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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
GOOD TIMES HAVE COME.

In the year 1858 the entire amount of
whea. brought to Dubuque by rail was
10000 bushels. In the year 1859, these
roads were extended, and large scope of
new country, where land and produce
were worth almost nothing, was opened
The people Immediately went to work and
put in large crops. The receipts of wheat
are now about 40, 900 bushels per week.
The receipts during one week are equal to
those O! Il whole year in 1858. The en-
tire Amount of wheat, cattle, hogs, hides,
&c, brought in are not worth less than
enc hundred thousand dollars per mouth
certainly very large sum Of money
for produce alone. The effect of ills up
on all kinds Of business, works like
charm. Our railroads are taxed beyond
their capacity. Almost every day new
cars are put apon tina roads, and still the
demand for more is as great rs ever. One
ard two years ago our merchants generally
had small stocks and few customers. Some
Of them had to keep an extra man 10
wake the clerks up at dinner Uua Wv,
their stocks are large and ~ .:.,.o :..i,v
rep!enshed. Nearly every store IS crowd
ed with customers. Goods are sold for
cash, ami at very low p-ices, and a little
money goes long way. 'u.i4rs. there
is q rare opror unity for = ice selections.
Honses which sell tr.ra jyraIy 20 twenty
five thousand 10 las uo. y auth. tan I0r
and sell |o,c, and keep good assortment.
Our Roads are being extended. and busi,
ness generally is hooking up. Ihat good
Hus nrrIrli arl
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
For Sale.

1 SFN0Np HAND Portable Grist Mil
ana torn cob trushcI Enquire At tho Hard
ware >t"f' I'll A. Gk9NINGER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
Augusta, November l9.

augusta, November ~.
Senator Toombs has not vet resigned,
but be will do so on the Sd Of March, un-
less Georgia secedes. E
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
For Rent!

"A bic for a small family Also good STORE
ROOM. on Pearl street Enquire OF
Dec. |, 1850 MAS
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
W E 4 RE G ALLISON.

Or. en- an! Douglas S.,
slOtN CITY, .. .. IOWA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

We clip from the Chicago Democrat The
following item:
Iowa CLuR NHsAr-The club waea,
arriving: hire from Iowa is Of . SUPERIOR
quality and July equal to 80 Wlscon-
sin club. Milers say that it makes more
fonr than any wheat they can get.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
New Advertisem'ts.
WANTED!

A GIRL to do general house work. Enoui,s n,
n the residence of GEO WIFE az
Dec. /, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

A letter from Washington SAYS that
new trial will De applet for, and probably
granted by The Supreme Court, in the ease
involving the title to the De. Mon.s RIVER
Lands. 1t appears that the whole ques
ton at issue was not passed upon ty the
Supreme Cour, in the decision which gave
the lands to the Dubuque 4 Pacific Rail.
ronI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
Corn and Grist Mill

NJ IN" mouth ot Floyd r, ar uow prepared 10 A.,
ali k!mir 3t ~"rh ia his lima al the lowest r,.iI =
ta e. VIII grind wheat 1t IS . cents Dc bu.
aud corn al twelve and-a- half crl.ts
We will pay the hit:, est market rricc IN CASH
for heat, Corn and " uol
sAWNERS 1 BRO.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

In wy "i' veg" ...'....'..-.....S2 90
Five Copies, ycar............. 4 o0
Ten Copies, one year. ................. 10 on
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
HAIL TO THE TNION!-
The lrrcnres>ihic Conflict
lnaugugateu .
the DGIiAr isca,cr for 1864,

OuR MoTro.--" OacurH and TDGar3.,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01

WARSAW, No, Nov. II.
A messenger arrived in this city to day
bearing the following telegram to Presi-
dent Buchanan:
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
MCBRIDE 4 SILL.

