a Ten: M y '.sorahe
TrIly for rent. Apk1. 10 X. s"tlH. a ths tote q
@r.5 loo:. hu.1iEa eorstr OF So'sh Val sud
sfxAAkh
, 1860-04-12
The Mormon Conference.

1AC4r. II. Ap4l*-
The Mormon Conference continues in session
II, ,h>1 j acc Frum tue reports .na'ie to shc
Conference IT would anpear thas larEe ccces-
lie nuu.',er OF believers. It wa aunounce.
taat vigorous c&3r,e will al nncc be made to
disc!aiin a!l connection witt, rso teachings aud
op:r .1ions Of Brigham, Yo"n: aad company. 4
weck1y paper, representing this bra'.ch of tie
Mormon Church. is 70 be ISSUED u. u; once. IN cin.
S5rc4d the doctrines Of the Church. Circulars
w.re ordered to be printed for. circulation
among the Mormons Of Utnh, Eifins the pro-
csedinsa Of this Conference. ana the ris~s en-
tcfta.ued of Brigham Young aud his followers.
Joe Smith refuses TO unchurcl tho Hrlgnaln~
its priesthood. urtil m opportunity is given
them to como back to the bosom Of the true
ehuvch -
, 1860-04-12
Great Gold Btorfct.


lou correspondent, " Rocky Mountains" has
Dean humbngging your readers, else lie is q ric-
Tim OF de1usion himself He writes too mucb in
the Baron Iunchausen style to cntit1c him to
popular credence. hare no doubt but his
statements about tho "a Gulch d,ggings; tic
$500 10 the pnn full; the SIS per day; the
wonderful quartz, and al that sort Of thing, are
arrant, ilnpudcnt humbugs. Orc assertion
stamps tho character of the whole, wherein he
sars that "0n Clear Greek there are sereral
very rich discoveries made the past week, fur
nishiug IS. q and s5 per single pan .frots tht
surface dou1!'' All gold diegers know that
the "dust" is ncror found on the sur
face. bnt always on the bed rock.
The miner must always SO down to the
hard pan. no matter how far that may be.
When be ASSERTS that " nine out Of every tTclvc
"1nen Of all who may come, are perfectly Ger
"tasn OF making from IS to ecS per day for tue
"next eight months with the simplest rocker
ain the couamoncst gulch placer he exposes
himself to the charge of being either C. foolish
knave, or knnrish fool. But his elaborate
disquisltion on the value Of "cloice lots'' in
Denver and Auraris, shows pretty plainly here
be derives his information. lie evidently fur
ec,, CORNER 1ot." 49, '' 'p'D''1' ~
,,.,.nt ~ ...of, .:..:.. ,,,-,
pest ,o,d ,n;,;u,- H.. ...s:' - 49,. ~,
A4s W.. AAe ..@' '!.'
the quartz rock, and comparatively little
H. to be found in gulch or dit dir
.inea. The 1onv tom nan or ~,r,-.'-
e., g., =. e., ~
VIII nna oa1 ht:!s 10 GO, until tue
quartz crnsher, driseu by water power, Grst
provides them yyork. And mos, n t.os,. who
.. 1,:,..,. r..,--:., - 'Ao', " NV
~ ~ 'Ae 1e'sA VIII ao1n'og oe1'cf HAN
pick, pan or rocker, will return With fisherman S
luck, after losing their outfit aud half wears
t'ne' Ii man wants 70 succeed, let him club
h's means With TWO or three others, and pur-
chase an outfit consisting OF s1x horse porta-
, 1860-04-12

Tribune writes under date Of &bc 9Th inst:
The Attornes-General has given no opinion
In regard TO the Mexican steamers aud prison.
ers csp,n5ed near Vera Crux, and il pcrplexed
of piracy cannot b. msintained, Is 1t frt A.
nurned II the Navy Department, and without it
sbe stenmert nse no. legal prizes, nor arc the
prisoners properly held. Tue whole atfair vas
M exercise Of high handed authority, which the
Administration was compelled to appzorc in
risH Of tbs Prssideute Instructions 10 Nr. Nc
Lana, aud 1he avowsd purpose t. aid Ju1rez r.
respective Of public lay.
, 1860-04-12

ITO REE'F-A Residence from MAY
nr>s~ The yelling hou-e Nj. 81 atn*d *d-le +tre bs
tive. wes 'ni FE'nk z *,tc'* 6 p 9ninE ''kas tFss
lat Is alxIat Cosru;s1ty rs4hed BY Vel ssrs<s onhi-
b1zFa by Cs.e ttrert AMI f'heas, avenur.
, 1860-04-12
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, APRIL u. 1860.

