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CHICAGO DAILY PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
VOLUME XJL
PRESS AND T'UBUNE.
WEDNESDAY KO3NING, JATTTAEY 5, 1858.
For Telegraphic Reus see lourfh Past.
Municipal Ilcform.
We set; *b.at the Cltlcuto Time* has to
do v !, li the Mil'jrct of Municipal Reform,
uh-mt which it pieaclios so luft.'ly. If it re
fers !«i n of the Dyer Adminis
l.a.l]-.- v.i'.t- u ill tak-'C iiv of that. If
it>- itllu-li.u'o ;t luuriu;; m the Dvcr
solcun- I n cu'iing tho city up ir.to treaty or
ihii'y \\'u<; a:i«l annexing Bridgeport,
for tin- j-urjo-e *if bringiui: I'iC Common
Council aim in- Cl"y Treasury iu o the hiuids
of ihe ~c-:aoli-hip.£ a lJo:i:il of Pi.lice
nuthori i<*> rm: p -pi'twlile to the people lor
Ihi'T ac!?- t!m» putting that brunch of the
u!mi in the hands of the Iri.-h—
- Iso.ini-if l\iblic AW.rkv to super-
i!ii' vr.it* r ami Si-tv-Tage Comni.SMonc-r.s
etc —Wit can understand i'.t meaning.
Will t!:<- Times j.l-ja-e explain.
The Lecture *>cnsoß*
We are glad to learn that Gkobgs Suuxcb, o(
Itos'.on, one of the most agreeable aad instruc
tive of lecturers, is to retrain in the West for
& couple of week* or more, and that he will in
the mean time consent to address sush Absoci
ations as chooss to employ bis admirable tab
t-nl in thai way. ills lecta.-e on "Spin" is a
highly ticisLed ui:d eloquent historical produc
tion, with a tigcilicant local application, that
never fails to ecteriain tad instruct. 'lf. Sum
ner is, us our reader* know, a brothe* ol the
Senator tnd a sl.arer wiih hir.i of the fciiily tal
ent. Application* ur.da to the Youd s * Men's
Association, Chicago, through wbish Mr. S. may
be engaged, will nwet with atteution.
Letter List Advertising.
The Postmaster id directed to publish i list cf
the uncalled for letters, in the paper lnv:ug the
largest circula'ion withiu the range of his office,
which in Chicago is adjudged to be the 2orpo.
rate liiniiu of the city. The first Mor.ciy ol
January U the day by h?,'for leler
mining what pa-ur Khali pub':ah the list f:r the
ensuing year..
The following :« t'ic liw governing his
award :
*' Tbe pos'.ma-iter shall require, as pari c.f the
evidence on which he is to make his d< cjion,
an affidavit of the proprietor or printer of such
oewflpjpi'r tor wuicT the advertisement in caim
ed, or of the clerk or foreman in the ollict of
such paper, showing tbe means of knowledge in
respect to the circulation of such newepiper
wit'ain the limits .1 the district so embruc.d in
the range of the delivery of such cllics, and
Htattng the uverjge, sictua!, ordinary ai-.d -ona
fide circulation ol pjch regular ir»sue of.-uch
paper within finch district. tor the four
euuing on the Situ-d-y next the day
on whica Huen evidence is rccciv-d; a*jd'that
such circula' inn has no', daring t>-<id taur wfika,
been increased by "any gvaUni'-nw citculat.jti,
by u reduction in price buluw t'u; ordinary t;ni
usual price of such p..per, or by uny other>x
traordioury uieunF, lor the purpo3e, in ihe
whole or in pari, ol obtaining any
of uncalled fir letters lar publication ; arid fci::h
average, uctuu', o dim:ry wnd L'jint jl>U circu.'j
tion o! each regular of such paper for eu:li
four weeks, as established by such t.lliduvit at.d
the other evidence fiubmittoi to such postrr.ajjte - ,
shall be d-emud the c.rcalatiou on whc.h tLe
question of t ,e gn--tc.r circulation hha'.l be dr
termiiied. Other e.i'Jeuce, in uuJitioii t:> suc'u
ollidavit, ic e)!rov>ruiiun tIK-roof. or in contra
diction cf ;!.e st'f.c, ni.'V b-j sulnuitted i>y anv
party inluebted ia taa djcicioii."
The ptit'.irhc.-s oT the I'ucss ash Tj:ib;:ne
were divided in opiaioa whethtr to nia':<.' fippli«
cation lor the li tter advertising until t:,e very
day that the aw-td wsa to be made, or. tho
grounds, Ist, that in a pecuniary point ol view,
the priutiag was worth nothing, as the cost of
putting it in Jjpe is nearly as much as the i'oat
Ollice pays fur it; 2J, that the chance 3 of the
paper, baviug the largrat bona fide circulation,
gettiug the li: t, were exceedingly blight, ibe
general rule biing, to give it to the ollice thut
would s«tar the hardest. Aud us we laid no
claims to pje-i-minence iu that respect, we had
but fuinl hojies ol being declared the successful
cooipetilor. However, ut the Just moment, it
was ccuciudoJ to present uctuiuciieat of our cir
culation to the I'oat Master. It was as follows:
OinCEoFTIU I'IIK'SAM) TkIIICKkCo.I
Ciiil'ig j, Jati. «J. >
Idiac Cook P. M.. Ciiciun. I I. ;
l'ureuant to your letter of Dec. 15th, ISSS, we
have prepared the following atatemeut of the
daily circulation ot the /Vt>« ainl Tribune news
paper within the corporate linutß ol the city of
Chicago during the mouth uf December, lb5S :
Wkil-rlrrulntlnn of weeklr nlitioa % 7 HO
Uihti iiiuW'it by e urieri .average inr < lav •/*£>
8 lil in nfßsascnt?, *• •• - 1 n.,1
at counter, *• •• **' j;,*
Total nrtiml. onlinary at:-l Imi* li'le
«lui'y rity r rouUti. n «lann« ilie iiiolU of JJe
e«-ujli*r.
The statement put m by the 'Jinus ollice-wlb
ub follows:
Stat'vuiit of iu I'il'n <ir<-u'..it, v, ir.i/.in tin
limits of ttu dit/ of' c.'.i;i./n of the (Juicngo
Daily TinirH Jur th> four cummt/ui.uy
tiuudti:/, J) i<nJ'crZ>'Ji, la.'.S, toSatiirday, Jan
vary 1»?, I?.')'.', both ii.chhict:
Puulfty. Dfccr.iljcr S. I**.? 4 4%*
Tuesd.y. 7, " 4 .15
U't-dnrMUjr. - S. "
Thursday, ••••
I'Uiv, " .... ..."J[/ " r,\v"
Saiurii.iy. ** it. *• + '
huadHV, " rj, •• 124
'IUCMUT. 14.
edin*.>(!ny, " 15. " .!!** V'iV
Tiiurolay. •• tii. ••
Friday " 17. " "
Nutui-ilay, " •• .. .jii'll;
Tuecdiiy. " i;i. " ' ' " 7^
M educjiclfcy. -"u
TliarMJi»y, " u>. " * -,r>;
>ililxy. •• ii, . T'yr
Saturday, " 2'». " ... b'ou
Sunday. " u*. "
AVrdnrsJar, *' •• ]
Tliu edaj, " w.i, *•
Friday. •• ;;i, •• '!u:
Baiurday. .t*nu'r» 1. 1 ~"»:i j iiO
Total aVir*i.'L* fur tiie i'p tlajo, a "2 •<:.
Objections being tnadL'to the übove cn the
g'ouuds th.t it was too general, the Titnet
amended its statement, specifying bow its cir
culation was made up. riz :
Dflivernl 1«y Carriers S «"72
.S3liMjN«-wj A.-fiits.
SoMtu Newj «i»y» 7iJ
(■enwral ariT&ite,
l-'pou this showing, we presume the Tost-
Mauler will lpf-1 obligated to the publi
cation of the list in the Timet.
We are not disposed to enter into any wrangle
with the 'limes about the matter. But it is
proper to remark that we sincerely believed,
prior to last Monday, that the bona tide, regu
lar, laving circulation of the daily I'ebss and
Tujiu'nb was very considerably larger than that
of the Timet, both in aud out of the city, and
we ure htill lirtnly of the same opinion. Wc re
gard the statement it tent in to the I'ost Master
us an evufiicn or violation ot the true intent and
meaning of the law.
An inspection ol the statement plainly shows
that it is not honest. It is notorious among
newspaper publishers, that December is the
worst uipnth in the year for circulation. It is
time when subscribers are most apt to dis
continue, when settling their quarterly bills;
in January they commence again taking the
papers. The past month has been destitute of
exciting news ; travel on the railroads has
been very light, und there have been but few
strangers at the hotels. The puMic demand for
.newspapers has been dull. Now, in the faceof
ltt"ta, look at tie Tina* statement. Com
mencing on December iiih, as it claims, with
4,4jS papers, its*ells to 5,7-I'J in the next twenty
issues 1 Here is an increase, in the absence of
all legitimate cause, of l/.SU subscribers in the
Che short space ol three weeks, or nearly SO per
cent! Who believes anything of the sort?
Such circulation is on a par with the Oxford
and Kickapoo, Kansas, fall list*.
Accordiu? to a regular progression, if ihe
Times had 4,4*»S subscr.bers December f»ih, it had
• '>nly H 121 on November '.th, mid ',', l*;, cn October
•sth; 1,53') on S»'ptriiil»cr .Ith; 1,075 on August
£>Lh,iiud about 7(W when the election campaign
CL *uußejjced iu July. Should it keep on lor a year
to ct %rat * a t. the Ninie rate clainiej during Decern.
l>cr, it have a latger oic'.iljtum than the New
Yotk Herald.
The Timtt' statement \.atld have looked Ijet'Cf
had it commenced with, say ".I,'JiJC/' and only
varied a dczeu or two it day, aud hit off at a lew
less than at the lirst of the month. The fata-bood
would have been Ie« transparent; but lu its pres
cut shape ihe cheating sticks out as plain [y as tbs
no-ie on the law of h:ui who certifies to it.
If the 7Vmrs was paying taxes upon iLs " bona
Jlde, actual, ordinary aud average'' daily city cir
culation, the proprietor would have given in to
the Assessor jnst ;d>nut the following statement:
Delivered to Carriers yerdav 2 <550
Hold to Newitma 470
Sold to jya, Lc l<\l
Total bona fide circulat'on 5.220
Aud these would nut differ Iroin its
•actoal, honest circu'ation but a few dozen copies
• ouc way or the other.
Pennsylvania Legislature.
ILluisbo&g, Jan. 4.—Th« Hoom hu elected
"W. C. Xitwrence, Opposition, Speaker.
Organization ol the Legislature.
We learn by telegraph from Springfield
that both branches of the Illinois Legislature
organized yesterday, by the election of Demo-
I cratie oflieeis throughout. The foilowing
I were the caucus nominees :
J HOUSE.
William H Morrison, of Monroe, Speaker.
David E. Head, Hancock, Clerk.
George D Riura, Saline, First Assistant Clerk.
E. 7a. Kyan, Lawrence, Second do.
11. L. Clay.Meuard, Third do.
John Counelly, Jr., Sangamon, Eurolling and
Engrossing Clerk.
John A. Appuson, Clay, First Assistant do.
Joseph Chapman, Maiison, Second do.
D. C. Wetherby, Randolph, Third do.
J. W. Conuett, Cook, Doorkeeper.
J. M. IJlakes, Hamilton, First Aa-dstant do.
D. B. Cox, Logan, Second do.
Charles E. Foote, Macoupin, Postmaster.
SENATE.
F. D. Preston, of liichland, Clerk.
T. H. Smith, of Massuc, end Tim. Fi-ch, of
Alton, Assistants.
David J. Woagoner, of Fulton, Sergeant-ot-
Arms.
In tin; House a resolution was adopted to
go Into joiut Ptyaiuti at 2 o'clock P. M.t ~«ay,
lor the election of a U.S. Senator. The Sen
ate u<lj«urncd without acting upon the reso
lu'iou, but will probably concur with the
this morning.
The G'>vernm\s Me.s«age will be found on
th-j next jiagc.
OLE SPBIXCFIELD C()H£ESPO,'\DE\CK.
PiZnsfcr Ji'Oryahiziti'jn of i/u Court of Common
J'ltits—Tom Dytr & tichtmt for Africiuizing
Chicago • The Iftmbtr for IViU: a Xozei
Quest ion —lmjtrocid Mamurs and Jldbi'.i of
Lt'jidators.
