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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08
onr W aaer works.

When "John Phnnix," thst great traveller
and admirer OF hydraulics, visited oar oity.
he examined our water works, and was per-
focsly charmed. lie thought we bad the old
eat and best constructed works In the worid.
Pure spring water, from the virgin snoxs Of
Arctic regions, is brought down TO eur city
through channel scooped out By the hand
OF nature jdst after tie great food and be-
fore The country was sotsled by the whites.
Prom this channel at the foot Of Main street
the water Ia forced up into q tank by a "Ro-
tary Elliptic Pump for a more particular
Description OF which reference Is hereby had
to the daily Journal.
From the tank aforesaid the water is
"workedn up the bluff by mules, horses aud
rotary machines, and delivered TO all psrts
of the city through leather pipes. Phoenix
was struck With this idea, as any scientific
man would be. The superiority OF leather
pipes over iron ones is so apparent that it 10
singular they have not been universally adopt
ed, Iron pipes freeze and barss in, winter,
andthey must be laid down straight; while
leather pipes are not so liable 10 freeze, or,
If they do, Gun be readily thawed out, and
ctn be bent around to suit circumstances.
There il another advantage in our system
Of water works. There is no difficulty 10
computing tho actual amount Of horse and
mule power used in forcing the water up hill.
Phnnix saw this at once, and made note
OF it.
When Phoenix comes again be will be
charmed With the improvements introduced
BY our John. That "Rotary Elliptic Punp"
takes up the water by gentle suction, with
out in the least agita.ing the sub-squecus
mud, and delivers it lthe waser--not the
mud) 10 ito original pure and liquid state
into the tank, from which it 10 quickly fed
into the rotary machines as wanted. Our
John deserves great credit for the mastery
manner in which he has organised this de-
partment Of the public service. Formerly
the water Imam was perambulatory, and i,
was oftentimes job to catch him. Now tht
"Rotary Pump" is always there, and yor
know just where to leave your order.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

RAILROAD Bosps.--We learn from the
Journal that la the ease OF Mcmillan and
others We. Boyles, County Judge Of Lac
County, Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opiniDn OF the Court on the 30,h nlt., dis
missing the causs for want Of Jurisdiction.
The case involved the validity OF the tar
levied for the payment OF interest on our
County Railroad Bonds. y y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

THE STEAxxs EAaLx, Capt. Blandom, Still
makes her regulsr daily trips, leaving
Keokuk for Warsaw and AlexA pdria every
morning at 0 o'oloek, and ia the Afternoon
at 1.31 and $40. On Sunday she will make
two trips, as per advertisement. wa.s@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

LAxT AND Hor DAY,-sanday was a
lazy day. The chickens were too lazy TO -ex-
ert the small amount of Muscular exertion
necessary to keep their bills closed !; the
dogs that we're not muxxled were too indo.
Lnt to keep their tongues inj the sen sbone
out occasionally. but in the afternoon back
ed out and refused to shine the clouds that
roilsd about in the upper regions, squsezed
out few drops OF water, bat were too lazy
80 rain /; the wind got up few apologies For
sbreese, bat after Shaking some harmless
leaves little sank down exhausted the
waves dancad on old Mississippi's face coca
sionaliy, but finally, either from respect to
the day or from iaziness, became as placid
as any sober-sided old lake that ever was !;
the grass refused TO put on iss best green
coat, as any we'll raised grass should do !;
and even the smoke, late in the afternoon,
lay down on the Illinois hills to rest, and al
most hid them from view. The thermometer
vas 90 in the shade. j
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: s,rIxtu NOtIcs