CLAW ScnooL OF 7HE Ex1vEns1rr or CHICAGO.
The third term of this institution commences
to day-class in Pleadings and Practice, on
Monday next. Exercises consist in daily lec-
lures, examinations, moot courts and extempo-
raneous debates. The fucilities nor offered for
preuaratiQp for the bar are uuEurpas6ed.
, 1860-04-12

light yesterday and little doing. No cases we're
disposed Of. Pending-thc trial Of Louis Pcnte-
cost for larceny Of a beifer, and People vR.
Sanders ard Ilookman. for burglary.
, 1860-04-12
Hundreds Of County Fairs.

At The 1ate U. s. Far = Cac.-o th- Society a~arsd
this Machine The FIRST fs.hM1u y 0ee7d sitvef Ae'
Ttc Loek stitch ~ .hls uschr Is the oaly stitch
snce t1c tlde Of int scam. 1t Il a!e with u ead-
:e y lhr fsse az! nset!es Cd IT, ts es1
time atd Iaanrr .v{ux u1d.:e /. does the sew,rE ct
family mauufact4'e ~ s1cr "a md bsaut'. .,i:chnt
estnl,' trsrrr r. qulse 70 co = e eamc by rand:
xi,3U3 81 st~hs msch1a were lin 1852. printed
viii, each ma nt this 1ttc rally cit 70 tLoE it,
usc Al orders exreute win aud 1ruMotltEde Ma
ehtrcs bAu khIprd Atc to6eG tn t,rE tee4aY
10 usa ths A. dr!v 'sd By twitho1: In
'"'' Ghv. i. CMlT Emily, asasra. ASral.
No. Is7 i la3 1aks et- EAl.ae~+ ri.
H.~ AMT p n n.h3.h5. m tste
, 1860-04-12

SALE or TIE FOSTER NorsE.--We learn TIN.
Kinzc streets has just ben purchased by Lean
der J. McCorm ck, Esq.,, for s45,o"o, part cash
and the balance IN time.
, 1860-04-12

Ea'tcss Of fclss A*r 1E'rs'sr:
Who has forgotten the pleasures, the benefits,
or the snccess Of 1le ''ArI Exposition" which
was held III our city, during the last season?
aud the question is on every tongue, L. it to be-
repeated this coming summer:
THIS year - to be :. men1o' able one in our his
tory. Tho Convention which notts }le1c in
Mny will bring. FROM NIL paris of tl1~ country,
many thousands TO our ciiy for the first time;
and lt,e Impressions which they will obtain Fl ON
their own observations. aud the testimony
which ttc,e thou AIDS will be ah!e tn give lra.:,
What they hsvc seen md heard, will be worth
more. ant; 10 more. in plac:u. our citr before
,hr courtrr in Ler true position, than apy
arcnn, Of i!2ttcr.writing and newspaper rara-
craphs.
W. naye son,o things Of which our young
CITY can well be 1,r4,,td. Our system OF rail-
roads centcrins here, orr rnsmmoth grain ware
houses, our beautiful stores and dwellings which
have sprung up as by euc!.an,nent, our heauti-
FIJI; school buildings and admirable school sys-
, 1860-04-12

ErSAw4T.-A valuable horse belonging to
Henry Lauders ran away on Washington street
on Tuesday, using UP the vehicle be started
With, md much iujuring himselc
, 1860-04-12

SHIPMENT FOE Ca1cAco.-We notice that
Meszrs. Butts 4 Kendall shipped on Saturday
from Cleveland, 5G4 tons Of coal for the Chica-
70 Gas Company. per schooner D. r. Martin.
, 1860-04-12

4 C4no.-CAicaqo. Apra T.. 1sso-Tnos,
CkonGE, ESQ: have used one Of the Winshlp
RefiYerators for two years, and consider it By
far the best article for the purpose Intended
that ever saw.
apl0 lW q. F. GATES.
, 1860-04-12

SrntSGr1ELn RKrrnLIcAx.-Sativcs ofthc 1:ay
State should rccollcct that McSally 4 Co ,, II
Dearborn street, are now prepared to'rcccire
subscriptions for this fayorita New Eagl:.ad
newspaper. Single copies can also be purchased
at their counter
, 1860-04-12

THE CITY.