Sr£if criELD, 11L, Jan. 2d,
There are two projects already developed for
the re organization of the Court ot Common
l'»eas in Chicago. Mr. C. lieckwith's contcm
| plates the appointment of one add tional Judge
by the Governor, and tho election of the same
oilicer by the people quadrannnally thereafter ;
; the cpnointaient of a Chancellor for the equity
j cases ; and such other changes as may be necea
! 6ary for facilitating tbu buaintad of that import
out tribunal. Mr. Ui2gina has n bill that pro
vides for the election by the people, primarilv,
of two additional Judges, with the same powers
cow wielded by Judge Wilson, und with concur
rent jurisdiction—one of whom may do •• cham
bers buoineba" while a second is engaged in the
trial of equity cases, and the third is at work in
the court of law. The bill is drawn in accord
ance with that by which the Superior Court of
New \ ork ia organized. Neither of the gentle
men who are raovirg in the matter propose to
unseat Wilson; but the imperative ne
cessity for increasing the jadicial machinery of
our city, will compel him to accept two asso
ciates who will divide with h m the munificent
puy that he now receives.
Ex-Mayor Dyer in here as the representative
of the Chicago Democracy ; and it is understood
that he will detnucd, us a party measure, very
important amendments of the city charter. The
plan elaborated for giving Lim and his partisans
the control of the city, and for indefinitely in
creasing taxation, has not yet seen the l'ght;
but it is understood that it embraces the follow
ing :
1. The d-vicioa of the city iuto twetty-one
wards.
2. The aunexatiou of Hridgeport and the parts
thereunto adjacent.
3. The creation of three Police Commission
ers who will exercise the power now wielded by
the Muyor; and
4. Tbe organization of a Board of I'ublio
Works, of three or more persons, to whom will
be entrusted tbe duties now discharged so ably
and satiefactori-y by the Sewerage Commission
ers and the Water Commissioners, "as well as
the labor now performed by the City Superin
tendent. Mr. Dyer has no hesitation in saying
that these ere purely partisan measures for
bringing Chicago under the rule of his political
Iriends, aud that they will be passed as such.
It remains to be seen whether in opposition to
tbe wishes ol all the local representatives and a
large mrjorlty of their constituents of all parties,
in the absence cf any demand of tbe proper i>u
tLorities tor cuch action, and without any real
tiecessity for tbe changes proposed, the Legis
lature w:ll do a thing as shameless as this re
quired at their bands. Let us see how these
s.icklers for popular soverignty in the Territo
r.es will treat the question at home.
It is said that trouble iii regard to tho right
to his seat of the Kepubiican member of the
11-use from Will, is likely to arise. Tbe case is
th.s: lion, lliram Norton some years ago was
0 resident of Canada, and while there became a
cit zjn and was elected to the Colonial Parlia
mint, in which he played u conspicuous and
honorable part. Now the question arises: Does
his former profession oi allegiance to the
Cro-rn disqualify- him, an American by birth
and residence, from bold'.ng the otlicc to which
he h;s been elected ! Tbe question is a novel 1
one. 1 oui not awar<* that it ever been de- 1
bated; una though there can be no doubt of the 1
final decision of the House, if bis case should
come up for discussion, the different opinions
whicL it will call out will excite attention. Mr.
Norton will prove himself a capital legislator;
his afe, experience in Lffairp, especially in com- 1
merce and finance, and his general ability, will
give lim a frout rank among his peers.
It issife to say that the Legislature about to
meet * ill, in both its branches, be one of the
ablyst itiat ever assembled in the State. In tbe
contest that preceded its election, both parties
put forward their most unexceptionable if not
their ablest men; and tbe result is a House and
Senate which would do honor to any State in
tbe L'a.on. The Democracy are represented
with mcch more ability in the Senate than in
the Loner House; but even in the latter the
material is far above the average. The improve
ment in manners and habits of the legislators is
not the loost grat.lying of the evidences cf pro
gress. The day for popularity to follow unlim
ited driiking, unmitigated cursing and such
other eviiences of barbarism, bos gone by ; and
in legislative circles, as well as in tbe admirable
society ol the Capital, the observance of the
proprieties of dress, language and demeanor,
are not lets necessary than in Chicago or St.
Louis. Hree in a bed and fourteen in a room,
and other iees exclusive and gregarious habits
that prevailed in tbe olden time, have gone out
with the exclusive bog and hominy diet, the
whisky bottle and card table. No man now in
becoming i legislator need cease to appear and
act the gentleman.
Value of Exports of Produce, Live
Stock, Arc., in 185 H.
Uelow wil. be found a statement of the princi
pal articles (f produce, provisions, llTe stock,
A.c., exported east from Cnicago in ISSS. Tho
valuation of these articles, as will be seen,
amounts to n-arly twenty millions of dollars. If
we were to ucd the value of our entire exports,
the amouut vould bo swelled greatly beyond
this sum. Ai it is our desigu, however, to give
only those iteas, the great bulk of which are
sent.east, and therefore go to clear of!' western
indebtedness, ve have limited onr list to articles
generally coniidered western staples in our
1 markets:
Artic.'i*. Atnount. IlUt. Tot.:! T.;J.
Flour bbis #3.60 •1.&.*6.5>n3.50
WLeat, bu I.7UJ u.;o fi,iw 4«6.ty
Cora. DU 7 C.SJ »K>n7u.24
O-U. ba 1,4.1 IS4 O.St 4^42>.M
Barley. t)U i:7.OCH o.to 6\&04.u0
Eye, bu 7 b>-t ua 4.lt»j.i'j
ltra»S frred, bu 67.3"l I.Co 107.7v3.00
11-oom Corn. lolb 577 J-i.iO 3<i.l«u. 0
lilK wlotfc ca1».... I.r3.Y«H) I'.iW 5t7 0< .0j
▲lcoboU ca'j lu3l>*> «•.« 4r7s*.so
Lire Hoc*, fio t.ii
llresied togs. Cs 6>£,47< 0. D6i.wi.iJ
Beet C*tUe. No 4Uu» i£.OJ 1,U7*7.5.0J
baeep. No a.ui
IVr*. bbt* S.'.f7o 14 7# 1.273 *.i»7.uo
lieef. bbU lU.UO *Wi&W.UU
I'roTuloos toot clasal-
Geo). bbU... 6.5:'5 11.00 t5.Ht.00
Bulk Mc«ts. Uacoa,4c,.
j7u7.W»J u.li) i,7iJ,7S<MU
Tallow, 1h*....- ioil.l7a O.lWtf lt«;yi>B.6s
lireaje. Rs 3aon) 0.07 XU>i.uj
iJctlcr. Tts sli*-J 0.1 l Ni.S7l.t4
Woil,Bi X.hlO 0.3(1 17\3W.(M
Hides, 3>j ..10.5517&7 0.10 1.Uw.17*.7i)
Felts, a.* soawo 0.40 iM.e4O U)
Tan anrt Skins, balej US 300.u) ls'i,4iw.K)
►Ji.l S.uffs. was 12.00 ».:44.tij
Lead. £,C7o.yia' u.oi 5448U1.U
Total Jitf.KS.4*s • S3
Chicago us a fork-Packing Point*
Tbe Cincinnati GizdU of tbe od, after copy
ing upwards of a column of the Peers akd T&i
bcnk's Annual Reriew, says 1 •' Chicago is
now the third pork packing city in the We&t,
and in another year it promises to rank next to
Cincinnati."
Auother Aliasing Steamer.
The steamer ll r <ue-, belonging to the German
Lloyds, sailed from Bremen for New York, on
tbe stb of December, and has not since been
heard from. Serious apprehensions are felt for
her safety. Three c.tizena of Chicago are re
ported as having beet on board—Herman Baer,
Julius Wieke and Wm. Wescher.
THE CITY.
The Annual Review.
The demand for our Annual Commercial Jie
view of Chicago for 1659 has exhausted the large
extra edition of tbe Dailt Frxss and Tribd.vk,
of Saturday, Jan. lit, containing the same.
The Review will be found in the Wkcklt
Pekss asd Tbibcsb issued to-day, of which we
hare an extra edition ample enongh to supply
the orders of our friends. To be had in wrappers
ready for mailing, at our counting-room. No.
48 Clark street, over Geo. Smith & Co.'s Bank.
tSF See announcement of matters of interest
to stockholders of Western Marine and Fire In
surance Company.
Lakcbkt.— A man named William Keenan is
in jail in default of S3OO bail, for the larceny of
a gun.
U. S. Cocbts.—The continued December term
of these Courts opens in this city tbe present
week. The jnries will be empanelled on Thurs
day.
CoiLPLiiiKSTAEr.— On New Year's day the
employees at tbe Custom House, through F. C.
Russell, presented a gold headed cane, suitably
inscribed to U. S. Collector D. F. Strotber of
this port.
Wjsll Donb.—Fourteen thousand dollars it is
said were realized as the proceeds of tbe Fair
held during Christmas week for the benefit of
the Young Men's Christian Association, to be
devoted to the erection of a build ing suited and
designed for their use.
Past Couk.—A boy who cannot yield to the
influences of the excellent Superintendent of the
Reform School, Rev. D. B. Nichols, is in a des
perate condition indeed. One of these incur
ables is George Turner, who has ran away seven
times frcm the Reform School, and was yester
day sent to Bridewell to work ont a line of $lO.
£sf~ The ladies of the West Presbyterian
Church tako this opportunity of returning their
tbaoks to those citizens of Chicago, who so libe
rally patronized their " Christmas Carol," on
the evening of the 24th December, and beg to
inform their friends and tbe public generally
that after deducting expenses there remained
for the funds of the congregation a balance of
SCCO.
Stealing at tub Fibs.—On Monday a man
named Henry Foote was arrested in tbe act of
carrying cfT an armful of hardware, belonging to
the stock of Becker «fc Dean, whose establishment
was destroyed in tbe Clark street fire on that
day. He claimed he was only removing them
for safe keeping, when the Justice taking his
cae from Henry Foote himself, sent him, the
said Henry, to Jail in default of ssoo.bail forthe
i same purpose.
t-g" Tuppen means wiiat he says. Just now
he is filling a large space in the public eye by
bis enterprising way of pushing forward his an
nouncement of a business change, and conse
quent advantage to purchasers in the clothing
trade. Those who do not believe wbatTappen
says cin easily settle the matter by a call, and
all who call are sure to settle on bargains. The
stir made really indicates what is the case, that
a superb stock of goods are being sold,out
cheap.
Tub Absconding U. S. Dsrurr Marshal.-
We learn that Dr. Matthew?, late one of Ex. U.
S. Marshal Davidson's deputies, who, at tbe
expiration of bis officiul career suddenly ab
sconded with about SB,OOO in his possession,
has turned up by returning and giving himself
into the hands of the oilicers at Monmouth in
this State. He has been tbe object of a most
diligent and persevering search, on th* part
both of Chicago and St. Louis oilicers, and has
for some time past been privately lurking in tbe
vicinity of St. Louis. Wearied at length of
such a life, he came forward voluntarily and
surrendered himself up.
A Bakeer's Erboe.—One Lyons, a dealer in
still milk, residing in the southern part of the
city, who has been in the habit of selling bis
* t chan<je u for currency at the banking offices,
some days since sold $123 in silver coin at L
G. Barber's on Clark street, receiving therefor
through a mistake of tbe banker, $229, a "trifle
over" of some magnitude in these times. After
the discovery of the mistake Lyon was found by
some search, and pleading entire ignorance to
the charge, was arrested and brought before
Justice Milliken. The case is an unusual one.
Lyons is said to be too ignorant to count
money, and that his accounts even are kept by
otherv.
" Union is String™."—For union to be
strength the doctrine of affinity must be fully
observed; there must also be in each of the el
ements qnalities, not alone relative, but inde
pendent, which shall give to the result of union
what neither element alone possessed before the
union. And all and several of the above condi
tions are complete»y answered which in tbe just
consummated union blends the valuable expe
rience, the sterling reputation, the right excel
lent qualities of head and heart of Judge Bell,
with the established success and indefatigable
energy of Messrs. Bryant & Stratton—an union
in Chicago of 11 Bell's Commercial College''
with that of Bryant & Stratton, and an union of
the proprietors under tbe name and style of
Bryant, Bell h. Stratton.
Messrs. Bryant & Stratton's elegant suite of
rooms in Larmon Block, on the corner of South
Clark and Washington streets, will be retained
by the new firm, and there the familiar face of
Judge Bell may be found, and bis presence and
labors be invaluable to the institution to which
the accession will give a freah success and pros
perity.
