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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
CINCINNATI MARKET.


CiSmSSaTI, JsouaTy l6. 1860
Flnus-The IasToet vss qaIte dull 10. day, demand
limited TIE sales'at 3ets % for sepet1n- and 20
HS Us FOR extrs. Bztfa wsI Ionefed 81 Material de-
elHs, Wifocut shdfpR bGJen.
HoEs--The lnstket was qste dun to-day, an stiht
close p phcss we're lDaisoloreL ssiss Al Q z5s0 ~
The receipts daring the last % aonFs we're stout
3D0e head,
Grocehes--The trsrketia in.ctiys, ssd the demsnd
limited; 90 hhd5 S1gar sold sieKasr Is5 bags Coges
AZ l7I &c, and 40 barrels Nolasses al RKc.
-hvh sat-The demand continues good. and prices
aro Mt gsai 90 for prime While aud sUal ~ FOR 2ea
Corn--Tho ms:ketil elu. Win good dsnan III
'ss 500 II biib.
UslG- Prices sfs etfn a. lsa%sg E!;h good demand.
Eys-LThs nis IKE. "a arA, with an uciivo demand
md Hight receipts; we quote ltN 81.
b BarIey-rho market Is dull and pf.eese are rrChang'
ed. Sales Of iali at O0e,
Chesse-. .1be demand 10 active, AID prices ftr 81
p. last quotations. Saies 81 9aske
BuptsT--Tnei5 . s Et Improved Demand, bit We lave
change ia notice In price, sIhes .shq otsiions
Sales NJ Central Ohio NJ Ice
I Applcs--Ths demand cuniinRss good, aid 2 .!eel
/ agm st22sA3 IS per bnIrel ffo store.
P;tatoes--T ne marx o. Is Arm, with 4 Rcoi aemEn'
al | Is ior phrn. /. NeshapEocki, from store.
clogerssed--Tka demand Is fai!, Roa p:ices stead
ct e0a4 65
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

EF TIE Columbus correspondent Of
the Dayton Journal says hat The Hon.
Joshua r Gidiings is becoming "con>
seryatiye." /"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

GEWhy is a sheet Of postage'stamps
like distant relations? Because they are
but slightly connected.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

ET Hon Judge Mason, Of Iowa, who
made himseflso popular with the Invent
ors OF the country while he held the Office
OF Commissioner Of Patents hiss, we learn,
associated himself with MUM q Co., at
the Scientific American Office. New York.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
Purr .nrrpfltA lanuatH 10. lRGO

PHIAoELPHIA Jsnuary 10, 1860.
Fl5ar very arH, With tci.sf tsmsad; ispefnns &;
6p5 ~, sn4 extra as 75ad ..s-..
Wheat active anc steaty, ..
Corn lsssGeiirs; Is!l2H 7-s. 81
Oats q Hn4sc. ...-.
Prufialors drehahRsi.
Yt.sky 4 ~ Ei eTcfhr Ohio ts
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

CRApE GEO WERs CAN GARRY on THEIR BU.
w SINE most successfully nj Hammonton, free
from frosts Some forty Vnyards set ont this season.
See Hammouton Lands, another colu mn.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

THANKS to B. W. CARLISLE. Esq, Of the
House OF Representatives, frcm this coun.
ty, for copies Of the auuu'l reports oithe
State officers, and the different benevolent
and reformatory institutions Of the State.
We are also under obligations to Senator
ScHLE1cH for suudry State documents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

