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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
SAVOY.

CHAhBxkfr ApfH 70, ISuO
n IAisy arrived yesterday Al Arnec. Al the banquet
given the evening by the Governor Of Arnec ,oss.
was drunk 10 the Emperor Of France. n LAZY appeared
~ The balcony Of the Governors house, and read de-
spaich, announcing that the Enpos and Empr9s viii
visit Savoy in May or June neyt Several houses wore
Nominated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01
NAPIES.

Ths Ministers Of England and France have demanded
iaiervewr With the King but no day has been Fixed for
their reception.
me London Pars Paris correspondent states hat the
Hcian nsurrecson serious than the tlsgraphic
socounp would have led pcrpons TO suppose.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

Ths mail China, with the heavy poros Of the
Peninsula and China maih, put into Plymouth on the
nsrnne Of the io short Of fuel She expersnced very
heavy gales oc the coast Of Portugal and IN The Bay Of
hsoay.
Bombay, March 2s'-Exchaass, q. Id . D I'D;
frclgAn, e. IL. . % l7s Cd
Lord lsin n 70 leave for China April a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

rcsrrsrr-shr VILLAGE Reie-fiar-- Aussss y.>n CO
err fcreys Crcre
Hsnnsfss-Harf e-rrsai- = uNtrey
0ssssns--eShr ffisns ia v NhlIs, asy snd iro sxA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

-., amber II The emlrsue vhc s.iled rvs
Inc lac r,~rtn % March wna e7oi, assns,
80 ~ ~. ce.rsspsod.e uooth o. est Yeu Ia Ne
49, s..ser a the Uuaed Siste there has orn cw-
sseralJs lacrosse, bal sg0fesse "a We ASssshN'
paw i
, 1860-01-02
MONETARY.

slrrzpAr Ey1s1ss. Dse- 81. 1855.
The weather continues intensely cold. md Of
course out door business has been confined to
the absolute necessities Of trade. The city
Banks we think will hayo abundant reason to
he satisfied with the ycar's business. Most #
not nil Of their advances have been paid, and We
doubt not that they will carry an amount fully
clua1 and probably far above their expectations
at the commencement. Of the year, to the profit
side Of their ledgers. Our commercial interests,
80 far Us human foresight can determine never
rested. On a more substantial basis. A vast
amount Of Indebtedness has been wiped out dur
.ug tho past year, by the rigid economy which
has been practiced at the West, aud with another
Year Of like successful effort, large minority
of our people will be entirely free from embar-
rassment.
Exchange is close at II. md it is likely to con-
inuc SO through al! the carly part Of next week.
The tendency however, must be to greater case,
after the payments of the first and fourth are
disposed Of, for the Banks Of Illinois and Wis
consiu, will be in receipt Of nearly half million
Of interest On their bonds. As that interest is
paid in New York, it il Of course available as
Exchange. Gold 2 per cent. with no demand
ANOTHER DAxk.-Measures hare been taken
for the establishment Of b bank in ST. Johns,
Perry county, 1llinois-she necessary certificate
of the stockholders. that they hare formed a
co'paHnership for the purpose Of doing reeu-
lar banking business, being on file in tho ofice
of the Secretary Of State. The principal stock
holder is a lady-and her fellow stakeholder is
one Of the shrewdest business men between
Cairo md Chicago. He has been a resident Of
St JnhrE snt hnuA tjmp-%Nf11rE<}4 .jnsttunj
, 1860-01-02
BY TELEGRAPH.



