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COMMERCIAL. *
Connerclal and Rodct matters.
Techdat, Jan. C, UP.
Mojtxt, Excsaxgk, &c.—The money market
hw exhibited the same dall feature* daring the
day. No change in any particular has ooenrred» n
and we hare simply to repeat quotations, rix:
Exchange firm at 1# per cent premium. Bank c
discount* 10 per cent. Gold 1@1K» Mllinß p
only in small lotaj street rates nominal at |
per cent per month. Very little if any t
first paper in the street and transactions
limited. j
The following is a comparative statement of I
the condition of the New Tork Banks for the
weeks ending Dec. 25 and Jan. 1: I
I)t. 25. Jan. I. „
Loans 1125.T16.%» 319 loc..t9C7.P>< ,
Hpeci** 'iU.S7g.t7i S7
Circulilion 7.7W51% 7.K>4OH) Inc..
Net
The comparieon with the corresponding week
of last year and with midsummer is as follow*:
Loan* «tiri Net
Dla. Epecle. CircuTn. DeposWa.
Jan. S.*rß..toß 549.ffi3 *M561<146 t6.4M4(» #67.600.760
Aug 21. 'S« ..12'i3'-BJai 2nJta.w; BRKB.3U
Jan. 1, 'id..Ul7 Sl9 27.ia»,725 M.t41.1M
The specie line has been steady at a rery high
figure—one before unknown in the financini his
tory of the coontry. Sacb immense amounts
of coin cannot remain locked op and comp&rtT
tively useless much longer. The deductions of
the abrewdest men of the oge mnst be entirely
at fault if it does not form the basis of & more
substantial progress within the next few years
than has ever been witnessed before in the his
tory of the world.
The New York Times of Tueedsy has the fol
lowing ;
The New year cpens with an enhanced more
meat in nil departments of the Bank retnrn.
The specie line is up (5G1,453, and the average
arising one-thelast receipts from Calforma
having averaged but two days of the weelc The
nndrawn deposits ore but too million* dollar»,
partly.no doubt, in preparation for the dividends
to be paid out to-day for distaot States and Cor*
poratiocs; the loans are npf9C7,954 in anticipa*
tion of the mercantile and other payments of the
lend 4 January. The peculiar feature in the
Statement is that the accumulation of deposits in
this city should stand on the Ist of Jan., in the
midst of the active business at the South, to
sear the Summer maximum. On the 10th Ju
ly tbe figures were $y2,337,042. They are now
$90,664, l Ab the Exchanges with the South
already show signs of turning in our favcr, the
probability is not only that tbe drain in that di
rection (or Specie has almost ceased, bo; that
the balance in New York from nearly every
quarter of tbe Union will henceforth increase,
running up the Deposit line to one hundred mil
lion/ by tbe Ist of April, and to one hundred
and twenty vdlliont by the middle or close of
July.
The market for money lo day is partially un
settled by the terrre dividend paymeots, and sev
eral d;iys mu-t transpire before we have a steady
movement all round. Meantime the sums called
in by a lew prominent Banks are readily supplied
to the brokeifc by outside lendere, and the negolia
tioiiH, on demand to-day, are at 3@3£ per cent, on
htate and other tirvt-claKs Stocfcs, and 4 per cent,
ou otlitr reliable collateral. The brokers
repoit no change ol rate on mercantile bills.
CoiiWEßCiAL.—'Tbe llog market to day was
even duller than yesterday and prices o shade
lower. Tbe receipts of Dressed Hogs were lar
ger, and embraced the finest aod heaviest
bronght to market this season. There were quite
a number of lots which avereged from £3O up to
300 lbs.—small boned and fat. Tbe sales to-day
show a a runge of $5(gG.25. Heavy Hogs sold
at $G(gG.£5. There ore some heavy lots held
above tbe market. One lot of 50, averaging 323
lbs. is held at |G.7s—with offers ofsG,ss. There
was nothing done in Live Ilogs. Those which
came in were held above the figures of buyers.
The Provision market seemed to-d&y to have
lost any little firmness it may have had. Early
in the morning SOO bbls City Aless Pork were
sold at SIG, and later in the day GOO bbls. more
at tbe same price. A sale of 350 bbls. lless Or
dinary was also made at sls, At the close there
were several other lots seeking buyers at the
same figure.
The market for Lard is very quiet, and though
holders are firm at 10;£@1 (j;X, the market is at
most dead with inactivity.
The Flour market remains dull. We noticed
on 'Change to-day several samples or choice
brands sent from Milwaukee to this market to
be said. Spring Extras are nominal at $3 75(£
4 50.
Tbo Weeat market is quiet—there being no
demtcd except for milling. Sales No. 2 Spring
were made to day at G3 1 2c, in 6tore in a good
warehouse; old Rejected at 55c, in store; new
Rejected (47 lbs. to the measured bushel), &t
G4 1-Ec, delivered; and Rejected Winter at GOc,
on track.
Di&UUersate short of Corn, and under this
demand prices have adranoed lc per bushel.
Shelled sold at 59c per GO lbs, on track, and Ear
Corn at 52c per 70 lbs, on track.
Tbe Oats market is rather easier to-day. Some
old crop sold at 52c, free of storage. Good Oats,
however, are scarce.
There ia a good demand for choice Barley by
Brewers, at 75@55:. Common, however, is ve
ry dull.
Ho? and Provision Trade.
rOBK I'ACKIXO IK TU* WEST.
[Prom the Cincinnati Price Correct J&nusryS.]
The reports Irom our correspondents at the
various towns, where pork is packed, through
out the West, are coming iu this season much
earlier than usual. We had heard, up to yes
terday, from serenty-tive places, sixty-nine of
them Irom our own correspondents. At sixteen
of those places, packing was not yet finished,
but nearly so. \Ve reserve tbe details for our
lull and tiual statement, but will cow give tbe
aggregates for this and last year, as for as heard
from. "*
No. Tlr.fß.
TLlis*fl*on 1,7y;.4M
Lalu.'UOQ I.Sj&'M
lociecac at 75 places. 185.77 i)
In these aggregates are included tbe cumber
packed at thiH city, which we put down at 850,.
OOU; Louisville, which wo put down at 259,C00;
and >Si. Louis and Chicago, which we put down
at the statements i>ublisbed at those places.
As regard* the falling oQ' in weight, we tind
there is great irregularity. In Illinois it is re.
l>orted Irom to SO ner cent.; in Indiana from
4}£ to 17 per cent.; in Ohio Iran 2to 11 per
cent.; in lowa from yto 19 per ceut.; in Ken
tucky and Tennessee, the estimates are an in
crease ol 4to S per cent. At Milwaukee, tbe
decrease is but per cent. We have classi
fied tbo returns, and calculated the increase and
the decrease, though cot as closely as we shall
do when making our final statement. We find
the deficiency, in weight, equal to 121,200 hogs, ,
which being deducted Irom the increasd given
above, is as follows : |
Incrcise as above lES 770
Lcductfor Kfigt.l .....lil/JOJ
Net Increase C7.C70
The falling off in the yield of lard is variously
reported from 2 lbs to 9 lbs per hog, at the places
north of the Ohio river. At the few points
south of thut wc have beard from, an increase is
reported. Our impression is that the falliog off
in lard, taking tbe whole packing together, will
be 5 lbs per bog. We wish it to be distinctly
understood, however, that this is but an esti
mate, as we have cot made any systematic cal
culation regarding lard more than the idea we
lormed by looking over the returns; still we
think our estimate rather abore than below the
actual debciency.
An impression is quite prevalent that there is
a general (ailing oil at the small places. We
find the reverse to be the case. So far as we
have tbe returns, we have beard from but four
places where none were packed this season, and
we have beard of three places where no packing
was done last season, but considerable was done
this season - two ol them packing 23,000 bead.
We would also state that tbe returns from tbe
tsoutberc counties of Indiana and Illinois, in
the above oygrecates, show a deficiency this
year of 85,00 V. We allude to this, in order that
our readers may understand that the short crop
localities are well represented in the Ogurea we
give. Indeed all the places of importance where
there is & marked falling off, are included in the
returns above given, as well as moßt of the pla
ces where there is a large increase, so that those
one hundred and twenty five places yet to hear
from, are those where we may looc for a fair
increase, but how much the whole increase in
cumber will be, we cannot say with any degree
of accuracy, at present; that there will be a net
increase, however, after allowing for the falling
off in weight, we havo oo doubt, but bow much
it will be we arc cot cow prepared to say.
Chicago Daily Wholesale market.
Tuchsdat Ernivo. Jut. 6.
FLOUR—Market very dulL Ba'eiwerc: 100 bbls ' Ex
ceUor " Spring Extra, oo p. C
WHEAT—Mstkcl viry quiet. Sales to-day were: 1.200
t»u No. fi Spiinjat Cd>*c in store; St 1 !) bu new Itejectrd
(wiight 4~% as. to the measured bushel) at UXe deliv
ered; ftXlbuold £Uectedal£«cinsiore; SOO bu Rejected
Winter at7oc on track.
CORtf-Ingood demand and advanced lc. Sales to
day were: 00Q bu shelled attire on track; SOObuEarOorti
at&lc on track.
OATS—Market euler. Bales were s-POO ba old crop a*
file free of storws. New crop nominal at 45342: inbaas
BARLEY—toObu prime Bute,»l 6£c on truck.
RY£—ln gjod demand by distillers at Wfi67c per CO
Jfc at depot
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Common, #1.75(35.25 per 100
2A Dixon Mills. StOO ? 100 fts.
middlings-no. l fie v ton.
BUOR 'E—P/lme, #l3 p ton.
PROVISIONS—Mca* Pork easier. Decllnad2sc. Files
to-day were:—3.o bbls city packed at SIC; UQ t»bi* jt, O.
at#ie. Nothing doing In Cut Meats or Bacon. Mesi
feef ncmlnal at #9&I10.
LARD—Firm, hut inactive, at IQX&IOYe.
TALLOW—Quiet, at ?X«10£.
t PRESSED HOGS.—Receipts better, and of excellent
Quality. The market, however. Is very dull, Tha Bales
were:
22 Hogs, averaging P-s, at 16.15 vioo&l
19 " ** £6* " ** **
JM M " 240 " •' (..Oil •*
19 " " 235 " M 6.25
.5 all over HO " '• t;cu '•
dividing oi? soo tti.
at t>m »■ " suoni,
LITE BOGS.—Receipts about SOO bead. The market
was very quiet, and there were no transactions—buyers
and tellers being apart.
HIDES.-The market was belter to-dar. and prices a
shade higher. Balecwere: CQrttc Country at "Xc; »
doatTfcc; I<s Green Baited and Trimmed. atSXc; 63 Dry
Flint, at UXc,
PELT2.—City, JaauarT, «1,<33.U0; Country. 80o«#1.80.
BUTTER.—Oommon, 10313 c: Choice, 14®lCc.
SGGfi.—Preah scarce, and la tood request, at Sse»
LlmcdKmaoc.
POULTRY—Dresied Chickens, »I.Boe!pndoi.: Ttr- I
k I =
75c: common I W
GIKBS6EED— ICObuTlmothyat #1.70. I
BXQBWlKtt—lnactive at2l©22c. J
OOOPE RAGE—2OO Pork Barre's. at 97 c.
SUGARS AND MOLASSES—Toe following are Bele I '-
rr-s prices acoordicgteE. B. Hunter's dr.-ularof Jan. Is
Loaf Sugar Double Refined - .11 e
(SSedßusar,Double neflnwl..... JgVc
Refined Yellow Sugar A go
Befined Yellow Sugar B BXo
In bbls. Kegi.
Golden fiyruo 67
ExtratfutarllouseSyrup J- 4,
Sjtup Molasssr 45
New York Market,
BtTxlkxaph.l KnrYoax.Jan.fi.
Flock— with a fair dema-d for the ea»tern and
loudtrade. Sales 9.< u0 bbl-: »4 25&4 5j for saptr State;
55.U"&5 25 for extra Stats: *4.3«J4 65 for fuper weiW-rn;
SMAso 40 for roicmon to medium extra western; 15 * 0
for shU'PU g brands extra rouad hoop chto; closl-gqulet
andnrm. o*nadia' flaarfirm: #a ea3j/Jl)li,g; \
for co" nnr to «hoite «xtra»-Hj>ail Hie Vioor 1
*3.503424. Backwheat Fuur qu tt; |2.&)Q2.73 per V*i '
p.unds .
Gkais—Wheatquitt. pnres unchancel: fair n-ecmd
Clilcago erring **JJ briic7i.'37i>c fur d>Ul.ing; val»s 2.TOJ
bared and Missouri uken tOKetherat 11.2 X Kye
scarce J.od waot«d: 77c for Jtrser. and &c>c tor priuio
North River. Barley dull: files 4(XWbu'- fair tihu-ara
Co. at <&c. New Com firmer; old is doll and rath-r
heavy; western mix-d ofl'-red at 7956"c whilst
buyerv re u*" to psy over 7ftc—sales hu; r
new yellow Jersey and
eratebuaineasdoinc; b2«54c lor
we-tern»nd (Canadian.
Whiskt—Firm; Biles ICO bbla at 25c; holders generally
refuse to accept rtsi 2SMc.
PKOvtiUOSS-Poik ratlier e.sle*; sales bbls at
*1712 for old Mejj; *17.50 lor new do; #1350 tor new
prime, including 1 s<>Ll t>bta n>*w mea for June ctlivery. 830
western accom and 1.00) bbls prime at boyers' option.
3l>d»7a. at*t3.&o. Hre s'cady; sales 400 b>iis at 16.60&
7.00 tor c prime: *7 71K4f9 r>r c i Is 3o>»l0 50 f rre
packed m«s; 110.7j411u0 ftr extra mess. Beef hams
et:a'y; aalt-s'oj pickaees at 13C» Sc. I'nme m-es beef
nomV'al B»con quiet. Cut nteady;
(tales liO bbds at for shoulders and SK'f'Kc for
ham*. DreCTedho.eqwtattVCqßforlLe vliolerange:
WesteTi ureopedheavy torn 6oid at Lard
buoyant; sales '■bU at at UK&UX. Potter stendy at
for Ohio; toQSi for Mate. Chfe#efirma
hiocxji-S cand Hoard active. Prl e« h ghcr Mo 6s.
MX; PadQc MallKs NY C fetV; fcudson^S.
K-udincbAli;M U '2H; Panama 11' iV: Galena k Cnicago
7IH: Ctii.ago k Jlock Itlaad L'j.
insurance.
I'coriiJlariae&Firelnsu'nce Co,
OF PEORIA.
CAPITAL $500,000
| Paid Up in Cash 300,000
JIA£L\E 4XD FIRE RISKS
ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS.
Loaaca Promptly Adjusted and Faid at
tlili Ai*euey«
J. AUG. WRIGHT. Apent,
ja< bPIO ly No.lja Bomb Water street Chicago. '
Chicago Firemen's lusurauce Co.
' Office P?. W. Corner of Like and Clirfc-sts.,
UP STAIRS.
OAPZTAI< - 9200,000.
DIREOTOR6.
Thomas Church, B. W. Raymond, Geo. W. Dole,
I E. H. Haddock. J. K. Botsford, Orrington Lunt,
> O.H.ParweU. W. M. Larrabee, J. T* Edwards.
; THOITIAS CHI/BCH, Preat,
! aN. HOLDEN, Sec'y, JOi. E. BROWN. Surveyor
au27 'SO afi3S-ly
i JgY BTATE AUTHaEITT
| CHOICE Ist CX.AS 3 INSCHANCD
—cr Tnr—
-7
s CASH CAPITAL $1,000,000.
[Absolute and Unlmpared
Wltli a Surplus of SGGG,I4O 10.
5 And the prestlce of 39 years success and experience.
The Capital alone beinr doable that ef any Fire Ings-
ranee Compaay in the United Btatee.