Chaloner, PaintH f-f a'r.
.. against a-- rrf BID. r.a.
William james ChRloner, Defendant.
NDY virtue ofhn der ofsalo Issued fronl said Cour
In tho abnv0 entitled cause, ,ths nule rsiRned VIII
oer for sale at public auction the door dfthe Court
House ntho City OF Lancaster Falteld county ,ohlo,
On Friday, February 10, fse0'
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A, NJ. and { o'clock
2. NJ, the following dascrbed land, situate 10 Violet
East corner Of the Norhwest ona tar OF Sectlon No
W, Of Township No. IS, of Range No. 90 oon!Riutng
BY estlmste, 4s Acres being all the land owned BY
sai William James Chalouer 10 said Quarter, and IN
said county. Appraised at SlOo9. -
TsrmS sf aaIs- onethird IN hand, aud the balance
IN two equal annual paymenls with interest annually
secured by mortgage on tho premises = -. ~,
~ ANNA MARIA cHALoEER.
CASE & BRuxBArK. Attorneys. .,.r.t
I January II, ls6o--4 wSTpts37s
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BALTIMORE MARKET

B4LriYoRE Jannaly ~. 1850 Z,
r.ssf b1oyant sales q Howard sIfse: ct so--sl
Fk.us Ofl2z cents. - s-l o.
80 Shsator Cora Of eoassa asass Is sssts4.
a Provisions unchanged. ~ r.
WHISKY dull ai q ceuI.
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p0OJ poO2T

Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, Druggisu.
No. a6, MRiden lane, New York,
Apda all respectable Dtugeist throughoutlh tho country
January 10, ISsO--ly7 s
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

w The Washington correspondent Of
The Express says that, 20 crafty his
per,ousl maliguity against Senator Doug.
las, the President Of the United States has
descended so far as to 60 to the laiies Of
members os bis Cabinet and ask Of them
TO ont Mrs. Douglas and put her under sos
clsl ban. q6rsas ~ ,s.s.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

CHoE BUSINESS AND FACTORIES, can be car.
- ried on proAtably at Hammonton. See advertise
Inent of Hammonton Lands
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
AssioNEE,s SALE.

TVNHE subseriber will offer At public sale, in lhs
4 TOWN ofRoYALToN, Ohio,
On Saturday, January as, 1850,
at one O'Clock r. n. the following Personal and Real
Prnper.y Of John C.. Henlhorn, tOSit Sorrs Horse,
one Leather Top Buggy, nearly new; one Bxpres'
Wagon. oue Large Master Wheel and Fixtures, for
Horse PowsI 400 feet OF walnut ahd CheTry Cabinet
LumboH oae steaR Pipe and Safety valve; one Thir-
ty Hour Clock; one Homtny Mill and Belt; one Ten
Plate stove; Thirty eight feet OF Leather Beliing.
Also a Lot OF Stone Coal on the Canal at Hooker's
Bridge In Jol No. 81 In said to wE with the improve.
msnis thsteon. consisting of a ohe-siory dwelling
House and Stable, Carriage ouss and Sheds.
Boiler, Bats, Belts ke,, belonging thereto,
Terms Of sale made known on tho day aftale.
WILLIAM L. CLEMENT.
Assignee OF Iobn c. nenthOfn.
RayaltaA, Dece nbor q, 1862 6y3ipfSs, ,a5
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