TO JOSEPH w. u0LMANs ~. sats
you are hereby notified that there is now
j on file In the Clerks 0fhce Oh the District
Court of Lee County lows, at keckuk. the petition
sof John McMahon, claiming Oh you the fore
closure Of a mortgage on lots and in block 81
Of the cifyof Keoknk 10 said county and State,
and that decree be rendered against you in the
sum oF 1888 33lu0wirh ~ per cent per annum
interest thereon from March 18th, 1857, being the
amount due on promissory Hote secured by said
mortsageon the premises aforesaid, and Tor gener-
al relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer 70
said petition on or before the second day Of the
nextiterm OF said Court At'said niaca be holden.
q judgment or decree will be rendered. against you
thereon as pre- CON fessc.
d - - CarAI4s q TIT aAarp y : sxsrr..rre
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

eF The Louisiana on Der last trip down
took four thousand bushels Of grain from
Keokuk. 4&a aals
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

wn- DR.. J. uoslstler's Celebrated Stomach Bat-
terra ia of the GREATEST strengtheners ext&nt. Ii
Ia especially aaspsedt tbosc who afflicted with
the Fever and Ague. or any other disease arising
fssua disosdsred condition The gestivsorgAna
For the Isver and Agae there - peshaPs no medi-
cine the world squal 10 It, ~ it enterr, purinss
and replenshss the blood, which is important to
bring about healthy action in diseases Of this ma
ture. The Batters ID now among the most popular
and at the same time valuable specifics in the med
ic.l world. In recommending ID 10 the public, We
are fully CONSCIOUS Of doing them great service,
knowing, - We do. thsir macy sxssllent qualities
and and speedy action In al cases where the
disease is caustd By irregaiariiy Of the digestive
organs.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere
, Sold by T .GIBBoss, A. j. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KArE i Co., and j. BRADss.
May T., 'so-div ~ a. snlA l b
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

CInctnEArr, Aug. IL, 1853.
MEssRs. HALL, CARRoIL d Co.:
Gentlemen--In the exhaustive conAagration Of
last night. the most severe enc with which our city
has been visited for many years, and in which our
entire establishment Eve stories high, containing
large stock sf s.cobol, pure spirits, Acs together
with all The machinery necessary for the manufsc~
ture of the same, was consumed, tnDt even the
walls Of the building left standingl, with che
exception of our safe one Of Halls Patent, haaght
about nine years ago and in evidence of 1T great
strength and the superiority of workmanship, it
may be well TO state that it feb from the second
story of the building into the cellar. where it
covered with tbs wreck of the buming building,
and although we weye unable to remove H. yet
when II was opened, ne found cur books and ali
ia contents entirely preserved, and unimpaired by
the Ere.
49, We take pleasure in making This state n int 10
ysu and the public, aud in RECOMMENDING to them
'Hsii . Patent" being entitled TO their conf
denee. BOYLE h co.
HALF, cARRoLd4 d CO., Manufacturers. Sales
Rooms No. NJ Main-street, Merchsnss' Exchange
Buildings, St. Louis, Mo.
Dec. 1s, '5a-diw-Itm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08
DAY & BRO,
w HO LES ALE GROCER8,

los MAIN SrgEEr. KEoKrK, IOWA.
LAVE Just received choice lot of extra No.
| l. Mackeiel, Georges Bank Codash. Herring and
Ssrines, direct irem the sea board.
Always hand large stock of the various
grades " Tea, Laglira and kio Ceee N. o. and he.
fined Sugars, Mace, Ginger, Pepper and other spicss
various brands Of Flour, Dried fruits Glass sash,
Star and Iailow Candies, Starch, Cheese, Brooms,
Brushes, Raisins, Pipes, Mats, Nuts, Nails, Vine
gar, sosES Wrapping Paper, Twine, Tubs, PaiIs,
Butter Lard. Tsckr, Gun Caps, Shot, Lead, Carpet
Chain, Uottsn farn, oordsge, Candy, Crackers !;
Letter, Note, and Feoscap Paper; and various 9th.
er ARTICLES usually kept by Grocsrs, TO which We
invite the attention OF purchasers, We offer the
ms 1t the lowest posaibae hkures, or will en-
change any of the above for uidex, Eurs, or-spch
prod ucfs as vii bear shipment. Iapf7d1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08
AnctiOn Sales.