Auction Sales thss Morning.
Superior Household Fuzl'ure, Carpets, IirrusS ETC,
this morning at sE oeork, bg Gilbert Samr.on Aut.Iou,
ctr., e Lake street.
-Hou:ehol1 Furniture at 10 O'Clock At II u 40 street
Miscellaneous Dooks at AZ. Il 4s H. and - Dearto:n Il:
". 4. Luttefs & Co., Auct1cncers.
, 1860-04-12
LOCAL. MATTERS,

- Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and at prices to suit the
times.
, 1860-04-12

4 4EnNEaSc2 kHHAeCs
Tic 'rennesee. Mayua.d who spcutcd against
the admission Of kansas xessc,jay, goes by the
e,.nnrlr: q. the "H.ark Saas." ame3g tue
Evpu:;ca1 members ana r";'u7ters 1T WASH
:.,,tcn. He Cro!csses 10 art with tile South
A.neticans. int IL regarded By thcn With dis
.rus:. ou Iii te:.. questions lie so'cs with the
t';>un!an Democrats. lie isa l.ankce by birth
aa'l ':-inE'n. up he .n':1s:ei to Tennessee
anti sc, up pcdngoGuc. Shortly afterwards
!!.' married plantation we'll stocked with "1at,
si-,I; - re. 80 Sircc til II lie has made his
Sr: En- .:=.:.i principles subscrsieot to his plan
'a:l Il interests: lc is the mcautst AID inost
:rt:::..ras ,ncnb:r in the South American
,,r.rinn. and is flcs2iscd 1y lis partizan a:so
u:.,, IS IN a:ostale Yankee. lie lakes more
,.4,rs ,ll..u I'll: ether Sou:h A1nericau, 10 nuke
p7d:s: ri his fca!ty tu the stare breeders. lie
.nns,aaly acts At IT lie felt hir:s:lf suspected
by the tjrc.caters, If being irccsoi9er in dis.
Gui=c as,l that it was necessary to 60 out Of his
wnv ru rr,vr his suunjness OIL the goose. In
personal appearance lie is tal1, tong-lrggcd and
lan!,. lie wea, his lair very long i'll imitation
Of chivuiry 1'rvor, whose manners he apes. In
complexion te is cross between m Indian and
,p,..a,tp, snd la. snaky Indian ]oot about him
&c rc.::i his objection tn Lie admission Of
k.usa, on Know Nothing aud Democratic
grounds. T4c peopl:, lie contendea, had not
c,a,i.lir,l Wit, :Ac provisions Of tic EnsliA1'
blk; )" and foreigners were allowedt to votc upon
declaration oi int.';ion5-iust rs thcy are par
u,i,1rd 10 tlu iu Wisconsin, minnesota, Oregon,
and n'ilcr ncw states.
Bu. no matter Hl'ut arguments be n.y o1cz
f:r o- ;..;'4:'at any measure, Maynard is always
.1;c to be found voting with The fire CATERS
, 1860-04-12

T!:r Temperance Ship of Chicago has been
blown ou.o: lie shore, who're The has -bes n
reltcd with the maddened waves Of the rum
irn.iic 50 long 1..lt She is driven nearly on, Of
sight :u:o TIE sand. An etIort ia &bon. to be
r,rdc to hsul' her OF. Operations will com.
mence at ths Bethel Church. corner Of Wells
and Michigan streets. this Thursday evening, at
hA!f ps:t seren c'ciock. Exceileut Epeeche; On
frst-ret4 time is expected.
l1o! shipn1atesl Ho: Landsmen. JET Ill
mount the u'indInss here; we must tave her
afaat; few turns wilt do It, and when once
more IN deep water, she will soon be put in sail.
ing order, aud she is much needed in these
parts. T.
, 1860-04-12

~ Just received md will be sold cheaper
than eyar splendid stock Of Gas Fixtures.
u. 81. W1L4ArTu, Is South Clark St.
nrh9p.
, 1860-04-12

Hcp.IbfEcAa Victories III W(nnesotA.
The Evpuh1icaas Of ST Anlhon5 ), ,M,uuesots,
elected their ticket for city officers, with or
TWO exceptions. On the Sd iuxt. bE an average
majority o: ltN. The Republicans hare six
Aldermen ard the Democrats orc.
The Republicans MISC elect their eusiEc ticket
in s.e .ewn If Minneapolis by an average major
ity Of 20 '''. '"<! !.i'::'
, 1860-04-12