I ASSETS JULY Ist, I*sl
Cash on hand and deposited in Hertford
Banks #179.124 18
. Oasb In trarslt and Agents' hands 1K719 05
* U. S. Trea«nry Notvs, sper cent interest 2.500 0U
145 Plate Bonds 14o.6&0 00
0 Money due the Company, secured* by mort
-3 gg et 4.< iB 04
ReaJ Estate unincumbered SS.3& 01
Bills receivable S4
MAatgrVALDfc
161 Bonds, 6,7, an<4lo cent Interest annu
j ally 181,250 00
867 shares Railroad Stock..... 8177200
1 W shares Connecticut River Co. Stock.... 1.250 00
50 shares Stafford llanV Stork &V<o <0
3 £0 shares W&terbury Bank Stock 6,250 0U
?«» shares Providenr« U&nk Stock...., 1.W2 00
f 1339 shares Hartford Bank »tock 23",112 50
t KIEO shares New York Bank Stock W3.740 0a
15 shares Jersey uuy Hank Stock LS'jn 0Q
ll»l shares U. 8. Trust Co. New York Stock. 11,200 00
' 3150 shares New York, L. L and Trust Com.
pany Stock 34,750 00
8 01,666,14010
TOTAL LIABILITIES:
r Unsettled Claims not due #103,714 £8
Losses Adjusted and Promptly Pdd.
e tTPWAKDS OF 5U,000,000 of losses have been
; paid by tue iUtna Insurance Company In the poet 8)
yeara
r Fire and Inland Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms eonsigtent with solvency and
fair nroQt
&pecial attention given to Insurance of Dwellings and
Contents for terms of of oae or five years.
Onraalsed on a NATIONAL basis, with arendes to
the prlnpipal cities aid towns. Oashtransactions, free
from the objections of th • credit system. Application
madftoanv duly authorised Aicent provnotly attended
to. By strict iittentinn t»» a legitimate Insurance business
this Compaay is enabled to offer both Indemnity for the
B past and security for the future.
* -• Policies Issued without uelay by any of Its duly author*
3 lied Agents.
1. Branch Office 171 Vine street, Cincinnati.
>f attended to with dispatch and flaellty.^J
n J. B. BENNETT, Geaaral Agent*
i. HUBBARD k HUNT, Ageata, Chicago,
r W. B. PATCH. State Agent Peoria, UUncla.
e oclb4l-6m
d NORTH AMERICAN
Fire Insurance Company.
w OF HAEIFOBD, CONN.
'J PAID UP CAPITAL %4 O O 000.
r Insure against Loss by Fire only.
- HUBBARD k HUNT. Agenta, Chicago, comer Lasall*
j. snd South Water streets.
c KORWICn FIRE INSURANCE COMPA
NY* of Norwich. Conn.
d PAID tTP CAPITAL *175 000.
** Iniure against Loss by Fire.
n nUBBARD A HUNi'. Agenta, corner of Sonlh Water
r and Clark streets. First Floor, Loomls* Block, oc^ob^jfi
I: THE FJIOENIX LYSURANCE CO.,
e or THE CITY OF CHICAGO.
Ofllce ( 142 SoutU Water Street*
j| AuUiorix< il Cnplial, Jal.ftV) | l'*lJ jo and secured, J75.1-00
ds i.i^c I>o Dtnrt'Tons:
J. F. Alilrich, Jdbn A. Nichols
X, B. O. Wilder, A. Kdwarda,
D TTiram P. Smith.
Aovijoar niEt«-TORs:
Watson Carr, O. 11. Iln7lrtnn,
C. N. llfuucrj>Oß, A"Um smitli.
_ A. KIUVAUDS, President.
K. C. WILDER, ferrrtary.
ofco. K. II AKTINOS. Central Agesli
t.*WTR R. rvUSl)P.M,.V'Uy?artejor.
y SS* Klre, Marine ao<l Inlaud Navigation Insnrtrcr.
•8
If lYorlbwestern lnMirauce Comn'y,
OSVVKUO, NEW YOEK. '
" (XSTABIItfBHk IS 1522.)
I Capital 150,000—With a Sorplos*
l- mHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
e A formed that Mr. JULIUS WIITTE has been reap
e pointed acent of this Comainy, and is alone* uthorlaed
to lnue aod renew policies In Chicago,
e Mr, WlilTEls authorised to adjust and pa all loses
arising under our Policies either or Marine,
j. 0 „ . „ JAMES PLAIT President
fi- R-_Lcplow. Pec'y.
O IFTbe undersigned will be happy to see his friends
e and nf tbe old Northwestern genially, at the
_ Office. No. 14e S South Wau-ritreet, aasuring them that
ourrateashallbe aslowaatbnseof anyotberresponsible
d Company, and that Losses *e falrh adjusted and
B prompUvpald. JULIUS »V'HtTF- AgenU
* ocaetfeily 14«H South WaUrstreet,
; JNT^EMNITY
is
\
td -OF
j Haetfoed. cohh;
A O E IST T S
a, b the Priidpal OUes asd Toms In tlie Tbloi,
wia*m
00 FZOHTTLT ATTEND TO ATT. BUSINESS
00 OOairiCTKD 'WITH THEIK AOSHCT
With
PKOMPTNESB AND ABILITY.
BE. MAG I LI.. Ascnt for lb. Weft, at
es dodanitl oc3o4>S3Ma
O. ———
LBS
BAOSI BAQB!! BAQB!
st jTAJiwaxiXi'«
BTRAH BAG HLWACIOKY,
-1 €i, 44 A ** Wabaah avence, Chicago.
BAGS AND SACKS of every deseriptits
famished on short notice,
and printed with
KKW A*D BKAVTIFI'L BHASM
:et BIMION FAEWELL.
apMAwly 4771.
31
1 a ———— — _
» TJIPEOYED FUU. IEOS FRAME PIANO
*77 JL FORTES Manufactured and for sale
at retail at Extern wholesale prices by
M W. T. RTTD Practical pu&o Forte
Maker. Alipianoa of his make will be lT x f |!
folly warranted. Old Pianos will be takn ia exchange,
and tuning and repairing .promptly attended t«. Asdx
' forte r r- .
Jflcrctjanls.
[Si* *"' _ "
- - - WiiUr - - IBS 9
K. W. GRAHAM & 00.,
forwarding *Herchants,
SMppligAguts UUuls CcDtrtl KallTMd, and
Vharf Boat Proprittors.
CAIRO ILLINOIS.
WE HAVE JUST PUT DOWN IBON
SraA> Hid nUdea leafing dir-cily trom tbe old
Depot (o harf Boat, wnieh enable ui to'forward
freight to and from the Rillroad with great despatch and
wahoni the expowe or liability to damage, unavoi dab!e
In any other aettud of handling.
W# abo give prompt and careful attention U> re*ahlp>
mezli by river to ftaahvllle, Kvansvil'e dnclnnat'.
wheeling. Pittsburgh. New ur.eans and Memphis.
Cairo, llUoolfc December 15th. lata.
JOKES it. CO.,
PRODUCE MERCHANTS.
Advances made oi produce in
Store or for Shipment. Sterling Kxdmmre on
London for sale. Exchange on New York bought and
sold. Oxee In Bteet'a Blsck. comer of L*saile and
(south Water streeL de 3 bts2 Sm
g 8. K 1 « a
COJtMiaBIOH JCEBCHANT.
7 CENTRAL WHARF. BUFFALO, N. Y.
M/17-fciCfc-ly
Lees a waller, commission i£bb.
CHAJfrs.
80.71 BKAYIR ETSHT NEW YORK.
WA-LLER~& CO.,
' NO. 17 STATE STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.
Cash Advances made en Produce in Btore, or aUoped
: to our House in New York. apls iy-DU7
'AXE LXBk I Nfiir V Qr v JA*lt H. WAIJJS.
gQWAXD WAUAK.> xorg * Chicago.
FISH & LESTER*
'PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.AT 14 Dearborn street, Chicage. Illinois.
Oash advances on Shipments to Silas H. Fish. Buffalo.
J. H. President, Reynolds, EJy
a Chicago, and A. A. liustaphleve. Boffaio. j>ao.
J. LEDIJC,
,l*ti ACtst o» ngffAUi> x tzekk. xortxeal. '
/COMMISSION MERCHANT & BEOKfcK.
OHiCe No. G Dearborn street, Chicago, 111.
KgrxEXSCu.— L. Kenaud k Frere. Moutreal;
Connolly, Lantler ACo., Montr«-«l; C. J.C«s*.ck, B<>.,
Montreal; Messrs. IXumiey, llroj. Jt Cbicaj;o;
Bbl(y X Co., Quebec; H.J. Xoad & Co-,
BK e' A: Co., Cbicago; Fliut A Wheeler, Cmcago.
SJ- t'ost Oflice Box ffZG'.V-ly
T THOMAS A CO.
tLate Thomas A aacket.)
COMMISSION MEKCHANTa
Office and Warehouse No. 39 North Dearborn street,
two doors North of the Galena Freight Depot. Chicago,
iii.nois,
Exclulve attention given to the sale and purchase of
Flour, Grain, Live Stock. Pro visions, Ac., on Commission.
seSiafl4S-8m
r.O. x.u TixtRXM a awnas,
F. G. SAIiTONSTALIi A CO.,
COMMISSION STOCK BROKERS, COR
NER Clark and Lake gtreeta. Will attend to the
purchase and ssle of Stocks and uonds of every descrip
tion. either in this or In the New York Market. Quota
tions of the New York Stock Market received dally by
telegraph. Sales and purchases made at the Stock Ex
change at lowest rates of commission. an24.a5&4m
BUMSEY BEO. «e 00, COMMISSION MSB*
oaASra.
Give their exclusive attention to the
PURCHASE AND SALS
Ot Floor, Grain, and otber Produce,
oa ocmcßsro*.
14* South Water cor. Clark street ...141
noC aSS 2 iy CHIOA6O.
BKTTS, "IKLLKN A CO.,
/COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER
\J «'HANTS, No. 13 South Main street, St. Louie, Ifo.
fe l'S7
MTTHBT NELSOH I
PRODUCE, COMMISSION & SHIPPING i
MERCHANT. |
No. 6 Hffilar<rs Block, comer Clark and Booth Water-Eta.
Axents 'or tbe FULTON STABCH WORKS, Fulton,
N. Y. (Late Oswego River Starch Company.) They
manufacture all kinds of pure Corn Starch of a superior
quality. Orders addressed to M. NEU3ON, P. O. 241X1,
will receive prompt attention. oc9 bI2I jy
J. J. RICHARDS,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. !5u Sou Wa«er street, Chicago.
C 3" Liberal ad made on consignments.
KtrtHtscti—J. 11. tunhumj'hlcago; J Young PrAm
mnn, Chicago; litoW >o!e. Chicago: Knmsey, llro A<"o,
Cliicupo: Koval Mo»«rs, NapW, 111; Woodrutr i Co,
New York; 'ilenlng < Woodrull, St Louis; J Bnnu,
Hanker. IC S Dote. Chiraso. auSJ'i^-ly
CASH ADVANCED.—I Ail PREPARED
to make
OAWTT ADVABTOXia
On Bhlpmenta ot Produce for tale In BuCalo or New York
arket. R. MOCHESNEY,
Iri7-6m-a290 Steel's Block. 184 SOOI Water street.
SAWYER) WALLACE & CO.,
Commission Merchants,
NEW YORK.
Underwood & Co., Chicago,
mhJJ'iMy Agents forth* Snrtb-wMt
IQ a IOBEET, FEODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Dealer In all kinds of Flour and Feed, and Country fro
duce. Wholesale and Retail.
HI and 243 Eintie, comer of Wolcott street. Chicago, 111.
FlourandFeeddeliveredtoanypartof the city free ot
charge. mril-vIOQ-lT
UNDERWOOD & CO.
Comm is s ion *flercft an rs\
IS3 8. Water Street,
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE CASH
ADVANCES oniiraio lornliipment Kn<t. civitifi
he owner ot »ellii.s in I'uHaln or New Vork U-r
he' s.tmefo-aiiusßion. L'KDKItVVOOH A t'<
i':i';'-ly;:<77 1525. t\'^terstr<-»-t
CO.TIJIISSION ITIERCHANTS.
ITABBH, HABWOOD & CO.,
NO. 89 SOUTH WATER STREET.
We are prepared at all times to make cash advances
on Grain and Flour and Produce generally for saie here,
or In New York. Boston. Buffalo or Oswego.
Oonslgners are privileged to sell In eitherofthesemsr
kcts at the same commission. jy3l-aT23-lr
DKEIEGH & 00., COMMISSION MEE
• chants, corner of South Water and Franklin
sire eta.
CHIOAGO ILLINOIS,
anim. mylo-tlo-lr «.D.vATLoa.
Business (Ear&s.
BLAOEWELL A CUMMING,
A TTORNIES AND COUNSELLORS AT
r\ LAW. II South C;ark street, opposite the Court
Hoce, Chicago. Illinois. Will prictlce H the Federal
and flute Cjurti 0' Uiiaols, and in the Supreme Court
cf the UuUed States.
Ros»ktS Bucswmll, [de!7] Gilbert W CcMxnto.
GOODWIN LABNED A GOODWIN
ATTORNETS AND COUNSELLOUS
OSce No. 97 Washington street, adjoining Lsr
mon'&Biock, Chicago. UUnola,
ergraxM a. ooopwia kdw. a tAaxn) DAS*LQooDwnr, ja.
GOOKINS THOMAS A ROBERTS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, 7'J AND SI
Dearborn Street. Chicago, Illinois. no! 9 bs3< 3m
DRAKE A BRO.
SM Clark Street 2M.
Dealers in paper hangings,—
PAPER HANGERS, Ac., Ac.
Home. Siga and Shade Painters. oc3blll-6m
BASS A MULVEY,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
X\. LAW. No. 47 Clark street. Chicago.
pgßKiss gist. 0c1b45-ly mclvev.
STEELE A RILEY
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, 5$ DEARBORN
f\. erarsT. Chicago.
Room Na 3. Walker's Building.... P. O. 80x4377.
h. t. bTiau;......,....1deyj. h. a. rilet.
JOHN A. BBOSS
Attorney and solicitor and
UNITED STATE* OOMMISSIONKR.
fWVticc U. B. Marshal's Room, IS3 Lake street.
CRAWFORD, SHARP & CO.,
rIPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CROCK*
KRY, Olaaa and China, Table CutVrr, LooVlc|
<>;aue«, tlaalori and Britauma Ware, No. 105 street.
Chicago. Cl. mhr'f^-Iv
a. H. A L.iLATLIN*
TTTHOLESALE paper warehouse.
> V 49 SOUTH WATER STREET,
Are sow receiving their winter stock of Fine Papers and
eastern Book Pap en, which they offer at low prices.
Printing paper of every slae and best quality. oc?.blOI
VULOAW FOCTWDRY.
CLINTON STREET, fcETWEBN FULTON
and Carroll. Chicago. OL
QKKRT WAtSINGTOH.
Manufacturer of SfiUonary as < Portable Steam Engines,
Machinery and Kin Gearins.
tr Oastlnra made to order red Repairing prtoptly at
tended to. fei4 -lT
EDWARD ?OWEH
A BCBITECTURAL , AVD ORNAMENTAL
xl Carver and Oompodtloa Ornament Manufacturer
Northwest corner State and Adorns streets. P. O. Box Sb 37
Ohloagc. HI. de3l-t4&-ly
GEORGE X . ABBEY,
Lake Street 340
Manufacturer, impuu 0
TKRaud Dealer io C.uns,
vera, Kulre*. Oun ilakrra' Male
rial, ao.l SporUn? Apparatus of all kinda.
Agents for Hazzard'a l'o«der. SU
t>hot aud Safety Fure ; at wholesale ~
reuil.
K. ll.—Hppalrlrigdone la the hftat manner, aod war
PAZSE A ELLIOTT
house axd sign painters
!B Laaalle Street. s
rj.LAZINO, GILDING, MARBLIXQ, KAL
VJT SOMINI and Wall Coloring. In a superior man
ner.
Particular attention paid to
MON PAINTING AND GRAINING.
_ Constantly on hand, Palnta, Oils, Glasa, Yamlsher.
Brush ea, Smalts and Gold LeaL
, . ALBERTO. PAINE.
nos b417 ROBERT ELLIOTT.
EDWARD e.
AND OOUNSBLLOR AT LAW
NO. H SOUTH CLARS STREET.
Opposite Court Bonis. Chicago
mr3-ly-tg74
SPIES h. BUST
QODHSEUOBS AT LAW
NO. TS CHESTNUT. NORTH SIDE,
Between Third and Fourth streets, St. Louis, Ho.
■VMr. B. Is Notary Public and Oommlsilonsr •>
Deeds for every State in tbe Union.