BiGQAOB.—The age of railroads has advanced
into the dignity of distinct departments, we had
almost said sciences, in the divisions of itsbusi
nesß. Experience has been gained. Some of
it dearly bought, and now, on all well regulated
roads the same unbending, well-adjusted system
controls and guides the working of the various
and myriad details, and all parts are strictly
parts of one intelligent whole. And the results
of this system are marvellous, when compared
with the best results of former days.
Think of a Stage Company, a quarter of a cen
tury since, transacting its business for a twelve
month without a single claim for a lost trunk or
band-box gone astray. And yet we have that
model of well-managed roads, the Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy giving from its Baggage De
partment a statement of tbe year ISSS, showing
the handling of ninety-six thousand pieces cf
baggage without one single instance of loss to
or claim from a passenger, and but $5 paid for
damage, and that for injuries to the same by a
car being thrown from the track. Well and
handsomely done for the employees of tbe C. B.
Ji Q. R. R., well done for its managers and its
stockholders.
A List or New Ybar's Calls.—On Saturday,
a man named George ..Gardiner, takicg the ad.
vantage of tho season ot calls, made his way
into the premises of Michael Keboe, on tie cor
ner of Randolph and State street, and not only
that, bnt he further very improperly presented
himself with a new overcoat, valued at sl2,
which he found in the balk He was arrested and
examined yesterday, and held to bail in SSOO.
Akin to the above exploit was that of Patrick
B)88, who attempted to make off with aa armiul
of overcoats from the hall of O. H. Salisbury's
Boarding House, No. 240 Madison street He
was overhauled, and locked up yesterday in de
fault of S3OO.
And still another of the 6ame class of opera
tors. On Monday evening a colored man named
George Greer was arrested, charged with hav
ing entered tbe hall of D. B. Blakesley, No. 45
Michigan Avenue, while tbe boarders were at
tea, and snatching two valuable overcoats off of
the hooks, belonging to T. D. Radcafl and G.
W. Watson. The coat belonging to Mr. Rad
cliff was found in possession of Greer when ar
rested, and when questioned by the Captain as
to where he obtained it, be could only answer
tbat he must have won it in a hnrry from some
pUce, and at a raille. Greer was committed in
default of SSOO bail yesterday morning to await
triaL
Two other colored persons still at large, are
said to be implicated with Greer in the same
class of operations.
The warning oar housekeepers may and
should deduoe from the above is, the better at
tention to the security of ball doors.
■CHICAGO, VEMESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1859.
Death or Coablis N. naKcaasoK.—Oor en
tire community was saddened yesterday by the
painful intelligence of the decease of a late high-
ly esteemed and widely known merchant ot our
city, than whom few held a higher or more en-
S e viable place in onr mercantile circles, the senior
k, partner of the firm of C. X, Henderson k Co.,
who expired at the Clifton House at 2 o'clock
yesterday morning, after a brief bnt severe ill
ne£s,
re Mr. Henderson was in the prime of life, and
yet among tbe older merchants of our young
rs city, whose growth he bad witnessed and aided,
and in the ranks of whose businesj men none
than he, were more highly esteemed for those
qualities which need in a high degree to blend to
B t produce tho pattern of the Christian merchant
and gentleman.
Mr. Henderson was a native of Connecticut,
and the obsequies paid last evening over bis re
is mains were in escort to their removal for inter
if ment among the graves of his kindred. The
funeral service was performed by Rev. Dr. Pat
terson, of the Second Presbyterian Church,
a . and attended at the Clifton Hoose by a nutner
ons concourse of the friends of the deceased.
h As a token of respect the wholesale stores on
South Water and other leading streets were
e closed throughout yesterday afternoon. De>
! # ceased leaves a wife and two children.
Codbt cr Comvox Plias.—The January term
of the Cook County Court of Common l'leas
opened on Monday. !
B Two cases of more than usual interest will
r occupy the Court this wetk. That ot Curran
f cs. Beach is a suit instituted for a lad, by his
e next friend, against a well known city medical
j practitioner, claiming damages iu slo,oilo for
Malpractice, in amputating an arm of the pl&in
tifl", no sufficient cause alleged to have existed
B for the same,
8 The other case ia the suit brought by Elisha
W. Tracy ts. Isaac Cook, Col. Richard J. Ham
ilton, John M. Nelson, and Charles Walker, an
action ot Trespass. It comes under the gene
ral head of " We are all Democrats," plaintiQ'
basing his action of Trespass against bis late
political brethren, npon their action of (jtcUntrd
in pntticg him, the said Tracy, out of a .Buchan
an meeting at Metropolitan Hall some months
sicce, Mr. Tracy is now abroad, his counsel
are attending to his interests here.
The first named cjse will ccrne up to-day to
be immediately succeeded by the other.
f Suspended Animation'.- Oa Sunday last a
man named Powell, lately a saloon-keeper on
State street oear Randolph, vrbo had besn tick
for some time past, aopirently depkrted this
life, and bis remains were prepared for their
last resting place, and in the apparel of the
grave passed tbe day ia a told room. A hearee
was summoned and carriages were ip. attend-
aucc Cor the last obsequies, when ftom some ap
pearances in the face of the corpse,•
proceedings were stayed and ijjedical aid sum
moned, when the case was seen to be one of sus
pended animation, and after some hours of judi
cious and skillful treatment, the vitality was re
stored, and Mr. Powell is now doing well. The
instance, as fill such should do, rerivoßthe soul
harrowing surmise whether caae3 are not of too
occasional occurrence when animation only re
turns, after the inexorable doors of the tornb
have closed npon the unhappy liviog subject.
A few hours later the fate might hive been
Powell's.
AGoooTnrxa 02 Two.—A good thing, we
mean, the phrase, hath a different meaning, but
.we now especivlly refer to the excellent stock of
the choice and the toothsome, just opened at
No. OS Decrcorn street, ia the elegant Btcre in
Portland Block, by Thomas U. Davis, Chicago
agent of C. S. Spencer, which comprises a
tempting and excellent variety of choice fancy
groceries, imported condimentr, sauces, and
confections, wilh pure wires and liquors fcr fam
ily and medicinal use. For invalid and infant
dietetics the various choice farinsceous andoth.
er preparations deserve notice and favor. Tbe
store is, in fact, a success and a novelty in its
line in our city.
Bocp Zioran rcu Tfls I*ooa.—Tne hoop liouso
for the poor at No. 251 Madison street is now
supplying 200 to SOO persons with food daily.
We would advise all, vtho are interested in this
attempt to relieve some of the wants of the
destitute during the inclemency of winter, to
visit tbe Soup House, between the hours of ten
A. M. and two P. M., that they may understand
what this efi'jrt means, and then act accordingly.
Donations of money, vegetables, meats and
groceries will be thankfully received, either at
the Soup House, 251 Madison street or at the
office of the "Chicago Ministry at Large,"
Washington street.
SnifDAT ScnooL Exhibition*.—We learn from
good authority that an entertainment is in
course of preparation by tbe Sunday school of
the Sacond Universalist Sjciety of this city
that promises to be second to .nothing of the
kind that has been before produced. It will
consist of dialogues, drama 3, oratorios, inter
spersed with songs, duetts, choruses, <bs., to be
enacted by little ones from the ages of three
and fonr years to young ladies of eighteen. The
wholo to conclude with a grand exhibition cf
tableaux.
Tub Wbitdeb.—E. L. O'Jlara, druggist, No.
SO West Randolph street, sends us the figures
for tbe mercury last week as follows:
: A. M. 12 M. r. P.M.
Sunday 2-> 27 41 S3
Monday 27 US 41 **
Tue-day 42 42
eJnesday .1# 41 41
Thursday :50 41 4> (J
Friday 3t iy ::j :'*i
van... 1
Sunday, a 42 45 .*«
Monday 3 £9 Ift
Home roa vns F«ikndlcss.—The regular
monthly meeting of the Hoard will be held at
the 41 Home," corner of Peoria and Randolph
streets, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
There are most urgent reasons for a general at
tendance. E. F. Dickinson, .^ec'y.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Tot Injunction Against tub Hobse Railroad
Com tan v.—-In Circcit Codbt, November Term,
ISSS—Hon. 'JKORGB Uavkik&b, Presiding T/u
l\oph of the State of lijluuit, ,x rd of t'>jrst>itu
bars and o'.htrt, rs Hmry Failtr and othtrs—
Application fcr Injunction.—'the bill allegesthat
tbe city ot Chicago on the lG'.b of August, IS3S,
passed an ordinance, the material provisions oi
which are hereinafter recited, for tbe construc
tion of a Uorße Railroad in certain streets ; and
the bill charges that the ordinance ts iu Wn'a.
tion of the Courier and void, and prays tbat the
parties be enjoined from proceeding with the
work therein authorized.
The questions involved in the subject were
very fully and ably argued by counsel and th*
application was taken under advisement.
On Monday* January Sd inst., JudgeManierre
delivered bis opinion.
Grant Goodrich far complainants: Judge
Scatcs for defendants.
ORDINANCE.
By the ordinance in question it was provided
in substance asfoltows:
Sic.l. That there Is hereby CTaated ta 11. Fuller and
othtra named in the ordina-.ee, t ermission an t authority
to lay a tintfeor double :ora railway, with all nee
tssary andconvenien; tracks for tu-nouty, sdf tracks,
ana switches, in and course of certain streets
hereinafter mentioned, and to optrate railway rarj and
carriages thereon in the maan»r and for the time and
npon the conditions htr-ini tier prescritsj.
jmCS. - - asD3 natse the street* and d*»clare that the
track shall beopera'-ed wiih *n:mal power otl*.
£*c 4 Provides >hat the railway* shill h- used only for
transport ticn of patenters ant} their ordinary basssce.
and reserve* tbe power to tbe city ti rrafceregulations as
totherateof speed and the time of ruauin* cars,
Stc. 5 rroviJeithiitthc trace shall be rahed above
the surface of the «treet.
&IC.G. The rateof fateforany distance shall not ex
ceel five except when cars cr carriages shall t>4
chartered for a specific ruroose.
tisc. 7. as amende i. prondes that the crantees shall
; keep so murhef sslds'r .ets as sh%l be occupUd br th ir
railway* t» during all th*tlie tj which the
privileges hertby vrin'eJ shall extend, in accordance
with whatever orders or re.uiationsrrtpecJng the ordi
nary repairs thereof may be al<>pted by the vommon
[ Council; and shall aso pay all damages cccai'oned by
their ne«lijtenc% .
I Hie. 8. lbissectian declares "aforfeltnreof therighta
and prhllece* granted by the ordlnaice." unless the con
-1 structionof tbe tract shall
lrestreetscnorbaforetnetiays named in th-act.
Sac. 9. l*roTide» that if the parties beo>me incorpor
ated. the rights and privileges granted by the act shall be
long to the corporation.
Bsc 10. The rlzht to opentle stld railways shall extend
1 to the full tern of twenty-*ve years, and at the ixpira
-1 tion thereof th* p«r.ies oserautu said rai waysshall be
enUUedtoecjoyailJ privileceau.til the'Comoon Coun
cil shall elect 10 purchase the track and all property con
i Dectedwitn said raliW
See. 11. Provide.* the maanerln which the amount to
t be paid shall be arrired at.
r Skc. 12. Declares th«t the grant Is made snbj ;ct to rlchts
L of Water and Sewerage Comoisaioners or otner corpora*
tloni.
Sec. U- Requires a bond of lij.ooo for the fa'thfal pe*-
formance of
Sec. 14, repeals all ordinances in conQict with thii.
POINTS DECIDED.
1 1. That the Common Council has no power
' except that which is expressly granted in the
j charter, or which results trom a fair construc
s tion of the powers expressly granted. That a
power to regulate, amend and control the streets
1 of tbe city is legislative in its nature and design
ed to be exercised from time to time as the pub*
j lie exigencies may require, and the Common
Council has no authority under the charter to
enter into any contract by which that power
may be impaired or surrendered.