M1111Anr.-The Chicago Light Guard had
drill ut the Cadets Hall last evening, with tho
Mimic rife.
, 1860-04-12

AUINltk4UM F1 ENN&A8s
Tic House Of Representatives yesterday
,,usscd the bill for tho admission Of Kansas by
n vote uf 1G3 to 773-ncarIy two thirds. The
uaiu provi:icra Of the bill vii be found under
the Congressional brad.
The Wheat Crop.-h1tcF. Southern and
NJ 1. II. II.
On Tuesday re rode orer the line Of tAe Mich
;saa S,u.tcrn and Northern 11dianu Hailroad,
and the !i:c promising appearance of ths wheat
ficlls was tho theme Of frequent remark. Cer-
tenly a. this ssason we never SEM the wheat
look better. Circumstances may Jet occur to
lessen or destru: the crop, but certainly the far
.ncrs If that SECTION were ue:e- cheered hy
finer pru:l.i,c cf III abundant h.s1vcst.
It is worthy of remark also, 4hat tie trims
or this read are uu:h better filled than hereto
fr.e, and everything hetnkens good businees
Season. We Noticed i humber Of Western emf
:;;saats to or- owu and nciehsorins States. 1t
!. scarcely necessary TO add thu. the Michigan
:ou1hc.:s and .;or.hcra 1nd;aca Railroad was
never in 70 good order Us il has BEEN pot under
the cllcien: management: Of Sir. Superintcnd-
Enm:b-N.
The new ti,ac table went iuto operation on
'j"udar, @':l t;c trains now arrive nnd depart
=: norc acasonahte hours.
, 1860-04-12

Lot with tss corner WI. nd Jssx.9n streets. sataas
jxekso,. tsrtt. Lot eor W.l4.h kph Ra 10 ph s.
AIp,y II the of1:e IT |nLkER AEC Tflst, 10 m
No, Wake = Il" ling Dea1b n strc.t Or ~ ]: n.
WarGUUF. & Clark sIfett. 0h131S56len
, 1860-04-12

4 FREIGHT Can BraSED-Ex1cRlSr 0rrr11
Dnsraorrp.-About:: four O'Clock yesterday
morning the watehman on the Lake Shore de-
pot grounds discoverd smoke issuing from
loaded freight CIR Of The G., B. 4 Q. H. r. He
went at once ii work With Lever and p1ied the
car along the track to safe distance from other
cars. where it was entirely destroyed. 1t was
loaded With four wagons md a largo quantity of
grain, prorisions md domestic articles forming
tho complete outfit Of Pixies Peak Company,
organized by Bradley rease. sad about to sta1t
in day OF two for the golden land under bis
auspices. The freight was to hsvs gone west
yesterday morning, and che Company, sompris~
ing aeu,e Of tho North Side citizens, wsrs TO fol.
low On Thursday. Tbs tlro vas undoubtedly
the work Of an incendis.y: Tho sntire loss is
shout 5000. The Firs Department wers ci1ied
out by gsnoral alarm, but The fire had 20 othes
sxt.nt thin as above indicated.
, 1860-04-12
Cfsctkftatu JadfctaR T-lrc&fou.

Cfscuns1n judicial Election.
Tic Mltw.uxee Sentinel contains repertcd
n4iorit:es far Chief Justice from a!1 tho couu-
lies III :hc sr-:e c=cept sercn. and makes Dixon
1865 ah:aa. Tie seven counties to hear from,
an.! lie o!1ici.l returns from the counties re-
ported, will probably ,ncrensc this majority.
, 1860-04-12

WAREHOUSE Rccs1rrs In another column
Of 10 day + paper vii! be .oEnd q communica-
tlon m this subject. j..
, 1860-04-12
H3rtss 4 Utiihuttr
CHIC.A GO.
II Era.