References in Chicago—Script*. Bros a Spean
racaaicaiyaa. Utl-iy-vl6£l caxth a km.
WATER WHEELS.
VANDEWATER'S
Rt ceutly Improred Jonral Tnrbloe
WATER WBSEXi.
Office, No* 81 Soath Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
I OFFER THIS IMPROVED TURBINE
Water Wheel to the public with the fullest oonfldeaoe
and aassrsaee of tts
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS,
Without any exception. They are veil adapted to (and
have bees tested tn) Mills of all descriptions. They give
a Yen
STEADY AND UNIFORM SPEED,
And are well adapted to very high as well as very low
heads andfaiis. TneywlU work well in back water with.
Oct any material lo« of power, and are not troubled
with lee, as they are set inside of the forebay and dis
charged underneath. It requires aam all amount of gear,
lng to get up a high speed, costs bat lime to set up, and
masaponatteptbat needs no ouisc.and will Ust for
years. This Wheel Is capable ofyielding a power of from
70 to S per cent, of tne whole power of the water (accord
ing to the decree of finish of wheel) under high beads
and falls, and in all caaea it is warranted to work up to
the power laid down la the table and to give satisfaction
When properly pu bp and seared.
gieie. CxmntJ and Town territories for aale.
Por further particulars see circulars, which esa be ob
lasted at the Rent's OSoe, No. 81 flsatli Clark st,
FRANCIS HAEVRY. Proprietor.
seH-ly-aFW G. J. McPOUQALL AssaL
; r^-UNNIES—N*W AND SECOND HAND.
•* **• hi tnuw
Banking anb <£*cf)cmge.
OF WILLARD. ALEXANDER £ CO.
Bank of DeporiU rerdca sad DometUo ExAangs,
Collection and Ship Putwt
£0 OLABE STHEBT CHICAGO.
de2B-ly-bSU ' '
OOOZfBAUO -t A BROOKS.
Bankers and dealers in ex-
CHAXOI,
BURLINGTON, IOWA
WW Prompt attention Ten to the oolleetlon of Note*
Drafts. etc.
. Refer to Georxt Smith k Co.. Marine Bank. Mpr
binu Savings Loan and Trust 00., and F. G. Adams.
w, r- qoolbauob. [mh3S-lyj r. w. expo p.
EDVPD, I. TINKHIHI 4 CO.,
BROKERS, AND DEALERS. IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and'Ltke 9treett«
CHICAGO.
■ PWIRD !.
CHART,F..S H. HAM £ 00.
Bankers and dealers in ex
chouse. 3) Clark street, Chicago.
OoMsnssiOH Dcpaxtxext—UAM. CHAMBERS k CO..
Dealers n Negotiable Securities. Bar and Sell Paper
Secured br Real Estate, and rive special attention to In*
vestments for Eastern Parties aplt>47&4-ly
caaaua g. bam s. a.caA*BEas. oeo. d. whittle.
Jakes a. dutce jakcs sacx. arsar saylks.
DCPEE, BECK & SAYLES,
Bankers and brokers, nos. -s & 5
Devonshire street. Boston, rive particular atten
tion totbe Mines of Lake Superior and are prepared
to tarnish reliable information respecting then. A
monthly review of the Stocr and Money Market with 1
quotations of all ttieOarrent Securities, will be sent to
any address desired. ap23-'6&-ly j
a. a. iasz a. A. aAxroan w. a mewiaiA*. |
LANE, BANFORD 6c CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO DICKERHAN, WHEEL
O EH ft CO. Bankers, Eockjoxd. Illinois.
Collections made and remitted promptly at current
rates of Exchange.
Rim to—Ocean Bank, few York; Shoe and Leather
2>ealers' Bank. Boston: Exchange Bank. Ciiicaco. auZJ
HOFF9IANN A* GELPCKE,
BAM EEHB, Chioaso.
Deposits received and interest
allowed on Special Deporitj. Liberal accommoda
buns granted to depositors, Independent of the state of
the money market.
EXOHANQH and Letters' f Credit, in snms to suit, on
theprincipal cities of the United States and Europe.
EXCHANGE ON EUROPE, to Importers, at New Tork
Quotations.
TlilE LOANS on private bonds and mortgages nego
tiated. Western State, Oounty, City or Railroad Loans
negotiated abroad. Jans
raAjtoip a. Borrmja. Airr. 6nxxa. otto ob-pcxx.
tTLRIOHS i OEUDTNEH
CLABK STREET—OLD TBISUNB OFFICE.
Specie, Bank Note, Exchange
AND COLLECTING OFFICE,
Bay constantly Poreign and Domestic Gold and Silver
Coins. fcastera Bank Soles and Uncurrent Money. Bel)
Exchange on New Fork, and make CohectiODSthrcu*hont
the United States and Canadaa. jeH '£Bl* *l*
OOOK It. SARGENT
davenport....... ..iowa
OOOK SARGENT A DOWBE7
IOWA CITY IOWA.
OOOK SARQEHT & OOOK
fORT DES MOINES IOWA
OOOK SARGENT & FARKER
VLORENCE. NEBRASKA.
| JANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
J3 Make collections and remit to any pert of the
Union. Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
lypartlcular attention riven to the payment of taxes.
Attorneys at i*aw connected with oar house*.
COOK A DILLON. Davenport. lowa.
I£. U. DOWNEY. lowa City,
fiar: a TO
L W. Clark A Co.. Philadelphia.
X. W. Clark. Dodxe k Co.. hew Tors.
J. J.Dlxweil. PresL Maes. Bank, Bosul.
N. Hoimea k boa. Plttaburgh.
J. W. Clark A Co., Boston.
K. W. Olark & Brother, St. LouJr.
Hatch A Langdon, St. Louie,
tico. Smith k Co., Chicago.
JoTtnO.sargent. Wa&hiaxson. P.O. mrS-lr
THE RANK OF AURORA.
HALL A ÜBUTUkRS, AURORA, ILLINOIS.
gANKERS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
AH collections entrusted to them will meet prompt at
tention. Refer to Bank of the Stale, Hew York; ¥. Q.
Adams and George Smith A Co., Chicago.
M. V. BIXU B. f. BADU P. A. SALI*
A. C. OEKTEL,
£T»OREIGN AND DOMESTIO EXCHANGE
J? and Collection Office. Also, Notary Public.
75 Dearborn street. Chicago. IU. ni3-lr-523
OFFICER A BROTHER,
Bankers —dealers in uncur
rent Money, Sight and lime Bills of Exchange, Gold
aaii Silver Coin, etc. Receive deposit!, and pay partleu*
lar attention to collecting. Office 1M Lake street. Ma
rine Bank Bolldlne, open from » A. M. to lis P. &L
aEfERENCEg.
North Bank. Boston.
Metropolitan Bank, New York,
Sherman A Coiling, " "
Marine Bank. Chlceto.
J. 1L Dunham k Co- Chicago.
R. W. OPHOER and SAM'L P, OF/ICES. General
Partners.
Illinois Savings Institution,
IS THE CITY 0? CHICAGO,
[lncorporated February, 1557.J
:pIUS INSTITUTION RECEIVES DE-
J. pcslts of onadoiiar, and upwards, from all cla*t*i c)
persona, including
MINORS AND MARRIED WOMEN,
and allow Interest at the rate of six per cent, per ae.
num.
Dividends payable on the first Monday of Janu&rr *3t-'
July.
TRUSTEES.
John H Seeds, WmßQaden J U Dunham
Geo W Dole. G 8 Hubbard, il W Rajraond.
Krastus 6 Williams, John a Heed, Henry Whitbeck.
GeoEjjtanton, AlexOOorentry. ORwLuli.
Ciathan B Kidder.
Office No. To, Washington street, Portland Block.
Office open daily during the usual hours of buslnes*
and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
« „ „ JuHN U. KINZIG. President.
N. B. KIDDER. Cashier. jyl&alt4-ly
THE MERCHANT'S
SAVINGS, LOAN AAL) TRUST COJUPAST.
Having a cai j ital of $500,1:00
(with the privilege to Increase the same to tl.ocp,.
uuu;, fully paid in. ia, according to the provisions of Its
Charter, prepared to bur and sell Exchange on all the
principal *'ities of the United Slates and disco ant sati*>
factory Business Paper of short date. The Executive
Committee will meet dally atlOo'clock A. U.. andperioaa
applying for Discounts will receive an answer at 1 o'clock
P. M.
They will receive Money for Accumulation, allowing
Compound Interest at seven per cent, per annum when
the amount Is deposited for a term or years: receive and
execute Trusts by order of Courts, from Estates. Corpora*
Uona and Individual: and also collect Notes. Drafts and
Acceptances payable in this city, and remit for same at
current rates of Exchanne at maturity, and will make
Collection -i>on other points, upon favorable terms.
urrKt*—uomer o. La&aiieand vVater streeta.
ncsras:
M.U. den, W. L. Newberry, Henry Pamham.
JennbarßuiT D. R. Holt, J. ILDunham.
¥ »•. oouley. W. E. Doggett, A, IL Barley
ohn y. Kcs:er, George Steele. L N. Arnold
J. H. DUNHAM. President
D. K. Holt, cashier and Sec y. irA^m-aiiff
BALDWIN A DODGE-
JgANKERS& LAND AGENTS.
OOUNOIL BLUJfS. IOWA CITT.
Collections made at the usual rates. Exchange on the
principal cities of the Union bought and sold. Real Es
tate bought a?d sold on commission. Land w nrrants io.
cated at *lO per 160 acres, and per acre Laid Office
fee. All sised warrants in same proportion.
REFERENCES;—Marine Bank, Chicago: Henry Parnam,
Esq.. President Chicago and &. L Railroad: American
Exchange B>nk. Mew York; Durkee A Bullock, St.
Louis.
JOHN T. DODOE, deiaiy-a<3o Q. M. BALDWIN.
GEO. a VIITH A 00.
Bankers and jealers in foreign
and I>ome*tlc Exefa ?e.
CHICAG- ILUNOIA
Collections made on ail tb* principal citle; tt. lea Onli
ted Statea. on the roost favor Me terms. itfl
J. H. OOWEH BROTHERS A 00.
Bankers, dealers,in exchange
—asiw'
LAND All 9NTS
ICWACaTX . ,iOWA
um vo
Mean. R. K. ftwift A Oo- Chicago.
John Tbomptom No. 2 Wall street. New Tori.
Mean D. A. Januarr A 00., 81 Louis, lit.
G. O. WHITNEY A 00.
Banking and exchange office.—
SS CLARK STREET. Dealers In
EASTERN AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
tiuio. dliver and Cueurrent Uonev bought and acid.
Premium paid on Git* and Eastern Bank Notes. Depo»*
aits received and iourest allowed on Special Depodv,
Drafts for sale on En viand. Ireland and Scotland, and all
parts of Germany.
Particular attention given to tke negotiation oftla#
note* and Bills of Kxehange.
-Oolleetlons mad# and remitted forward cn day of cay*
menu
Monies invested to Seal Estate, and all other transac
tions In a General p * w *rlnf and Commission business
nrS-ly-pSfIS r,. q. WHITNEY * BON. SS Olark it.
Atlantic telegraph all right to
MEW JTOBK.
Remittances Made by Telegraph,
I have arranged to Pay Notes. Drafts and Acceptance*
andDeposlt Money on Account In New York, and aen#
Honey to cities In the vicinity of New York
ON TELEGRAPHIC ORDERS.
EMERY 0088
»■ TELEGRAPH QPnCK.
X. O. BARBOR
RANKING AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.—
as ftLAsx BT&XR.
■rehangt. Cne«T«Bt Moaey, Gold and Cllrtr benaht
tad cold.
«jlmusck-J. 7<4og ftcamroon. preddenl
Bank: t. G. Adan&a. ftU-ly
E. FRUSSING A STEINHAEUSERJ
DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, MONEY,
—AK>—
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
SO.. Milk Oirk-A, I'p Suln, 40
aoxjrrsvoa tu
British Commercial Lift Insurznu Compart
LONDON and«AMERIOA Caktaj. *5^00.006.
auS3as73-ly KRNST PRUBSING. Notary Publie.
B. W. FHIUU*PS. BANKER.
No. 6 Clau Sraxrr—Loo**:' Bciuitxa
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
Burs SIGHT AND TIME DRAFTS ON
the Eastern Oltles. Dbcovts Business Paper. Deals
tn European and Domestic Cs Specie, Land War*
ranta. Uncurrent Bank Notoa. and Mikes Oollections en
all aocesaiblc pointa. ecU4y-b!6l
GALXSBCRG ILLINOIB.
J. F. DUNN A 00. BANKERS.
WOOLLECnONS MADS AT USUAL RAi'lß~«|
cSSaST^a
marine bank.
CHICAGO MARINE AND FIRE INSU
rance Oompany.
X f. OAXYXX,Oatfiler and Secretary.
J. IOUNG MAMMON. PreCdßH.
OcHacttons mads and drafts ramlttodto all parts of
Omlaa. hIMWy
B. A* TUOKER A 00.
BANK —BANKERS AND
17-i Dealers to Exchange, oorner of Clark and T.ikc sti
Chicago, Illinois.
tar OoUeeßosa made In the dlffermt eUiea In tht
Unicft. Otf
STBHIiINQ EXCHANGE!
YTTE ARE DRAWING DIRECT ON
> \ Cogland. Ireland Scotland, and all otaer parU
of Oontineotal Knrope. We abo tsue paange ticket*
from Liverpool. Hamburg, Antwcry Atremea and Havre
to New York. MOR/ORD BROTHERS
jygSaMCMim Oorner of Olark .•'nd •-«i»r»
UORFORD BROTHERS
and exchange BROKKBe,
Dealer(aL< d Warranta, corner of CUrk aad lAka
KWBtS.
CCkart' A. Mcr.'ard, Keg, Mew Tork.
BeteowefctMeasr*. Cazpenter A Vemilro "
f AJ.O* l^XßQ.OacklOTlKatka'tsExß'k.
■nHf
Sdttking onb
EXCHANGE ON NIW OBLSANSI
fOR BALE BT
B. K. WHUSD «. YOUNQ,
BANKCES, No, S GUik street.
delD b?QI la Corner of South Water.
aiESHfcfTOR
UAKBBS-ICUSOATTWB, IOWA-—PBO MPT
J# atlentlnn given to Collections, and
to day ofnaymepi.at ocrreniratef ofexahanga
MsneeortetMlthAOo . Otleacr.
Marine Bank. Chicago.
L. A. Benoist k Ox. yt, Loula.
. Man GQaore A Qbadnnatl
Shoe and Leather I>ealos Bank, Boston
ATTTW *. HOBTOW
TJANKKRS & DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Ho. 4S, BODTF OLABS Sr., CHICAGO. ILL
Jiegat.
STATE OFILLIKOIS.COOK COUXTT:SS.
Circuit Oourt; of Cook County, Pebiuary£p»ciilTenn
A. 0 ,ISS*.
Myron- Young and John O'Brran, Conservators, etc.
r«. Vary UuelL Buaan A. Bolt. Isaac Bola. Either
Tan Wggenerand John Van Wasen-r.
Affidavit of the nm rcsidence of Mary Du'lL ?us*n A.
Bolt Isaac Bo la, Fr.her Van Wageaer nnd John Van
Wagener, defendants above named, having bren filed In
tbe office of the Clerk of said Circuit Oourt of Cook County
notice'is hereby given to tbe said cefe.-idan's that said
complainants filed their bill of complaint In said Court on
the Chancery side thereof, on tbe fourth day of Jarra
ber 1S5&; aad that a summons thereupon Issued outof said
Court against said defendants, returnable on the second
Monday of ftbmary next, 0553) as Is by law required.
Now, unless you. the *ald Mary Duel', ciusan A. Bo Is.
Isaac Bsls. KstVr Van Wagecer and John Vaa Wegener
shall rersocallybeand e said Clicol Courtof
Cook 00. on the first day of the next special term thereof
to beholder at <.hlcago. In said County, on tae *eeond
Monday o-February. 1939, aad plead, asiweror demur
to the said complainants' bill of complaint, the same and
the matters aod things therein charred and stated will
be taken as confessed.and a decree entered you,
accorolng to the prayer of said bill.
WH. T*CBTDRCH.CIerk.