'1oqIsd 10 saIId '5IuluolIa sossuonoeIir I'M 100
E.f. 7' 'ssso0us lnJI9puoM qlIA
~ Suisn oIB slOOE9s nD 70 saDl',sAEd 'uHs eV o. 81
nusQ puu Ieloo pun kpoq eqi oiqlJusIssaAlSll VI osn
siI "a pelUsuaq GialBpsmmJ eau slnpF pup HsApHgO
P'lDl5Du0 pun siDd siuIuIdmoo 9SH Ieplo pun sDlnC
0AoS 'uHSEH HDS tsaOdHAa 10 sssuo lts VI l1niooDs
~ "a OOH QooIg,, euL Psi1oq SS1E1 40 oR7 10 asn
sIn mOlJ NuSaI lA eIn2 uIElle9 BiBqt 'peinssBlsSl
kpm 'uJBA NJ saIpamaI IsVlo SuIk IelJg Isl9gns eqI
'ss,uYDaA pRD slu,nlduoO sfDmea 40 eiDF uf 'auloq
quo hiao 5ulIui i9JB p9ou5lIedxs sSpAIU sIiBeHSq
JasI lujsiVIS pan lueloiUs tsom oql pup slsV up9
lu9iBd ON DJsdsdsAQ 10 seSBo eiuIsaAul isom ON III
uoou IuJV,tHeQ puB GloA nlul n 5uliq puusluloSAu
go lin ESlioQ oai 40 sao Ae'uVA Isun 6up
" pesUSslpIo pldIoi 81 I'al7 lno6I 'sdo4P 1sI VA
SuIousmmoo "a 'spslnsI SuluIuiun us sIql NJ pup
H. no6 pSxpiSG sVDSAO Iuok 40 pOssaLdsu sIp s4dS
Ino6 JrpsqARslp PRD nSIoLq 81 d2sis Iuoh 10 diqaQ
sHOaIsyv mo y SuuaDus alB uo6JI uQOOd uoO1g,|
eQl 10 eIljoq SuIIuooId NJ amn OF eso 'sPls sYtai
ulBd 10 silsdD 70 ssoI IADaH sF1 10 Ro,p1dlDd ag'n
-ppsH'PIo0 'YSHoJ 'fouopuel eAndWusuoouJo NuIuId
-moo Aus eGsu uot u " 40 pslno klInnlosu9 sleA
ssAliduinsuoo puVSnoVn oMf oMfI9Ao'uononpopuI sll9lS
sVluou xls uIqlIM Qn0q i0elod % psIols5I s7A uos
lIoIa III qoIqA 10 Ssn sQl uloJJ $4,000 doo79" an
10 uonoupoId e1i useq SRq lIns0I sqL ussls puT
TiIveV eqi uoJu pool1 sq 10 elus ai loaa uu non
oouuo5 slsp0iunI sIoul sp ol SSotoisiqd 10 ioeNns
| eV SuIsIddg puu 'Goo1a aHL pNIzI1vEy!o Bspl
ON psAts9uoo fioss4 iIBI sB--aoloDld sIRsA klueAl
10 uBI9phqd irInSsI U--JIssmiq "a osla puu 'dois
seJold lsoipam sut 10 iueut1e isoui opl 6a SIeAoS
aI 10 edoV IIu puo6sQ psIsplsuoo OF ol 81 uonduns
.uo3 Gq pssnpsI lvJ os ussq aulGsq uosuAoIa'IG
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

Probate Court Of Licking County, o.
PETITION TO SELL LAND ,l1
Anna Maria Chalonsr, Guardian OF William James
Chalonor, PiaintiH. f-e t,.. aHi
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19

~JI-MMY LYONS
will close out bis remaining stock of
Winter Goods at greatly reduced pricer.
He.is now making preparations for the
spring trade, aud win give good bargains
to those whogcaltpnIim. Five cents per
ih paid for dressed chickens. l1 NJ
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-01-19
BUSINESS.
JOHN LYONs 8 JAMES NJ. LYONS

HAVE purchased Of John D. Martin, the stock Of
DRY GOODS
offthe late arm OF MARTIN & HOOKER, spd will
coptinue The same business attha -siif l.,i
old stand one Door West OF John Lys
on's Grocery Stero,
Where they wiz bo pleased TO see all the old custo
ersofi The store, and many new ones as can crowd
TO keep general sssortment Of GOODS, which they
offer 10 SILL IA Lowas Goods are sold By the rcgI.
lar Merchants The Store viii be undef the gupofvi
Lancaster Jul, ,el, 1eSo-ictf LYONS &fsoN
, 1860-07-24
Dominion OF Hoops Declining.