I 2. Tbat the ordinance in question undertakes
by contract with them to confer rights and priv
ileges npon the grantees, in tbe streets therein
wood not common to the public, and ia tho
n- ture of a franchise; rights exclusive is their
ie nature, and for a period which maj become per*
petaal, without the consideration of a dollar,
and which if validamoant to aa absolute extia
ir guisbment of the power of legliMea and con.
b* trol vested by the charter in tne Common Coon-
Jr cil over bo much of said streets as is embraced
within the terms of s&id ordinagte. That if va
•» lid no power hencelorth exists in the Common
k Council to adopt or enforce any regulation with
]. respect to such streets, which «hail in any de
gree aflect, control or prejadice the rights grant*
ed to this Compaoj. That hereafter any snch
d regulation over a subject presumed to be within
g the supreme legislative control of the Council,
> would in itßelf be illegal and void as against the
' defendants.—ls Birb. Sup. ct. &. 210,17 Rid
e 405/ 3 Dutr 119, ISO/ 4KemOrv.
e 3. Toat the ordinance in question assumes to
0 create and confer rights and privileges consti
tuting a franchise. Tnat a franchise is an ex
ll elusive privilege or right o! a public nature,
vested in an individual for the eojoyment of
> some liberty or privilege not common to the
whole people, and can only be conferred by the
government itself, or by its express authority.
That no power is given ta the Common Council
e cither expressly or by implication to create or
grant 6uch privileges, by contract or otherwise,
except in the siDgle case of " ferries" and per
» haps " bridge*.'—l 7 Barb. Bup. ci.lt. 435/8
Dutr 115 ; 4 Kerron • Angdon Corp. iStc. 4,737/
15 John. oi7 / 3 Kent 505/ 2 Black S7.
4. That said Ordinance is also illegal, as in
express violation of the Charter in the follow
' ing respeet:
:• The Charter provides that the Common Coun
cil shall have power to license, regulate and tvp
prm hackmsn, draymen, carters, porters, omni
bus urivers, cabmen, packers, carmeo, and all
others tchomay pursue It it occupations, urith or
s tii'Jiout rthiclet, arid pracriht their compensation.
Clause 9, Sec. 4, Cnap. 4.
1 The cars or carriages authorised by the Ordi
nance in question, are within the provisions of
1 his clause: 15 Barb. Sup ci R. 210: 17 Ibid
3 435: 3 Uuer. 119; out by this .Ordinance this
1 tower ta regulate, licsiuse or Btij>pre*B is extin
guished so far as this company u affected; for
oj the terms of the Ordinance no power ia re
served, to change, modify or icpeal the same,
1 if the Common Council should hereafter deem it
advisable to exercise the power to regulate or
suppress.
1 And by the Gth Section of the Ordinance the
rate of fare upon the cars is oermanently fixed,
j and the power hereafter to further prescribe or
regulate the rate of compensation, as contem
plated by this clause, is not reserved, and so far
I as this company is concerned, is legislated away.
3 2nd. The Charter provides Hut the Common
. Cuimcil >tiu.ll have power to authorize the .Mayor
or Oilier proper officer of the city, to grant and is.
sue licences, and direct the minaer ol issuing and
j legistenns thereof, and the lees 10 be paid there
. Xoliccnxe shall be granted for more than one
year. CJau.-e 13, Seetiuu 40, Chapter 4.
The licensing power contained in this clause
j embraces the subject matter under consideration ;
but lij this Ordinance the Common Council sub
vert this entire provision by a.s-«umms,' in effect to
Kraut and bsue the license Itself, and lor a period
greatly exceeding that authored by the charier,
viz: lor a period of ttveuty-Uve jean*,in manilest
di-regjrd ut the express word* ol the Charter
limiting the liceu»c to one, and prescribing the
niann-.rin which licenses shall be granted and is
f-ued, viz : l»y the Mayor or other proper officer of
ibc city. Win-re a power is given to a corpora-
Hun, and a particular method is prescribed in
which it shall be exercised, the power cannot be
legally exercised in auy otherrray.
s:h. That whether fee in the
etr«eu is in the city or'not is a question
wholly immaterial; that in either case tne pow
er granted to the Common Council is the same ;
they are the mere trustee's of a public easement
and their power over it is one of control and
government for the use of the public at large
aod authority to farm out the same to contrac
tors and companies is not implied within the
power. Such a power can only be obtained
through express grant of the Legislature ; but
whether it may be exercised without the con
sent of the owners of property along the street
ts a mixed question of law and fact which the
Court is not called upon to consider or de
termine—ls Bjrb.Sup. Ct.li, 210/ 17 Barb.
435 / 3 Dutr ll'J, 130 .* 4 Ktnion.
Ibjunction allowed.
Mechanics' Lien Law Meetiug.
A largo meeting of mechanics and others in
terested, assembled last Thursday evening, at
the Mechanics' Institute Kopma to hear the re
port of the committee previously appointed to
draft a proposed lien law. After an animated
discussion, the report was adopted and referred
back to the committee with instructions to have
it submitted to legal adviseafeat and published,
pursuant to which instruction the committee
have obtained the most eminent legal counsel at
tieir command, and hereby present the pro*
posed bill as now revised, r*
Another meeting will be held at the same
place this evening for a farmer consideration of
u»o matter, when It is hoped there will bo a full
attendance. >\ Mbahs,
A. B. Cook,
W. Twbkodale,
F. Biuha.V,
N. 3. Bootok,
Committee.
As* Act for better security of roechacica aod ethers
orectlng buiullnas and furnishing materials therefore la
the State of Illinois.
1. An? person whe sha'l hereafter l>y virtue of any con
tract with the owner or owo:rs thereof (whether c«rp ra
tines o- individuals; or his or tJieir ajrent, perorra any
la'>or or furnish nuterlals in bulldlcs. altering or repair
ing »ny Imuse or other building. tlm«!tur orsu e-structure
of any description «r tbe ap.'Utte aac-s thrreto, (nay
vault, are* wall, »idewailr, pavements railing bulk either
In or without .onnectl >n w.th any tldiarala. house, bu Ij
inc or property whether built of wood. iron, stone, trick
i>r an-oth-r mater.sl to be considered as an appurten
ance) a lien for the value of such labor and
ma trials upou ructi house, buitltce. stra:ture; «up»r
--s-ructureorat purtenance. and the lot upon which the
same at »nda. to the extent of tbe rlsht, title and intere>t
of thi uwneror «wn is (whether corporations or mdiTid
uii»)att :etiraeiai«lc titfact was taide.bnt tbe ac*rk
s .te of nil thelier.s authorized to be created by this art
st:;iti Lot excerd the price »ti. ula ed in the -oatract wi h
itu'h owjer. owner? nr aceut. to be paid therefor.
i •he persoo perftrnimssuch labor or lorobhlnß tuch
nntcriils shall cause to be drawn up rpeclflc&tious of tbe
lab >r performed or materials turni»hect. and stati-p the
prxe or pricts agreed »o be paid therefor, and ah tll file
tbeiu, or if t ie co- tr.«ctbe iu writin* a true co»y tbertof
In tae otlice of tbe Clerk *,t the county iu which aaid
hou >e. bui dlrp. structure, jupentructure or appurtenance
may be situited, and i«rrea notice personaLj on such
ownrrorowners. his cr theiraceut w thin one year after
said contract is aniihed, labor performed ormueilalsde
livered. The3i:d<"erk ?nall provid* and keep a book
wnirh shall be called 'The Meebatlt's and Laborer's
Lieu Docket,*'in which be shall enter alphabetical? the
• amesofthe cootracton or laborers, or other per-oas
claimlnc a lien, and the locatioa of the lot or groand up
. n wtiich ).■» erected the house, buUdine. stru'tare. ruper
stiucure or appurt»uancefor the erection alteration or
repur or which said Üb.>r was performe-', or materials
furu «hed- and the tim-of flline »urb speciQcatlmorcopy
of »n»h cor tract, and the said clerk &h*U recslTe in each
case tlie sum of Scents.
3 Tli- lieu so created by this act sh «11 take effect from
sucli ii In* an.i such service of the i>«ld notice, aid shall
co-tl. ue *n full force for tbe space of one jcar thereafter
t uch lien may be dtschar<ed. docket tt my time by
such clTk, on the pro uctioa to and ii Inn with blm of a
ceitih ate siz'cd by the contractor, labore* orotherper
sonclilmlnssuchllen that the claim for which such lien
wa> created is satisflei and discharged, which certiticate
shall ho acknowledged or proved la th- same taaaner as
deeds require to be acknowledged or proved to entitle
t:.e same to be recorded.
4. Ary owner, aod any contractor.or labcrer. or any
person furn'shiuc niatenals in pursuance of any contr.ct
w th euch ownrror Lis asent, mar after such labor has
breape forjjed, or materials turnl.-hed, ecforce or bricc
taaclnsesuch lien by jerviit or came to be served a
n jiie- personally onsuch owner or his a<ent, contractor
or laborer, or person furnbhlnz materials. leqnirinjthlm
to ar?ear In ttie Court of C mrnon Pleas. Cireui
or any coo-1 of rec. r lof thecounty; or if the amount do
n:t exceed one hundred dollars in a Ju. lice's Court of
the to«n ir. the cou-ny in which sacb bui.din*li ti uated,
eiti.e- m person or by attorney, at a «ime cert.dn on some
*ay .«pec:ficd la no Ice, not twenty dajs
from tije service 1 hereof, ad submit to an account) uc and
eettiecaent in such csur; of the amount due or claimed to
be due undrrsuch contract for the labor thus performeJ,
ur materials tucs furnislis.t.
j At the time of or witaia ten days after the service of
such notice a bill of p-rt;cn'«r» of the amount rial red
toftedue shill be serveil personally on such owner or
ace t. and accjtni aoyim the a otlce to
produce <» bill of particu'ars of any offset which cur be
claimed to the s tine wl h>n tea dajs therea:ter »h»ch
sh*U be served in liae matner,
«<. Incase such cootractur, laborer, or person perfore-
furnishing material*!, shall not appearand
produce his claim as specified in lection 4 ana 5. he shall
torevcr lose he benefit and be trecluded of h's s>ild hen.
an i in c*se sjch owner shall not appear In pur>u«cce of
of the s»ld s-ctlons at the time and
o. u °ti*e.tnen his defiu t nayb* ea
l>Vthe '• c < ° Qtaon^ule » of sala county ccurtor
oirr *Si"
C- unty In which said cf said
of such daim m«y be asseMei by <b« aaid us t
as tb« cue may be, ana juljrm*nt shad be entered on tne
»aoe and execution shU iimefo: the enforcement of ihe
still c.alus) adjudicated and wUblUhed, Iq tke same
mann ras in cues upon judgment in such Courts in
s of aasumpsit.
7. On the ap earaace of both partlev In pursuance of
th- above rtQulrementa, Issae »h*li be joined noon the
cltims.tnade. and notice of setoff served and th* same
may be Loliced fortr.al and pot upou the oaleidar ofs td
Court by eiiher party, and snill be (roverned. tred and
the judxinent thereon enforced in all respects la the same
dinner a» upoji »ceijoined andjadfmenU tendered In
actio i of asrarapjit i i the said Court.
S- Costa shad be allowed upon«he same pricdplas aid
rula* miu:i proceedmn atirey are now
ail j wed by statute in an action of aasurnsst. and
form apart of the ju inner t racovered int- e same.
y. Anvpe-stinwtioln pursuance of aaacr»eoent with
any inch contrattor shall in conromity with the te-ms of
ti.e owner, owueis or went, perform »uch l»t»cr or furnish
such materials a* menti -uej la the precedin* secUons
rb-.il, h we a lien for the value of such labcr and anch tna
tenals in like manner and tbe tame extent as fir»t e n
tractors, provtded that if the sum is leas than one l.undred
dollars, uctlre be served on the ownrr cr afeot in the
manner presenbed in section 2. wiihaitwenty dais after
such labor .a performed or material all delivered. If he
sum exce . d one Hundred doUm the tine of notice to ax
tend to th r.y da^a
.10. Any pervn havin* performed tuch labor or fur
mshed such matenai*. and clalmlota den therwon. shall
produce and « e.iver to tbe owrer or his »ret-U withi-. ten
of V 1^ 1 noU / e - » statement t-» wrtu
inc signed by hijn»elf andth« sa;d eo; tractor, tpedtying
«S U rf h i * / a " , l 1 p . er,cn /«■ such labor done
or materials furnished or in flefwlt of said con.
irrctor sUnJi« aach statement shall take the ne.
cesia-y pr.ceedinsa asalnst the sJd co-tmtor and
owneroraffent toprocursanaetJantin* and settlement
of tne amount due or o«itu lortach labor or
which proceeding shall be condeeted ia iD rmeSu
crsecribea by and be subject to all
tamei in sections 4th. SUI »th. '.th and £th of this act.
aad in case saca perwa shall Ull to procure and dr
Iyer such itatement, or t Jse the nee
within the time specified lu sectlcns IXto
htaeif udSSi ££
tractor an J owner cr arenwor thali fail to proaecute
the proceedings so as to be uken »itn effect and wiSoot
!»°w* fiaalj Jdcemtai, he shall forever lose tbe beo
efl. andbs pnetuded of his said lien, the amou-tof
anr jadamest w&ich mar be reeorered bj such Denona
raca cona-.cxor andowne:, the
J- If.iFi a# i\ •? 3cn ; •to be turned by theo as afore
ta.d. shall be spedfledto bedue to auch peraon froosu-h
contractor, sha l be uaid by each to
such persjn. and when ao paid ahaU be a oaj
-12 *5 am j on; by the aald swner. on the contract
°* n F °r «cest. And If such owner
wtß ' J l£^. r fuse or njdect to pay auch
dJivit?r T mor a tranac i*t of
tae docket of snch judgment, fcr ten dara after bein*
t0 cl4rk of the mmS 2a%513
duplicate copy of tali with
theaSaar.t of such peraou that it 1 , ■ ti m i j.n_ tiu i ■ r
tbftnujecUon; or,on havin* filed withhin
dilHiilfJ.' Uie "' lo *=ero r hlj««lil«omten
acamstsucu owotr h f>.rm as ujon aiidcoent
recovered in as umpslt on the du of attactoent^ofiuch
l»T?th r ni^nVf\h UCJ^Xs^I v®" »«ued purvuint to (ha
tenth of ih.sact, waichexecati .n sh*ll be subject
}° a-l ra*paa* to tne iurisdiai.-»n 0 f any #ourt of record
Oijor^cr -n reapectto the same
asthall be iust octweei thepartiea acoorcin* u their
hliy? ??***>' taia id Tor such ex
ecjUoa thedertahaJ beenthlej to afeeof one dollar,
10 addition
to the amount therein directed to b« collected thereof;
aadtbefetpracnftd bjlswrcroitinmeh goUkUqa*
«ir Go and Hear iIiS3. Hardinck,—Messrs.