Arnold. Layk Gregory. Compl'ts Sji'r. Jssbg362od
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.—COUNTT
COURT OP COOK CODNTT-In the matter of the
Estate of George Coombs, deceased.
All persons having claim* agaloit the estate of George
Coombs, decetsed, late of Oook coanty, are notifiel and
requested to attend at a term ofihe Conaty'oart of Oook
County to be held at the Ceurt House In tbe city of Chi
cago on the first Monday of February next, at ten o'clock
>n the forenoon, for the purpose of baring the same ad
justed—the executor and executrix of the last will aad
testament of said George Coombs, deceased, harlog fixed
on thxt term for settling ai>d adjus lng all 'p'"*
said deceased.
Ohleago, December Ist 1153
HE**RT B. DIKE. Executor.
JANE COOIB.-*, Executrix,
Oflajt will and of George Ooomba, deceased, i
dela td-b737 j
QTATE OF ILLINOIS COUNTT OF j
COOK—S3.—Cook Coanty Govt ef Common Pleas, I
January Term, 1869. I
Orrln She-man rs. George M. Coffin.
Pabllc Kotl«« Is hereby given to the said George
M. Coffin thatawrit of Attachment Issued out of the
office of tbe Clerk of the Oook Oounty Oourt of Common
Pleas d>ted the first day of December, A. D. 1&8, at the
suit of the said Orrln Sherman and against the ettate of
tbe said George tL Coffin for tbe sum of Three Hun
dred Dollars, directed to the Sheriff of Cook County,
which said writ has been returned executed.
Now. therefore, unless you, the said George 31.
Coffin shall personally be and appear before the stid
Cook County Court of Common Pleas on or before the first
day of the next term thereof to be holden at the Court
Bouse, In tbe city of Chicago, on the first Monday of
January, A. D. 1859. give special baD, asd plead to the
said plaintiff's action. Judgment will be entered against
you. and In favor of the said Orr:n Sherman, and so
much of the property attached as may be sufficient to
to satisfy the said Judjcment and costs, will be sold to sat
isfy the same. WALT KB KIMBALK Clesk.
flpafford. Porter k Jones. Plfffs Att'ys. de 23 bm 6w
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
SS.—Circuit Court of Oook Count#, January Specla
Term. A.D..15&9,
William UcCully, John P. McCully, and Mark W. Watson,
vs. Ge*irse E. HoyV
PublicNotlcela hereby giren to theGecweEL Hojt
thatawrit of at< c. nent Issued out of the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Cook County dated tbe eigh
teenth dayof December. A. D. 1850, at the suit of the said
William McCnlly. John P. McCuUy and Mark W. Watson
end against tbe estate of the said Geo. li Hoyt for the sum
of two hundred and ninety-eight dollars tud twenty-three
cents, directed to the Sheriff of Cook County, which said
writ baa been returned executed. Now. therefore, unless
you, the said George K.Hojt shall personally be and ap
pearbefore tbe said Circuit CourtofCook County on or be
[ore the first day of the next special term thereof to be
holden at the .knot House'in the city of Chicago, on the
first Monday of January M\. D. sire spedal baU,
aad plead to tue said plaintiffs' action. Judgment will be
entered a---- * -cu, and In favor of t>e said WlLlsia
atcOully, John P. McCully andMazk W. Wais.n, and so
much oiui> property attached as may be sufficient to sat
ify tbe said judgment andcostswlU b* sold to aatlsfx
the same. WILL'AM U CHUBOH, Cterk.
Cornell. Waltek Jamesoo. Ptff's Att'ys. dcS3bßc36"d
STATE OF ILLINOIS—COOK COUNTY.
Courtof Cook CoantyJ anuary Bpeclal Term,
A. D. 1859.
jeitnan o. Keatorjand Porter Skinner vs. Andrew J,
&»ort.
Public notice Is hereby given to the said Andrew J.
Short, that a writ of attachment bjned out of the office of
the Clerk ofClrcult Court or Cook Oounty dated the fourth
day of December. A. D. 1659, at»he suit of the said Jerman
8. Keator and Porter Skinner and the estate f
the said AndxewJ. Short for the sum of Three Thou
sand Dollars directed to the Sheriff of Oook Coanty,
which said writ has (>een returned executed.
Now, tnerefore unle s yofl, the said Andrew J. Short
shall personally be and ppear be on* the said Circuit
Cotutnf Cook Oounty oo or before the first d*y of tbenext
Special Tenn thereof *o be boldea at the Cour House, in
the C ty of Chlcag >, on th- first Monday cf January, -A.
D. lS5f. give special bail, andpie&d to the saidplalntlfi's
actioniudgmentwlllbeeptered azal-stynn and :n favor
of the said Jerman & Keator and Porter Skinner, and so
much of tbe property attached as may be sufficient to
satisfy the said judgment and will trldtn s-ttsJy
theaaae. WM. L. OHUBCH. 0 *rk
Oomell, Walte k Jameson. Plt'ffs Att'ys- de29b*S2'od
transportation.
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Tte next departure fi id Nev ?ork will be the Steamship
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Silartliy, January tth XiSP. aad the Steamship Cl&-
CASaIAN. Capt. Jac» son, to sail frcm XewYwrk. Thurs
day, January 2?t*>, touchltg at St. Johns, P. to re
ceive the Royal MalU Prices of Passage First Claia,
%W; Uecond, *3O: ihird. including fre*- ticket; to
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ding. Passase t> St Johns. Pirst-Clasa, $35: Second-
Cla*?j Far freight or p&tsaxe e of the Ameri
can Exp ess Cam -any, *1 Hudson ftreet, 64 Broadway,
and at their other Advertised offices In the interior.
Passage In the th'rd class can be secored at »ny of tbe
above offices ta brlns persons out from any of the princi
pal cities cn tbelloes of railway in Great Britain U>r*is,
or from Ualway for $59,
ALTX- HOUAND. Manager,
JAS. 0. PABGO. ofSre of American Extrcs Co™
No. Dearborn Street, Chicago,
New York. Nov. 13.1* M. noiM 3o
PITTSBURGH, IT. WAYSE ACBICiGO B. IL
1858-9... .WINTER RATES... .1858-9
Tbrouglt Freisht Line*
From cats and until further
notice. Freight will be carrisd over this Line as
below: _
|S -| sS gS I |g
I? ef Ss 2? I? 1?
""a 64 » ■* a aQ
Boston Il.w 11-38 *1.17 73 11 *4 IL^S
New York 1.80 1.40 t.% 70 1.2J IM
PhUsdelphla I.CO 1.55 1.10 60 1,(3 IS3
Baltimore 1.60 1.2S 1,10 60 U5 1.33
PlttsMirgh W 75 45 45 70 76
Cincinnati. 0 I.iti H) 65 45 .... 80
Columbus. 0 I.W 80 65 45
Dayton, 0 90 75 60 40
Contracts made to abore paints at Freight Office, cor
eer West Van Buren and Canal streets.
Contracts to Uostoo, New York, Philadelphia aad Bal
timore ria Pennsylvania Central U.S., given by
OL&RKE k CO., Office Steele's B'oek, corner South
Water and Lasalle streets, and at Depot at Canal street.
JAd. W MCAJON. Freight Ag*t.
J. J. HOUSTON, Gen'l * relght Ag't Pittsbu'*, Pa
J. 11. Gin'iSapt., Crestline, O,
Chleago. November 15.1658.
JyTORTH SHORE EXPRESS GO MP AST
Fast Freight Line,
To and From All Point* Bail.
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the safe, rapid and cheap transportation of any descrlp*
tionof freight to and from the East via
EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAINS.
All reclamations for over charges or damages, promptly
adjusted on delivery of freight. We bee to rtfer Shippers
to the Superintendents of the several roads on which *e
ship.
New Tork Office. 176 Broadway, Howard Hotel Build*
Chicago Office, No. 80 Dearborn ftrett. opposite the
Tremont House. •
Deliver Freight In New Tort at 73 Waraer-gt. Hudson
River Railroad Passenger Depot; In Boston at Western
Ballroad Depot, and in Chicago at Michigan Central
Railroad Depot. DREW iCO..
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Chicago. Oct. oc^b3o3-2n
?4r Cairo and Aew Orleans,
STEAMEK NE"V PALLS CITY.
The splendid fast -
Balling Bteamer
New Fxlls Oity
WHI ran, during the comlnr Pall and Winter, between
Su Louis and New Orleans as follows:
LEAVING SL hOUIS Oct. 10, *6B, atli) o'clock A. M.
do do Oct. 30, *»S, do do
do do I»ov. 19, '56, do do
do do Dec. 9, *£9, do do
do do Deo. S3, 'aH, do do
do do Jan. 18, '59, do do
do do Feb. 7, '£3, do do
do do Feb. Z7. 'S3. do do
do do M'ch u-. 'o9, do do
LIAVING CAIRO Oct. U. 'si at 7* o'clock p. M.
do do Oct. 11. '£6, do do
do do Nov. R), 'S3, do do
do do Dec. 10, 'M, do do
do do Dec. », '63, do do
do do Jan. IS. do do
do do #et>. B, S3, do do
do QO Feb. 8, £3, do do
ao do ifch 0, *69, do do
Tor Freight or Pasta** ai>p r on board or to the Ages!
at St Louis. W. a LORJL Clerk.
ocii-td4)i as
1859 msy.
CENTRAL SHORT LINE ROUTE
vJT —ru—
riTTSßriGH, FORT WITHS k CHICAGO
us
PEraSTZ.VASZA &AZZAOAJDB
to au. usTcu cnaa.
CLARKE A: CO.HPANY,
AGESTS. are prepared to Contract Fre!ghU
Through, by authority of the Companies named abort,
at their office. No. 2 Steele's Olock, corner South Water
and Lasalle streets, and at Depot of P., PL W. k 0. B,
R.,ChJcarJ: or at Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Tbe Offices of the Pennsylvania Ballroad Ooopasy la
lie Kast are located at
House, New York.
No. 1 South Wllilam street. New York,
ha 4& KUfcy street, Boston,
No. 75 Perry i«reet. Hartford.
No. 80 Nona street, B*. tine re.
And at toe General Depot. Philadelphia, [oedl-ly
OTES FROM HENRY WABD BEECH
EE'3 DISCOURCC3 Now ready and for saleby
D. B. COO&E k CJ M 111 Lake street.
Notes from Plymouth Pulpit
A Collection of Memorable Passages from the
DISCOURSES OF HENRY WARD BEECHER,
With a Sketch of Mr. Beeeher Is the Lecture Boom.'
BY AUGUSTA MOORE.
beauty of Mr, Beecher*s expressions,
nor the startling and resplendent flashes of his thought
that this book will show, so much as his presentation of
simple and holy truth, in such guise as never falls to In
terest and instruct al! whose notice is gained. Andthc*
sands who cannot be Induced to peruse lone sermons,
will ch?erfu'ly read, and undoubtedly remember, the
vital truths niastrated and enforced in the following j
pages. 1
Tberohzme b a f> * f? rnny to the power with which the
from whence It sprung inflaences other god
of the nature of that influence.
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AT D. B. COOK* * (JO'S,
111 Llg« pTBCTT
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One rolume „..li,V
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BITTESSWEKT. A Poem-
n.
TIMOTHY mOOUB-8 LKTTKBS UQ9
Cegal
ORTGAGE SALE.—WHEREAS
D»vW 8. OrAea beretoftm executed to Thomas
aeerula deedof Hortiage, which bears date tbe
jwepty-stxth day of Mar, A. u. isid, was filed tor record
Intheofflceof she lejcr'er of Oook County, Dllnols,
onthelddayof Jaiy. A. D XSK. and duty recorded in
Book is of Mortgages, pan IM. And, whtreaa, said
Mortcacv and the note* therein described hate been
duly traufared and a«lgned to Bam oglß. Chase. and,
whereas. itwasprovlded la uld mortgage (hat II isaoW
should be made in the payment of the prom Mom oteacr
eltucroftbea described laaaidDOitcue, eitnerof pirna
paloroflnterest. on the days who eon the sune should be
eoae doe and payable, tkenihe wholeof said principal
and Interest secured by tbe said promissory notes la said
mortgage should thereupon become imme
diately doe and piyable.
to*i. woereaa, two, of said cotes, to-wit: a note for
*448 34. parable to the otd-r of Ttomas Wesb, a
note lor C&J.94, payable to the crder of Paol Corned. fell
due! aod were payable on the 3tth day of May, i- D. 1&6.
And, whereaa, neither said notes cor any of the other
notes described li said mortgage. nor say part tnereot
were raid on said day ia*t named, or at any other time,
bat default baa betn made In the payment thereof
How. therefore, notice Is hereby siren that in para*
anee of th- authority given lit and by tn© roortrigs
aforesaid, I shall, on toe nineteenth day of January, A.
D. 1(69, between the hoars or tea and eleven o'clock
lathe forenoon of said day, at the Morta door of the
Courthouse, lathe city ox Chicago. In the County of
Ccog ana etaieof Illinois, sell to tae highest bidder for
cash, the premises mentioned In snd conveyedty said
mortgage to wit: Blocks fourteen il£', sixteen d» . sev
enteen 07). and the Sooth half of block twelve (13' in
Lyman. Lamed A Woodbridae's saboltiiionof the East
: half of the Northwest quarter of section elertn (11 > in
I township thlrty-eUht (Sej North, ranee fourteen (14j r«<t
i of tneTnird Pri-dpal Meridian; beta* la Cook Counxj,
ttste of Illinois. SAMCtLB. CU^fcK.
Chicago. uary 5. 1659. ja£ b<»:7 ui
NOTiUfi lb HEKtBY GIVE.N THAI'
whexeas WMiam Bam did, on the sixteenth
<uy ofM*r h.A.D. l=s\n»aae, execute and deil-er to
tue undersigned a Chattle Mortgage upon the schooner or
retset c*Led the Deomark.togeth«rwtihthemasta.bow
sprita, tails. bcaia,aaci.orajcaoics»taekleApparelandfur
nitare. ap- other necesiaries thereto appertalnla*, to se
cure the paymentof three certain promissory notes there
lo mentioned, or evea witn salj mortgage, one fcr
the sum of one hundred dollars; oae for toe turn of ioar
hundred dollars, payable on the first day of August, Ui!;
and oneforthesumof four hundred dollars, payable on
theflrsl day Ocabsr, A. 1> which saldmortfage >u
filed for record in the Collector's Office for the biltrict
and Post of Chicago, en the vourteen day of October. A-
D. 1652, asd recorded la book B of Moruajes. pases SU
to i 43. And default having been made lb the payment
of the iait two notes here! > beiore mentioned, 1 «h>n or
rirtuei/f the power Tested in me byihe said mortgage,
oo Saturday, the day of Jaauary next, at
feo o'dt.ca in tae forenoon of tost day, expose laid ves
sel, her boats, tackU, apparel and fomltcn aad a;perte«
nances where the now lies la the North Brarca of the
cnlcago lilver. to pobllc a.eta ue highest and but bid
der lor cash, to wake the «nn of money nor dae and
napald upon the uld notes.
OfiBORN B. KUTH.
Jaasen k Brcss. Att'ys.
Cnicago.
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK
pa —Circuit .Oonrt of Cook County, March Term.
A, S.IS9.
Marcaitt Peats aumisMratrix of the estate of ALVed
Peats deceased, to. Eibert Maleoa. Alfred H. Peats.
Jr M WQUamH. Peats. AnnaE. Peats
and Charles V. Dyer—ln Chascery.
Affldavii of thenon residence of Alfred H. Peats Jr. one
of tte defendants abore named, harirg been filed ta the i
office of the Clerk of said Circuit Ooart of Oook !
County. Notice Is hereby giren to the »sid AL'red H, i
Peats, Jr., that the complainant filed her bill of complaint
In the said court, oo the Chancery tide thoro& on the
day of Decsmber. and that a sonLaons there
upon Issued oat <f said Court against said defendants,
returnable on the first Monday of Mirch A. D
1559. as b by law required.
Now. unlrts sou. the said Alfred B. Piats. Jr..
shall personally be and appear before said Circuit
Court of Cook county, on the fintt day of the next
term thereof, to be holden at Chicago to said ceanty
on the first Monday of March. IS& and plead, answer
or demur to tte said eemplalnant's bill of complaint, the
same and the matten and things therein charged and
stated will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered
against you according to the prayer of said bQL
Wii.L.CUU&CH. Clerk.