AGENTS FO2
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-12-01
Financial Matters.
B.TURBANCES IN KANSAS I!
Gen. HARVEY ORDERED
OUT !
RumOrs from Washington.
SAN FRANcIsco Nov 7th

DAN I FRANCISCO, NOV. TIN.
The returns from the Central Comm
tee foot up as follows:
Douglas - 1895; Lincoln - 342 !;
Observation-Disclosures; Bell-2,626.
San Francisco gave Lincoln 5000 mai.
This is being gradually reduced as returns
come in from the mountains. and there
seems every probability that Douglas has
carried the State.
Tho peoples reform ticket in San Fran
cisco has probably been elected. To NOR
row special dispatch will overtakc the
Peney Express at Carson Valley with the
latest news, which will probably be dec-
silva
, 1860-01-21


LEIGH IluSr.-The London correspondent Of
The Spirit Of tie Tins gives the following
sketch Of the personal appearance Of the late
author:
"Leigh Hunt WIS ta1i rather than otherwise
fse feet ten inches and half when measured
for the st. james Volunteers; though, in COM
mon with men whose length is iu the body rath-
er than the legs, his height diminished as he
advanced in life. uo was Remarkably straight
and upright in his carriage, with short, hEm
step. nud cheerful, almost daring approach,
smiling. breathing and making his voice heard
in little iaarticulate eiacnlations as he met
friend, in nn irrepressbe satisfaction at the en-.
counter, that not unffeqaent}y Conveyed high
qualification TO the arriver who Was thua greet.
c.,. lie had straight black hair, which be wore
parted iu t-e center; dark. but not psla com-
nlexion; features compounded between length
and certain irregularity Of outline. character
lstic Of tue American mould; black eyebrows,
firmly marking the edge Of hfow over which
and unacr Witch 6camcd . pair Of eyes dark,
brilliant, rejecting, gay snd ksnd, with certain
Look Of obsctvant l,ufnor that suggested an idea
Of what is called ss5ness when it Ia applied to
children or girls; for. he had not the aspect
given to him iu one Of his portraits, Of which
q taukard,' He ho,i = bend massive and tall,
aud longer than most mems. Byron, Shelley
aud Keats wore hats which he could not put on;
but it was no. out Of proportion to The tsu:e.
Its outline being peculiarly smooth and devoid
Of *bumps.' Ills upper lip was long, his mouth
large and bard in the tlcs; his ohin retreatinE
and ;,eutlo like womau's. His slopinG shonl-
dess, not very wide. almost concealed tho an.
pie proportions OF his chest; tqough that wa.
Of compass which not every ph'r Of arms could
span. Nature had gifted him with m iutense
dramatic perception, an exquisite ear for music
aud roire Of extraordinnry compass, power,
Aexibili,y and beauty. 1t extended from be,
low the Ine to F .hnrp above."
, 1860-01-21

,,NAnn.AGE Es7nAonb1SARs.-In tue Toronto
cpzonist, uuder she matrimonial head, appears
The following singular notice: ''''.
glAEn1Ea-Br the Rev: Joha Brown, Peesby-
terian Minister: at the village Of Newmarket,
to.rn.hip at Whitcckurc,, &. r., at the resi-.
depce Of the brlae's father, Benjau,in Hewsou,
Toronto. Orange Brigade Dr"ms.Major. in full
scarlet regimea:as. viii, Orange sash, sword,
&c TO Flora, eldest dsu :atcr Of Mr. Archibald
Mr,tillen. Of East Lwilimbnry, G. ". Whsn
tie minister got through, with the necessary
ceremony by Iau established, It'll very ap-
prorriatc lecture On the Occasion, the bride.
groom Immediately afterwards requested to add
q fer words on the subject, aud after be had
got the sanction of ail invited as witnesses,
drew his sword from the. Ecabbard, and giving
i:into the bridc's hands, said, in the presence
Of all there assembled, u nbw :pthorrize 5ou,
ny dear wife, TO plunge this naked sword in my
breast in case you find me nnfaithfui to the
marriage tie now takeu place between me and
squ, ias unworthy moments longer e1istence)
hanceforth ron will hare this sword placed at
the head OF your bed, at your serrice." All
present seemed very teeiiugly impressed on the
hearing Of bis heartfelt remarks and SO it
ended.
, 1860-01-21

MASTERS StLE-State OF. ILL.,
lfI nots Cook County. sS.-E!rcnst Court Of Ceok
couuty--I4 Chanet5y. Henry .. SIrnx ~. William a.
SLtpard. -
c.eta onrr eutrsed In Inc abre untitled cause l. o.
Paine fteer In III .nc ef EoSh County ian ii
lut VII, FttaF. the ~ day JAnu1fr
4. T. 1s6a selt public suction for the hIRht
b:aer st I'm oek N shs iofeacan of thy *ad tsY
Coon.y pi ccok asotead ~ that esan pitce psce of
sai ssa;s; y.nk I'D eens 10 tns Cenn's q cooa I'd
q ne ao.tass.t ana5'ef II secsan 49, nxe a ro.a
tue Th:n Pt"cpa Aeftan. eunt,ining etghsy seIe ef
Ind oe the saoc MOI OF less. much and such pon
thereof ~ may - nAckA&aty 10 the Inooey due
H. said complainant upon the decree N .ad eause With
interest an4 evsts. :
,LC- PAINE rEKER.
, 1860-01-21