New Yonk, Dec. 3l.-The Utrald.s r as}iug-
ton correspondent sars Nr. Branch rcfrained
fruni sending message to Mr. Grow until oticr
the issue Of tue Gko|s evidently supposiuc that
Mr. Grow might suppress his language. The
report was thought doubtful. There is cur
rcut story that shortly after the Gio5s was
distributed in the House to-day. Mr.. Grow re-
ceived challenge and accepted it promptly.
The parties were noticed during the afternoon
to he Indifferent to the proceedings Of the
House, aud we're engaged in private conycrsa-
ton with friends, and in writing letters. Tuis
strengthened the Tumor.
The police were on the alert tonight, and
efforts ure being made to arrest the principals.
They hare not been found at their rooms. There
il reason to believe that there is some truth in
the report.
It is further stated that Messrs. Keitt and
Pryor ure the friends Of Mr.. Branch, and Mr..
Giddngs, Of Te4us, and Dir. FELTON,, of New
York, ure the friends Of Mr. Grow.
The New York 7imts correspondence says
there was challenge passed to-day from Branch
to Grow, but the result is not yet known. Mu-
tua1 friends think the case Of easy adjustment.
alr. Branch has but to say that he did not de-
sign to in,pugn Mr. Grow conduct as gentle
man, but politically, rs the leader Of great
party. This done, Mr. Grow would he com
PEELED to retraet his offensive language, and the
matter would lie adjusted. This will probably
bc the turn which things will take, but up to n
late hour to night the difficulty remains unset
tied.
The new charge degairx for Chill was pre-
scented to the Secretary Of Sta:e to-day ut noon.
lion. beverly Y. Clark, minister to Guatemala,
has asked and obtained leave Of absence, and
will return home iu tue spring.
Ile Tribune correspondent says the rev Mex
ican treuty will be sent in on Tuesday next 4
portion Of the Democracy intend resisting it's
confirmation, on the ground that Juarez only
represents u faction III Mexico, aud not the gov
crnnent de jacto. The whole Republican side
will oppose its ratification.
There Are rumors Of I'll intention on The part
Of large number Of contractors to stop mail ser
vice tue lst Of January, but they are ocls de-
signo:l to hasten the organization no such pur-
p9sc is entertained. Contracts are made for u
period Of four years. ut the discretion Of the GOV.
crnment to terminate item, which is rarely
done.
WASHINGTON, Dec. c1.-Mr. Branch, Of North
Carolina, was arrested late last night, on war
rant issued by Justice Dame, OH the charge Of
being about 10 make arrangements 10 leave the
District Of Columbia, for the purpose of engage
ing in Il l.ostile combat with Mr. Grow, and was
held to bail in the sum Of 5000 for his appear
ance for further examination tn Tuesday.
Mr. Grow had yesterday engaged q hackman
to call Mt place designated to take him and his
party, at three this morning, in the direction oil
Silver Springs, lid. The hackman did not keep
tile secret, aud hence The arrest.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Mr. Grow was arrested this a. H., and gave
bail in Il, 900 to keep the peace and not leayc
tue District tonight to fight dtel.
, 1860-01-02
Hog and Isrovialon Trade.

CINcfNH ATI.'
The course OF ts pork m.ktt r-laY surprise to
dealt generally. Ike cy:dences aknesl observable
Yesterday and tn dap 1enEe led the belief ai
heavy receipts decline mgh' he Looked But
standing lfscta Eas t0-t1y-laU1 tcal-1e market
Vas touEe and prIces o. g,xd hs slightly y0r
u scles ostg ut o. for *fGls5 ns averages $6
fur D0 tn 30 nj Ind 46.s06o1 fur heavy. Of
W lied averaging V hs eo'u % 3D. Tie heavy reccit
c:u.c some uneaS hut there -eemed h. uye:s ,r
a the LOGS thai we're odcrd at the quotations. I 1e
H1nAkc hoWtF that neeTs. In 1l1ny opprthcni,
Ing break down, vFten they th2 1eIk arfivas r..
tired The day. This Withdrawal If ,ck Lad ctl;
to d. in 81 ta!n;ng prices; but to The good DE-
u.2nd that prevailed fur PRODUCTS the frmEt fa
Is mainly attributable At sade teluw fur
mess pcEk cut meats and la! u ouid
lie taktr and evan at IIeranr prices there Ia fair d.
n:nd, shi ay froM the East. About 6J1 bt1. tut* ro1k
+o It eG so htds bulk meats II &c fns shoulders aui
Xc for s!1e. al 80 ibis and t1efce 1A. i.
There also 1a fur futate delivery. Of 0 blA
posk fur lit 1latc. t iii 0O0 lba hulk sl7c;er
Hdes, deliverable from STU to 2.ih Of February,
First class bs1ds Of pork, the Epd to he hut
aug eItct At e6. Lard 1t cios held dFly at l0c,
with active demand vt and souc bu,eEs 1t vani
sellers nut do*dt to entertain Of OF less tnap &C.
Sc M Shoulders aud sles on the snt Green shoulders and
Sides 40 ncr than yesterday co1nr nj SC for slot
deEA aud EX.c for si1es. Hams sEtI14c. with
sale of U0 city cut Late tn the afternoon at t7fcGaz.te
Both.
ST. LOUIS.
Few ho.s In to-day and the only sale repare3
15ohead It sx1e averaging ls5 anu 70 bs-Ueu0ctat,
30th.
, 1860-01-02