Cornell, W«lte k Jamesoo. Comol'ts eoi'rs. jal b?9l 4w
"PUBLICATION NOTICE. STATU OJf
JT Qllnols, County of Cook, ss, Cook Coviuy Court ot
Common Please. January Term. A. D. 1859.
BobertS. Gray, William G. Barbour and MarceHm Polk
vs. Samuel J. Walker. L. W. Winstoo, Elmaad d. Tay
lor. Isaac Shelby and J. Warren Qrigiby -Attachment.
Public Notice U hereby tfn-n to tbe said Samuel
J. Walter. L. W. Wlaston, Edmund U. Taylor. Isaac
Shelby andJ. Warren (iriesby, that a writ of attachment
Issued out of the office of the Clerk of tbe Cook County
Court of Common Plesa. dated the thirteenth day of
December. A. D. 19&3. at the suit of the tidd Robert &-
Gray. WliUsm G. Barbour and Mareellos Polk and
ac<dast the estate ofthesild Samuel J. Walktr. L. W.
Winston. Esmond H. Taylor. Isaac th'lbyani! J. Warrea
Grifi >y forthe sum of Serea hundred and Fifty Dollars,
directed to the Sheriff it Cook County, which said writ
has been returned executed.
unless you. the saldSamnM J. Wa'ker,
L. w. Wlnrton, Edmund 11. Taylor. Isaac Shelby and J.
Warren GricsbysiiaU personally be and apvear before
the said Ocox County Court of Common Pleas, on or be
fore the first day of the next term thereof to be ho!dtn
at the Court House, in the city of Chicago, on the first
Monday of Jannary. A. D. lbS9. give special bail, and
plead to the said platatifiV action, iudgmem will be en
tered asalcst ynu.
Gray. William G. Barbour and Marcellui Pole, and so
much of the property attached as ma* be sufficient to
satisfy the said judgment &ni cor a. «l!i be sold to satisfy
the same. WALT£S iOMBALL, Clerk.
Wall k Bogees. Pltl'i AU'y, deiMw bSJO
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK,
ss,—Cook County Court of Common PI tas, January
Term, A. o. 6M.
idwln R. T. Armstrong ts. Samuel IL Cora :dr> Inmc'.i
C. Cross and IL Carey t'Urke
Public notice Is hereby sltea to the said Samuel H.
Cormlck, trancls C, Cross, aad K. Carey Clarke,
man that a writ of Attachment issued out of the office
of the Clerk nf Oook County Court of Common Pleas,
dated the 15th day ol Decemer, A. D. at the -ait of
tbe said Edwia R. T> Arms'rong, and azalcst the e*tate
of tbe sild Samuel 11. Cormick. PraneU 0. «>ros3 and K.
Carej Clarke, for the »utn of aloe hundred and forty
three dollars aod Th3rt;-two cents directed to the
Sheriff of Cook county, which said writ has been returned
executed.
Now. therefore, unless you, the s\!d Samuel U. Cor*
m\et, Frincia C. Cross, and K. * arey Clarke, shall
personally be and appear before the *a!d Cookcouity
Court of Common Pleas, cn or Before the first day of the
next term tbereo', to be holden at the Coor; Hoaae
In the city of Chicago, on tbe fir»t Mocdav of Febru
ary. A. n. 1«69. give special ball and plead to the sal J
plaintiff's action lodgment will be en«ered sgalostyoa
sad In favor of the said Edwin B. T. Armstroce, and »j
much of the property attached a* may be sufficient to
satisfy the said judgment and eosts, will be sold to
satisfy the same.
WALTEBEIMBAIL Clerk.
Garr'son&Hqtlsan. Pit's Att'ys. j u 4w
Mortgage sale.—whereas
James Tajlor and Joserhl-e Tarlor executed
acddel Tered to th" uader?lgn*d. Ezeklel Tripp a cer
t\la mort«aj?e of the preml.es fier-lmfter
bearing date the nineteenth dsy cf January, A, D lvS
and rec' rdedln the Recorder's Office of Whltfmde coun
ty, Illinois, In Boole No. hlxofDee .s, J>7,
to secure the p&jmeot of two notes cf four hundred d. i
la s e<xh and Interist, of same date, oue due la six
months sad cneln ore year from date and. whereas,
the said morUase prorldes that If default should be made
lo thepajment of either of sill cotes, irltber or principal
orlnterrst. the wh?le shou'd become due and payable.
Now. therefore, not'ee Is hereby givea that, default h v.
lag oeen made In the parme&t o the first of said notes
on the of ttje holder thereof, oa MonJa?. th*
iMrty fiis: day January A. D. lv*, at teno'rlocx A. >L
ofthatday.at the Court House door, lathe Ciyof Chi
cago. by vinne of the power of sale In sal.l mortei*e
coniatoed. tbe uadtrs'gaed will sell to the bidder
fnrcuh, all rlaht and equity of redemption of >he
saldjamet Taj lor and Joseohlne Tsylor in and to the
southwest qua:ter of secti -n Dumber nlnrteen. In towa
»h p twenty, north of range terca east of foar;b K *l,
conta'nlrr 16J arres. more or leas, la said Whlteil le
o> unty, Illinois, to make the amount of sali notes, prla
pal aad Interest, and the co& of said sale.
E, TRIPP
Chicago. Deccmber3l. de3l btS5 3>d
Mortgage sale.—whereas
Abser Reeres and John gJFormaa executed and
de.tvered unto tbe underslgbed. Van U. Hlgilns, a cer
tain mortgage ot the premises hereinafter described,
bearing date the eighth day of August. A. D. aad
recordtdln the Recorder's office inud for Cook C -uatr.
State of Illinois, in Book 25 of Moruajes. page in
secure the pajmeat of a certain bond therein descrioed.
conditioned for tae payment of lhirtj-foai Thousand and
Ten Dollars In installments. a:d whereas default baa
been madeia the payment of a part of the mm«s doe
by the terms and conditions of sdd bond.to-wlt: about
sum of Tventy-four Hundred Dollars and u* ward#. Now.
thertfere, notice Is hereby given that en Saturday, the
fifteenth d*y of January, a. D. lt&>, ai three o'clock P.
M. ot said day. at tbe North door of the Court House,
la the city of Chicago, by virtue of & powe - of s*!e la
said mortgage contained, the underslcned will *e& at
Eubllc auction to the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
ig described pieces or parcels or land, lying and being
In the city of CUcago, Oounty and State aforesaid, aod
known as lota numbered one U). two (1/, three i3four
(4J, fiye (5), tix <6\ seven \7j, twenty-two (Si), twenty,
three ,iU/. twenty-four (34). twenty-five CS), twenty six
fiC), twenty-seven 137> and twenty elah' (2*).aU In block
ten (10) of Higglns, Law * Co's addiJoa to the city of
Chlcugo. or so many of said lots as may be necessary to
satb>y tbe nnney's now doe and unpaid la the said bond
spesitied. Tbe same belag a pvt of th* premises det
crlbed in said mortgage, VAS H. HIGGINS,
<si(Jb7Mtd Morlrafee.
/ lIIANCEKV NOTICE—STATE OF iLLI-
V,' loa. County of Oook. SS.—Cook County Court of
Common Pleaa. January Term, 1859.
WLl'»mD. Dlilard v«. John S. Wright. C. B. WrishU
(his wife) BenjxmlnP.Carver, George bcoxllle. James
Clapp and H. ttansom—in Chancery.
Affidavit of tbe coo-residence oiK. Bacsom, one of the
defendants above named, having oeen flled.lntheofflce of
the Clerk of said Oook Ocunty Court of Oomman Pleas.
Natlce is h«e%j given to the said &. Baasom thy
the complain act filed his bill of complaint In sa.d Court, on
tbe Chancery side thereof, on the 15th day of Dec*. Tiber.
18S4. aod that a gnomons thereupon Issued out of -
Court against said defendant, returnable on the first
Monday of January next. is& as Is by law required.
Now, unUtt too. the said B» Rinwcn, shall
personally be and appear before said Cook County
Court of Common Pleas of Cook County, on the first
dsy of the next terra thereoC to be holden at Chicago,
In the said County, on the ant Mooday of January, 13&.
and plead, answer or demur, to the said eomplalnants' bill
of complaint, the same and the matters and things there
la charged and stated will be taken as confessed, aad a
decree entered against yon according to the prayer of said
bkl. WALTKK KIMBALL. Clerk,
Will. 1 Boqiia. Compl'ts* Bol'r. de!6b747 4w
Mortgage sale—notice is
hereby given that defau'thtvlngbeen cade la
the paymeotof a certaio Promlwry Note secures la and
by a certain mortgage, made and executed by Alfred P.
Warts, bearicg date ITih day of April. P&M, an» recorded
In the office of the Eecorder of Deeds for the County of
Oook. and State ef Illinois. In Bo k 3$ cf Mongage. at
Page 74?, to Geo. M. Gray, to secure the pavmeotof a
certainpromisory note in said mortgace
which tar re will be dui on the d\y of sale, prindaal and
Interest. K.gfct Thousaod Thirty-Sevea Dodarsaad Forty-
Six Cents. Now, therefore I stalL by virtue ofihe
po*er la said mortgage contained, on MONDAY, the
3t h of January, A D ■ 15M, at the Oovut House, to
the city of Calcigo and County of Cook, and State of
Illinois, at 10 e*c:ock A M., seliatpubUo auction to the
Llgbcst blJdir f>r c<sh the following described lots or
pieces of lands, together w.th alt rlgut and equ : ty of re
demption. sl:uated In the city of Cole wo, aad Coaaty cf
Co k. ard d'aie of illiools, to wit; Tae undivided one
balf of Lots oa» (Dand two 2), in Block four (.i). Tort
Dtarbjru Addition to ChlcMro.
GEO. M. GBAT. Mortgage.
Ch'csgo. Dec. 83d. 1858. lm-b£a ;
STATE OK ILLINOIS, COOK COOINTT, I
80. Oounty o:urt of Oook County. February
Tersu, 1359.
lllchaei brants, administrator or the estate of Margaret
Duffy, Gate deceased), vs. James Hogaa. V»,eatlne
West, and other uaknowo pirtles.—Petttloo for th«
sale of fcstate.
Affidavit of the aon-res!denee ofgald de'endaaL Jaaes
Hogsn, and taat thfre are unknown panics, heirs a&d
devisees of said Margaret Duffy, whrse names and places
of residence a~e uoksowa to said complainant who dalm
some Interest in the real ertate hereinafter desalted, be
lnnglng to said estate, having been ILed la the cffice of
the Clerk of said Ooa&ty Court ef Cock Oounty. notice Is
hereby riven to the said James ilogaa. Valentine Wesc
and said unknown ptnlea, that the complainant above
filed his petition In said Court on the 20th dvy
of December, A. D. lt»d, praying for a decree and order
of tbe said Court for the sile of the following described
real estate, to-wn: Lot cumber twenty-six in block one
hundred and tfclrty slx. in the School Section «ddltlon to
the Town of Chicago, In Cock Ceun y, Illinois, andthst
a sunn: ous thereupon Issued out of the said Coa-1 against
said defendants. retoruasU on the first Mooday ot Fcl>
ruary text. a. D. lii». uis by law required.
Now uolessyon. thesaidJames Hogan. Va'entineWest
and said unknown parties shall personally be acd appear
before sa d Oounty Court of Cook Oounty on the first
day of the next tenn thereof: to be boldenatthedty of
Chicago, lo said county and State, on tbe first Mooday of
February next, A. D. 1&& aad plead, auswer or demur
to the said complainants' said pMUon, the aame
the matters therein charged and stated will be taken as
eonfeMed. and a decree entered m* 1 "* job aooording
lo the prayer of said petition.
O. Hi FASWkLI% Clerk.
Conklln k Mensger, Porn for Oam^rta.
Chicago. December SO. 185t. dea bTSI ?w
MASTER'S SALE.—STATE OF ILU
coU. Cook Oounty B.S.—Oook County Oourt of
Common Please,
Charles Welsiwaage rs John Seller.
PuWlc notice is hereby given that In pursuance of a
Decretal Order entered La the abov entitled cause, I,
L C. Paine freer. Master In Chancery of Cook County.
*lll, on the tenth day of J«iuLry, A. D, Iran, ten
o'clock In the forenooa of said day. a* the No«th Door of
the Court Rouse, of the Oounty of Oook, la the City ef
Chicago, seQ at public aaetloo to the highest bidder for
cash, a certain three stery brie* tenement, with bue
ment, itaadmgon the East hal' of lot sera (7). In block
four (<J. 1a the criflnaltows of Chleago, Oouna of Cook
aforeesid; also, all tbe right and interest of the abort
named defendant* la and to the abore described panel
of land, with all the Improvements end appurtenances
thereto belonging. , L, C. PAINZ FBEEK.
Master In Chancery for Cook Count*.
Chicago. Dec. SO. ma. d«3lb7?otd
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COtJNTY OF COOK
O as. Circuit Oosrt of Oook County, JannaryfipecUl
Tea. 1359.
jobnßLKinxlevm.Ge'irreC.BatciTheUllaols Oestrsl
Btilroad Compaay, aad The Michigan Central BaU
noca«sy—Tn Chaaeery.
Affidavit of the non-residence of George Q. Bale*,
ooe of the defendants above auaed, having been filed la
office of the Clerk of said Great Court of County,
Notice Is hereby siren to the saSAQeoreoQ. Bates that
comcU'nac.t filed his bill of oomplamt in said Court
on the Chancery side thereof on the fifteenth day of
Deeeabeu isa. and that an • samoons thereupon
l«aed out of said Oourt against atld defendants, re
turnable on the first Monday of January, 1959, as is by
law required. Now. unless yoo, the said t.eonreU Rates
shall personally be and appear before said (Ircult Court
of Oook County, on the first oay of the next special term
thereof to be holden at Chicago. In said Oounty. on the
fim Monday of January. ISSB, asd plead, answer or de~
murto the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same
and tbe matters ana things therein charged and stated
will be taken as eepffed andadeeree entered agalnsl
von according to the prayer of said bin."., _ ... _
gM^UnadAßMM^famrtitorii
SCKIVEN'S
Advertising Agency,
63 DEAKBOHN STBEET.
TO THE BTTSKESS HEX OF CHICAGO :
Hoping to merit a continuance of the patronage I have
recelvid for the past three year*. I beg to call your men
tion to a few of the many farcrable notices lately received
from the Press, and to my facilities for '"t* adver
tisements la the best and most widely circulated newspa
pers of the Norihwest. which, with every Information,
ean be obtained at the Age acy.
Respectfully, a H. SCRIYEN.
Chicago, January 3d, IS3.
Office of the Dilly Priss and Tribune, I
_ , . Chicago. Dec. 2j. lai*. >
We hare transacted a large amount of business with
Mr. Scnven.ihe Advertising Ageit extending throagh a
period of th ee yean, the sreater pait of which busuiess
has been done within the last twelve months W« coa*
aider him perfect]/ rellAOle, prompt and competent, and
wrb a thorough knowledge of nls business. We take
pleasureicrectmuendlnghii Arency to «ur citizens and
t j the Preu of t_e Northwest.—Cr ress k Tr.ouo c Co,
BThe benefits of an advertising ageic/ are now readily
acknowledged by adver.hert aad pabdihers. C. H.
Striven. of Ui\* dlf. Is the only scent we nave au
thenzed In lie Northwest, and It Is out lustlce to
remark that we co-.slier blm cos: relUble. Qli arrange
ments are never aispated by advertisers, and no bills are
more promptly adjusted than those cotaisg xhrcugh his
Ageney.-H.Ch!c*go Oosaerdal Repress
Democrat Office, Chlcsffo. Dec. 17.1553.
t. H. bcrttd S Anvuvciiso Aokxct.—We have dose
moeh business with Mr Scnvea during the past two jesrs,
have always found him prompt and reliable. We
ccrdla.!r recouLsend hira to the Press at large, believing
that all business
able to all parties concerned.—[C- L. iteed.
_ , , v , ~ .Chicagn. D«c.l7,l!ii.