The indications are uumistakaola that the
reign of hoop skirts is soon to cease, so Tar Us
the leaders Of ton are concerned. However
sensible new fashion ~ may be, however ex-
tensive it's adoption, however becoming it's
etyle, and however desirable its petpetuity.
there is one point beyond which it may not 50.
The moment its price re- ches that 1owest depth
which brings the new style within the compass
Of every one's purse, that moment it's kpe!l IN
sounded and its doom is sealed. Fifth Avenue
exc,usiyeness and Cow Bay gregariousness may
never adjust their differences and harmonic
their discords BY the partnership. Of Fashion
with Poverty. The possessors Of wealth will
never cling to that which they cannot appropri.
ate. and control. Aud when the veriest Biddy
crowd out OF doors her own mistress, it is safe
to infer that the fabric Of Fashion which tempts
sucb ind:ecrimiaate fellowship is speedily des.
tined to toppie oyeT. The skirt mania has final
II reached this point. No change in form, no
variation in curFe or length or breadth can now
avert the catastrophe. Our business avenues
are literally sk1ted aud lined with specimens Of
suspended distenders Of every sort and at RI
dic1ious'y reduced prices. Twenty-Five cents
will buY ten hoop article, and ten shilipgs
will secure the ownership Of one Of thirty
hoops. As compared with former rates these
prices eeem to promise good time coming
when ekirts shall be giFen sway-with no very
exciting demand at that. The stock on hand is
immense. Not shop Of the leRst pretence is
without it's assortment. The manufacturers
hare glutted the market and are fur in advance
Of the public demand. The lowest leSel has at
last been reached, and now We may looE for the
apeedy Iimitatis.n Of the steel spring hoop ma
nia. The expansive is no longer synonymous
with the expensive, aud Fashion will not frater-
uize With :otly in sustaining uny style which
costs next to nothing to support-Boston Post.
, 1860-07-24

Hmar seem to modern readers very remark
able, indeed, that the ecclesiastical authorities
Of Rome, as early IS the 18th century, should
decree ordinances concerning the education Of
the youth of London. at Il General Council
holden there In ll7G, 1t was ordered that every
Cathedral Church" in London ''should hare its
schoolmaster to teach poor scholars, aud others
az had been accustomed, and that no man
should take any reward for license to teach"
Tho churches this ordinance applied to were ST.
Paul's, Ss. Peters at Westminster, and St.
Savior at Dermondsey, in Southwark. The cef-
ebrated Abbot at Crowlaud, q century earlier
than the above da'e, who was educated at the
school attached to st. Peters, says in praise Of
the Queen Of Edward the Confsssor:
~ have seen her often when, n boy, came
see my father, who dwelt in the kings court;
and often coming from school. When met
her, abe would oppose me touching my learn.
Ing and my lesson and fulting from, grammar
10 logic, wherein she had some knowledge, she
would subtiity conclude An argument with me,
and by her handmaiden give me three or four
pieces OF money, and send me into the palace,
where would receiss some rictuals, and then
be dismtssed'f
At little later period, We End free schools
| multiply, and contend earnestly for equal rank
| with st. Pauls and st. Peters; especially one
| called ST. Anthonie's, which generally took the
| highest prize tn scholarship, and were rewarded
| with bows aud arrows Of silver" This excjt.
ed the euvy Of the scholars Of tho other schools
particularly Of St. P4nls, who lin meeting
with them would call them ST. Anthonie's Pigs
and they again would cali the others, Pigeons
fist. Paul, because many pigeons we're bred il
st. Paui's Church, and St. Anthonie wes alway,
| figured with pig following him" To make I
demonstration OF human nature, they fell from
words to blows" and no doubt did up The II
gument in good British grlt and muscle, fully
equal to modern exhibitions Of "the same
| <net -
, 1860-07-24