JEFFEnsuS CRY, No., Dec. S1-The Overland
Mail, with dates to the 9th inst, reached here at
NOON.
Business was Gull and sales we're confined to
jobting lots
The coroner's inquest on the body of Elb1idge
Gerry Paige, returned verdict Of death from
intenpcrance.
4 silver mine has beeu discovered in Santa
Cruz County.
New'gold mines are continually discovered in
southern Oregon.
SASpw1cn 1sLASps.-Thc Kings Secretary,
Mr. Nelsun, who was wounded By his Majesty
in lit Of Jealousy, is in rrecariuus condition.
The steamer lacilic arrived from British Co
out British Columbia were closed for the win
ter, owing to the cold weather.
The Overland Mail brought 10000 letters
three times tile number ever brought befo:c at
one time.
, 1860-01-02

11EU14s
RosToS, Dec. s1.-Thc Thorndke will case has
been withdrawn from the Courts by I'LL amicablc
settlement among the parties interested.
New Yong, Dee. 31.-The steamship City of
Washington sailed for Liverpool to day, with
:l7,WD in rpecie, aud the Bremen, fer bremen,
with $3l1 ,0tW.
SACkv1LLE, y. N.-l1 u. m.-There arc no
signs OF the steamship Cnnada at Halifax this
forenoon.
, 1860-01-02
C.TATE OF ILLINOIS. County ot

~ coos, - Superior Court ef rhieAse. FctEaa.s
1851. h. tuyd NJ y. IutteEs. II. y S.t.a,
and ttc ualtaa AID Caita:o Cn"u Ea'ru4s Company.
AFFIDAVIT "f tie rtstrca' IT S-l~'n y. t"tfes All
H. H. Smith, two Of ti+ hcrndluta tose rsuk. tAsng
been f'eI u1 If sr Clerk .! said su7x.t C"us,
q thscas" Nottt hereby given - II. sa't 'en
Kutrrs aud ii It. Smith that t: pnlnttn nlc,t his psN
And -ta.avt for writ It rvae.n saL: court lii
T., NY t,1'ta day of uSts6sr 1s:e. aad shat VA
!rsnrnatl tn ~ ART ao',tAy u November nsr iss
u By law required.
Anw uu!c tie ta!l Ne!>on n. But.r AL II. T..
Smith shall straaiy :e a2u appear fefuls %a! sui
riaE Court - chieax. ~ t"o1 cInly on thu t>t day q!
ta ternI s.Ieaf IL tx hcieu At chicago In SAID tulty,
the nrs stratay u! February II; plead, .nswt
derls IL" i canbe the declaration it tsf<ftl
Your dtlauit wi b TAKEN Judgment entered nsa
yon tttE.in " hlM5ALL. t!x.k-
.l.s-f sIs.
, 1860-01-02