We have done buslress wlih Mr. tcriven. »=d it nas
traiUiAcd U our entire sitisfaciioc.—tC. L. Wilacn
DaPy Times Office. Chicago. Dec. 13, ISi
Charlts H. bcriven. Adrerusin<c la the c.tjr of
Chicago, has had during the lajt year considerable holi
ness transitions wu&tnis < flice, and we have fouad him
to be prompt and u all his engagements—
Jiheahan k Price.
Chicago Abvsstcuq Aooct.—Mr. C. H. Scrlven, tie
entsrpruing Chicago Advertlsiog agent, !s extending tus
business largely, and will coadu-t 1; u iseretotore. oathe
most literal scale- To the Press of lowa and the North
w<s*. we cordially recommend this agency as being
perfects te lable and prompt la ad buuness transactlo:a.
No man In the West has paid more attention to the mat
ter, or labored with mare earnestness forthe benefit of the
merchants In Cnlcago than has this geaileman. and we
trust his services wlli continue to be duly and fully acpre
dated. There Is no way »o Sife for the countryPres« to
pursue as to have reliable a*ects 1* every dtj from
whence they receive pauxnaxe. In Chlago there Is none
more stfe or wonhy man u. H. Scrivea Make him your
agent, and If there Is anything to be done In the adver
tlire line jou will be sure to hejr from h'rn aaj p r t y
pay for the same rrompUy.—tDsily lowa State Democrat,
Dec. c, la&i.
g:aivtx*s Advert sjso Agdicy.—Amorg the sdvertls-
Ing asentd with whsm we hive dine business since the es
tablishment of the Courier, we have fcand Mr tfcrivea. SJ
sireet, Cnlcsso. the uost prompt and reliable.
His accounts h»ve always been promptly ac justed
ever due cr presented, lie Is an energedc business msn. i
and we recommend him to ad persons who rrqoire any
business in thu line la Chicago.—LOalena Daily Courier.
Dec. 15, Isii
gcaivo's Anv*sra;so Actxcr.—We take erea*. pleas
ure m reccmmendlngto editors and publishers the Ad
vertisingAgencycfC. M. Scrlven, InChicaso. We have
transacted business with him forohe lass two or three
years, and can certify to his enersS" aod fidelity In pro
curing advertising, and to kls promctimde In pajlng all
bids contracted. Those edltcrs and publishers who de
si e to exwod their Datronsee in Chicago, suould secure
the services of Mr. Scriveo as their ageuL-LMoline (Hi.)
C.tizen. Jan. 4, lbi?.
Anvsaraiso Ao«3aft<.—We notice many complilnta
anong proprietors, ef losses sustalnel by va
r.;aa»o-c*lJed Advertising Agencies, and while we unite
la the general demand for the m;st strict rules and refa
ctions by which to govern transactions with th- s- Agen
c es, « J at to prevent frauds sod swiodl ng. we deem It
butanactof j-stlce In ihi3 eonnectioa to remaik that
dunEg the past two a half years. *e have rectiv.d a
advcrtUins orders from the hand ef C
H.6criveo. of Chicago, that he has sett
tUcmat remunerative rates, and thit he has In every In
stance paid his bll's when presented, promptly and U> our
entire saU'faction. our deal with hlmhas bsea aslar>e,
Lrobabiy. any paper In the West, ontside our
larger cities, asd we give this noticeas anuiteroi simple
jmvee. believing Mr. Scrlvcn to be fairly entitled to n
K tod share of the good wlli aad patronur of the Western
press.—ifreepcrt ILU Journal. Dec. id. liil
Cmcico Anvssriaiso Agsst—Oaths prlndjleof riv
ing Loaor to whoa honor is due, we are conatrainea to
say of our aceat la Chlcaio. Sir. C. IL Scrlven. th it we
have alwsy* found nisi correct and promp .In all his bus
lne» trac4*ctioaa To sucu of our con tfmoorariesas Lave
not already sveured an ageut In the Garden City, we f
cnstn»c>t Mr. Scrivea as reliable and trustworthy. Wc
are satisfied, after considerable experience in the news
paper budnets, that itlsbes;for pubiUheito deal with
theiradverl:smioadis:ant city a responsible
a^ent.—LMuscatine tlowa) iJaily Journal, Dec. 17. 1&»£.
We presume thu no publishers have been so badly
fleeced by bogus advertising agents as those of lowa. C.
IL ScmvaX of Chicago. Is. we are happy to say. an ex*
io theabjve. We bare done business with him
eversj:cehlse>tabllihment ia Chicago.and have aiw,ys
foand him prompt, bonorabte and upright, l'ublishers
wlsh;ng a reliable agent la Chicago, wid &nd him just the
man thev want.—t**Time*" Cedar Rapids, lowa, Decem
ber lu. liii
At present tJiere are but two \Jvertlslng .\gen:!es that
w.*recatfnlze:—i M PeU«o*lllA Co., New York and C H
Scnvcn, of Chicago. We uive found these «eatl»r.ien
both prompt and responsible, and as such we recommend
them t j our brethren of the press—(Mineral Point, Wb,,
Tri'-une, May 11,13^
We have had deallnzi with Mr. Scriven for two years,
and have always fjund him prompt and reliable, and take
plessareln recorrimenJing nls Agtncy to the frateru:"y
of the eitire >urthweaL— Uland Ddily "Ooai
metciaU"
TgUr. Scilren Isa prompt Agent. We wNhhlm snccess.
liiiJJj Islander and Arsus, Hock Island D.c. 10,1?>>.
fcaivss'j ArviiaiL'D<a AGK.SCT, Cmcico.—The Intimate
holiness relations between maijy portions of ti.ls
State ai.d Cnieagj, induces us to call the attentlhn of the
Pretsof tbeS.aie,*nd bus'mesi mm. to the advertising
h'useofO li benven. No. dl Dearhorn sf ett. Chicago,
whose deslinn with ai and his prompt and faithful
man ler of dol&g business, warrant us to recommending
him to those who require anything in his li-e. We would
tucgrst, also, to the Pre«s of tbe State the propriety of
pUciKg their Issurs •» Qle with blm for toe Inspection of
tie businmi men of Chicago snd the West, who may have
bu>lne«s In tnis Siate.—iDetruit Daily Advtrtiser, May
11, lota.
Cincioo Aocsrr —We take great plenrure
la recsmm-adlag tii-s Advettulng Agency of Mr. C U.
ticrlvea. Cnlcsga. to rurbre>hrea of tie Press throughout
tte est. Long experience in uie business has e- nvlaced
us that It Is geod y*llcy fur newspaper io do
thelrbas ness In distant places through tae medium of a
re'iable ageacy; it la also the cheapest, and by tar the
best metnod. for merchants wh-> a'lvenlse to anvexUnt
lapapets not located m their Immediste vicinity. Mr.
Jjorlvrn has done considerable business fcr us since the
of his Agency In cU'Caeo, and we have al
ways f unit him prompt, reliable and liberal In ail his
dealings Weregretthat there are but few «.ther Adver
tising Agents of whom we can say as much —{.Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel. Dec £>. I%>£.
Olllccofthe Republican und Gazette. J
aterlingliL. Jan I lsD.i
We have donebuslnesiwith C H. tfcrlvecfcr the past two
and a half y*ars. and can s ifely say. that in all our bus) -
ness relations with him we fouad him a protncl and
reliable adverilsing agent, aad In no cue has he hesita
ted to pa* any bill ever presented t>Llin by us. We lake
pleasure in recomtuendia* him to those of the craf* who
areoota.-Quunt-d wi h tin. ToUiii - wh"» »re. corn*
mendatlonlsaaaecesaary. WM- CAFIKSI.
SCRIVEK'3 ADVEETISESG AGENCY.
63 PfirtfOrn Strut, Ckic&j9.
jan3 laes,ThursASatb W
CHICAGO TYPE FOI'NDEKY
—ax a
l*rlntcrß> Warehouse.
M WASHWaTON-ST. 90
CHICAGO.
rpHE SUBSCRIBER IS PREPARED TO
X furnish Type In large or small quantities, made from
a superior Quality of meU', for either cash or approved
paper. Jlels also suyplied with a targe stock of PfLESS
ES, IfTK, WOOD XYYE, aad everything necessary
for a complete Printing Office. Anew uoeclmea Book U
now ready for delivery, and will be seat to parties wish*
Ing to order on application.
mhlstaoa D. L. DODQT- Treapertr.
F. A. XHO.TIAS <k CO.,
KAJCTicruaxaa or
Dins' PATENT iLSPHALTIC ROOFEVG.
(PATENTED AUQCBT Zt. 131)
PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE LATE
Mechanical Pair held In this city.
Tbe foundation of this roofing consists of CaaTaas sat
urated with Aspaaltum. underlaid with Pelt paper, or ol
Pelt alone. The covering compound Is composed of A>
phaltatn. India Bnbber aod Gum Shellac. A new meth
od having been discovered tor dlxsolvlag Bobber aad
Bhelisc. allowing any quantity desired to be used, and
combining tnem wita Asp hal turn, without the use of ex*
pensive and Injurious solvents used In all the Coal Tar
Cements, waleh always evaporate and leave the Compo
sition porous and brittle. in this Compouad all the vola
tile matter Is removed, er.tirely freeing it from such de.
feets. and la known to be the xnest dorabl# material for
roofing lathe world.
Old Composition Koofsof every description repaired Is
a permanent and ittlsfactoiY manner.
All orders promptly attended to. Orders from the coun
try supplied with the prepared Canvass Paper and Com
position, with Instructions.
State and Coanty Klghu for nle on termso ctal ad
vantage to those wno wish a permanent bass v« is
Office with 6. P. Bsndalt, Architect. Room S c. 2C. Peru
land Block, corner of Dearborn aad Wathin *
Chlcaga, 111. P. O. bca Wi. o-t :aUMa
\TEW JUVEKILES FOR THE CHRIST
JJi MAa HOLIDAYS,
W, B. KEEN, 143 Lake Street,
TUB. BOYS' BOOK OF IXDCS7KIAL IXFOR
MAI lO}/; by Kllsha Noyce. Illustrated with s«o
fine wood engravings, drawn from the otjects. One
ver» neat vomme. extra gilt, lI.M
OCR OLD IJLVQtIIES; tfoegs for the Norse-y.
Avery page prettily Illustrated. 12mo. r> eat cloth.
Prt'-e eta.
TALES AEOU7 ASIIfAIS; By Jcha TLlctsoo,
wl'h upwardssf 100 neat steel engravings:
1 vol !2mo. Ev»ra djth. «<it edges ILW
GREES 'S SCP.SERY AXXCAL; Wlih original
coaulbutocs of Mrs 8, C. Hail, Mrs. Abdy, Mary
Hawitt, aod other popular writers fjr tae young,
Well printed with co'ored engravings. Xxtra
dlt il-W
2>lGmtAP£; a collection of pretty tales for the
young, by the author oi "Aunt Fannv's Chrlstmu
L .wtorlef.- 1 neatvolome. 33m0- Uoth 50 eta.
BERTRAM 2tOEL; a story for youth. UyE.J. May.
author of " Louis's School Boy Day's," anihloe of
Greyafne,** Ac. l neat volume 15mo. lllostrated.
.. Ooth. doth, glltedgeg.. •1.00
ME7A GREY: a new story. By Mana J. Mcintosh.
1 volume. 16mo. Cioth. 73 eta.
The above, and many others, together with a large as*
•ortment of iliusVated gift books. For sals by
W. B. KXE.V, BaokstUer,
deap ltfL'ke street. !
SPLEADIO CUTLERY,
ECGra? ASD OTHE23
Pocket and Nail „ Knives,
EXTRA IINE SCISSORS,
—AJD—
CHOICE RAZORS.
—IT—
J* H. REED & GO'S, Apothecaries,
144 AND 145 LASK BT&EET.
Dt&Ur in fin* fancy and Toilet Goodt.
de3l bm
Goweraors of Steam Endues,
"\f AKOFACTCTRER3 AND OWNERS 0T
i.vj_ Bteam Engines who are degfrocs of maintaining
a steady motion in their machinery, and wish to save
their engines ftam breaking down or running away, can
be accommodated by using WUjou's Gov era o.* aad Valve.
Ther are mole, compsct. handsome, and not liable to
get oat of order.
Prices range as follows, to wit:
Por Engines up to HI Horse Power SAC
Por Ciglnesfrom Sto 100 Horse Pewer io
far laanes fnxa lOQ to 300 Horse Power 90
They can be attached without difficulty to asa engine,
andatatrlilngcost. They require ao a-ijaftim, uj
with the stop ralre wide opea will ran the engine at one
speed, with or without the load ea Workmanship of
laererybest Quality.
Satiifactioa Giren or Voziay Bafunded.
Address J. 8. WILSON, Kensinetoa. Philadelphia. Pa
eedoelagabore spedded sua. aod stating diameter of
steam pipe, and Aroae of and number
of revolutions re<ulred per minute.
Jlxrxxgscx:—don. John Wilson, late Ooaunlafwer
Land Department LO, ft, S. 00~ Chicago.
aotto-MOO
/ 1 U3I DROPS.—2OO ROXES FRESH AS
vJ mm flarorvfta sale bv
PSNTON, ijBCtSOBI k SMITH.
W>»wl—j»l» rw<lavl«ta RS HnwiH W«tar
*| Cifi bbls. oamphesk in prime
IU\J Shipping Order In store and for sale by
PENT -N A CO.,
deCbOTlw MLake street.
BBLS. BURNING FLUID FOR
lUU sals by PESTON k (XX.
dstf Mallw W Lake street.
"I -A BARRELS OF ALCOHOL, 95
I(JU per cesf for sale by PENTON k 00.,
de3>b&jSlw MlAke street.
OH tons terra japonic* " n „
£\J KUb, siTTCWi
Hailroabs.
Wimtr Arrsingeuvcnt. a
CHIC4GO ISO BILWiFKES UILKOiD
ULKS £3021 UNI. u
Great Miil and Sxpreas Rcate to EC. Paoi-
ON AND AFTER - !!ONDAY, NOTEM J
ber 2?th. 1353, Passeccer Trains will ran dally. a;
(BBsdayatzeepteiL) as follows:
THUOUGH TXAIKS. St
uuTvanoAOo.raoMarA7iosoaA.wntwi7uloooKfTß. &<
Bcoo A. M.—Bt<ren!n« at all Stations, reaching Mllwaokee -
at l±£i P M. &
L3O P. ML-fitappto* at Eraaston. Ttlxhland Park. Like .
Vorrest. Wankecan. and locations north, and &
arriving la Milwaukee at &15 p. M., and con- .
nectinxwith LaCrotM A
for St. Piai and all points in the N <nh-ws«t.
wirxxoix rnn uuvaa ctrcioo it
SrOO P. M.-Stopping at all Stations, and arriving at Was- «.
kegaa at ?. M. *
coNNicxiONa. a.
At Milwaukee with La Crosse A Milwaukee Railroad foe
Hartford, Horricen. Beaver Jam. Portage C.:y. Uibon,
eparta. and eonnec:'.cg at Scarta a-.4 La- «.
erase with three daily IJn? of Migts ..rduPiul, *
Winona. Poaaubj Cl:r. Sced'a L*cj;nx. iUd \t inc. Pre*
eott, Hudson. 3'illwster. Histincj. ?t Anthonj ILcneap
oili and Minnesota gi
Aur Cowecr at JcscMoa with the Pocd da I ac aai
wlthtfe Uoriccn tcr Pond da Lac. Oihioih.
. Waurun. B:pon and IJerlin. Also, with the *
I and Mississippi ar.d Milwaatee&nJ Witertown S.vir->ad
I for Whitewater. Jiiiesri'l?. Prairie da Ct.'en
; 8t- Pial Han2a:a and W*terta»-3. j
At BadneJunctkn. with tt.e Kadneind sr_«s!sslrpl
Eaiiroa.l, for Bvrdrxtoc. E.k jora. Dfia7aa.Dxr.en. lie
loit and R-cxtoa.
Preiiht Trains leave Milwaukee at »:i,O A M.. and Chi
cars at T'44 4. M. l.ailj. |
ncuO 1. LflYSgd. J3.. ?upt. J
CHICAGO,IOWA RAILROAD
CHANGE OP TIME. t
OPEN TO MECHANICSVILLE.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, EEC. 1,
uu'Jl 'urther notice. Trains will ran u fol- I
tows:
Leave Clinton at JI'IM. and too P. M.