IN E.. HCMPHREX. Auction and Cox-
IL. missioa Merchant, Ne. 8 kstcs House.
Regular Anction Safes on Tuesday, Ihurrrry
md 6asarday mornings; also every csS0iHr. Far
niture sales every saturday nornipg.
GA- Particular attention given 10 ssles ir ae
b@M a8.-s4 &a4 HNi
lust received y consignment of hne pocket
" knives direct from manufacturers, ~ htch viii
hesold al private sale 10 per cent loss than usual
prissS a.lapl6dl y Z. HUMPHREY Ag't.
IsAAvE bsen appointed sos Agent for che sale Of
j. Fssnk,s Cheauicsi Writing Fluid, which for
conm sTriAl and schsol purposes is highly recon-
iAended, equal 10 shs bast In the mxrkesss at
=, ap I'D exasffg bae eE ID. HUMPHREY.
NJ LkR9E inypsee of sumues Goals jnxt opened.
n which rilfts snfd at 3 large. diacouns ixen
cost@ Aho. A lbt of sumner sAavls. i . 49,
~ April ~, go d. T.IfUMPnREY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

Shan's Ointment.

For midness, safety, certainty and thoroug hness
sloan's Ointment eKcels, AMI IL rapidly snperss-
ding all other DIN tments and Liniments for the
cure of the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls Of all kinds Crncked Reels,
Ringbone, Polirvil, Wind-gaiis Cailus, SPAWN,
Sweeney Fistula, koundeved Feet, sand Cratk .,
scratehey or 0rease. Manss snd Horse Distemper.
THE CONDITION POWDER
LIS composed principally Of herbs and roots. and
may be given at all times and under all circum-
stances with perfect safety Ii has been found, by
long experiences, ito be highly astfui In the cure Of
various diseases 10 which hsrses and tie are sub
ject, via Distemper, Hide Bound, Loss cf Ape
tite, Inward Strains, yellow Water, fnHammAtion
IT the Eye, Fatigue from Hard Exefcse; 6lsc Rhcu
matism, COMMONLY called tho Stif CompinnG) -
1t is also q safe and certain remedy for
Coughs end Colds.
Il carries of all gross humors and viii remove
ali infamatsasnd faver, put ify the blood, loosen
the akin, cleanse the water and 9Th IN every
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

TEXT BOOKS, DIssEcTING INSTRUMENTS for
the use Of Students, FANNY CHESTS, aud easksy
of MEDICINES. HAVING purchased eur stock Tot
Cash, We can sard TO sell rs cheap 40 any reliable
Pharmacy In the United States We inyileaH 20
Call and examine our stock
I uAc Ia 1880 dAwIy STRONG 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

Sour Year. D0ard the NLAac snip.
EMBRACING cruises Ia the Pacific Atlantic, In
II dian and Antarctic Oceans, In the years 1885
rs ,5T. ,58 and ~, by w. b. Whitcar. For sale
by Ssaaf OGDEN BROW NELL 4 co.
oct27d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-08