Tho grain business y, The season seems to
have fairiy opened Yesterday on Change
upwards Of 10000 bushels Of Corn were
';old. nost Of it for shipment, ard tho market
.7d:auecd lc The Whces market also shared
i'll ;;:u scaera! huoyarcy-l,r;cea having i'm.
lr5yci IL: per bnslcl within the past twenty
four huurs.
The shipments Of corn yesterday we're over
5000 bushels, and Of wheat -, 600 bushels.
CANADIAN RECIPROCITY.
are thc business men Of this city and Of
toe Northwest, generally, aware Of the effort
now OF foot r. secure :l,c carl: termination Of
,he treaty with Canada for reciprocal FREQ
srile-;Aat all Interests in The State Of New
FORK, Political, commercial and agricultural,
=lrc bsnlsd against it, aud that by government
appointment, Mr.. Hatch, of Buffalo, who is
ic.ccly hostile 10 tie treat1;, has been at work
fr sercral months past, collecting information
US to It's working, with tile view Of using what
ever may tell 70 its disadvantage, and sup
pressing whatever will not? IF they are
:iot, i. is high TING they were ill.,
forming Themselves. The fact that such
:. 1aoyer,:nt l., na fo,!, bac sed by i conLina-
:ioa of ,.!l lAe Interests of tic great S1a:o Of
Neg Y.'r.k. seems to us call loudly fer action
,f.r,u.!.oat Tic Northwest, where the ndvau-
,a.es of IL. lrea:y are 81 great, and especially
il ii: tic lake cities ts.:s side Of Buffalo Will
not tho Chicago Board Of Trade take the init
a,ina in this matter? The time for action has
couc Ths principle Of reciprocal free trade
presents the only feasible solution for-in.crna-
tiona] American difficulties and it will never
d. 70 permit il to he struck down IN the soil
.ary case in which it exists, 4. the very time
w!l:n tho greyest possible interests demand
its c1tcrsioa to tbe other American govern
:rcuts.
, 1860-04-12

S1axs: S1GSs! S,css !-Chambcrs l. Dubois.
ll5 AID lit DeaEborn street, arc painting every
description Of Si;gns, Baa4ess, &C., in the best
St, les ut yery 10" prices. ap9-1m
J'1kE's rkAkrEs, ATTENTION .-Complete Rub
bcr untft-. Coats, Cump Blankets, ETC., etc, ut
Jno. B lde.on &C.. q Dearborn st. apo-tf
, 1860-04-12

:.ir- Tcsch. l:3 bus just ts cn elected by the
Republicans Of Milwaukee Treasurer Of that
city. is ID haze his right 10 the placc contested.
TIE city charter says that no person, while a
:rcy.ncc cf the Council, shall he elected to any
other Office. Mr. TcscIl was member Of tho
f:uunc'1. and forgot to resign before he was
c;t:tcd Treasurer. Nr. Dousman. his Demo-
crA:!c opponent, il il, the same fix, be alec being
member os the Council. Probably ner elec-
ton will tavc to be held. when, says the 1ra-
eoss:a. 'thcre viii he cne Of the biggest fights
cser got uP fvs any Office in that city" :: =,
, 1860-04-12

TO LEAS E Two fist class
Gzellaxs fsrn NAy 1T, IN the rctt psa+aa: pa. af
u So,.n llsi =; ana M .s A TIA faee'' vs
Persurs de.'f,ns On l.n o. ao't rEs dea e97.
parry. prs ~ very fssunee tern ~ Feaar ~
Factory No ls< Ruh zeet n "< p.ttlN furnished cr
at. ant II selt n ta1 tach piooery. ~ s~ret.
tc ed ~ r1t-.a rn.y be tefso13l lsrxttu1
Of tac .a..t- 3s,,h d liarz ef tlth house.
A.*-Two trM RAJ H.t Sto:es ~. ~ a1d 7%3 Kin
re s-ee!. Ir<uixe Ab,va to Z. 4. 5Pk!NH. tf.o
anssiW ", =. i L. J. NcC ,Rhl~ &.
, 1860-04-12

pnrsnr1rrr.-The rsesbytcry::of Chicaso, "
s., was in session yesterday at Rcy. Dr.. Pattcr-
sons Second Presbyterian Church. Its session
rms opened on Tuesday evening by sermon
from Rev. Mr. Spencer. Of tho Westminster
Church.
The Chicago presbytery 70. 81 is in session
ut Kankakce.
, 1860-04-12
On 11rnt.