Editors: As the subject of Spiritnaliam and He
[n * diomsliip Is now undergoing a searching ordeal in
jn. the public press and elsewhere, tbe people of Chi
m* cago will have a rare opportunity of judging for
themselves in relation thereto bj hearing Miss.
on Emma Hard in ge, a trance speaking medium of ei
ith traordinary power, who lectures at Metropolitan
Hall on Thursday evening, the Gth inst,, in the
trance state.
iin She ba3 recently spoken to large and very select
:i! t audiences In Montreal and other cities, where the
■id upon her wonderful performance
the highest encomiums. Her oratory is of the
to most captivating 6tyle,and she holds her audi
ti* euces spell boutid with her super-mundaue gi:ta.
*' It a expected she will allow the people who as
0f semble to choose the subject on which ber lecture
he is to be founded. The price of admission is only
bo ten cents. Investigation.
cil
or louajl matters.
le,
sr. . Card—To Bcsiness Men,—Wishing to engage
8 in other business, we offer ior sale the stocs of
7 • goods, together wi U the leas 3of our store on
easy terms,and atprices which will leive a good
ia margin for protitt. Persons desirooj of eagaijiug
w . in toe retail clothing trade are offered a most sii
perior assortment of goods adapted to tirst claaa
n . city trade, and tbe c±sb sales of the house, prob
p. ably exceed that of aDy two other engaged in the
business in this city. Tatpen, Bros.
January 8,1853. luSLakeSt.
or jaS-11-ba'iT
n ' -W See advertisement of Boudoir, Sewing Ma
jj. chines, 122 Like street. ja4 ly-1306
A GLORIOrS AiHIEVEUEST BT GAYEW'y !
j Xothiog can exceed the success achieved oy J. C.
Giyettj'fl Medicated paj>er lor the water cloget.
* Piles will soon be a disease no longer known ex
ccpt iQ name. This pure medicated paptr is un.
equaled as a preventive, and unappioacbabte as
» a cure. The proprietors wish it to be spuken of
" according to its merits only. It is very cheap—
-1,0<)0 sheets for $1; 500 sheets for 50 cents. Sjld
by all druggists, and :it the discoverer's depot, 41
Ann street, New York. "J. C, Ga>etty ,? is water
°» marked in each sheet, and his autograph is on
3r each package. Sent by express from 41 Ann
Q * 6ireet,upoa receipt of price. The trade are iu\i
ted to correspond as to terms. jas-2«v.bD25
"J -K3* s[r. C. S. Spencer, of New York, lias jan
opened at CS Washington street (Portland Bluck)
V the largest and most comple:e and varied asiort-
rnent of fine Groceries, Ptcklcs, Preserves and
other delicacies, imported and d mestic, ever
ne brought to Chicago, and to be found in no other
store in tbe city. The establishment is under the
charge of Mr. Thomas B. Davis, long and lavor
(» ably known in Chicago. We must not omit to
meution that he will also keep on hand pubstan
"} tials as well as delicacies, of both of which it is
w his aim to keep nothing but the be>t.
ft .
, r Stop using tobacco and ardent apiritt. Uow?
; e Call at Penton A Co.'s, 95 Lake ®t. and learn'
* j*3-lw*
See advertisement of Quaker City S2O
u Sewing Machine. L. Cobxill A Co.,
tc 0c25 ly 133 Lake street,
Sf" See advertisement of Dr. Sanfords* Liver
>e lavigorator in another column.
MAHHIBD.
It . O.'lte llh toitlnt. br the Bev LE. Kt'lr. WAT.TFR
, L BRIQUS, Esq.. of Gardner S.atlon, Id., and mi««
\\ OnTnesiay.the3Bthult.atthereaiJen'^ofthebriJe , s
O by the Rev. Dr. P st.Mr. JOHN
! Mlas MKDURA H, LIIKS.
d ViR, of Bt Loala.
it ■
>- SlfiD.
'» At the ClifUin Doqw ia this city at 2X A. M. yesterday
e morning. December 4th CU4RLKB ». IIENDKRiON.
». late of the Arm of 0. N Henderson k Co.
ifor tlje i)olit»ams7
Still They Come!
l * Another New Lot of
t STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
0 Just Received at
J PEUGEOT'S,
40 - • • S«nth Clark Street, - - - 40
* de3ob£Sßlr
0 AMD SrL7KE-WAEB (^
J For the Holidays.
3STEW GOODS,
0 Rich, Rare, Betntlfol and Useful, now rece'.vinx at the
if LvKeandFaahionaole Je«elry Store.
U NO. 117 LAKE STREET,
Nearly opposite Mr. Palmer's Dry Good* atores. Tbe
ladles and jeatiemea of Oa ca<o. aid those desirous of
procorinc nice presenu for Christmas aod the holidays,
•relnvited to csill rod examine tbe and best va
riety of the most desirable sttles of mods for thst pur
pose to l>e foot d la Chicago, which will be sold cheap for
caah. Sliver-ware neatly engraved free of enarce.
JaMEiH. HOkS,
noSobC3o3ta Saeeeaor 10 dnard A Averr.
Q Christmas Gifts I
PARLOR ORNAITIEXTS
—OF
BOHEMIAN GLASS.
c PARIAN MARDLE VASE 3, and ether omataenta,
1 WORK BOXES, CIGAR HOLDERS.
GLOVE BOIE.S, PERFCMEIY CASES.
TOILET ARTICE3 in Great Varltty
POHT MONKAIES, BIGS AND PUSSES,
h EAZOES IN CAS£S,
e BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS,
s PERFUMERY, AND RICH COLOGNE STANDS.
d
e All will bs cheerfully exhibited and sold at very low
U prices by
; SittCEST ic. ILSLET,
9 Apothecaries and Dealer*ln Fancy Goods,
I 140 Lake Street 110
I; [de2o b7g]
s Presents for the Holidays.
' rpHF. UNDERSIGNED RE-PECTFDLLY
_ I. isformthepubllila ceaeral aad esoeeially the la
dies of Chicso, that they set op an ex ra carter with
Paris aad Berlin Fancy tiooda. «dapt«J Or 1101 l tay pre*.
enta, of thenewest styles and 0 f t-elr own imuortatloo.
» E7IBBOIDERED GOODS
a Of every description and in the createst variety. Berlin
e Knitted Goods, expressly minofactured for as Embrol
■ dery. Knitting, Crocaet -fork aod dane to or
e der, FADDKR * VuRPAHK.
]£2 Lake street.
del»iy:b7ll. between Learborn and Clark.
p reat" cost sale to close - out
VJI THE CONCERN.
CLOTHING
—IT—
TAPPHN'B, 108 LASS-BT.
-ar
r WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
'Qkviu determined to dlas'lre onr co-p%rtnershlp at
the close of tbe present baslaeas season, and wind op the
"occem. we have marked Drives down toPtilUE »:üBT.
Oar pretest stock bariac been maoafactared by oar-
therrby savin* the Jobber'* pro St. as well as se
coriaaßETrLd •VO(tK«A.NfIdIP than can be obtained
byporehuloa at the c-ast. We offer d-a-en an oppor
tanlty to replenish their stocks at LOtfER PRIJES and
with far BCTrEIGOODi thaa can be foand ready-made
elsewhere In town at any price.
TAPFEN BBOS
_ lOa Lake street.
ONE PRICE ONLY,
WT?o Tnut—Please don't aak it. noH
Hope Fire Insurance Company,
or FEW YOHI CITY.
Cask Isstts $175,000.
WUUkM u>. U - -
Reynolds. ElyAOa. Otdea Fleetwood A Ccu
edict, Mailory k farnazn, Clark k Dater.
T. G. VAN BUHKN, Ascot,
147 SODTH WATER-ST,
nolQlylstob4g Oaßtalra. Oppotite Dole's baildTna.
F. A* THO3IAS & CO.,
MAtrracruazKs or
DAVIS' PATENT ALSPHALTIC ROOFU1&
(PATENTED ACGCBT 34, 1S51)
PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE LATE
Mechanical Fair held In this dir.
The foundation of this roo&sc eoasista of Canvas sat
nrated with Asphaltam. underlaid with Felt paper, or of
Felt alone. The coverin* coopoondia composed of A>
phaltam. India Rnbber and Gain Shellac. A new meth
od bavin* been discovered tor dissolving Rnbber and
Shellac, allowln* any quantity desired to be caed. and
combining tnem wita Asphaltom, without the aae of ex*
penaiteand injnriooa aoiventa osed in alltheCosi Tar
Oementa. watch always evaporate and leave the Compo
sition poroas and brittle, in this Ooopoand all the Tola
tile matter is removed, entirely treelns it from roch de
fects. and ia known to be the owt durable material for
rooftnc in the world.
Old Com position Roofs of every deacrlstlnn repaired is
a permanent aad aatla&ctoir manner.
All orders promptly attended to. Orders from the coun
try antpUed with the prepared Ganvaas Pas tr and Com
pofWra. with tnatrncoona
Btate and County Uchta for salt cn terai 0 araat ad-
Tantace tothoaa who wiah a permanent boMi# is
Office with G. F. Bapdali. Architect. Room a c. SO, Port
land Block, eomer of Dearborn and Waahln: Tt cstreeta,
Chlcaas. lIL P. 0. box »S3. 0;! -0319^m
Bemoved.
mHE BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE
X DIPOT is teenved from It Cart street to No. 132
£akestreet. liAaO A. HaNC* k Atenta.
QTimli wanted far the aale of this superior Ma«
chiae hi the different towns of lLinoU aad Indiana.
d t BC nag iw
J^EMOVAL.— THE AGENCY OF THE
PAOSIA X&lin ft KRE IHStTEAHCE CO.
is 'emoved to tha Office 143 Water street, recently
eceacleo b» tha Great Western In nrance Company,
where the aabeoriber will be nappy to aee his fnendi and
tae patrons of the Co as any.
Ja4b9oSaw J. ACg. WRIGHT. Aaent.
KeRAIB * €u.
XXX. F X. O T7 XI,
MwwhMiitii <M nlaai
TBS IOTELTT MU-L8
at 64-1 «30 and 81 Slate s^eeL
2Af|A BRL3 MICHIGAN WHITE
ivUv Winter Wheat Floor, rariona Brands, on
ale. _ HARWOOD k CO
aeflassa «BtV>olh WaterstfXt.
Ron BXS STARCH, FOR SALE by
liyU MARSB HARWOOD, k CO.
ertdM Waif *r—L
t)AA BALES PRIME NEW TOBK
ho« Tms t w .