River rising with thirty-thrse Inches water o.
tho Rapids. sa
, 1860-05-28

-
hI1So1s.-Wi!lian B.aekabee, who lived with
his brother in Lewiston township, Fulton coun:
II, committed suicide by shooting himself, On
the 18th inst. He hAd been considered partially,
insane for sometime. The post Office in Cuss
county. heretofore known As "Hay1ey." has
now bee1 changed 10 'Sewmansille, bT order
Of the Department. Thomas Way is the pos
muster.:. James Blakely, resident of Pie.
enption. Aercercounty, was killed By Lightning
on the afternoon of The 18Th inst. He WIS At
work in q field His son who was near him was
also prostrated !, but finally, recovered. (. Tie
Jail at Niddlepor4, Iroquois county, xaaa broken
open on the. night Of the Goth inst, end four
prisoners escaped; The escape vas effected by
msaus Of tools furnished The prisoners b. their
friends. A reward of SOC has been offered by
the sheriff Tor their arIest..- .Thurxday after-
noon four prisoners escaped from Tho jail at
Peoria They have not been taken,
Nica1eAx. William Ne~heardt vas lil1ed on
tho Esd. q few miles east Of Adsi,n, al the
Pittsburgh station, Thile engaged in coupling a
stone train. BE was 4 worthy man, andleayes
wife one; child. ...A lad named Pearse,
aha son. Of a :xido~ Indy. hring at Flint. was
drowned on Saturday week. "-'i
WncoxsS:-The Martford Touring mill, in
Dodge county, vas destroyed BY are on satur::
day xesk. Nc tn.atanee. IL: D. Thompson,
residing in the town Of Centre, Rock county,
committed suicide on Friday morning hst, BY
shooting hinaelf through The head. Ha had
bs>a far lang Tins sabj jees to tepotssy fits
, 1860-05-28

- Meyers Miraculous Eer1n'n Dis
toEe The oie.t and best remedy tur Exsf9anaoF RATS
and NICE. Cock REACHES. BUGS Ants. MOSQUE
TOES, FLEAS MOTHS, GRA1S-ToEas aaa GAR
Den INSECTS.
t1-rr, el.al Dsrot el2 E'o.dway. New To:k.
Sod ty deussl :. erer5 r5~hcrc- ny:seslo.an
, 1860-05-28
HfDtcturs, SC.
fE@HE GREATEST WONDER OF
L TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
.T'Hf. E0GG's Hair Restorative.

ts.s ~ $; ~ i,a2 No., l,*u.oera:: Below ~e publish
rs wh,eb speaks sevaEly o} The superior merits Of
een,:ns fToea reEabc -:ce c+1tSeaies ast sua1an
aeo* the Dr. nc=L. 70 cucuuma nor u1eleas puf
.e1T from he r1est:
ero:es.o: Q. J. w:oa t*.-tieIttnen: hsyee Nm ~
tts OF four har vi. trducci 10 maEe ap
rA.eaon upos c~h hLlt, which had become op!ts
ehsT1 ;1,as aor,. sase psoea,e1 baie <; ie@ q,
Yuur tsAlr 1,:tnr4tIe tst rsed IT, found # w1s
~. :. s.fa y Ssss ~
somt. czE certify to the World u.t Ihc Er4y o1
.na ha M r. a nd nsae 70
~; q. s
me above no1ce = !ot to yor for ICY! xanab,<
~ n S4t asa Tt' T.
sssn q ~ ~ to ns
y u sss1s ~: = s sssse: Z
uyHet fsnttuT YouH Z. y. - - 4umn, 4sls.S
FOODS HA1n EEs32&&7ly$E: :.,',.s.s.. ssss,
vi potlon ~ bt!f f.am ths Effects 9: III
5el;ew tev;r - hev Orleans IN ~: -. taeueca 70
I'll I'D e I'd
eS y T? = lHs6H
r. i:eS. J. T. Brass. ia minister rem.
s,s;;,1 ss ssaess aSa:aef %SS Il r.
s:iaz ia: ~ I'll u ~ Sa,
u. barn eIc<ile ii removing :sasmtsst1o1 1 SsaaG "a
e s s;Ts
e ::sy s{
~; $$sS Il; s:s; kszs
s, @ss'i NJ And '0'' BY aksof
, 1860-05-28