WHERE ALL THE Tors CONE rRoN.-rhe vast
majority ate mule at Grunhainseber. in sa1ony.
The glass CONES from Bohemia. Tbs bottles
sna cups are 50 fragile tuat the poor workman
has to labor IN d confined and Titiated otmos-
nhete, which cuts him of at thirty FIVE years Of
age. all articles that contain nny metai are The
produce Of Nuremberg and the surrounding dis
trick: This old city has aissass been one Of the
chief ceatEes Of Gersnau utctat work The work
.rs in gold and silver of The place have long
been famous, and theit iron, sTork is unique.
This speciality has now descended to toys.
Here oil toy printing presses with their types,
nre manufactured; mugic lanterns; magnetic
toys, such Us ducks aud fsh, that are attracted
ly the magnet; mechanical toys, such as run
ring mice, and coajurins tricks, also come from
Nuremberg. The old city is pre- eminent in all
kinds Of toy diableric. Here science puts Oh the
conju'ers jacket, and ne hare manifestation
Of The Gesluaae:que spirit Of which their Al
berr Durer was tho. embodament. The more
solid articles which attract boyhood, such as
b"xes Of bricks, buildings, etc. Of plain rood.
c,,!f'e from Grunhainscher, in Sa1ony.--0nee
HEX :. .,
, 1860-01-21

LITERARY TASTES or ALEXANDER DuxAs TUE
IorsazR-"S "Spsridition' writes to the Boston
Trartutr, frou, Paris, the following about the
younger Dumas:
"He works aIonc, aud has had literary CO.
partner in none Of his books and rfavs. Tho
following conversation, which ia reported to
hare takcn placc between him and literary
man here, may give you some light into his
inx him on the great success Of lie Denli monde,
then asked him: Pray what ore yor doing
nov - '.Sotbipg at au. am resting my b1a'n.'
"po YOU never read:7 =" As little as Yossib(e."'
"Doa't you like nistorrt", "So ins,iuesire'y
detest It. without knowing anything about it,"
Why don't you write plays in yerse:' BE
cause it is absurd ind Impossible Can there
he anything more 1idienlous thau to make q
notary ta'k in yerte." But Moliese did.
coats embroidered With spans.es, We hhvs left
&tuth, know little about .Aol,ere.' re-ncad
not long ago Lc MisantLrupe; taat is not play.
Molieee ends 10 acts in tho same way exactly;
1ueuiai comes n and tells Aaceste he is wanted"
:. But what do you think. Of Corneiiies" ..Ae
is q bore" "Surety you don't think Mon
taiene borc:" II nsrer read him. bough.
t'osher day Rabelsis illustrated by Gus,ave
Dorc, reckoning The epgrayings would make me
read The text: but had TO GiTc it pp."-" Great
erary ido1s:" *sDe lsa1zae and Shakespeare
Whene<cs. l, do raad, / read thcm- As don't
know English. Tread BenJamia Laruche's tra1s-
! latlou Of Shakespeare. lie is really, really tho
| geniu*; he has gone to the Bottom Of everything
divincd everything, taa avery thing. be is al.
! ways true to nature. Ah' Shakespeare Is my
| idoi!' !,
, 1860-01-21
INiE GREATEST WONDER OF
L THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Tr0{, Woods Hair Restorative.