Arrlveal MecKaolrsrule 1i.15 M. and 3.4) ** •
LeaveUechaairsTilie,
Arrive at CUnton liju M.and<-.iu "
Connectln*with Tbroaxi Tralaa forCbiisee, ovcrth# J
Dixon Air -Line o? *ha Galers aid Chicane C-scc BoQ.
raod.
At DeWlttwith stizes 'or D.avespo t and Masarfceta.
At Yankee Kun w.va .j.- rsror.to. .at Oa'on «
Grcvew.th fftaxes fcr Tlrt—. At MechanlnviKl with
stases for Anamosa. LiiN?a, Mt. Terucn. Marion and •
l/edar&apluj.
PiEGHT TRAINS LTLATY DAILY. I
The tShortesu Che&sest and =:c»*. ExpetiitK a. , J .sute
between CWca*J and Central i-*i. it fceku Ut |
nilea from Chicago to the Miai«:ppi liver. ti:ene«
directly into the mtcrto: of loca. I
1W An Axent wU be at the Piitcn. tor»c*lv#
all B**x*« for Clinton or ih- road, which w.lt be eot« ■
veyed icioss the river free of c:..vie ■
i:. FJJ. Ji 85tl I
Otn*so. lowa. I ov. 27 133*. dcIJ
PRSSSYLVA.XU tE_\raAL aiILEOAD. I
rrUIESE DAILY" I'KAiXS ?Kl-3I i'iTIS '
1 iii'Bu to
Trains leave r.itst tr-tj a :-Ii : Uall 7A. M.; Tail !
line, i P. M.: Express Ma I Ht4J P. M.
The E>vrer» Mail ransd-iJly: ether two Surdiyt
excepted. Making DIRKCT CONN2CUO«S? w.,n ail
trainslromtiU Lccis, M-"".; Dufcocuc. Kf kuk »'H I?w>
City, Io«: Cairo, Rock liland ar.d Chlcv. lUlnais*
Lvxa*ton-and LouisvlHe. Kr.: Terra Ilaa!e lr. 11vj*to
lis and Lafayetts. Indiana: Coiuab my.
ton. Toledo, Cleveland. Zineavlilo, Cmtilr:?. Misjilioc i
and Waor.er. Ohio Ai«o, Va~Ku. Nebraska «rd Mia*
assota.
AND ALL POINTS IN THB WIiJT.
FARE A3 LOW A3 BY ASY OTHER ROUTI
Passengers from the West can rely upon this as bclnj
the and aor. exi>eJi:lous route to Patlade:rhi»
Baltinore, New York, and ail -ut< rr. rcictx.
THOj>. MOOrtK. Aeent.
1858 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1959
For Central and Weatorn lowa, Nebras
ka and Kaniai.
CfIICAGO AYD ROCX LSL.INDSU 3.L152.
Composed of the
CWcAso k Rock Island, Peoria IB arena Vallf?
and Missouri Railroads.
Through froii Tbicago to iowa
CITY and Waahlcitoa without of Cars.
OnlydlrectroctefromCnlc.'uotoJoliet. Larfalle. i'en,
Pecrta, Bock Island. DiVsnyart. Jlaiiatlnr. lc*a Cif,
Washington and Port d«?s Mome;.
Three Pasaenxer Trains leave dilly
from DcpcL comer Van Huren and rfhenn-vn itresuaj
follows:
11.Oil AIL Day Errrccs, Sundays ex^epteo
LaSaQe. Peoria, Reck Island. Dave: port. Hasca.
tine. lowa City and *uhlnztoa.
ILCO P. VL. Nl*ht express. Saurdays excei <ed-7nr Peo>
rla. Bock Island, Daveunsrt. Musfatiie. lowsCliy.
And WAahlnctoo.
5.C0 P. M. JoUet stepping ail jIVJt ns.
arrtvingat Jollet at "155 P M.
The Ch'cwo and Rack Island and Miiiltslppl a"d
souri JUilroads form the only thrruib route frmn Clu
cars to tne interior of lowa.
Pauenxer trains ;ua through to lowa City and Wa«h-
Ir.eton without detention. <r cnar.k-e of c ri at the Mi*,
slsi'cpl River, crocjin* the Railroad BriJio between
Rock Island and Daveaport.
rhroa^hTrain? arrive at Gh!cnxo at 4 40 A. M. ar.d 6. "3
P. M
Joliet Accoccodailoa at 3.r0 a M,
vONNECTIONA
At La Salle, with Illinois Central Riilrofc? for
Dunleith, Calto and Intermediate point*.
At Peoria with the Peoria ini OQU.iwka tlailroad !«i
Galesburs %.nd Burllnricu.
At \Va*hlnxtca «tin Line of HtAaci ti Oacnloosa.
Knorvlile. and all u Central ar.d bouthern
lowa.
At lowa Cli 7 withWestera gUxe Co'sLin-; MsllCoacbrt
for Port des Moines, Council K!a?v
ioosa. Newton. Wlnterteit. V''rt Do'iif. ?;n-u Cl f.
MarihiUtowa, Marlet:.!. I-ti P.*iis.c> 1 -ir tH:'! !*. Ced*i
Palls, and all polnU lnCrr L-ii a:.: W'cst.-rulcwa. No
braakaand Kxzsaa.
Local and thrc tub ticket* on at th? ai
otficeot fort Waynean-l CUk*- 1-i^.-i-i. c.'rn-iH'v*-
bom and RandolfcL btreet*. n teffvj kiicj.viU
Railroad under Revere iic tci.
JOHN ?. T3AOY. Scp'L
W. L. feT. JO'tlN. Geo'l Ticket A>-g::>. mylO
1858. Winter ArntngemeaL iBOB
VU jnCHIGA.% CKhTRAL AM»
WESTERN (CANADA) SAILWaY.
riIRAINS LEAVE TIIK HUE \T CENTRAL
1 Depo'. foot "f Lake stre-\ Clucso:
®:SO A. M.—New York S.'rur.'ss—PcndayOarrive
at Detroit \?0 P. M.: dcSi-enO.-n or
Boffalo4;"0 A M.: Albany tW P. M.. New
Tor* 10:40 P. .M.: Pulladel: hia via Klrnira,
U P.M.
&00 A U —Cincinnati Express— (Mondays excepted)-
Arrive at Onclnnail at y.MIP. sf.
M.—Detroit Acciirotlation (exce:t Sunday) ar
rtve at Detroit ii- iP. M.
: P. 3L—New York and Boaton
excepted). Arrive Det'olt P. M-: au.«i eo.
■lon Rrid*e or Buffalo s*:(n P. M : Aibacv lo uU
A M.:New ; Yorki;Jo P.M.; Rortou 11 r»P.M
3.00 P. M.—^Cincinnati and Lru'.ivills Hxpr«s»— (except
faturdsy.) Arrive it ClnclLnatl 11 iX I A. n.
LitavJiie 4.jJ P. >l.
Cnlyoa'tralr oa -cnajyat ;.(■> P. >L
All traina ccnflect at Patl» wlthihe ous»lc and f.sas
Huron Riilway fcr aotf .all ro1".t» Ko.«t: a'. To
ronto with the' Grand Trunk Rili*47 to K:rcst«-n,(.»t
detisburxh. 51onue.il. sC'i a: in Cr»aa-l*
East. Northern Vennr-nt. >e» H isi: ahire and lialne.
Bifzaxecteckeu .hrju<iL.
Throuxh tickets for sale -;t tl;?
la the We«t, and at the rsne-a) ••■.tlee, cr>-nfr La*.- »<id
Dearborn streets, t:;e Trrmtnt I'onse. CUca«»,
and at the depot, foot:' L<ikst: e-'t.
X X. nicr. iiteadenv
H. J. friLjixo. Gen. i*a.w .a<tent. s|. C. U.K.
1851-9-- WINTER - -lhiß*9
ZUZNOZB OBNTBAI. HATT.HOAJ.
Change ofXimo.
ON -VND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV, 2d.
train.! will leave the Great Central Depoi, foct of
South Water and Lake streets:
Bt. Louis, Cilro ind New Orltans Express....lUA) AM.
(Dally. Sundays excepted.)
8C Louis andCalrT Express lihUip.M.
(Dally. Sunday* excepted.)
For Peoria, Decatur, Pprtnriel-L Terre Haste, Alton,
BT. LOCI 3.
Jeffersoa Cty, Eassas. ar.d ail points ca Missouri rlrcr
CAIRO.
Memphis, Napoleon. Vlc*«ourx. Natchex, Galveston.
NEW ORLKANA
And ail intenuediate pints.
A stock train, with a pauesser car attached as far as
Kankakee will leave at P.M. (daily, Scniiays ex
cepted). On Saturdays a passenger cir will be run oa
thia train as far as Urbanna.
Trains arrive from tit. Louis and Cairo At 9:1 J A.5!. aid
11:90 P.M.
CONNECTION!
The H;fX) PM. trains make direct connections at
Mittoca with Terra Hiu'eand Alton Railroad for Alton
and St. Lools, and at Cairo with the railroad tine of
neamersfor New Orleans. Jewing Cairo on alternate
davl
The 11:30 P.M. train makes direct connections v To*
lono with Great Western Railroad fo-SprinifMJ. Jack
sonville and Nsples: at Ma'.tooa with Terre H <ut« an I
Alton Rallroa-1 for and Sc Louis, a. O J.n
Ohio and M'tslxlppl Railroad for rtt Louis,
PORTHROUGH TICKETS AND
Applv at toe Company's Oiflce In the Great Central
Depot: at the Michigan Central Railroad Office, corner
of Lakeand Dearb rn street: at the Pittsburgh, Port
Wayne and Cnleago Railroad Offce. corner or Dearborn
and Randolph streets, and at all Steamboat and iUilroad
Office la the East and North.
JAB. C. CLARKE, Gea'l Host.
W. P. JOHNSON, General Ticket Agent.
nc£9 W. R. ARTHUR, gqpt. Chicago Dlvls'on.
PITTSBnC, FORT WAYNK k CHICAGO R.B
TO PHTSBTTBOBLHEW YORK, PHILADBt
phia, Bahlmnre and Washington City, with but cm
chanxeor cantoPitUburxh, connecting directly with al'
trains ob the great
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
To New Yort, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Waikinxtct
City, and all the Interior towns ofpeamjiv-nia. New Jer
lev. New York Marrland. Ac.
Merchantg. by taking this route, will! have the advan
tage of all the eastern markets at do additional cost.
Baxxage ebecked throuxh to Pittsburgh.
PMseaiers for New York and Philadelphia, will havi
their banragv checked on the cars, which Is etjulvaleot to
checking throogh to th • above points.
Trains leave ktlcnlaan Southern Depot as follows:
7:J) A IL—Moralnx Express, daily. Bondaj excepted,
6:45 P. M.—Nlgnt sxpress. didy. Saturdays excepted.
OonnecCnxatCresHne wlthClev«i*iC*cd Laic dhoie
te Duakir*. BuSaio. Nla*att Pails. New York
Asd Bcston. and all interior tuwas tai^nd.v'a
New York Central and New Tr'rk «c» Xt.e Aeiirrada.
Also, so«u> to Columbus. Z<iars?l:ie. Newark. Monet
'"-% on, aUebeavtlle, Wheeiinx, ai'*. towns tl
Ohio and Vbalaia.
The above trains connect at Porren with trains oa Mad
River Road to BcrloAflaid. Crbanra, Dayton and Clncb
!■»>!
PARI AS LOW AS ANY OTHE3 ROUTE,
rifnn is boond east will find this route both pleasa
andajtreeahlAPastfn«throexh cany of the largestan
finest cities in tne United Bute*.
Passengers >rivlnx at Chi euro, on any of theroadj
will find attentive check takers at the depots, to recriv
cheeks and oenveybMsace fees of charge to the PUU
and Chicago cars.
Tickets for sals at all the principal ticket offices In th
West, and at the Company s ofiice. comer of RAndstp
aad Dearborn streets, or at the depot on Van Bert*
street, Chicago.
Be partlcalar to ask f«r tickets by Port Wane.
DAN'LW. Boc£. uen'l Ax est, Chicago.
JliE. Mooxa. Gea'l Bai'V
TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.
The Plttsbargh. Port Wayne A Chicago R. R. Co.,
havin« effected an arrangement with the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad Company, for the transportation of
Through Prelchta. property can now be shipped on this
lias oetweea Chicago. Philadelphia. Baltimore. New
York and Boston, with promptness and despatch. Cen
trums can be aade at tne f<>llowlnt places:
No. % Astor Placew I
No. 1 8. WtUlam street.> New York.
No. 3 Battery Place, >
No. (4 &Übj street, Boston.
No. 8 Dock street. Philadelphia.
Depot, North street, Philadelphia.
Depot. Twelfth street, comer CanaL Chlcagr.
Hark packace* via Pw Wayne AC.R. R.
for farther information. Ac., apply to
JAA W. MCaKON. Preijht Agent, Chicago.
J. J. HOUSTON, Gea'l Pui*ht Aft, Pitubarsh. Pa,
aol
HISEXAL POKT RAILROAD.
ptHAHQB OF TIME, CONNECTiaQ AT
VTana with the IQinolj Central and Galena aci Chi.
ean Uoloa Raltroada. On and after Monday, May l?tb
Im, a freight and PusenterTrala will be ran u fallow*
SsodAjf excepted:
reoaoSonx.
Lmts Mlstrtl point at. JMP.k
** Galantine at j:35 '* -
M Darilnxtoa at. 4.00 " ** 1
*, Riverside at. tIS" **
Arrive at Warren at 5.0 C **
Gotxo Noxtz.
Leave Warren at. a.06 P. M
•*
• Dertlngtoa aL ».os M "
•* Calamine at- 9.30** " >
Arrive al Mineral Point at. laoo M M
P—t. if its make cioae connections at Warren with the
EUsolsCcntralandbalenaandChlcaxoUnion Railroads ,
t* Chicago, and all pcinu East Also for all points South, 1
BMBlnfton. Springfield, Bt. Lools, Cairo, Loolsvllle
CfcMfcmstl, IndlazapoilA Etc.
Aao, West, for Galena, Dubuque, Prairie da Chi en,
CQK Bt> PaaL and iOpoints In lowa and Minnesota, ,
also at Mineral Point with ?tics* and tt*ck» ,
fcr Plaonile. Lancaster, Linden. H'ffVT**, Musco4a, i
DodcevUle, and Points oa the Milwaukee and MMatppl (
Railroad for Madison, and all points of Kana-asad
Northern Wjjoonila—alio for Prairie do Cklea.Lt
p. PaaL Etc.
Through Tickets for all priacfpal points East, Boatb
and the Can ad is. for tale at this office^
»«
CUiafiO, ST* PAUL ASD FOND DC LAC X. 1.
CHANGE OP TIME. ;
AN AND AFTER MONDAY, DEC. 13,
Trains on tliU road will ieAV« CMcaco u 1
j 9:CO A,* IC. Per Belolt, JanesvUie, Madijon and Prairie
I de Chies.
200 P: SC. for JaoeevUle and Moißm.
Trains arrive aft 1210 P. U. aad p
•a'wlnK in ,
tMa—ftta
I SuKtiMaPnSedaGUaavlthatenyll&varTTßlM
I Qia, u Qmur. b»X
Railroads.
VZOIZOAK SOVTBISN
ASP
U&E SHORE RAlLftOtD*
1358.... _.. Winter Axr&ngesa&t 1851
rjIHBOCGH ROUTE TO NEW YORK
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore. Washington.
GeveUnd. tlttßburvh. Danklrk. Batfala, Nlscara Palls,
Rochester, Syracuse. Troy, Albany, Elmlra* Bin*bami>.
ton. Bprtngflela, Worcester, ud all points la tne New
England dutcs.
5:00 A. M. Mall and Accomodation. vis old iflchloa
line.
&-i5 A M, New Tork Express leaves Chlcaeo vis old
Michigan Use.
8:00 P. 22. New York ud Boston bpresa via <>ld Mich*
IxaollDe.
6:-t5 A. M. Train (duly, exeept SortdayO connects at
Adria'witn train for Monroe aad Detroit*
mails* cJra connections at Detroit with
tsaias on Great Western Railroad.
iCO A. M. (''ally, excepted; oonnecting
Elkhart with train for Goshen Line.
3,00 P. M. (dally, raiorday.) compct at Adrian
with trains for Monroe aod Detroit.