FANS! FANS! FKNSl FANS !
re.E1 Sick. IN wa:te. B:rc. che,,7. Red.
'" Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rt'1l sast. Plan. sp,rs!es, slr.rrd, rnsro:cc.ea.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Faps,
1voF5 Stick. In White, pue, cteny. Re1-
sea- Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
1tos; SICK, sl1vss:e,. ran,sa. Ensio;te.et.
Fans: Fans. Fans. Fans.
Sandal Wood st:st. IN SILK. cr.7e Linen.
Fang. Fans. Fans. Fans.
ss1d,n Wood, Com. Straight, Rou=d md Eroad s:ek,
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans.
rlaia L:nen. Spanish and Mourning Fans.
Fans; Fans. Fans. Fans.
opers, n.:e..red Patty Fs,r, ii Patterns.
Fans. Fans. Fans. Fans,
Fam lea:. r:aln P.la Leaf. fs.ne.. III Styles.
Fans. Faus. Fans. Fans,
AuK'nes. All r1tc.s from cents to $500.
AT. RARR's, l21 I.AKE-sT
, 1860-05-28

700. TEAMS. "A gentleman who came in from
columbia day or two since, informs US that il
one day, he net over 100 teams between the
The Loup Fork and Elk Horn river. Some i've
hundred Of these intended 10 take the direct
route and CROSS the Loup Fork at Columbus,
and about two hundred would c1oss tie Piutte
By Sh1nn's Fer:.y. aud take the tostuous route
on the other side Of the rlre-.--U.nah1 NfJrQs-
k11n,
, 1860-05-28
2tga1 aobertiss}1fRrt7
MORTGAGE SAFE ~

NJ
9atae :; 20 d.y o. s des y ss 81
ana 70 by heirs md Assks the nj 2rsm-t
eT assa ,tsn'e ths ks4ness ., tbs .um a. III,
scn:edhv tie satd Anne G.r ey. q bearre ~
~; SaS che:o er 1his Ss s. .a 1ea a; . on
e*eh tar The sun Of ivo huadred doars aqd
e1;r nd re q ~scE nes.; aTd
dte n . 4no ps A. ifriv "x mortts
os mae u 'ss the pom s:oSv
saa p.v,s. r. ssen II .,u! aa
&. 1so jse ,:a q 5s ~ FL
san paz ~. ss IeeH s s'es
b "a, 4 ut ~ a p It., ~, + I've =
kes ~. .s.' 81. =, ,es, t.*"s q: r. .A
t"e 4. it1a = ss S"u's s tou.e i, {! .. Le -
I fca0sy se sett: T. s:s /; r Ms Hss n.'
Now. ~ efove etau't avl-s e-<n nj. u, ,,u
ef ef :; e +. 10 ,t,7s = sx
a. sssts r., M 'ts e, nco! nas s:;r
cwa,F q ID ayss aud %o.is.xe, 'lftf
e. 1aat ~ ~: nf ~ to-~r II sil no :.:~ c.,
oesf the @our, J, At 'as Il. I'LL e1 sdy
sto: Moa. e. p % the sy or Chs tthe ot t ~
20 !" 10 10 e ~ tta:
az kao-u mi d.scth<d ran. y s,r ,sr =,
=. aat = Of ts one an fer7t& hLv. ao- =, #
tetsth'tt j. a,t four ~ IN H'oct s~o ea.io,I c%.
6nIs - ta'ee mn Il a,-lcn III .oh.a,. "a.
r, d,t - tcs 10y t5 At. rs =.
a.. a';ssn ~ e the Third frre,a Mst n:as
= ~ ts.et oo;i qt.tet ;~ep ..v+n ~,
n.t,,.*; .onntnca: % H. wet ':e i. ..s
x. .en zen ..' ore n 9s:I fa- em,h of ,ha 1of
sae A. ata -. t!"n i ru .rsm tat .ra us ~ tfo
s.d We his rn, hu did ri fr f:.f fl4i ,.rt ar9
,ts ftssn ~ .o1 haf c.e'; '-nrs mt ps-t; ID
~ ~ Fo!," In Ai'r c or4s aIht = c'1o o III
tctie o; X: Mich "a: t7en-- "a ami AZ NJ
,se a.I ~ H e o. L.. 10 pi I'm. uldr,: a
o. n sud f-< <ttor..' qz,trT Ssx ton: ard III .
M Ni *rh thr sad naz1h 'n- he p.er 81 st.cnt
So = mag lou' aIfs* ToF " sui c. In ,r
=: T.. .; ., was c.r ~ u II: s4d ~ Au.:i
~ nta hsfs y orr granted deer ,h4 MOI.
C-nsa tt4ilrn ts'mpanv by u Snat emil - -
tonH and Efht aAa q M.y sc.@.art.Io ID III, ,..t
'hs lorp> se' in aid L r1.'t 8 mr.cn 'a - '+s
~, atk1Il0 u. LOOMS, Mot sRre
wv a. Fox1E1. ATTY. N.Y.: rs.,4
, 1860-05-28