!s,,vs 10 IL. Woaa .! hi, el.y from Ecptlrt.aa n
ii. !" .ir onic. aen cS,d,c hare l.a enscs. hea
e"n. fsaEa f~Naetc suscc~ II cc7deaies ae s:a-an
t". ptrsh the III. neu1s encolnutnA nor usclrsa lI
tr'y !rItE the press: . -, ,r1.
s;.:,a c4st trw mon,a> sntr 10 III" hehly bpnvfcl4
rt ."f h.ls e"r.siye. VA 'ntu I'd to mai: az;
It ny wss A nv y 1ase. ea se "
tAres snoaiha .fnee pt"eurcd hos,e "
," ~. rssnsa.e M sna I'D T. .,ss s"a ,na ~
procured al;!cs huite of witch alare 'oe3
h, w. et9 certify 10 the world list the g'.s "
ia ~ a: ny .air Ias rc-aira its natural eolos und hc
isss ne soN AID ss.4y has bcu 1sturc fr tycu
IT, -. Il n:,v iwo yeav> Ia 1sc VII tas
Ir aoosI nsssce dica 4de To yon tos yoHf va!aase
ut ta:sc,loar. viii have oeeasson tc conEac, ~
1t etlzea o. tht e'ty And resdent here
sv !,,c and ais:n:as sawn4. Any Yon may aats 1f
III ss.sss i ssis,s = : a}s;f; :; Ss =
woops @ IA uA,a fs1Ss%T|$E y T. 4<,
=, s:s so::e ss@ :. & s1 e.? -
n 81 20 ssss
s9rs: oil .aF;t FtSXH? y e? % SssSS e
an'rss:s: d. REV J. X. Drag Is ,auss;er ~ tess
L. ...mx ~. pAssN o the ori.d"k Church =: hraoE
g. N IL gentleman of greet iaqnsPef T 2nS nn'
nro2xrrtr Jaa, ,s.is5s.
H.: Wrs.a.s,~c,a gives pleasure .ay t,at u. tGe1
b., h-n tscel-nt renovre na4.nmaioa dYndruT aud
:n,s.ra fs,a NY cai4aod I'D ~ restored III, raj.
wn1l WAS be4utnk grey. q IL e s.3 coior IhAse W.
no: r. L1sf Ys sf'ls. y IT, anything like 'as
j. W99S T:cs':."s; =: a;S.Ss:y NJ :.s
IL 'sx:.:s AID Fancy Hsp4h Deaest. TO
, 1860-01-21
.tstN;. = E:e:ri :lali,. ia CIR

by The blonsomlng hedge rows 'of merry. Eng
l{nd. They ride -hoxsehack brilliant
tsrie as aSa a. id be1 s'sfo ibnk 70 nat n
iag-5syen lady ArabeEA or an Honorable Ger.
allina-of waking FIRE miles in The country,
suitably dressed and elauss<es for the purpose.
They are skilled in nrchery. Some Of them eyen
ride after the hounds, and harden their arisso.
ctatic hands by rowing pleasure boats in style
that would c7ptiSate the hearts Of our whole
Sthu7tki1l Nse..
, 1860-01-21

NoMAs's 1IEno1sM.--As the people were flock
Ing, around the fallen .Pember,on Mill at Law
reacs, at point where rope had been fixed to
prcjecting timber, 2 call was made to the
cr3syd to take bold aud pull with a will, but for
a faw minutes, such was the danger Of the at.
teapt--tar the beam in falling might engulsh
all pear it-for a few minutes, We sar, the call
was undecided. Men sluddered aud drew back
they would risk much to all those below, but
life was sweet and the danger great. At this
critical junetare, woman rushed from among
the crowd, ana daring the spectators to 'o1low,
seized the rope and attempted to mount the pile
Of ssuou!der.ig ruins ia clear away with her own
hauds The example WAS enough; not word
was said, but strong hands at once drew her
back, md thep there were no lack Of hands to
tue rope; tha beum was drawn cut, and at least
Two sufferers released from the opening thus
un3e
, 1860-01-21

ArTocR4pus.-1lavcrford College, in Dela.
ware country, pennsy tvania, seems to hare he.
come the great fucus Of the 2utograntic perse-
cution. Many Of the students, within . few
years past, hare bern seized with the ambition
Of risaliuE eaci, other in the largeness Of their
collections Of the autographs Of lneu Of note in
the professions, aud in politics: literature and
science, and arc writin; notes TO such persons
a!t over ths country, asking for something in
their handwriting. somewhat to the emolument
Of the Post Olice.-.L. ]. Iast
, 1860-01-21
NEW BOOKS FOR 1860
3. C.. G. KTGGS &" CO..
50 9&41 Lake Street, East cf stats.