Berry had been in the habit Of atoppipg when.
ID the eaFl By some means the father learned
that his dauchtcr was rot at the neixbbor'd sho
bad prupntcd to vikit, but had bsen sean in Il
buggy, with Berry. Suspecting al was} not
right, himself and sous started out 10 hunt the
missing daughter, and traced the couple to thlA
city. Here for while the track was lost, but
having great confidence In their own abiIitT u;
detectives the friends did not secure the assist
ance of my officers. but watched the different
!!rsins gong cut ilTakiag petition and the MIR
ket space, ,the futher aud two apns kept a close
look out until about one o'clock. when lust Us
the engine was backing down to the junction to
take the Chicago train, the couple made their
appearance. thinking from the ringing of the
bell their train had sr1ired. The father took
charge Of the romantic young Indy, who fell
sobbiug into his arms, when discovered, while
one Of the brothers paid particular attention to
Mr.. Berry gt1iug him q sessre 'thrashinK,
blacking both his eyes and causing him to cry
ont for quarter, which attracting the attention
OF several persons who were waiting for trains,
the enraged couutrymun was taken of, and the
rstent cider mill pedlsr, bruised and bleeding,
made himself scarce, satisfied that it was a dan
eerous experiment to attempt an elopment with
! girl who has big brother. Berry is un-
doubttdIy an imposter, and did not receive any
more punishment than he richly deserved,
while the young lady escaped being the victim
q, villain by the cpportuue arrival Of her IA
thsr aud brothers, and has learned q Lesson
which should be Of benefit for life time.-La.
.fuyftte <jotfrndA
, 1860-07-24
i City Railroad to be Constructed I'm.
deFEF0Und In London.

A London paper contains description of q
tunnel now building under the streets Of Lon
din, for the purpose Of connecting the city with
= series Of railways at the north ofthe Thames.
10 hare railway after the American fashion,.
passing through densey populated district,
aud crossing on leyei aud overc1owded thor.
oughfare, was considered out Of the question.
Therefore, the plan vas resorted to OF aroidiag
the surface altogether, leaving that to the ordi-
nary local traffic and travel. and going entirely
under the city, with all the passenger and
freight trains. TIE tunnel was constructed By
making ssu open cut from the surface Of the
Street down the.dfstance required, building the
archway, and then replacing the surface
cheaper mode than tunneling. The work has
been contracted for, and is now in progreas.
The company engaged in it have a capital Of
Il .aa5o, ,eo6, In shares OF $50 each.
To avoid any annoyance from smoke, or the
combustion Of fuel in the tunnel, the traffic is
to be worked By light locomotives Of novel and
ingenious construction. They hare no t3re-box
but will be charged with hot water and steam
At certain pressure, to be supplied BY fixed
boiters at the termini, and will be furnished
with large heater to assiat in maintaining the
required temperature. II is lelieTed that each
locomotive can be supplied with power suffi-
cient to run the whole tunnel distance. The
tunnel is expected to be finished in working Or
| der by 1869.
, 1860-07-24

aI1K1so Br MAcuuERr.-Not exactly by
steam engine, nor By wa.er.power; though ..,at
is in faTor with rnlkmen; hpt. n " 4 machine
driven BY hand pc==er. In short, ! hand pump.
moved by two handles, like the hand-beIioTs''
and performing the operation by the principle
Of an air-pump suction. The machine is at
sached 70 I pad, and set On q stool under the
udder, the four teats inserted in four tubes. and
the pump operated, and the milk drawn and
conveyed By conductor into the pail. ths in.
ventor says, in marvelously short time; say
three msuuteafor an ordinary COW; mixing en-
tirely clean, and without injury to The cow: in
fact, be says, to her advantage ~ ii il beneficial
to have the work done quickly. and the ma.
chins is intended to do it quicker than it is pos
sible by hand. It is said also that COWS stand
this machine milking more gently than BY hand.
At any rate the eanarivanoe is IN ingenious one.
aud ~ have no doubt will work. It practical
utility We can't Eouch for. We only chrooicle
the tact Of the recent invention Of q Milking.
Machine. The manner Of its conatructton "a
simple enough. It eont!sts Of two diaphragm
pumps made Of tin and India rubber, 80 sr.
ranged As to be easily taken apart Tor washing,
The teat cups arc made tapezinR to fit auF size
and attached b. flexible joints, 20 u to be spread
apart to Ruit wide-spread.og .eats, or thos<
more contracted 1t is possible that il will proyt
| very u:e efal invention. fso, presume thu,
larners will hear more Of lt.-N. 7. Tribune.
, 1860-07-24
How Il Young Lady Narrowly Escaped
FFlghtful Deaths owing to i skel-
etOn Skirt
.tnnati Erquiscr, July 19.]