Ctsy t'rs4's CGrc, Chl=17r. H., Dec fn ;&:a
fHhc S'trt = hereby gwen. ilat the Cuun.t drtnt!
haseurrFe! sti.wS In hc srIstr~ ~rtt E.ws; On
1s s,uh side VI illssors ss.s: inm ti.rr l,ay .r 10
poant tare hun. red ana i"E.y fret lat Of t.ern
pin~ rlahk alt pn heaEirs Of ,h.u h. t. e uak
ss19lIn- the ss" tue taith ne,l Ia tetwt an
ihxin, A. tn + TIL x7a.!+,
Nnw uaie:' tLs >ane shat =, In the
7r4u'rt by the Ut.nal- sruse w.k+ on Hr t+fe
Tho 1h dry nj January. >tU |. will .e built ;y the ss,st
cn!sssloer aud The seseed 4: It lrrner cla1.
aa;e thsfe. Hh. II. EREl5MANN,
If,.tf, lf
, 1860-01-02

Providence, lee. 3l.--The Touro Cotton 3Till,
ut Newport. WIS totally destroyed by fire this
morning. 1t worked i0,oeo spind!es, and wa.
III good condition. 1t was owned By Mr. Wm.
Bishop, Of pror4iencc, and leased By Lippitt 4
Co., OF this city" The loss is not less than sGo-
.Nll md il insured III prnYidence
, 1860-01-02

+ SAcgv1LLE, Dec. SILL A. M.-Thcre are as
YET no signs ut Halifax Of tue royul mail steam.
ship Canada, now II days out from Liverpool
for that port.
, 1860-01-02

k1ccck, ..-Supe..t Court VI rhcs:e. Feb uarv FERN
A. L. l>a. TIE /: County bauk ". Mastn Z. arat'
lsy and 4. t7mrt or 1ata psstnefs tn1ef tue r
r4me IT Bs:AEey i C.unp pts L-A,ta>lnett.
fnbc hereby ktven to the E..o AartnC. 7 :!<y
and T. Z. raMpse:l. ltAt walt Of attachment ieAntl
Of te ttl:r Crk Of the sapetus E"vs "f Ch!
exo Lated tr Sh Ut November A.p l1, It hs suit It
The Re County faik, aud against the tstatt Of s!i MAT
tn {. Bsal. md t. T. msl.n f"r the II twenty
hunl,. tweso 4%.,:f o:ia1% luressA to Tic
executed. Now. utrtf unlss~ t+ <d Ma1tIn q.
lsa!Eey .i e. T. Eanp'c!. shal! srsEaty t .f ap ear
before the Aai SuE.roI tnst Ut CHI ttitte The
xr ay n the term there. to hc h.:sn at the tH"rt
House. In .Ac City Chic nrst Mpnasy af Feb
r,A1y. u. lst0 give ~. cEAl sl and ptel +. The
pi.tntt 1s.,... 1ui4t:cnt viii ae entered asa!nt s'1
ard n s5& Of the <il Rock ct,uasy Rtnk. ani ruth
# the rnp ,i,y attached be sufficient 10 *sy The
sid udxusat AID eost. will h *nL I" *.t.tr the aaut.
WALTEi: kiNIAt.I.. LEest.
wv. L. EcratxH- fHIH's AttY. 1r.bIst-lM
, 1860-01-02

Lii CROSSE, WIS.
PoRk.Rcepts about .x tors taken up u buyers here
%nsss e: rs: q; e sf i X
Hepu eGIssl as: hes''s 40 % ~Sa '''s'' ''4'
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
% asa IN .S.ad eoed eaa 1!ses 4 fs~
sy : ,o IT, a.e e. sn'' fur
MACOMB, ILL.
1ozsA sellne at es.s5 per ewt, net lEntcr.
PEORIA. ILL.
Tie receipts nf e.ca 1Ios. good to-day and prices
eco Ms .l$ fur I'll oSft %31Ms,xrr s1sf-lf''''s''s ''
G n nS to d.S
cEins sea.on of TIC continuance Of vsy llst
C. @ a craa ase e ss se1 e thr e
# and *5sod:;s for lots dividing on 400 as-sen:
ALTON, ILL.
1s tsvsf g t.! tffs Ts ns: sw 5 e
fast drawing to close TIC packing Thu week. fcr four
s 70 cut 2 :e 'ss; sa :" ts
nt NO. The la1rc;t animal q y fe1san fE .hat
CT, sl,o1 tin," ago al slkI : enwoed ousc which
(Cou1icr, Ith.
MADISON, IND.
Mr, RI. Etyln has furnished lis With the num'er Il
hogs received at Norh Madison u to Saturday night Last
~ fnlows:
Iloss nc iscd onthe 81 S1 r. r. for the week cnd.
THE 4ttc
Previously ft1bbfled .Hb,49s
Total ..........-.................4G,: .4G, Isl
Powell NcEweu l. kCu..,,.................. 1886
FITCH son c,tb7
Total
From Kentucky, ntnut. Foo,
From this and I'd foinlnE ctuaties 1,sG0
Grand total.
Thesc ass about b.CC0 Jet 10 assive.
The wflu!e srnu Lht the 1at:0a1 lsH
amounted a. go The wlt1e na:t4y packed IL Madison
last ytat, WIS 81. 1.9l5.+EGuticr. :sth
LAFAYETTE, lNIr.
sAbout II DIV, hogs have been slaughtered At he establish
nf Tctfor Co.. dlfns thr Between sUJ
and no a'c siaus shtesed day--lCuuties, 3St4.
, 1860-01-02