HONE AND ABR0AD-Day1rd Taylor,s New
CHEAT TRlEULA1I0E-Hy Rev. .11hu Cum
1n1AS ..lg1te. flu
rnEST1CEANA: Oh, WIT AND urxaz II PARA
GnArHs-ky tie Editor Of tie Louisville jour
MARY HoN1TT's H1sTonY,QF- ANE. lea
1rce, $so0
SERAoNS-gy Richard Fuller. D. D. nf BaitI-
n1ore-.."........... u
lInW COULD HE HELF 1T--Dr as. Hoe. .rrce, A1.a5
EVENINGS AT THE M1CR0scoPEs-ny r. II
COM ORD OF AGEs-By Ed. l;eethrr ID frice &1.s3
DlA1.f OF 4 ASAMAKlTAN-4y Member af
thL Howard Association of New Ofe1lx. .Pscs, 41oQ
WILD S:ENEs on THE FRONTIER: Or, HE-
4oEs or TIE TEsr-Dy Emerson Bennett. Price, &1-0o
GOSPEL IN LEVlTICuS; OE, Az Exros111os
TnE fTznREw KrruAL-Dy J. n. Leta, u. D.,
S. c. GRIGGS l. CO.,
fufcJ&ss IRON Block.
, 1860-01-21
The above sale u 4dcurpx take PLACE At
aud plae Friday the IAy ae JanuAzy,
i. u. Ito. WILLIAM u. OGDEN.
tt.3h I'd Assignee Or Mnrtx4ke,
TRUSTEES SALE-Puhlic No

SALE.-Puhilc No
l. t!ee IS hereby &syen ,hst t. t'ha% Hlteheoek ths
Tsussse has+ IN Certain i. I'd u ut s'*citI by
Aufa NeIs,it md Xusan bis wife ami E4Iwiu u H1a 1r1
Ju let wt, dated u: nth tay Of Uteertcr tD. la
Will, defiant h,yn< Gv*n na. a tSe ~ naxus y pso1a
cou. us IN ,asC!,y es Chies9 County Il Cook nthe
the forenoon q .d day. Iubi" acon TO th~ &he4s
esr caah the pssasses aud real sssase conve1sa bT
&AiA i. b4 ISu*f, t. wiz:
The south half Of The quarter Of the noE:hea
quarter Of nccn twenty tau 1nxn;hp t.enss. na,h af
Iase nlur, sask Of u1t4 principal esi eous21ninG
acr~a VI land. A, the tolsaeat quarter Of tbs
ef her"n tweusy n!ue. txen-
u, Forth Gt t The tn principal MERRIAM.
csaiuux forty of Lsnd siru In tae euaa1y uf
lr~ Ant ssas af ltunte, Esake Gus uptu said
noe vi The and pCt Of SALE sad Ler u trust
srccnv IN she n1ce II hu Heeulsr Of Lite COUNT, "a
Book 4 ef TEust leeds, paxd ls5.
r..v& 1ASN dnA4,tA
, 1860-01-21

DISSOLUTION.-The Co.Part-
~ ne.snip heretofore existing the undersigned
under the nr of D. r. rsa Co, Il .lts day disssrrd
" a4' eoasent Eintr OF the partners Il Authorzsd
t:h,~nko Ian, Sd. 1861. L. kttfEGu
3A& hN.ln1 r, D TAYLOR,
, 1860-01-21

K bax!nx been aste Ia IT. payment Of certain Pro-
nry Noe t1eeut.d by so,mon st1ask fos she Ct
le auA ~, Ahle tu os!tr Of Thinas NsELath Tho
ua4ies1 s yar af'er d-te- whrh seturr1 "
sl5 .ex sIt Tba1a tie reat esfase
h~rrio. de.t5td rist n the Recorders Ohes
boaE ~ 1ef II ai F. ate McEa:ts on r2xe. IA ~ nd
13h ay ebsuuy 4. H. q Il 10 ock IN iha fore
Ct tav no.th .cor cf the Tout Mou,s N
p1ec aac..ou highest bidder for <ssh the rial
IA sna 5uolx7s" 1tsere 10 vH:he ro.thve.s 9eat.
township nine 49, north u" 1suse four - Hes' s!tu. IN
the Conty II AnntgcCerJ and Ssat Of !no*. sose.etf
with AL An3 nulE tbs tenenen's. herd tsoents pns1
ss-s and acpuersncra lheeunt, oetongn< aal n right
NJ, e4uy Ut .edemptton oi the sas1 rot Sah.sk
therein IN X The ar1 for tho purpose IN
s,f{ rnntfr1ee eun{refed att lifted,
, 1860-01-21