ITO RENT,-A Store on State st =,
=: = u, ,AlLpOEr, :. TA~ hlr.+ou 1Eets.
, 1860-04-12

FUxk EEtR4N U8s1 Il I'LL 4 NAE Ae
OS- tuAo<.. Q antc2lonA with EutoPe le,ox DiEGcF.
vtET ENTE TStvE, Act At1ST INTIMATE, We feel
toes ean 5e e5eet.d through house with pscafta~ss
ant efficacy, sq:sl A2y nuuse II tne Talon. !..ce
terr. or eur cos.s~po7lens4 Lopn, P%E f+7nhfost
tte MAin ll.nhuF. -:'fr nrsmea Lsar.l= Cologne,
Re Ii particularly dts II t'.notnz d.:ect etme:
cal .nefc between tie Xss aod Ea7ap'- va ehetr
tie, ~ op< ing credits IT. r. II be Wxtesa In
potsetp t4l x,u4 u Ueaa, urIe:& Sute-. Aee 2tra.
e., lnaer.ses t. kc r., ae1e IA any pazt os ruoi<
n, With rr1Mptaf3. 4E.! L. 1~1t-.
{B-Courtry links snd kaAkeyp supplied vith orcakr
Bis low raes. ftva.s to1dsand ne-otlA:se
, 1860-04-12

c1rf InrrovrzESz.-The wooden buildings,
Nos 10 - &c IS, 50 and g. North Clark street,
extending IRON North Water nearly to Kinzie
street, are being removed, 10 give place to tine
block Of brick sto7es. three stories high, to be
erected by ]. n. Even, Esq, the owner Of the
1nr,d
, 1860-04-12
ajauk&Iy altn xf1fbangk.
T1OFFAiANN & GELPCkE,
H.1.1.NEES,
CHICAGO. lLLlSo4s.
III Il IA LASALLE 8TREEA.
Banking Department

pepaaits .ectirsl ou Cusreas Aeeo.st s"ou part ::
cl:z 7El7v and u.lt7 1ocoEot.t!c13 Sszse &c
.e!u:a- dero.iF.r, aad Correspondence.
tcIetr,t h4a.cea uA1 hk AInHei U c4sa *1ass
4rttrA axrx eats have beea sde 10 thes eject
VIC rrce.ye depoAts~ payA3s II .ls.ea dte, en Wed
iEtsrs.t VII te 1n0wsi.
, 1860-04-12

VOUNG'S UOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
WITH LATE IMPROVEMENTS,
STYLES AND pnI.Es.
NO. MACHINE -Ta; L w:h drawer ..;..:.....e3
NO. MACHINE, Table With csawer AID co'rs. 90
us1vEEsaL HAMMER; .......... .............
.Cu.ca.o Sa1esroom 132 Law e.a1.
Send fs- Crcni,r. Agents wanted. At.cre,. WA. u.
YUCNG co.. Chicago Limos lasto !v.ls.p
fNREAT VICTORIA BklDGF
~ OPEN. This immense iron structure. nearly tTe
Esn length, tthe !on:bt the wofl) errctet a1os tht
lI1VER ST. LAWRENCE
At Montreal at COS: Of stx and half Millions Of Dol
l,& The Ester aad Western divisions Of cs
G7'afed 3TH,sE feNtflvAy
OF CANADA,
I. now o,en for pnbic t:c This road. Of nearly 1ll0
mLa IN length, i. oI'es:4ed under
ONE AASAGxAESTT T Ei:nM y, p1E;TrNolT' e A1cH-' TO
And there !, only
ONE uRAtG5 O. oAR9
F:om Ca1easn The Nsr'r Rive to Portland o. Bot
ne aatth and cszlt New Enkand paa:epxers
NJ Easi.ud State. ssas 'aad fron
Chicago R3ld Liverpool
ss ai ;se EffEsk sH'S ti9k XaIy .si!as ta
Portland every sicyds7. md FROM Liver tno every Cd
n*;5 :isssa ssassi :si j4
e,y.f: aoases s Gss.ssra @ sfee Hta
, 1860-04-12

M1xp TEE RuLrs<-Geo:ge Russell was fined
6 yesterday, Tor neglect Of the 80 ucccs-
sary rules established to promote order at the
bridges. He droFe On Randolph street bridge
after the sign was up, sud came near creating
a grand marine and terrestrial smash up.
, 1860-04-12

"Y1 GAunoIERs The gamblers are just
now sharply receiving the attentions Of the Off
cials. 1nyesterday's Police Court. ]. II. Sey-
1nour was fined $50 for gambling. lie was one
Of the inmates arrested ut Housh,s Old Tree
Ca1nnn m Etate street.
, 1860-04-12
HQFFNAEE 4 0ELRCKE