y CIty f,.erk UHtF, EIftAEN, TIT, Ttc, To- 1SAQ,
fube hacr hereby Gvcn. 1l4t 'Lu i. mmun Cuunc:!
haEe ofir!nt SdrH ak t' c rtstru4ttd. fO0ws
ht Eat a:s "t " sth hsta ,fttt ua. aHt Water
u hssst "the NJ sti lls s!un. i& wie Of nt pine
pIahE laid on hA1tu2H 1t 1t tt-s I4lnn hy Inch oak
r7ns'lh es inta the cath tn. tz.th ae in hs.wc.n
them. snAtr. nGv.;k lie built
u thu p:u7eas ssttt.!+h u r!sy kr4tc.
N.* nn1t*. III: <amc III III M In the manner
lra!r'l b. HE ui!eIrcr r.!Aitrr 10 si-w Ut ID.
fur III" lH .ay us JanraEy. Is. 1t will t. built BY Ito
aut the eess the pr.
charge thIu thsirkIth.
Il = kElk II EKEiI3fi
, 1860-01-02

The p0pc and the Congress Of Paris.
A letter from Rome Of tue 9Th ult. in tho
Enirsrs of Paris, says: The official invitation
for the Congress was received here yesterday.
The circular letter is written in rcry vague and
brief terms, evidently intended not to give any
hold to tue objections Of the united parties
The object is simply stated to bc-to come aud
receive communication Of the treaty Of Zurich,
and to advise Oh the means for the paciGcation
Of Italy. The Papal government is at ease on
this ground. It is allowed to think that none
of the Powers ut the Congress will dare, as the
organ Of Lord I'afu,erston wishes to make be-
lieve, to speak Of the present state Of rebellion
Of the Legation as a fat 0ccompH acceptable By
dinal Antonclli will represent the Holy See,
Some we'll informed persons think that lie will
be accompanied by Mgr. Berardi. his substitute.
This latter prelate is possessed Of very remark
able aptitude and intelligence, and the friends
Of the Holy See will rejoice il this idea should
bs confirmed.
IRo1c (pec. 81 correspondents Of London Hesald,l
In leading circles the proposed Congress is
naturally the topic Of the day. You will hardly
believe that the Pope and Cardinal .antouclli
actually aspire to preside ut it. Nevertheless.
such III their modest ambition. The project Of
confederation, with the Pope at its head, meets
with many advocates here; those who hope
thereby to get something, for themselves are
strongly inclined to accept it. Self:intcrest now
most decidedly governs the Roman world, and
Pho Mono has far mora friends and supporters
here in Rome than is usually supposed, By those
persons who imagine him to be the mere aecrep:
id head of an unpopular government, propped
up on his tottcring throne by French bayonets
and their imperial masters will This is By no
means the case. rio Mono hus East number
Of adhcrents. First, the high ranks Of the
clergy, whose power depends on the continu-
aucs Of the Pontifcate; the indolent, greasy
monks and friar:; the hundreds Of inferior
Clergy; md then the innunerablc dependents,
who eat the bread Of idlcness. or gain an easy
livelihood, hauccrs-on TO the Vatican, for tho
most part too lazy TO work, and who do not care
what becomes of their country so that they may
sanction 10 enrich themselves at any nybody's c1-
pense but his own.
, 1860-01-02
NTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of