ESe1Isu NoNEx..-The Philadelphia Dau<tia.
ridicutes the censure sgsinst feminine skating,
aud says: ~: ~;
Thes order these things better abroad. La
dies Of established position, whose genuine
modcsty no one would think Of queaiioning,
and who belong to families which hare been thc
@ rere in robust exercises WHICH mauT of our soi-
difant ladies' would think as vulgar. They drive
spirited horses along all the beautiful lanes and
, 1860-01-21
Nu1CAGO TYPE FOUNDRY
~ Aao
Prin terS' Warehouse,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STREET NJ

cXipAao.
The suhsssh1Is prepared furnish Tire IN tSsxt or
mathematics uadt from superior qualify or rer far
esheI ca.h Of a2atovea pape lie supplied wnh
hSEe stock Of Presses. iak Word Type and everything
Necessary for complete printing otace new sfssni1
eeoSts aow Eesdy ur ttre1 and will be t. parties
ah1stN3 y. l.. DODGE, Tsaanse,.
, 1860-01-21

pI n me Testi,uouy
lFrcu the Fnabu-EL ua..cd prazby.k.l4n.l
We tave tcc noiteta1s Stomach Eters &c, pysp<psa
ant speak fAsorahy o: III sa~s md haYe 20 hssta
r,n Ia oor.nending than 10 hoxs &u1e1.n foa any d.
l!ntS ot the kind.
From tbs Pittsburgh Post, AaEuss 3. is1A,]
HoStErrErs HIrsxAa.-Thcse U1,it:6 lara obtained ;
fe spread and wGdsstrssa eese,ly In Ill paris Of the
Country. They aduszhlc remedy for eat variety
oi stomach dssea. Il sufficient Evidence rf Its bene
ae;a easze:es to ohse.ve tbc mHense quantities OF
sht1ned by Nessrs Uoctter Smith. the rroprctors, 10
II oiu's In tie country.
!From Tho r1es.assb oasetts. Ausnst IL. 1s5s.1
knowledge j. gained ~ experience. aaa though We have
hcset atose dealt very little In ueca. psraaasin ~e
ns* din juse athe nscustc'uras sa saf tia. Hos
tec, eeaaeh Dutcrs has been the Ct curnE ef
severe tick Of dysteEi and 1as removed p,:n n the
eton,1rh in ycry short TING. 5AiS 1hw9aa
, 1860-01-21

NOrICE.-Superior Court of Chi
IN eaga State at 11fpals ceutty Of Cook, Ssh
pu1suz.te II order nf the Saoer Coart Of chl9Eo,
Within md ta-, The County aad State Aforesaid 1,ce and
ed " record the Sou tsy ef January in.s11t
Hoticp il hereby klveE that Special Term Of RID Sd
ps1or Evn.t Il Ehl.o. v te he'd AZ the G.ur Hon:e
ia The t1ty CT Chlako il sid tp1uty Anu State, the
foa:th Ih-y-d.v. bong tn twenT s1th day " Iau4ry
fustaal, ~ 10 ocock \. u. Of said CAT.
NALrEk kClBALI.. clerk
Ch.aSo. 1aaussy eth, ls6o. IAfse7. scd
, 1860-01-21

i'n;r. ,y SeIx N Uact Ch!esE7 J4na.!r llth 1sAU
tae apoontel by tonn,u Couucl of ths
1y OF Gne 10 assIsza the dam ess and hesrhts re-
a1tnx 10 owners a real In he Sutn iArfiar ~
al Cy by trssan OF e,te. aias beasbn .t1ert rsu,
ssfrtt 10 NoaEue street. lave eep.e;td ttelf A..
wishing to appea. um sid z.sess,rsst m .s
1ts % %uss .nleetnhs III w.bS uY otce, au 0T bxfrs
anaa4: she tdfn e1y oI Jaau.ry- 1as II ocIyx ~
shx toRnon Csanc WILL tkat 1ituu in tie Council
Aoo hear al IL sa:d a.rnt Ind sFsr snd
}Il4.tM 49,
, 1860-01-21