Gartres. Carriers. Gartcrs;
:~:...; rasFo'dasea Ia sl,k I'D ye:y.1
Carriers. .,Garters. ;, Carriers,
Wire E:as:les. Ii kia. Linen a=d ce,,o:.
Carriers: Carriers. carriers.
--~.@ :: In Pink In Bsa-. la White, ,p Rad.
Garters. Ga1tcrs. Carriers.
Al Sorts aad Elzes, All Pattern md Prices.
At PARKs, 124 LAKE STREET
NEW" YORK DYE WORK;
WI. TERnonx, '.-'
1877 s. Calk*t- between Madison and Ncp,oe. Ch.c,so
Dyer and Cleaner Of Ill Kinds Of SIX sad Nnolen Cood,
Aaso; suaE bonnst Mleaeler and rressss. stoae act
country Work pnoe1oaly atsknoedto. apsear1Y
..900'Bbk. N. 7. SYRUP.
wv 90" RExNoLDs, ELY& co.
, 1860-05-28

CRAWFORD, SHARP d CO.,
ND ErA se!e thrlcry Looking Glasses Casso.rauu K
tAh Ware, M l02 Loks STREET (,tnvn ,h97 "a :.
, 1860-05-28

There II nothing tqus liz bo WAY OF pla.. to the 70
'"ut rss'er Of Mr. ALLcocK- Eve1ytblps Is lea an.
aouf tl~m Ihcs pater Of the day. md 6s ,spc
o. ou p:r cut Advancement In &enee and at In Astt,
Coa.. kiIncy AGect!ore End To- dcep eested pslp.
tts naor le'mircnt re! 4: fur X b.ek, paus In
Lie de- It taes and soasodl. rasas nes4l'y they &c
UNSURPASSED rthc tencdtthc5 mra.. rhseic na should
e1'n'ae thu a ie which Is universally ap:royet wh
known. Price - cent? cs.h. rne1rsl o1ee, ssa Canal
tFeci. New fuk. so1i By Ill peab1c dealers 1ned-
G!nes. msl.imt&w
, 1860-05-28
Qn=ll&rt1tErBf)i?s Noticss