- c-"<. -. Cr*u1t ."a,. If r"ek sonA'y February
rctnl Na' jalH W hit e1rs nil |ln.s I..nsst ",
Ial.k" sl1. Vi. fans.' II; t.!, ,rn ~ *r. anhy u.
Mufry Ausutu,,'. MNts.. AM!l4 +. 1s avail u. Lse,
Nnr! Ls .:iah +. nec'ase. Augustus pwa.itss j"-
An1tAsh = this .tSrrcs Of Caleb u ua,,tsa.,
Tl'mA~ H. Fsle, Ann u. Lr-, All: u. Ma.ry. Aug =.
M"1y, Anna T. Ire. David H. l.. Nasy T.. l.s lu..ah H.
Nc lure. Ansnrtu. l'wr.tr AIT. Ii rh!nr L. fw hicr,
act'n ur ah,v- !. vim: tcsf e..rr ef tS
terS II :ad snsnit Cout: it'''k seans. Slt shvtsy
Etser L. tic said ':aleu u. Aa.s. I'll. IL. fa!r am
u. Lts- Anty u. Anry au.u"n>t' marry. Anua i.
Ire David r. Ics, MA. l.. r. ''-ah T. Mstu,r. an-
<,i.'a& Dwsetcr a! J"st;sr l'~t htrr t.. >.!
lanAf- ar 'hel: It'll II er,:,:In Il, ~! rrust IN he
Chai-Iy sie ttrrt:. ~. TIC nth W 1t ltr:s&rr, tA9
a'r that \ stEu"n- thrtsn~u .'.,! mt ri ~,! t".rt
4llt.t N*tl rt1t,t- Er'ntEut1 fte III III Muntay f
F'"rnasy l.'a'. A. ~ hv law re.inn.:: :.
N"w. nn.>s 81 shR aid t'axl ft*..frc, T!&n1l4 H.
Fa!!r. Arm T. Le~. Ably ". Mury An,r-,u,G. Mnsty.
Aara /. l.+.. lt4vd u. l.r-. MIy +. L,r .l-sh II.
Mct.;uEs. .iu,ltu+ N~aclt anil i"serhc iw,shi.r
sea!! r,t!y II. a'ri atras s'I"r sad c" t"utt II
t"'k tnHhtF- tn tl rA ay uf The mat February tesn
.herrt =" tS h.,:sn at t'i.skt. J. &.i t'"'s tia
hri MEtay If February. lS'. aud r..:" it,
41lE u III" %A'Ic ntltI hs.t& Ill Ata vi The AMI
Tie tst*:a ami tlnss 1I*reln e7rs~1 .,n t..r will tt
trktn rhnes-s a1d s-r-r yhxz4h as.tElst yuu az
cuEdIt sto tbs Ira, ,+r Of aid I'LL!
wM. l.. CHURCH. Clerk.
J. W. Cu1 HtR*t;, cainp.ta @ai'f. Esetl.j 4w
, 1860-01-02

The value Of the exports in 1850 of Flour
Grain, Provisions, and all articles which 60 TO
pay western Indebtedness, will be found in tie
following table. alnchsgestern produce is sent
cast, which Is classified as merchandise, aul Of
which we hare no account, nor can the value
thereof be properly estimated.
, 1860-01-02
1st>,<'rt.At.E SALE Whereas.