~ CIR ciests 0ac~. Caicago. January 11tb. fse1
Sotee u hereby given ~ ill p..snas interested
St the Cy Of taesko. 10 tae sum Or ia:rT s;o.
On 'hr ~ essas In tie We nv.ina It sat CiiT
asenfn hy grad tnrn"l1 ktsect 'rrm Warren
s1rrt 70 .a< s{es haA completed his ssses.a,+n1 Id
ANY rcssoas wishing .rpealtfom st nr.,
f. stss , %ssstis.s e IN " lug IN oc b*Io'e
- the ttmman Cnne viii 1t that time in H. i:n,,rci
Eesa hear ut 10 H. aes.nsens aud tryise I'd
c,aaf1a VI aanui the 1aue. ~
IIt,ot ii FrvsSx&~~ rr., r.,..I
, 1860-01-21
DEASONS FOR GSIN &
GU Err us
Cod Liver Oil Jelly.

Than T. Aca.eus q: Aetitine certify thas e ecrta;ns
+. mr. r,rt o* Pure Ea1 Liver Oil
,s-TL., ;:s :ah.shed Ec:r5 Os 70 e.'scail.
I'd ru.t hs s*o:acd tta emulsion IA tie tolnarh-
si-Tbas in noss Of the eases III wnca Cnc LlTe1 OH
rrtsctibeI The *tomsca the fatst act In proper
un ip make esnulire all thr anouut OF oil tsken, AID
inat rr ~ H. and onetnes The ~holt ot Inc oil
ID uud;srsisI a,d consequently noresave> lEss Is easily
TSst r. ny I'd Liver on Jei:y b<!nx eu:a7oand oton
and su IN euhou OF fsrlfas socn as In sorsaes with
lnu; wheh takes p.ce ~ soon IL it reaches TIE
4h-Tal In ~het the Physician beieEe. Cod rer
otto ba prescribed fpetsc 6F oAefwise, JeE -
r,o,r rrlIanlr tnau ase et6s a beeante beng ]cd
ust n sou1et to undergo tAe natural proess
oS oSd,restfon AMI astuaoa when Oh the tontrzsf TIA
1ouf eli viii pass o1 inoperave The staaeh ahove
W1Tns more or sthe when the oils Indicated
ffooa the zhor- consideration TIE sueeF!nEy Of Quas
Cod Liver oil Jelly cvertae e:uds OIL 70 he aekno~ld-
1sl4.,y rENT0N Co. ~ Lake s:ftet:
OSE GLY c E r I II E -
IL preparation Of xst:ees Of the Ao< Soothing Q4t
nes RECOMMENDED hY rhrsesaus for Purify uK, Whitening
and Snften;nf tht Skn dFaoiy aap1ed for curing Chap
pe lnaa.ned 4ndb, faee LIP. a1d at! skin
lyttly so:d only ey rEStoN s GO:
ROSEFILL CEltETARY.-The
III Managers ofthe Retshl cera.taty World anuoupcs
that On they ortr public The ree
thu IsEe View Plauk Read. the Grssn I4y Road the
Prairie Rad rnn.ae northwtt tie tate7s elca Of
NORTH CLARK Eeis street through Tewmanv.e. tJ
the Chicago aid Mi~aukee Railroad to ELtsndeu 3:aro1
For further II the ecs eS the topAnT,
Ho.ss c1ssk s1sst. tilT~dsas
, 1860-01-21
1 SSESSMENT Nf|TiCF-

Cty CLERK nacr. ChiesFo. JAauar- ll.h. 1861.
Innc Fo Is hc1r:r given a X rut .nfertNfei fh,t
re Eos..sloners atuntti or the tommon Coaneii of
o. th:cgo te 1sftatn u. dim rs ant brEynfs
sas stty hs !es"n eztenalnx s,cwat avenue ron ,hs
~ l1 te soath street. hare COMPLETED shex aa+ezs-
nlett a'l nlt'le return therrpI 10 nv ptHes
taE pt~,n MLhiuk T., appeal fet'na ala Assc.smen.
t!f in W ,:og, II ny nacc On " b..
lore Acntay u" sNh ta} Of 1aanztT 1Sfn Ut o;I..s
!. - the Common Ees9c wilt VI teat time. IN TIC
Counc koou: hear a objections 10 4a.d as,essmtnc
fesist and eun.fm or aApui the sane
1atl"Mt II. kKEISMANy CIT Clerk.