I Nod 3.Duertisemeiits.
in £
• Wf. X. SCZirtX, Afmi, ei S—riom.*.,
<• MfertMrf m riMii JJ94f r fcW a-hi aS L l *
0r t/u SmrA- Wmt. jal ly
i- VyANTBD—A SOLICITUK I'OR CO.\L
m TT and WOOD. Apply at & tt. j»sa*
ie Tr° K J R£ - ST - THK KfiSIDESOi: OF THE
" X,a " 112 Wolco.t. ccr -. r of
01 AMUillrf J. BBOIV.N
Ct J 3JJ ' W t» mnd-ljii >ireeL
:e tT u ,Y- S ' D " A VALUABLE DUG, WHICH
:e
li- pOCJ-ND-O.S TUESDAY MORM.S'G. THE
:
— jaa_L»l3 it
re pOPABTNEBSHIP NOTICE.-THE Co
NEH2MUU IU WKISi.
Chleno. Jaa. 1. 1553. K '
;e ATOTICE.—THE STOOKHOLDErta OF
>f XI the Weitem Uariae and Fire laiurauce CanaaiT
in f tnu a difiden J or tea Pcr
the Uvea of sala Cjag*ny nas b«en deciar«d iur
Kl the year ending Deceow Jl«Tla£ wuL J
g
0. B. ruwu.
s CaiJUQ-Jiaaax. Hi).'
J e fpiiEKE WILL BE A BUSINESS MttT-
A mg of the Pew Holders o.'the tiiat t*ii-_3n .n
StSm uUAi».uoEu-a».
** cecretan. etc.
Ho! for dike's PeuK Gold
Mine?.
ANT PERSON' WISHIXS INFORMATION
in regard to Rootea, lime of SuiUw, and Cost o
'• yuin.s, sc., lor th; above touit, can. t>> c«cl nut 010
k dwiar andadoreiamgUie ondcnUned, ca.e "JuirL«lo;
l. ojoumjcrw," Kamaa wuy, procure au uc ueceaaar.,
j Inio.maton.
f jaa ba> oawlt STEBBiS3 JbiEXIOy.
- Jj'Oß CHAPPED UASDS USE
1 j. U. BEED & CO.'S
n OLYCERI NE JELLY,
n ...
[. The very best article In use.
PlI «
Also for iale:
) Amandins Powder, Glycerine Lotion,
J GLTCCHCiE. GLYCERINE SOAPi
£ Cimphor Ice, Gennlue Honey, Cold Creatn,
® SOAPS, AND FINE TOILET GOODS,
j jas-ly-b!CO
; Ji'IHST CLASS DWELUNGS FOR SALE.
THE TWO FISST-CLASS DWELLISGS
? Now belnjj Erecte*,
On Rusli, near Superior St.,
And to be flalihej May Ist. T«e»e houses are .>xls feet,
1 *f bisenent. Milwau.ee brick fron,
) bailt and to be fioiah-d In «he be*t manner. TceloUare
14. feet deep to an alley, and will have a <ocd br>ck bara
on each. Fe.sous percnasjn sjou can naae au«h al
terations as may be desired.
. Term favorable. Apjly to D 1 BRAINARD. 45 Clark
street, from 9 to 10 o'clock A. M.
■ SUPPLY FOR NEW YEARS.—
' FIIOLIC MASTEII FOU EVERY 110 l -EIICI.t).
• THE SOCIABLE;
-oa—
ONE THOUSAND iONE HOME AMUSEMENTS.
Oontalnln* Actlnz Proverb#—Dramatic Charades-Ac*.
, ins Charades, or Drawing Room Pantomimes-Mcsiral
Bnries^us— Vi7anls—Games of Action
Parlor Games—Forfeits—Science In Sport aaJ Parlor
llnrfc—And a choice Oollectioa of Carious Mental and
Mechanical Pottles, la, illustrated with nearly
SQO INGRAVING3 AND DIAGRAMS.
The whole being a fond of never ending en'ertaln
irent. By the anther of the " M4*lclan's Own
Nearly iw puea Llmo. Priie—cloth, ail; side stama.
•I.UL
THE SOCIABLE: or, Ona Thonsand and One Home
Anm-menU.Ua re&ortary of Gunes and oth-r ente--
tainoenu calculated for the cse of <am ly parties ite
fireside circle, or those >->cal t amors f:lrm!s
a-.d neighbors, who pjui awny the winter wiin
1 somucn nnlmat-on and deHctt
PoraaleDy W. U. KEEN, B-okseller.
J* s lis Like Street.
LILLIE'S „ _
CSEO." ' ' ias 1^
CHESS CLUBS
Will flad at
A New Lot of
MORPHEY CHESS,
CLUB CIIESS,
CARVED CHESS,
la Bone. Wood and Irory, fron cents to #lO OJ.
jas b?ui
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY: SS.
A D igj^ l ® onrt ' o*,- 0 * , -' ook C oant,, * fbrQir,ttl *rf al Tera
Myron Ycuie and John O'Bmn. Conserrnion otc.
▼«. ilary uuelL Saaan A. Bila. Isaac Bota. Ksth-.-r
>aa Hssenerand J inn Van Waan r
AfQjatit of the nin residence of M<ry Da"il Fc* n A.
Bois. Isaac Bois, Ksih?r Van Wa<ener snd JoLt Vn
Havener, defendants above named, havinabtcn filed in
the office 0' the Clerk ot said Circuit Court of Co.A County
notice is hertby given to the said «efeuit»c«a 1 hat said
complainants fll*d their bill of compla nt In said Court m
heChancerr side thereof cn the fcurth ofJa->u.
ber lsjy-. aid that a summons thereupon issued • nt of said
Court against said delendants. returnable on the recond
Monday of febmary next, (lao 3) aa Is by law re«uire<L
Now. unlessyoo, the aald Mary Unci-, snsin A. Uols,
Bois, Eathrr Van Wagecer and John Vai Waaener
ahaU: eraoaally baand ao; earbefo e said CI cui Cooitof
Cook Co.. on the firat day of the mxt special term thereof.
, tobeholdenat Chicago. In aald Coauty, on tae <econl
Mondayo-Febmary. 1439, and tlead. anwer or demu*
to the said complainant** bill of complaint, tbe raaeasd
the matters and things therein charged and utated will
be taken as a decree entered against you,
accorolnsta the prayer of aald bUL
, tl „ , WH. UOHURCaCierk.
Arnold. Lay k Gregory. Conol'ts S )»'r. j COd
To Railroad Comp's, Machiaests,
AND OTHE S.
B r ST QUALITY OF COP WASTE COS'-
itantly on hand and foJ sa'e by
M. it. JEstiUP t Oj. Kaifway Ag-ts.
Ja3b9o> 3w Vi tlachange Place. New York.
Xf>n PIECES SATIXETI3 JUST RE
Uvv ceived and fir sale bv
FIELD. BENEDICT 1 CO..
jas cor, ot ftate aid Wmcr«t«.
CIADETAND STEEu MIXED SATINETIi'
J Fjraalf by FisXD. BENSDIJT k CO..
jas Cor, and <ffater tta
B.ACK AND BLUE SATINEITS,
Tor sale by FICLP. BSSEDICT k CO.
riOLD MIXED ASD PRINTED SATI"
NETTj just recelvd and far s\!e by
Fl£Ll>, BENKUICT i CO..
ja3 Cor, and Wa'.e-sla
SEE AD7ERTHEUEXT OF BoL'DOIP.
gewicj lg I.tk* t t. jal t y-hjXri
INTERESTING LECTURE
OHOTEOPE. EGYPT, AUD THE H(®Y LAST),
BT RET. JOHN P. DONJCLAN.
At 3leclianlca laailtate 11 all*
OH THURSDAY EVINING. JAN. 6,
g> centa. ja« Zl*
jy*ARiIONIAL SOCIETY.
Tbe Celebrated Trance-llediua.
ajrraa nukf a naDnrunn
Will apeak la MSTROPOUTiN HALT, on Thanday
Evening. Januiryoth. li 3* Miss UARDINGE spe**s oa
der t-.e of a Superior a id generally per
mit« the audience to choose a G-xnzrttee to select
soiject "o waica she shall gpea'c da.uu tne even.ng, thus
rnng those g.ving tnose present a cat-ice to test the
mitterpoaliur. Itlsaxoected tnato\thiso:cislon the
eatU3 a will be obaerveX and it l • cosfliscUy nosed that
all persons wb> bavedoabu of her eatraacem-ct wii 1 be
present to witcei« the test. T3e price of .daiasio n u
onlylQcenta. I>oorsopenat6r>o'cijc«. j4-11 m 1
QHICAGO CHEMICAL WOP.KS.
W. H. OHAPPELL &. CO n
Uann£aborers of Oil of Vitriol, Voriatlc *nl Vltilc
Adda. t)opperai, Sal 5 nla. hai *ilanber. Bl e Yl riol sul
pha e Zinc, and ojier CaealeiLt. Oroeri from tae trade
solicited.
QfflcelSJS' Sonlh Water street, Steefs Balldlrf.
of oorPlatina Still and Ftnck of
ChemicalatoMrasra W. H. k Co., wbo wi;i
rebuild tbev r*j on an enlarged scale, we recommend
them with entire confidence to uor former an omrrs.
JOHN SEARH. JR..
ja4b9oSlw K. UTALCOIT.
riIHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
J. liriNG betwean the h\s this day ex
pired by mutual coaaent. k.F. CULVKR,
C. kL CUbVKR.
ctiAS. BUNKER, J.-.
Dec. ?lat, 1501, ja4t>^:jiT*
OULVEH a CO.,
Commission Merchants,
15S South Water Street. j
B. F. CCLVXX. Z. CcLvga, ,
Ja4 b9H ly '
Lumber and Shingles. !
pLOSIXQ OUT SALE AND CHANGE OF
J Bo*ae».-1h» anderaigaed have atar<e st~>ck of
Dry, Clear, and Cowaon pine Lambsr, con«isiing of
Boards. Punk Fencing Flooring, Juice and ft*art'iir.
Alacs good Shingles. wMch will be told at the loweat
market price to cioj* the basinesa
Yard located a: Twe f h stnei fridgs. West -ide/on
thefiouth Branch, near aUWeatenJttilroadi/epota. Call
examine tne stock.
J*4 Im* HOWARD k BARTON.
Peorii ilariue&Firelfisu'ncc Co.
01 pro a ia.
CAPITAL SSCO.OTO
PiuHTpin Cash 300,000 !
3L1815E iXD FlkE RL-KS rSDEiWRITTEi [
OM MOST PiVORIBLI Tlaia.
Losmi Promptly Adjusted and Fald at
luf Ateaeji i
J. AUG. WRIGHT. Agent. (
ia< b?10 ly Ko»l« Book Water *r«eu GhleuQ*Z
ttlautc&.
; VT'avted-a competent builder
V 5 for the c ostructlon of a dwellln*-
-to on -V'L-,1;? KWJ <".,»■"»« p-t" lore
£ lV££ ? J . a 7 U -?\ 'cter-r * 1j*«1 wfa first class
* jal io* Addra.s "Builder," at this office.
; W'anted a partner who will
' Rr.iT... ?'T** : r * &>l= * Coanlry Lumber and P mdnee
> *« 11 aJe Tne location iTrooE and
SS'E? TV" 13 '■ e '== ""1 b» Mdlllon or
rautsmS;?!" "*><">< n«a tf.li »11l be 'ooaj >
unal" r«k k r «<«e in lacraUve butlnes' with
K Su=rj"J' c! '"'' J - *"• * JJre ga;;jy
'\V A , NT£ C TO KXCHAJfIiE F.)R LC3I
i r or Sale.
: A KARE CHANCE. FOR SALE OR
r A * Lease a; a .n-eat banain
A GOOD RIVER LOT,
ij^w-U^docked. - J 'IV' '° , L ? ab ~ ftrwt
TT or \ E A^'r Ll TF ' 'RsALE situated
«oa»bjjc3i--'tt.en**, • ,l " r ' <fs 4:111 I
obir.-v. JvT ■ ar/vi i'. t
w.t!> «:ii£i "' ' , "K Me =«•■"«
4? Ei
sa^fi^««.w4!B?3B's?a
p-on can .J time or th- whole «f fie nu-.-h*ii!