OKIGAGE SALE Whereas,
Ifl Ale1,n.cs N.,reU aId A.;e:t Messt!. his wlfs.
nj survey r.vssan aad Jn::a ". Eas:son h:s ~.
Lard taau.aEi teht huhiret AID ty f'ur. Aeus.
Aei..sF to jesse H. L.1ytu~orth certain xs*. OF
tta.:n< ta'e the dy ant year af'EtsAkt. to.+
tu:c the pATn+u ut Ut tier len ps1M.sFS nss r.f OF
even GATE with said no'1kAtt Anil IN thti! .af uioHse
ntat:u4s: II GttEo<s3. aful %ut%a bI Hsrsale ~a"
1.sd rtc,El Kecur!eT4 office 10: Coo cotniv.
a1e, IL EoS N"s:Sea Ut MbrEattA pl+a ens. III rad
o,;u. aa VII ch All Ecrtx1kt AID uu1e~ we're ny sid
Laye. worth t. INC. Tie On 1:e 1T
Day u Apr i. H. !5 and IrEait haStn been n7e In
lhr OF The secured =: be pail ~ SAL !OIt
sass s:. mules ball: al ;ast dcs Now 'htFeftx
ru:S Lusvt : hrrety 4t u tuEs1anrr u and by
ysituc u ro~ey a1a the auustty ~ *l notkae
eoltt:7ed tx the Of paying sad nosxs sha.
Ntdnc>ay. the weasy eight tSy Of i're tt 1872 II
ts kous Ia tle ttnz";" q hat ~ at hs
north d.cr Of the cuu:t orte In The CEy of chicago Ia
ue Coua1E Of COX and sta.t "f n:s ~ =: puo. ane
pve,nse SITUATE lying trin Il sal CITY 81 Chicago In
the County OF CGNk ard State VI l!sna known - ss
numbers. nEesrn tls1 In hck numbered Thirty t~ III the
school >~et1u Add tun Chi.A&u. oetuta sane pEemt
NJ de.cbti In sad t.a:r. together With all ard So
kl!ar the teeuefs. ktrt!ltauent All! ap1u1ttnaneea
tLsrruntI e'nuk anv Wis aud ~ :he
rtxat ard .QuI:1 OF redemption ct ta;1 Ae1A1 IL. N<s
rel AMI lIafsts i. 1hytsrui II a..l 10 sal rrrm!ss.
WILLIAM u tDiUhN, Assignee cf raid NuIsE E,aEc.
CnyE1r4x + Ht7SgExK. Atty ios Tbs 3snl.uers-
Calcaxo. Oe1ooer 9Th. is5e. oe.:As'0.ua
The asere <e Is take place Il the same hcEt
and tl4e Friday. twr+ty s!h dry ~ tuuaE.
4. u. l:eo. WILLIAM .. onuES.
, 1860-01-02

TOTAL IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The following table shows tho totul imports
md exports Of all enumerated articles, ly
Lake, Cuual, and'1lailroads
STATEMENT.
sAo.r;ug tie Comparative Lec4;ras AMI sS1ipmenfs
1y AAe, Ctatn dnd I.AHfUad, for 1655
, 1860-01-02

PRAIRIE pu CH1ES, Saturday H. El,.. Dec. 81 i.
-Thertnunlctrr "a degrees below zero,
Ii CroSse--37 below.
Miwaukee--23 below.
MaIison-nU below
, 1860-01-02