ONE Of
WOODRESTS PATENT SLXXPCTQ pa»i
Will accompany the Xlxht Train.
leavia* Chicago on the «i 5 AM, trala
set a N Car at ClevelaadL
tvaeiacaaoeaa.! at ail ticket Offices In the West, and
at the Con pany's o!Ece un.iertne Kevere House, corner
1 landciph and Dearborn «trrcU,and at the depot.
| »yiQ {'.M.tiRAY. General Western Aieat
ST. LOCiS, ALTO 3 ASD CHICAGO KiIUOAD
Winter Amnffsmimt, Dec 13th, 183*.
OIUSOE OT TIM*.
DErOT. CORNER OF WEST VAX BE
REN and l anil itreeU, Chicago.
Qole < iouth. ir .ina raa a* fcUows:
rxcefj<l.l
Leava it lujS a. M.
" Jouet lili P. M.
•* Peorta Junction . s ;ti p. M.
** BlorniMton... P M«
** Borta«fl4ld ..." m.
A-rivr at St. Loaii AO# A. U
Train arrlTfj rrcra Sk Loaii a: n.ii p. M.
JOUCT ACCOMMODATION,
Stopping at Intermediate stations.
Leaves JoUet at |XO A. M
" Ch.cago at 4 3Up.il
Arrive at Chicago lUCOA. M
•* JoUet 6 .m
CONNECTIONS:
At Chicago, with &il the mt Eaitern aod Norther:,
toe*.
At JoUet. with the 2eck Island Railroad wnt, and *t>«
"Cut Off'east.
At Peer!* Junction. with the Peoria and OaaawkA Rail
road to Peoria iad stations west.
At Bloomlngton. with theliiincis Centralrallroad. r ortl
AaUaoath.
Atdrrte*flrid.with the QreatWe«tera mil Railroad
eaA to Dtcaiax. aat) -wart to JaekxiavlUe and Nacle*.
At St. Louii with Pacific &aliroa<t to Northern Mir
■oorL Han tat and aod with St. Lools. Cairo
N«w Otiea&s now Use o «teamer»Vo Cairo. Mem
phKVickiburs and New Orleasa
OT"' Throtuh Tlcketj can be had at the Comnui's Of
fice. no. txartwrn itreet, Coppodttf Tremont Hook.)
ChlcaKO. attheDrßoteoraer Wm Van Bnreo andCan»s
street* and at the principal railroad uclet oificea In th«
tAsicrn. Middle and Westera J»tatea
XT Batej of Pare and Fr«Uht* lane u by any oihsr
routs.
l. a*-3LrNo. "X n. vooax.
- GenM Ar-ut [ahjt'l Gea'l >.ift
smi WKSTK£.\ 31 AIL ROCTE.
WUTTEH ARRAJfGEBIIEITT.
ON AND AiTEU SUNDAY, XuV. 2*Tti,
de&ot Jalst. iflandan excepted) as fellowr:
OALXNA * CHICAGO UNION R. S.—MAINLINE.
TorFrtupcrf, Galena. Dnnle'.th, Belo'.L, Janerrllie and
Prairie da ChJco.
Pvteacer and Mall S.SOA. M.
Pisseaaer (dallf) 7.10 P. M.
Eldn. McHtfory. Crystal Lake aid &Ic; roond. 3-JO P. M
CUIQAQO. /ULTON AXD IOWA LINX
ni srxos. rcLTOji xan ckmt&ai. :owa.
Through Pasenxer 400 A.M.
TLroiui Paaenxcr 10u P. M
DoKaJb Paasecxer IJOP.U
Two Throuxh i raliii will leate Central Depot at toot o!
Lake street, jjfo'.loin:
roa.sAuai. rc*Li.-ni asost. ?trt-
Dailj (Bandars axcet'.od) 5.4& A. M. andT.uO?. M.
TRAr.i* r.Ai?nvAaD.
011.ni 153 CTCICO C3XS
t>aye Pcnleith 7.u) A. M.—arrlte in Chlraxo 5.50 P. M
Leave do 7.0q i». M.—arrive In Uhlcago 1- JA. M.
rsicioc, rcLTciuaicwiuai. •
Leave Tuitcn 7.J0 \. M—arrive In at 3.45 P. M.
L-fiveTulion 1. : OP. M.—arrive In CMc«oii V>iOP.M.
LeaveDeKAlh%'.sA.M.—arrlte la Chlowo at 9. . ,0 .i. M.
1 »TI aancn.
Jinejviile at 10 i.> A. M.,—arrive In Chicago at
I 3^l'M
t.«a\v at 430 P. M.—arrive In Chicago at
tan
kix irrva tiu.st airtacio.
Xteave XUia at. ?.u) A. M.—arrive in Culcato V.56 p. M
Pwecgers for ail p«lnU on the Gales* and Uhlcaxo
Colon Railroad, anil Pnlton Llrif«. shoeld take the trai&e
fro» VfeU* btr«-V Devot.
One of WihidruiJ'i Parent C\r*wtll leave Cen
tnl Depot nijrtillr with 7-UU p. M. Train for Dunleita.
All tne above trains connect wiib the Great Kutern
Llnesdlvendox froraChieato.
Throuxh ticket! can be botuhtat the .'oUowlax oSeea:
H. J. tfp\uljlcx'«. comer Lake and Dearborn ttreeu. P.
t. W. AC.R.S. Ticket Offlce, corner of Randolph and
i Dearborn strecU; Mlchlxan boothern 031e« onder the
Severellcue, and at ti.e Central ami Wrlljjtzcei Uepota
• JOHN B. TUaNtti. President.
P. A. Scc't.
11. U. Posto. General Ticket AxeoL ppy
FARE FROM CHICAGO TO LOUISVILLE ONLV i"»
SEW ALBANY A SI) SALRI RMI.BOAD
. TT" O R NEW ALBANY, LOUISVILLE,
1 JL Lexlnron and fnti'ifort, Rer.'uck7. SiUndlna
. frora LaUt? MluaUsn to tie OLlo River, it New Albaaj
Oiipotile Loulivlile.
T'.e only d'rectrOQ'.-» fromCMevto to Prank
! fort and Lexlntrto;-.. Kootucir: Laf.iTfite.
C= '!:in»*.l. Dajton. Cvlutnbas. Zaoe«llIe. A*., Ac.
It U :tl»olhe aoicWfsi tail most jl.-trc*. rmiif
I IS*. l'itt.«bcr*. lUillintre. \Vashl*:«rcn. P!.:1'«I A-.
TWO DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CJ*.CAaO
• Via V:c!.!<fin Central Ra!lr->vl.w follows:
7.1*0 A. M. CUiclnnitl ar.d LcuisviU# kxprtaa. arrlrfm
In Clndncaliat 1j P. 4L. rur.nlnx dl r rctly throosa t«
ClndnnaU withoat change of car* or
I 3.0U P. M. NUV. KutrfM, raanlc* dlreetfy tbroaxh to
all other
nail at 1 i M asd at Louisville at i M P. M.
j Both trait:! conai-cH! nret?Di*a«sle w!ih 1 ralni of Terra
Hauls and Richmond iUlmiAi) in »«a»<n For pauenren to
a take th.it mad ettlie- Jtasi or West, uid io Uk<* paa«en.
«er»fromßT. LOUiy. CaIKO. Ac., to New Albany and
Lo&uvllle. Also with trains oa the OLlo and MlulsalpDl
Billnad ai MlichelL
Otufotu Ch-irujt of Cart tiUa*n
CHICAGO AND NEW ALBANY,
Binur <9t>cckL*d UiroQ^S.
T v *lckeU can b« Da<! at all of thi» prnotpal Rail
P" i.l '•fT •?« In the Wml Amat t. e i>a»j<!nit?r »t*Uuc
oT V:.e Mlchixu Central R-tiiroaJ. loot oj itrsct, oi
Uieuff.oecomerof Lake and Dearborn lUecU, opt>o«lt«
Trrn>';it House, Chicago.
kVii<> care.' , .i! to *ct Throiuh Ticket* by way of New
A.oiav pad da2ea kallroa>L
JOHN R. Sao'V
O. N. Sia:x. Gen. Paueaser Awenl.
Ji.% P*rrcx. Gen. Traveling A^est.
PF.NN.SYLVIMA RAILRO.ID*
T'HE GRKAT CENTRAL ROUTE. CON-
X nertln* Atlantic Cities with Western.
ir.d Siutuwcstcm ilutrt. by a contlououi Rallvayoirect.
The road also connecld at P'.tUburc with Jallt lla« of
gteasento all portj on the western riven, and at Clever
Isndand with Hteamers in all porta on the
Nortbestern Lakes, caking the mo«l direct, cheap«*t and
retlable route by wh ch {!r«Uht fan be forwarded to and
from the Great Wett.
BATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
PITISBffBQ.
rim Class.
B<»iU, rijoes. Hut! viJ Cip*. iiooxs,
Dry Gr>oks (In boxes, baJei and
trunks), Drue* i!n boxe* anitbalea)
Pealliert. Pars, Ac.. Ac. 75c per ICQ pooodl
ttrcond CUM.
Doaestlo Pheetlnx. Bhlrlliu and
Ticking (In original bales). Ornn
(In cask!). ll*nlware. Leather *ln
rolli or boxes). Wool and BCccd
felt»— >!a«twiird eOc tier !».• poan«!»
Third Claa,
Anvils. Pteel. Chn'.na (In casks) Hemn
Itacoaant Pork, halted Uoose In
lack.*). Tobacco manufactured (ex
cept Clears or cat). Ac.. Ao 500 per 10U poand*
Vonrth Class,
i Soffee, 7Uh. Bacon. Beef and Pork.
(in ea.ikj or boxes eastward). Lard,
i and Lard OIL Nalli. tfcdi Ash.
German Clay, Tar. Pitch. Rosin.
I Ac.. Ac 40s per 100 poanda
Floar—4l per bbl. ontlJ fttrther notice.
Oram—t6c per tw) lbs. onili further notice.
Cotton-W per bale not exeeedlni Soo lbs. weUht nntti
i further notlc*.
r t®"ln shipping xoodj from asy point ea«: ofP itadel
phia be particular to mark packages "via P-.-.rsylvanl
Railroad." Ail foods con»j*ned to the a«enU ofU ti
road at Phllfliivlphia or Pittsbont. will be frrwarde-d
W'thoot dete .lion.
I P.'iir.BT Aoura—Clarke A 0.. Chlcsuro: Packer A Co
Memphis, Tean.: JL /. dua A Co.. tl. Louis. Mo.: P. G
O'ElleyA Co., K>ac9vilie. ImL; Win, Biorham, LotU»
vllle, iy.; K. 0. Meliirnm, U<td!»on. LuJ.; H. W. Urows
A Co.. and Irwia A Co.. Cincinnati; A Pierce A Co.
Zanesvllle, Ohio : A Co., No. W Kllby Itrr*', Boa.
ton: Le>»ch A Co . No. J Astor
cLreet, Now York; K. J. pneeder. Philadelphia:
AKocnx. Dattlmore: D. A. Stewart. Pltubunth.
_ _ H. U. lioCHTON. General Prelßht Axeai,
a. J. Lownaar, SupU. Altonv Pa.
April 1. l^M.
CHICAGO, BIRLIN6TOS It OZViCS JL S.
1858 OBANOE OP TIME 1859
ON AND AiTER DEC., U, I^.sTWO
ThrmiU Pus nter Trains will leave the Cen
tral Depot, foot ot South Water itreeU, dally, u fol«
lows:
7:ii A. M. Pay Express (Pnndan excepted) arriving al
M«n«lota tiou M.; Galesburx tJ3 p. M.; «inj.
Maxtor. «li P.M.; Qulncv »;JJ. P M.
5-10 P.M. Express 'Sundays exited) »-rjvea at Men
dota 11.55 P. M., Gaiesburg 5.00 A >L, Bur-
M.. QoiQcy ma A. M.
TralasJeaTe fastwara as follows: '
LeaTa Burt'E*tcn 7:i5 A.SL M 3.45 P M.
" (Joiner 4: U A.M. A 1:30 P.M.
" G>Ue»Darx IftOO A.M. A 7.ya P.a.
AaroraPa«Mn«e leave# Aurora A 5L
Express trains Arrive at whica«o ti:4s t*.M. AS:iO.LM,
Aor«r» PsMeogrr arrive* atC(»l'-«« • IO;WA.M.
IMPORTAWT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Mendota with Illinois Centra! Railroad north for
Aaboy, Dixon, Preerort.Galenaand Dnaleith: andsooth
for Lasalle. Tonic*. W lnona, Panola, BJoomington, Deca
tur, rit.Louis, Cairo, Ac.
At Darilnxton close connections are made by two
dailr train* with Burlington and Missouri ttivcr Rail.
roadJ for ML Pleaaact, Palrtleld. Ottuawa, Oskaloosa,
Charlton, Port Dei Moinei, fort Dodxe, Council UloCa,
sioux City, and all portionsof Saniuand Nebraska, also
wtth W*no«rotHMe Company for Mentrose: thence by
rail is Keokuk.
At Qniney direct cr,nn?ctlonj are made by sttv* (7Q
miles) with UannibaL and thence with Hannibal A Bt.
Jcscptj Kallroad for 3l Josesh. Leavenworth, SansM
Citv and all parts of ttansas and Ssothe-a Nebraska.
Ttis la the only direct rows daring in© witter monlka
between the East and Kansas, as there is only aboat so
miles (taxing In the whole distance to Bt. Joseph.
At Plyatoatn m>t stages tor ieoxax.
Tickets may b«ha3atthdD«poc anuatthe
Central Sailroad oEce. eoraefof Lake and Dearborn sta.
a 6. HAMMOND, e«B')BnpX
Pow*LU Gsn'l T1a»r«« iwnt del 3
American Express Company.
WINTER ARRANOEMEMT.
CUINGK OF TI3IS*
AND AiTER WEDNESDAY NEXT,
v,f Dcretnhtr Ist. IsM. our Kx"re«.*ei to and from
Mints namei below wla leave aod arrive u follows:
LEAVE:
*:U A U, Express, for Detroit, Butfala Albany,
New Yorx aod Boston.
3:00 P. M. Torouxh Express for carse point*.
?:« A. M. Tor IndUnaooUs. Clnciar atl and Louls*^ l >.
S;U A, M. Kor CreitJine clereland. Pl'tsburgn, PLjia.
deldhlv Baltimore and tVuhinxuiD.
ILCO A. JL cenuaila. du LooLi» Cairo and New Oev
leans.
730 A. M. liaxUnjton. Qniney, Keokuk, and all solnta
West in lowa.
JL >L Pulvrn, Lyons, Clinton and PaLtleli
i;<s A. M. Ga:ena. Donleithand West.
9:uu a. JL JanesTl le, Madlsoa and Praise da Chchv
4,-a) P. M. Jaietrliie and Way.
d:tU A. M. M lwaaksi-. la Ctosm, 3L Paul. Greej Ba»
and tierlin.
AH2I7E;
IQ£S P. 51. Prom D«tnut, Way.
11:40 A.M. - •* Throuxh.
IQulj p. M. ** Indianapolis and Sooth.
4.-WJ AM. ** CresUine and iUst,
11M) P. M. '* Oemraila and Sooth,
a4aP, M. * Bar.lm ton and WmV
3:<5 p. M. Pulton and west.
WP SL ** Dunleltii aod Weak
M. w JanesTlUe, Way.
SISp. M. " Prairie da Cbeln and WoM.
ft «) P. M. " MliwaukM and North.
All Expresses leaving before I'hCO A. M. rlrMi the sv«.
nlngprevioaaatio'ciock: tho*eleavingdi*tnx th« day
one hoar before leaving tlma tnaucr reowved atlet
time o/ dosioc wiu remvn over one JCurtm exo«pt la
case of necessity, and «hl&pers nntifv as .tccordlnzlr
UVINaarON, iAMt>ACu7
Chkaco. Not. S9th ljiS. b«d?ln
CHESS CIiUBS '
Win find at
Fauauorj, 40 ao. OUBZ BT,
A New Lot of
MORPHFY CHE3S,
CLUB CHESS,
CARTED CHESS
In Bono. Wood and Ivory, froa 50 oeoti to «ia<U.
j»S b«t
•| BAGSUio uufm o simu!
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