An accident Of q very singular character,
which, although it did not result sericusly, il
none the less Interesting, occurred "Wednesday
morning, on the line Of the Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Railroad. The down express train,
in charge Of conductor Harry Hall, took on
hoard at Greenaburg party CT picnicers, about
ole hundred aad fiity in number, for St. Paul,
a village ten miles further west.
When The train reached that point the pleas
ure party a6ghted, md stood around on the
small platform, covering it completely, waiting
to see the cars move before leaving Tor the
woods. Just as the train started the skele on
akirt Of one OF the youg isdies, who happened
to be standing close to the train, caught on q
nut on the side Of one Of the cars, throwing her
of her feet Very fortunately ths train was
quences might hare been more ser1ous. As it
wss the young lady Was pretty roughly used.
A stout man in the party, seeing her condi-
tion, at once raised her in hia arms, and pulled
with ali his strength, endeavoring to tear her
loose; but the skirt was both strong and firmly
fastened, and not unit! all the girls undercloth-
ing was pulled from her body, and her dress
torn to fhreda, did be succeed. all this trans-
p,red while the tra,n Was moving distance Of
twenty or thirty feet, wheu the conductor SEW
the dauger and immediately checked it's motion.
Indeed. the girl Was not entirely released until
the train had stopped.
After the excitement Of the moment had
passed, it was discovered that the soles Of both
the girls Shoes by the resistance she had offered
the train, had been completely stripped away,
leaving the uppers upon her feet. Strange TO
say, she escaped any aerious injury. She WAC
Immediately encircled by a number Of her fe-
male friends, who conveyed her to the village,
where her wants we're properly attended to.
, 1860-07-24

STATE OF MNOIS;; County Of
10eot a-sup.siar Coun q 49,, .1sr.e ~
D. lan Ths n. feAant'e bAyins AuxeE I9@ T.
pt17T md Edward Morton. 4N40Ne1ls Joan d.
veil John j. T1esaxel joa1 s. Petty asH rrt 3D.
tao % ~ = IT e s.sh1*as !.sseA 9us q n9s
Il u,ah Day Of Ny, H. D. l !. ths aaii oi the
Aezch.nsa s.'ls9a Losp nd 1Q. oa%pasy .1d ikaes
Tleadwe John 8. Perry and Edwatd Nornn tht sntn
Of thou:azd seven hundred - Co. directed
turned executed. r.
Nov, .ths1s1ore. unless you, tha I'D WIM,a b.
TEeadwe John J. Trsad1el joha !. Perry aad Edw.rd
No1tsn th personally BE- ant tfpea. tefore he sald
Superior Court OF Chicago OF befaee III t cay
City of Chicago the rr Monday Of Au8us 4 n. $50
Fye special 6a.l and PLEAD % tne sasd pasnrd. selon
tae satd The Merchants esvnks 1ne1 Aa Truss Company,
sut nueh Of the property attached - mA{ b sud-
cient % xaiafY the eaid Judgment and cos viii be sad
10 saus'y tbe Ane- WALTER kINbALL+ Clerk
FA1wKLI, SAn1H i THux1s, FlrR' 3 AtTt- =
i3EChAi3K
, 1860-07-24

tr An QR1aoesAta1e SxAax 8T RuIu GHo4fx.-
ope day when some nice questions Ii. philology
were being dlseussed by : select putty Of Boz
to9 % Raa. f,aa Gnoss Ike sssh h:n an
slfpriss Of III except tha proposst. 40 tro
ropies were al,ka 10 photography. We hare:
.tfied thu sAme experiment, and as J have been
nnable to'had snj one able to write 1t correctly.
Please read tho words aloud to Some Of your
harmed friends, and compare their written cop
,iea With any standard dictionary:
Prelerrin9 the carnelian hues, and separat-
ing the inueSdoe., I do declare that tho ped
dler's gray pony ate potato ont Of ths cob
bler's wagon which the sibyi had gsuged."
, 1860-07-24
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. Co,