III ~ LIN u lI4t1t141N Lt@.
~ 4@6 S55 AND $50.
L. L.C0RNEI4L l. cos NEN AND lAPROFED
Double Lock, Tight, Fart Stlte1.
WARRANTED to give as good satisfaction The aeheG
priced in market. Ankc the sart stitch lie al.5 Nj
ehins are large. 91+ Inches under tim aran set tut In
table, have hc u,de! fed. hr!4h needle, fro ".
eo%%on spoos Dc shs eeaE:fs 'p aIst *efs = stiez
N01oELESs and neatly no'1hed. Either Aach!ac vii
Stitch, Hem, Fell: Tuck, 6ather and Em5r,;aor.
-,The1 lave taken tn. HIGHEST PREMIUM It ecvc:>:
Fatre The s1s MachaDc akh Iatert}is ~ clru l.
paety to the eloo n.c1ines. Taut hack 'tcu'
unbandlng with 1ieh s1aei and rcTF >ti. MAte
chteaEo Tbe ~ one tTakea,t tsns F3sut, Z s.ssr
featuring and fA4uy Machine tentncd {rax7H l'ar'
pa1Pu Il very larec Ali; tonvcn ut FIR EcwtEk large
ulruts, Quilting. Ac ato, mt capable Of Jt:.e tH
fnaft s1te MuAnh Either nj 1esc ca&y leaned ircn
the printed directions.
bsunpleA C!rcuaIf and Cut Rch on receipt 0; famp.
We arr sole a.un's htfe nf tie Ck1S Ef.s al II Eli.
NEK AND GVAGE. adjusted o all hacl3tsses 81 c.o:h
and al widths u hcm; viii he:r and tells srI
CAE De EASILY ATTACHED 10 Any Shw4s;s
MACHINE. Priee4:.
LARGE DISCOtiST TO AGENTS AND CiERaf.
@AGTNIs WANTED cvesywhsre. Coeae AID ~
~ at 1SS Lake Gfret+ or address sE-CpRkELL 4 co.
T. O. In4 s9s: thic1gn Iii.nnls. 6:lf
, 1860-05-28

X NOA. EUSTACE d REED,
IL ATTORNEYS At LAW,
NO. 130 ARK STRHET.
-Ds.ween Washington ind Madison, Chicago. III,
JoaxrH Eno1. Jous v EusrAu1. CH4.. II. Rim
Jde94 L9-sV1 "
, 1860-05-28

20 Those who are Curious to Wit
III. wanarrtu petfeicn t. wh..a 1. ohswa 1t af
nanaEer ri Da:che'os H. ~ h. h: :.usht The m,aulse
ture o: s and Torrces. !sred to visit his VIZ aaa
Hal: Rooms, Al No.. .0j La:e kt1cc1 and examine
tets~ sr:cca rrct:1Es Of art. n scrutiny detect
the a1aaA1 fre,a Ec nEa1Al wher aattedto ihe hesd.
, 1860-05-28

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
IN Szv11,oE coAxexoxrrs O7,1cx,
tklGgo, al, Mar zSj, lS<u J
Sealed pro7oss II b. received = this o.ee uatn nom
o. Thrrsy the s1s iuss for eonstuetrs The wing
6sEtra, sI:
SOUTH DISTRICT.
Tho two and two Ind 4 ha1f foot brick ss1e7 IN
East Taylor xtrrst, fo1a tea nveE to ttals Hzk4t.
NORTH DISTRICT.
The faur foot brick 70 ii Wers rtreet FROM
Oak Division Strees ths tao brick sewt:g On CHI
esso ayzupe. fnk CiAEk to R1Ah H1tet I'D a. S1pe-
nor AtxA q, fsom Clark to Caxs street.
WEST DISTRICT,
n&l~o foot hxek kawe8 Tia foesiux St.eata vi:
On Ha,s.ed street.. bet.eea ca1on nd Hnab.1d.
l.plo4 -. +.-pfs
- thsrlare1~ " ~ ~ Hphranf
:. =. :. :. j jJsss1soa a -:..s :
For Fl and soee1 alton irq1re 1t ths oaae. 10.
l4nda Block. eorlsr Of Ra >dap1 n Nar.et ttr et*
oatf41oty eensit7 foe the lthtul 3es.ofaoce OF
vii Be requfe'd. Prop saS ~t ii st.= tie paa es
of 'ht sdre'ea .rh tfet, en- III to the sane.
The Con ntsuners VIII e5erra The hight to jeIect kny
r1epQen as tneir discretion.
By order Of TIA Bt&sd, "
J.D.WEBsTrR,
Tr~n$v
, 1860-05-28
!. C0SGaESS:
:: c. #. !:
!: WATER !;