«f o;u «Jot!.« %;„£;
.ljubt J reil <M » t; *«'jriti ca .'' ieM U tj
Tk.Va&tSAll&Ui* **&£& ,
SALE OR EXCHANGE, THIRTY '
bS T ' C if ver - Mhnwta. beta* oce 1
0 i„eotj,n)Ci..ii so.i t - M.nne tva Klve T» •»
sire »iy coata: 's inu; 2 •■U r, ,b U-♦ 1 In i i-hf-t 3
U ~ v - dea lw*_
Strain for S7OO
\V E u n u_t: Fl 'l- >AI.K AN KXCEL-
Bo : 'r« 'V 1 !. r° ft ; lh e En-lne. win L'cnraot.v
--u j. f Ilf* '• *> *ctw-en t'n ia.itw -torse ;• «er
c,*u% 1 ? luJe Ha«f-Cijla..rr. tf:e»ci
rt■ i" J erii.n- r.st\ ilu otJur
•Vi t3, T -eOR.ISAI COS' WA3 li.ljO. Apply a « t{llJ
iiU dtfgLtt
Railroad station' dixixg saloov
with » Fruit, *nj Coa'ecUoaar,
.-t c. in one _■<? t::t? rao-.i hra-jt ;u. towaj in ilie
si;
Ps V*: ,-r 10 A H. KIHXOufA CO.
aLI " "'" b > L%Ml.^>t-eet.
() XE tuousa.s'd baki;els
New York Stato Apples,
For Silfh? a. P. DICKENSON.
. CT~T of Ovi aa<l M cMaa'-a'a.
EXUIN'ES for sale.-one double
Bafcie lsw» Mn t.-'fi h„rr.
erl s:r "*"? i Imti U'li. wuu Kir WSitei
J 1 e '"^' lir ler *' or sal- lo*. su^oaArr
aaj
JOHN 7. S'OYP A CO..
_no» M*. ..t > >U->fi street. (Llt;>r« uiock.)
Ucnl.
rpo MILLER?. MECIIAXICS. AC.-TO
P ® fui-atern Of » ;t-j t' a! 'ar« bu t.llr«nf»t
Eutof th- fuihhs. rS:a4C., -IthtLe Cm,?
Lot on »Mc:i ;t »i> \--t. m-re orlcs. on m*
rtTcr a-..Jruna:n ; :bict»'t:.e<» 4'*. U K. K. Atf.ic'rd
T- f V> u: r - >jrn - w-th an ci.ine
—a .< I*.j,tn 1.-j r."g'h Watrr itrfet.
RKXT.-I'WELLING HOUSE XO.
r ~. : ,l , \\ r . kir ' rn fw. i-ii jouth of Million. i a -
Q u:rf *1 -il a!" *vcn »«?. .it-.tHm 1,7,77
VO RENT.-A IiRICK IIDUSE AXDST.V
j*., n ! F -. «' AU'IOiT A KINGMAN. iJO
».Ct.iv>lir< <t:ctf.. JrT 5w
lioariimg
J3OAUDISG. — '«:f.ASS~"BoIuD
1 # a-i« t> .-M*-t r »>ra«. .•l-'i— suiti-i r>r a: t*3
s; *" ce; ' Tr 43,143115 at rc*s.>a*tile r«lc.-%
OARDING. SINGLE RO'»MS .VXD
;u;:ir.'rooT.Hr.f»'j :i nx whli boar.!, on rn
•"OHblj rtJU. Ca/ oe yb*A.:icJ oq aa. lie ittjQ at No :ij
State « re»t. C> 1). OLIVa.-i.
ue>; i.:.*
PR IVA T E liUARDIX'ii. —U< »aRD.
cl'herwl. • c.r wlt'-.-T.r. fjra!she.l aait un
un eta ['< h i.| r?tu-'t uri-'ei for bnani.
b; ». Iw us, it Jj„r jou", rt Jionro-:
■''"•• .1 1 in w.
sfLoinimsiiuui iilertljants.
1858 - - "Winter Arrangemaat. - - 1839
N. W. GRAHAM & CO.,
Foricnr<lins • Kerch an is,
Shipping .l®ents Illinois Central Eailrotd, and
lTliarf Boat Proprietor'.
CAIEO ILUNOIA
\\ J E HAVE JCST PUT DOWX IRON
» T Tank* aaJ "'lifr# Ira Mo* <llr ctJr fh'o the olj
D-prt to our h .rf w..u-!i rn.bles us t.. fo'warJ
Ireuh: to an.l fron the [l.l'rratl w:t:i ureal itcsi atch and
w;iatat thr or liability to ilnn.i;-.
In an? met , v ..i { Lam.lt..,:
We als 1 give ir .unit ari l ctrtful att-ntirn to re ihtn
air.ts r* M*er to .>jn;iviilr. pva.,vile
wh-»l:n.-. I'Htiha sh. N,w • r »■»;:« u«l >l.mji-1«.
C«iro. tl-iLoia. Uect-mb r 1.-tii. !♦>. oe-- bT'T
JON EN & < <>.,
PEODrtE 10JI)I1SSI».\ .MKRCIIA.MS,
Advances male o» i'uoduce in
?tor- or lor th'i'tceat. Kichuiue on
tor »a'e. •xjrifie <.n 7»'cw \ork hru*?jt *a<l
10KI. Oi ce la bitKa lit.cV. c-raer of L-rule aaJ
oouth >» -ie* viee*.. ,1 J -q
g f i x 1 N U
COMMISSIOfi SISECHANT,
: CfSsteal v;har?. buffalo, n. y.
Lees & whi.t.sh commission mbb
CUIHS.
SO.n BtAVES tSTZr.I7... SIW YOJLi
WALLEK i*t CO..
JIO.IJiTAI'E STRKh.T CHICAGO. ILL
Caafi Advances tra J? oar.' Juce :a Store, or siipceo
to oar Home ta Yore apljtT WT
JIMlb Lit-. I N . y y JAM -B. WaU.lt
IQWAP.? WjLLXK.) ' gW IC ' L ChICWO.
FISXI & LESTER,
PRODUCE it COMMISSION MERCHANTS
14 Dearbora »treeU Chicane. Illinois.
Caih aJvaacesoa ratals to Pilaa 11- *tah. Bnffalo.
J. it. LTaabaia. Rcrnolil*. Elj
k Co.. Chicago. OTij A. ,\. KuaUphleve. Bqffato. n3»l
J. LtUU,
Q'J y\ 1 1 iVs! O.N ".M hI Jo i/an t aTr ok F F..
.StfK..r.>. r-. -»)r> .*-. !,. :eurt I I Kr-rr M>>r.tr»al:
.'v, 1 H-.t .1 1 !r . ; •'. J. Tn* «c».
Mm f .. ' H. V «'..n
--.v v:■ (•••■ .M. '. > •.: 1 —f. .
i*.r' ,t 1 •., 1 • 'Hi -; K 4 A' in-r- l»-r, «
M" »•■•■*»:■-- ■; t _o_ tH.v>.u
R. T THOIVIA3 A. CO.
iLate .-wtt.)
C COMMISSION MKRCHAKTS.
J 02ce and War»hoa«e No. Sort-; Dearborn street,
two doors North of the Ualeia Preuht Depot. Chlcaxo.
(11 D<'£«.
txcloa'.re attention ri»fatothe sale an J parchueof
flour, tfratn.
lc^a.U'—ra
r.a a. 1. r.ttiiA* ji-na c. aiorn.
P. (i. SALTONSTALL & CO.,
COMMISSION STOCK UKUKERS. COR
-1 SKR as l street*. W II a::end to the
purctaj-an.t jal-? ofrtoc*J and oondiof evt?:; viesrrlp
toa. eitaer In tlJjoi la t:.e .Sew Vor* Maraet. "Junta
tioaaoft:.e New Yor* Market daily bJ
an J tu chases naJeat the ?'U>rc Ei
chaz/e at
RtJMSEX sno. i: CL'n CCMAIiSiI'jN HEH*
C3i-rr\
QWalheir jJcicsiTs »U?allJ2 to*>:s
PCSCEAfir A>*D BAL3
Of Floar, 'iraiD. and other Produce,
"a comc-jp^t.
IK.. Sosth Watercor. Cark ilree* ....lit
aeff 1? CHICAGO.
UK'n>. MKI.IM IV CO.,
.-.."f uwc.
.J- IX .v,. j; • -b g:r»--:, s : . Mo.
MURRT NELSON
PRODUCE. COMMISSION k SHIPPING
MKKUHANT.
So. d tlHl'ard's Bloc*, c-jraer Caik anil 3ontii WaJer-itj
Afeai' 'or the PULTON STASCH WOS2S. Fulton.
S. Y. (Lit- ILver . J '.trch CVra;<i3f.) The?
n tnuf.i'T.ure ali Win of -lure Cora ?Urrh of a t&perlnr
QQA ity. urde-s aJ lre><e«t to M. NtLiMX P. ">. J4UU.
willrccetre c:oni,t attention. rci*blJl ly
J. J. IClCif AItDN,
ORoDC'Ci-; MERCHANT,
J No. \ < ,
£i- I.! -r .i « :
ktrik'>L k»— !. ii <:u, uj-.; J Y.-ins ?-'in*
• . !•' ..)>,» -r > , p. . :. r,.. JJri. A «'<>.
f-. -i:v ]:• ••: ,s.i>s, i;- ; w »,:r-if » tv.
S'W Y j.-i : >» 1...... J Una:).
B*nt-r. > a; ..
Ciash adva>ued.~i am PUEP.VRED
J V 3 make
CAJ3H
Oa Rhlcmesu oi Produce .'or tale is Bos\lo or Mew York
arket. R. McCli^NIY,
lyy-00-aJCO gtce!'s Block. IS4 Hcf »Vaier nreti.
SAWYER, WALLACE d: CO.,
Co 111 miss ion *llerch an ts, \
S* >7 Y O I'. K . * \
Underwood 6: Co., Chicago, (
:o.-y«r;n-*e»t.
aOBZST, PEODDOB AMD
HKECHANT,
Dealer Is all kinds of floor aaJ Feed, and Conntj? Fro J
dace. Wholesale and Retail. 1
Ml and 343 Klsaie. coraerof Wolcott stmt, ChlcafO. CL
FloaraEdJeeddsliTeredtoaajbArtof the city free of 1
chanre. mrJ-Tlrm-iy i
I'NDEUA'OOD & CO. .
Comm issiftn Merchants.
15* 8. Water Street,
chnuoo. -
"\\7"E ARE PREPARED TO MAKE CASH -
»T forshipaeat East, firing
he own«*r onvitejr of siiLts in U or Xew York for
he<«fneC3T.uii£iJoa. k CO.,
icSJ-lj::*" 1?-S. Waterstreet
COnniSSION nEBCHANTS.
"VTARSH, HAKTOOD &. CO., 1
HO. I» BOOTH WATIS ITIIIT. ■
Wears prepared at all tlaes to eiaks cash adraseea i
onGraln and Flour and Prcdscetenerillj for ta*e tere.
or In New York. BoT-cn. or Oiwnpx '
Oonxiimen are criTlle«ed to sell in either of theae mar>
ket* at th» «ame coadaaloa.
KHI£3H 4 OO COMSCISiIOS MBB- I
• chirn. earner of Soslh Waler and Jnaklla -
itreetfc
Chicago.
StDOH BVUHVUf S>9kTATXA^
NUMBER 160
3.musemeuts.
I N O R T H-a
: *Yational ilmphi'heatre.
* MONBOE-ST. BET7TEEN WEI*I3 St CLASS
■ -W. LEVI J. NORTH. Proprietor.
Treasurer p. IL Johnjon
® PRIQE3 RKOUCZD TO 3UIT TSS TIMSS.
r Dre*a Circle * c «iU.
! Family CJtcle L 5 ceatv
1 ffDißOil EVCH.XO. J123»-75. 1E53.
Firjt nJiht o.' the 2pec:ac e of
B«twMd; .or, Dick Turpla's Bide to York.
1 Eliutratla* hlj hairbreadth «ca?es cpon his "Boca*
Black Be*a," in which the eelsbraiid horao dORRSL
HIR AM will appear.
FITS ACTS BT THE ACRO3 VTI3 AND EQUESTRIAN
COMPANY.
In Reheml ths sorxesas fcaaerraa Spectacle cf the
MERCUANrd i»raED OF aYttACUSE.
?OiL*or Dre*j C.rcle. n c»ati: Fa-nily Clrel.%
lo era's; Orc!i;«ra*nJ Parjuet Oatirs, SO cents: Prl-
Hand •>
opea at?S o'djcx: perf irraaa-e to cota-
Uox 02Sce ftotn 10 to U A.M aadito
etrotohtax hall.
For T"»o SUhts 0:!r.
Monday, 10th, at Wi-d.io,aay, Jan. 12,
M«. CRAWFORD,
TI-IE SCOTCH VOCALIST
Um !lf hcacr to m3vin-- tbit he wl'.l r.fe bl, pooulAr
eatcrtairmetita
AN n«>CR IN TUK LAND OF BURN?.