VI noi* Couk Crusty s..-Suoc,ir crn:t IT Chicago
In Chanc<r. EIxaci h'n.i.ttah, Trustee for Mrt Z.
" Ae9p.'sa;a IT.: inhn D.: Ma'f!y sasah +. Murray:
New.s ORR sA Pnlat hsh.-H1f to F. rrcS'e Mortgage.
pubft nhiice Is xtTcn. that In pursuance OF DeS1ra.
Orer. .cntx.<d In il. aaoSe ratified clss IN the twenty
Ch.neery Of the superb: C.utt at hjrJxo, viii. Ii.
freuoun VI sud uay III puhs:c .uc:!ou 4. tbs kshet
H. o. C.caSo In ,he coy ard >1ate thc
following described As. psrers parces Of LA {uf
much th..sut MAJ r. necessary i" Ezas} the asnonnt
and STATE IT lnnn.. o~wt: lcs nuub-ss a. tvr
~ s!x td seves t,. thirteen 3 fu1 ti' afft, '3
sixteen f>}, seventeen t:I, eEhr~n us) l1e:+en t9
iwea'y t;o fwtnsy t:l twt"ty ~" aad treaty
tn i8) el-ytn Oh tw~!re {t3. fDctn w nItesn t3}.
si.t~ea 16l md seventeen 10. In hrk ts:
lo,s numbers s;y,lx "saiy s<v+n:.h 'hh'y
{sa tnir ytwo s7 tn.rtv three ts,) aad thiHy touf o.
In block uunl~r four ~: let's numbers dse t3 liz ts
ekat ~. nine ~. thr:een U.s., krfrt<s1 l+
Ten III, y1tae N6l .erent'e en- III. eGhEern u.s. nEnr
t~entytErre l3i) ,-eny feur t:i): ;~s.y i:;s
twenty :ht twenty n.ns t:9I and thuy {.v} IN ho
nuus'f i've kfs tumh<!s ne ) two 81. thrre a..
foust tst t3h .tssn r. cant O. n;ne ~ thry.tve
o1y ys"uE t4sJ :uty ~. isl o1y liz 4" fty tsas
(a5l IN BIT nunhe: .lx Isl: lots uusxr H. two e..
a..t ~ fSuI I've s.s III srssn r., a. ekh; g, I'D
i0| e:erfn in s-et tl:; u.trtten tll fou,ten ii{t
i.:ss " ~ ~:
and ssca y.shss 5 in i"ef number ni1s ~ ali ii &
+ TlakhaE~ r!a1cn II ii.,-!n which s.s .dllt!uu Is
- out IN ,s.1 r =" TIC scn nv VT IT. q q
anxe iaueen (Ii) o. te th.ci petae p. n,*1,aan
hssa ti.s sous and West of the tno: 1r4 Wisconsin
NaserIn ch.nc+rr Of the Superior csart Il chi7en,
Chicago, uectnbar -lh. 1859. ,3tSb13l tt
, 1860-01-02
HORI'ORATION NOTICE.


lf1 PROVIDENCE. X. I. Ssa:s Ct Rhode tsland, kc
rro.hi T. ,kc. at III. september terri, of 'ht Su1
Court hs, At w'a!4 aaa ht 1hc County "t
dr.rt hv st t"nt that tlr hGhler~ or tie
ht. Ut Mount yerr"H ltlnk IN orles t. be ehslet
J t rd Of The aA.+. tai lS aht lie the same
with III: Receiver a:oEe The tsst1sy e. July i. D..
ISW.
uec al v.* OF t~ hls u sa!a bank 70 d. p> tho
aa1nc with Ln, lis cfce in Blackstone btck, No. q
Wsy In al. lnsfancr. kefose the
day Of Ju;y H. lsa. Sst r such lsoo.to1% shall
eyiyx nut 1t *ca aepnh'1 which viii IN.
MI them t ayittn si!o hlfs BY fnturs
o,dsr OF askt Cuu1f. CllAleLE@ BHnWNE.t,
Ke-ever I tho Mount Vernon E.nk.
rzorrn1Sor. Dee Ii. II. l>:9 d. = hsle II e~dsn
, 1860-01-02

MASTERS SALE State OF lii
1s1 ncIs Co,k County. s.-su7+r:oE Can't Of t'hfc.-
3o6a e.; Ms ssn
'a"!.n pa1~r, ha p aoris Jane. Campbell. John
j.. =. alhrss 1.ehsrr and WI liza i. uel1n.
Iue notice hereby s!vtn h.s IN ta,ssnse Of G.
e.h day Of recemoeE. L. D. l.s9 J! Ia Sert:. Maser
u CLsae*fy q ths SUPERIOR Ccu's o. Sh'eazc "a ie
the forenoon Of sad Day At pubic a;eton to .h: h'sh
81 bidder for cash. At ~ roEth door Of he t ut House
In The city of C1lc7 in thu Cnuny Of Cook and Sste of
lItno{k the fo!lowin .Iescrihe es'7tc. aac In the
City Of chicago In saL Coa-y nf Cool. tn Wit
to Ch!caxn. IRA Si.o!T.
ChfcaSu. lie. sst, 1919. dr. h.SSlt4