LEY nj hauE t1n.e wn!dS and letters on Tue CoSa
counterfeit: aud The purchaser slud prosecute tit
seller FIR swtnd.tnz.
nl-ortcr. viii r'ce.vc ,"n,t attention addressed 10
u =. CobE1tss EprinE. SaratnFa New York, OF at ou1
Eou,hcsu l,eot Of Cozers. Wafer Ia Nrw York city.
CLAIRE Il WHITE
rrpIHte!orS Qoptresa Snsfnca
, 1860-05-28

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cou1ty OF
- Cock. sS--Supe:oECa Can't nf rhe,so, Ansr; f~r,7
lss0-EN = fst scctt -. Juhn Z. n lie ara j,~s, i
Amca.tt e sae nco-residtrc- Of .aIa Jaues 1:i,,
an1 hH 'aHi John T. .'ot iHh Gen. a. q thI> >,Ats
h*vns teen aiet IN h4 oc.,e ~ t:t.k oi H.; ~
feT or toat ~ GIL *" % ,a* nm feoh inst,nt a,c,
G. ,has Ss The b. 60, sH,mpsaas sd rs :1 !" e'rr
the met. rnth dly Of M-v isa sui h,t .,,,;n ~:
therrucon Issued out of al! cu't axan*t -l +tn NJ
Fstrnaee ou the tr1t Aont1y ot AusEss next. 1t ~
b. law reqrirtd.
Nov. nn!t.s ron. the said hn e. D. Ire .pl Iue, L.
1s t ssa pe;,osaly ee ~ He;.s etsers ,h -. su
q The term ther.ct e Be- h:'ten At thcsn In vi,
swer Or deuus TO tie sal enmra nans II " nr'.:n
the Eme and the matters md i> tte'e'n rhtrxr ,1i
Sta1eu, vi 70 taken canis@' and errs enfe:tt
Against you according to 'he prav+7 !. ..si II.
WALTER kiMBALl, CLrs
, 1860-05-28

pIKE'S PEAK OUTFITS,
:, Guns Raes, r..o'e.: Colts, Alen's, ~A II
ssh.t3r* sa.3 l anl eTsty % raA y y q Rsvph!ye1; S$
Gold sealss. Htarkeis, aaa VI kinds u MI HS&
nert tools: Powder. Shot, Caps. md alu-~ - v
mnniton EcaeIaily.
Agent for it. Lt,u!s Shot,
koe Agent for lizards Powder, q
ap1Y GEn. +. ni;EET. ,ss I aka xt,r.t.
, 1860-05-28

IIY SQC1EI JoEfH,
jolly time. a Off hnu:a, all The Chikrsn well;
Though ths. wnu:d xii! s, thought 80 IL. eoe
Didn't tL!ak 70 A'terw Arl> when up and t1i.d
nEyanA 1a,tA-.s vcsm!uge tuas the WORMS that died.
II Put up Politics. race * dlnea. Eoldty JoI1H D.
FAHK, lal Lake street. mrsxlm
, 1860-05-28
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS!
|:: 1860 81
NEW STYLES
B0ES CLt1TEEG
at putDau'S,
UOfS CLOTHING
At
-..- s.'
...PuInam'S.
NES STYLES
W0XS CLOTHING
at PutuaJN's.
FOR ALL KINDS OF
CLOTHING FOfS
Men and Boys.

EASTERN CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
1f0 =. Randolph Street q. l16
, 1860-05-28
RNn SECTIONS and UEDER-
TArEEs.

I'VE O. u EELLE ETNEET.
H&ye ou hand u ali timer every STYLE aod frl,b ~
Lao nnd Arc Cona; ai.o, Shrcuae Ana mr. nrrnsrrd
With Aea.st and caraees and everyirx reaut.lte foT
a1n ay BE- f9usd en- hsad ready to k1t
They Also hk7s Chapel ard Vaut IL ths Cemetery.
kNls WRIGHT A Mf1,I.1ffE :