Intro,'a.-l-.i s-fcl-aecs and HI i|!nt!on« o' th-Po«t's
la-'it pc po r r « d.* . a, 'sttd by h". a.-e.l * jean.
A *o. .M . BOiTrGiJ, ti.e i".aai.ts and
t>>ra poser.
HyJes-r*. Mr. C. will »in* two American «< r.<i. " "T-.e
• '*r itan* ed Bjtaer "
• -i Paa? Scj.nd.—MI>CE:.L.VNEi.»Ld.
T'.ckeu 3-1 c»=U. rhi.ai.o- in ht!.rlr 3fi.
i» ' i) "' *t'h*iiiccl;-a liooa aa 1 Mcs c »tor t^
at 7-, ui c oifi.ct ,I',
ch*n»« p:oir.tcjtae ie.ttd n's'..t.
THE CHICAGO LI .HT ARTILLERY
will uiTa rn ;M
Second Aitntutl l»Vstivtl
—at THE—
TIIEJt O X T II O L' SE ,
TUESDAY EVSMiNU. J\SC.UT Ilu. l-o.i
n a n c JA.ME3 dMlril. Ca^taii.
Caaa. Qitix. Secretary.
iMismn o' imiownrs
Capt «.;eut i> K Uh;a Hi'ef
jI'IVoS" 11 D - '• s * f " =• ts »* : '
~ _ o-si«;rTiii or v«-»rr •*.
Lieut. 0 P. BrU.ey. *e « i C J. fttolbraad
Jr> 1 L Mll-Uea.
P. A. Uoyae. K - . v*. *i ; , e , P
iXTrrtrrrf IVMU.-TTSI
Capt Jaa. Smith. JR it ts'< rl. Sern'tP. II Wh:te«
. „ C4H*t»iit conmrru
Sen tP II T7hte. fed. M„'isd»e i. J-.m-sPc.-'u
t fyecr. Charles L:.iiK»a
r:<v» va^ao«»a.
L.eut A.Oraaata Barkrr
Uea:. t\ P. Mrut.ey. C. J •»{.
Tlcajti and Car uwei It.cuded. ¥ r'i.i'j
•»t-he lretaor.t Houne. *a i o' ai» ro-~ h--r of «heaj.
rnl-tee of A rin<en cuts Mu«i •by the Liaht "»u»r i hid
Larrlwe 11-tat Johu Robert's L /cry m,m,. i u -
Tre Tioid Mou-e; ils >. *v th - Tixvaom llou»e OliJce.
,M:!t'ary we re,tutted to apyear la I'alfora.
ilel? bTol id
(J M IRASOLE'S DANCING
ACADEMY,
CORNER MADISON AND CHICAGO.
Is for the on po,e of Int-odudn# all tho
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DANCES.
New Music .ece.v d >t?iri.y from
Pa tls e*e-y Tjcs la» e*ruiu.c.
Lt-llesa .d 'tenti-me i
ma^/a J ' :ler,:a, J- 43013 * KU.«a befora
Uh Room to Rent f i>r Private Put!**. «el J v«n ,-m
Minstrel iiali no ii."> and kt
street. l>ei»r-en » I irk aad Deart-.-rn.
Ft.i taia-trc!;. inii Uurlr.-naf Optra ioa(i'y.
The M.in:u>'rsi i nresentm ih'snew a; d novel rn i»
U.niaentto the I die« and <'titieiu-n r.f ' hav»
't've.J p«J::s or . x..e-«e t.» tu ll ou.- ol t j
ooit p.ea-aM i-l ce« of amuanient in t!ie city
"" a ■■o r»W
jViuiion Sales.
'• oa. aL/aao m. whitikt.
J. B. TAYLOR & CO.,
iccrios asu coaaissioji skbcimsts,
Mo. 50 Well. Si. opp. Ilrl--. Ilouae,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
JOLICIT3 CONSItrNJIENTd OF EVERY
d-scr<ulioa of property, t» be sold at Aactton. fbr
•iaan. on time or cmnm.inoa Also. Vemela. Car<oea
Hocksof General t s*-. Jew-lrv. Furritturr I'iuth
in*. Ac. Real KiUte. Linda. Lota. Houses. .»c. Win pa*
yartlcu ar attention lot:ie,,leof u»*v ll.uje9.Unoa.
ai. at Auction. Inside or ouUide C'ltc.-wo. Ad,ancet
iQ*«!e on coasunmeuta. Vbebe«i<>( reference* la GMcmq
«llb»«<tveo. ourfri'-n.U mar rei* oa c.iniUeuco aad
promot return.!—Uie life of coinmurcu and tra.L>
QCla- J. U. TAYLOR A CO.
Particulcu Notices.
Chicago Gas Stock. ~
Fore sale, for a few dats
AUUCT
$2,000 Worth of Chle*go Cas Stock, at Par*
It can b- bon,ht In small lots of
S3OO to tsoi> to Suit Purchaser*.
The a--of»»s a r-re cht-ce to rurc'iase a mill lot of
t:ie be«l pa»!rj( lathe «\st Addr.i* hoi
*0- Lli'Cwx foil •»rttce.
TTNITV UIIUH :lt.-A MEr.TINIi OK I UK
l_ Members of .• tiJ'r Chu-ch. NortU Ch!c«rf.» ■Ulha
t.e.vl a' the r-ide-t.-e of ||. y. i i4ia .,, J J «L.
on Ae ltiesd..v ev -til :* oe*l at 7 I J o\l. c< t.. electa
5 cruiary. »n It, dci ui.ou a >,o.»>iiimq for thes*l«
to the svc:ety of \ ljo.»tion ro a '•h>irch.
y.rt'.UUCKNdlllM. SV 7 .
Dec. I j- 1 . jal t.j Jt_
tLLmiI.SiV S.J U.niUT|..S >
No. u i «. l'«, tUnj U:„ 0 < •
Dividend, -A SEM l iTN"'C'.vL : "'iii\i.
d'nd of Three p;r C*:n. t» Drp-Mio's 'n t'l* Jn
siita'.lon (enLtled thereto) on the Qni >1 ni.yofj uu>
ar» t eit .i. it KID.»Kr(,
dsnl L;i? Iw C»»lii-r.
\RARE CHANCE FOR AX IXVI-xF
MKN r.—Th* own r of th.it lar*e »nd c nutrjudioua
Hotel. 1 lie U iUn.% el:<:bty 11 lttrd *U:ii . t «<j
. r t:ir-e i>l'H-»h of lin* l» mroi 1 ,-v )» '•t'l tfilly e-tat>-
lished reputuioti. «:i les a ten trit .o Land'ord To a
uerson ot ctue i<; i - e u 1 one eai ,e ily aule to conduct
the busi.ieis of a Aril-.*! an 'n"iie a, it «:io>i d rv«, liberal
tenn* wU b- <i*e:u N-» other .le- 1 ty •!» F»r fuitinT
P. 0. Box .so j - " tad.
\ r O X E Y TO LOA N .
a.tA. A few thou Mads *.j Invest In
FIIINT-CLAHS StfCUltlTlt.S
R tnnia.{ from One to Twelve Mon'ha
Also, can aso 4 few ten per cent. Coapoa Bonds, run
five jears. B. F. D JW.SINti A Cj„
ocJ 4 !>7 Clark street.
MONC-V LOAXEU it., CITY R.-AL ES
rata Securities. UorUaaes. Trust l;eeds. Uoada,
"tocaa, tJusineis Notes, All <•<•«! ae*oi;.Uilr securr
Ueabought aad sold Certidca esof Devnutsaud cheeks
A R. K. 'WiIU Uiotlier A Joii'ijiua. L<urcriaAe<l :or cash
%t the lushest market pr.ee. lfe».er» , llliL-.ia Wi«con
•;n and lowa ! ands, f-irtu* suburn*n lots ind
City ReaJ t»late. Otllce No. ti, Uccon<l ::cx>r) Mciroi.oii
ian Block, cornero' Randolph ajd La.»alle »u., C!.ic«o
de-Jb»<i4Ti w. HAvil).»oN.
|j| A S T Ji B >' t P & U P K it T Y
EXCHANGE for WESTERN.
Apply br mall or otherwise to
T. 8. HUBBARD. Urb&oa, lIL
ocO-bJ?»3ta»
Chicago and Mllwaakr* lUilr«ad Company.
pIIE AXNUaL MEETING OK TUB
1 Stockholders of the and Mllwauaee Rail
mail Company wMch was advert u> be holileo at
thrtr oTce In Chicago t»n Hie \Uh <1 *» n' n e-n - '"»r,
I<V". a' I' l >vi«x*l» A. M.. ha* been POSTPONED UN-
Til. TUESDAY February tsiH. »t 1U o'do. a \ M..
v «ti ch LID? vald will b« aoldea at the nZce of
said Coc;. any In Chicago. f «r fie elecUoo o' Directors
tor : ha etuutax and the triasacUou of suon uther
boslaesa as may be presectctL
By order of the ooard.
auJi-td-ioH A. 3. DOTN?! Oerretarr.
/■pUE CERTIFICATES Of DEPOSIT
X and certified Checks of R K. ?wtfV I'rothtr aad
Joncson. fot sale la axaouaia to suit purchasers, to pay
indebtedie sto them, or for LiTe»tmeot. Othce No. 4
iseciaJ tioor) ileiroLOllljn Biocx. corner of tLmdoiph
«nd La«aile streeta, Chicago,
ocil bi73 to W. DAVIDf-ON.
5=5 530,00
Premiums and Diplomas.
a lilt: FIKST Htill.lM A.SD DIi'LUMA
was awarded to the
Boudoir Setwing >Xaoliine.
(OaKBtV PaTSST.)
At the Wlaconaln Sut Fair. Oct. -tn. l-S<; Machines torn
One to Ou * Hundred and Ktlty Donaxj In c»m.
petition. Tuus an.>th-r :l it ha» r.een added to lischaln
ofpretnluma Tbe >ubscriper b«y leave to c«ll the *t*
teatlon of ine Ltdiea jt Onu «o aid vicinity to tp e mer
lis oftnij b-auufal and unrivalled M ic.'itne. a lew of
lt« procnlaeoi a ivantvm over all otners aru as fellows
-Ist Hsews wttti tw-i itireadaanu Ues each stitch
•d. !t makes tw > different stitcn- 1 !
3d. It win sewnackwardasweilasforwird.
| ,4»h. It makes tw> thousand st.tcfles per mlnutcv anJ
| slxi/-QlnesUtches to the tach.
I ith. The luconvealenco of a be't Is obviated by tha nr
: plication of a Ruober Fnctlon >he*L
j 4th. Tho nominal price of «dd Include* and Ox*
tores
Whea this Machine was sold at dnohle the price. It wis
eonliaily recommended to the pubiio by
L >l. SINGER A CO.
KLtAd HO v. Jr.
WiIKtLERA WIL3IN.
GRUVK i A B \RIcR.
Mano/acturmx Co.
As the best single thread Machine !a the market. The
Erlce has been reduced one ha f an' lu value enhanced
y tne adultloa of tn» Double Th ead. An examln>tloa
of thU Maenliie and Ita work Is » Ucited at tL Ucvint A
Cj'« Bujt aid dhoe Stor*. 1U Laxe strvei.
poi7 lnteUb L A. HA % CE A CO.. Age ts.
removal
Lull & hayek will remove
their BANKING OFFICE oa it about January 1.
tn Clark street, ooroer of Waahinaton. (Methodist
Charek Bloc*.) <Mbd7# Im
3 500 CHEST 3 You^ G HYSON,
GUN.POWDER. IMPERIAL AND BLACK TJA3.
Of Ute ImportaUcoe fbr aale at low prices aad on liberal
ertl ?; . RIYNoLDd. KLY A CO.
80114y487
"VTEW RAISIN 3. 2OO BIS., 130 Hff
Xl hza. New Kaldm jut received and for sale by
REYNOLDS. KLY A CO.
1~ i \ HHDS. NEW N. 0. SUGARS,
Xf-F* / now and for sale ai aanccto raicsfc
RKYSOiDA h.Lir A CO.
S). ,i i POCKETS 0. 0. JAVA COFFEE.
UO baa crime Luuarn CoiTm for sal 9
b aKYNOLO . KI.V a Oo
pr i\(\ BXS. SCALED AND no. 1 HZSr
OUU aYlt m
-r\ TCS. SEW RICK FOR SALE BY
Ql 9 ocSaxXl RJYNOLD& CLY A 00.
O?: GROSS LYON3 KATHMION, FOR
Zt) alt by
S4WZBB* rnai a 00.