- Comfy u-superor Couzt Of Cbicaso IN Chanee.
rS-The Chtea9, Aadne and Ftsc 1n*u1anta conpfny
gersu. George f. Eet!ey, Letta " Eckle5. Charles Lay
e.rk samuel W Fuller 1nd Era B. NeC1zg-
BILE Notice Is hereby given. that In pursuance q o.
cstl order entered in the above entitled he Hh
day Of J.ne, A. lso0 Ira Scott viii - ttuatee aad
j. lsa O'Clock 10 The forenoon of tha DAY. u The
ncfh deer Of he Court uouse IN the city Of ChlcaEo,
couaty Of Cook stat- o4 Miaota. sell u putlc
uou highest bidder for cash tho following described
penses tor uch thereof E-y b peeesaaIy 70
me amount due asld complainant upon the
entloued IN said decre And secured b eeFaa dted OF
tTu,t bearing data Il e dxJ 1u1 la6S. and
bv the ssd defendants ~ r. Icy md Leta
Eckiey, hs vie, asd fled for record T. tho kecot9eIs
oce Of eata county Cook, August .h. 1ss9. nd re-
corded in book ISL q Deeds page A con7e5n$ the prel-
nehtioce In sz.d and hereinafter dacted TO
tie ss:a detentantS Err D. MeCsfk and samuel v. F.
f.r trust to Indebtedness mentioned II sAt
desel Etuaed IA the city Il Chicago county Of Cook
and State Of 1tlnr's 10 W.T. !:
The nth dtty tto) feet Of the north hundred aad
ty t15) fttt Of Le hunf ID xnt tfsy tlo fe
# block t1 Ia Bus1nes ID 1nn to The city OF
Chicago and ce.cnbed mora particularly - fobVx:
Commencing 1t po4ns one hun ised rect south Of tEs
ncrhwe.t box seventeen III and tnniu south
my 80 teet parallel With Dearborn treet thence east
one huar and nlty +ia fe. plsalet With Elm Ereet
shence hundred nny tl5o, fe patael w!th
Elm t.et 10 The pl.=e Of bexin1in md al equity OF
te.uptloa Of The sid Get2e K. EekIeT nd LetltA ".
EckIey. tbeiE he ~ att ssstkua therein
IRA SCOTT. Truaee md special Coumua'1socer. ,
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, 1860-07-24

SUR TOE TIE vALrE or TER E1xpu.sr aco.
LcxuCs. Some mouths since q he.r,ne Tas
had in the Supreme Court Of Massachusetts.
upon suit brought against the town Of Adams
b. the administrator Of the estats Of anes
RAYMOND. to recover 925, the alleged value
of.the elephant Columbns, which rece,yed inju-
bridge at South Adams. The question snbuit.
ted 10 the Court vas whether the plaintiff could
recover, even il the facts were II elle9rd. Tbs
defendants claimed that they were hot liahle,
and tha. there was no obligation upon them to
maintain roads md bridges sale aud convenient
for the driving Of elephants over them for exhi-
hition, but thAtif the plaintiff choose to u,e
their roads and bridges fos that purpose, he did
it u his own r,Ak. Tbs Court have decided for
the plaintiff, 30 far as TO expresa tho opinion
that the csae should b. suhmistsd 70 : {urJ
upon tho ev1dencs. 1t will probably b. ttisd It
the fsll t4tm Of the Court,