FR.X-S.C18 =. HOFF.H-3.f-Ss
Cos.ul Of tie Grand Ducav - @are We!rz. as pches
of RunswI& aud sAx4oth1 and the fer city Of FFaEk-
fo. AID BY spvcAl o. s%ver -ta'eA autheEed to ~
for t,Fne. t,tse. Of AC> rhEA. KtEk X. BAfAhlA,
HANOVER. E~-'A, StS~AT. rl:ussIA. SANoHY.
WRITTEN :: Rts t3I.jlE..EEk5s xc tA47 QAwlY
, 1860-04-12

Tor RENT OR LEASE,- -
STORES AND OFFICES.
T~o tve ores Of River snd r"ck atrrffs.
Eo,1l., nd '3ses ovrsa y, ss:d y .a:scra STREET
t,rr atrt UwrttEx III Wills E&++ rn~tt- y
d." ~ It. tifd ~ Do~l rz AiIrv. R1ens ia sd and
"a on Of = NAsdo1h sset. B:ass.1as'a Shop. -
Y ella etleet.
HOUSES.
Uc-.e ari Lot. 1T " :r7 nrtnce. Two ae~ tire
story psicv Houses Futon street, na2r Eaoa Pa1k-
, 1860-04-12

4 GENTS WANTED-We want
II 4csIvs men to seu ovr articles In evsy CITY, Tcwn
rcd y1lae in he Western Ssa'ea- To zach ~e c.n ode1
superior ip4reemeats We ean wak.snt ther fos1 ti3
to $50 pr day. Cali u S. WAsh gto1 Street. Adssd
win pnsta9e staupJ TELFEk DAf
jas3b6l1 sEo Ch:rafo, Hl1no4A.
, 1860-04-12

FT C. Il, EERfV.4E, 1dvernA.a Assss, 6a passbor&H.
Il a4AersatJ rtoess <dss:sf'ea1 {r ]s a-a al ~
LA1di.a Faesrs " the EortA R&L ta1-hs1+y
, 1860-04-12

VFftdN TT NUFL!t SI5e: tHe U11CK
warshorse on Worm Waite .'sse'. a'aF Rnsh .1'ee.
strtet ftutts ICED neaiioa ior s1y krlvy wae.at Of
forua ding aad cn1ssu'.+I ~ hs,%!Et>s.
A.,-- sau,- bull ink ~ ching feFt. With fs;Ie
aca u u aock guom. d b i Nv rre w:tl -.
A~-Two trstetps h..tk dwett1rs, anil ene m ne DO
~ e,Laac in H. CAkPESTFR-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-27

1UNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 10th
i day of January, A. ID. 1850, Leander ID.
Beeks, an unmarried man, executed unto Austin
Corbin, rs Trustee, a certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veying to said Trustee the land in Cedar county.
Iowa, described as follows, to wits The north west
quarter OF the north. west quarter Of Section No.
thirty-hse l35I. in Township No. eighty-ons 1917.
Range No. one ], west Of the 5th r. NJ: which
said conveyance was made by the said Lcander
u. Bseks for the purpose Of securing the payment
OF one certain promissory note, and the interest
thereon, signed by said Beeks, dated the goth day
Of January. A. ID. 1860, and payable on the 50
day Of April, A. d. 1860, at the Banking House
Of Macklot 1 Corbin, TO the order Of Willis m Dun
ton, for the sum Of ono hundred and fifty six and
lO-l0O dollars, with interest ut ten per cent after
maturity.
And now said note having become due and pay
able, and the said Beeks having failed to pay the
same, /, Austin Corbin, Trustee rs aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice that, by virtue Of
tho power which in me vested by said Deed u
Trust, will, on Monday, the .3oth day OF April.
A. d. 1862 ct the hour Of two o'clock In tho after
noon Of said day, 1t the Court House door, in the
City Of Davenport, expose and oher for sale, 1t
public auction, for cash. tho parcel Of land above
described, or 30 much thereof NJ shall be neces
sasy 10 satisfy and pay the amount of said note.
with the interest thereon TO the day Of SALE oReth
o. with oil the costs and expenses attending said
SALE costs Of this notice aad Trustees fees.
Dated The sth day Of April. A. D. 1881.
EAUSTM CORBM.
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