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C'OMMEBCXAJL, |
Commercial aad loser.JUtten*
- Ftoat 2vnxßt>,'F£b. IL SBS9. •
Jioiror, Escbaxgk, is cloeer at
and rates 10-<lay are uniform'and fira at 1}(.
Tbe demand, however. Is comparatively small,
and it is probable that it has reached the high- gij
eel figure for tbe aeason. Diaeouota M osoa}, 16
lb per cent. Strictlf bpaioess paper cottld be
.taken in .mach larger amonnta than is offered at o1
Bank. Gold with few sales. The
street brokers find very little first-class paper
onthemarket. Rates nominalatl(g2 percent -
per month.
It has been enowiog nearly ol
day, and out-door business vraa neglected. Tbe
Floor market was quiet.bnt firm, with sales of
about VOO tbls at SC.OO for White Winter, and
ti for Spring Extras.
Tbe Wheat market waa buoyant, and anadvanoe
of l@2c waa gained on nearly all grades. Sales
amount to about lOfiOO bo at for No.
IRed; |[e-mail] for N0.2 Bed; 91@93fc for
Standard Sp ring; Sl@B2c for No. 2 Spring ; and
70c for Rejected.
- v JRie Corn market was doll, and holders had to
submit to a decline of 2c, with sales of Shelled at
61(gC50 per CO lbs on track, aod Ear at 57@5Sc
per 70 lbs on track. c
Tbe Oata market was firm. Cboioe Birlcy £
buoyant, with or prime quality White at $1 jj
@1.05 delivered. Rye in good demand at 87i@ 1
90c per 60 lbs at depot. Beans in good demand, t
with sales of prime White at $1.60. Seeds more ]
active, with -iarge amount on the market, and j
sales or Timotbynt $1.9501.07. Clover dull, with 1
limited sales at SC.OO.
Tbe market for Dressed Hogs is unchanged for j
Heavy, but dull and lower for Light Regs. Pro- 1
visions firm, with sales of 450 bbls Mesa Fork to )
Canadiin account at $18; Esuu Rump Pork, )
sl2 50. Lird quiet. ]
At Milwaukee yesterday the receipts were :-r *
Floor, G4O bbls; Wheat, 6,550 bn; Corn, 938 ]
bn; Oats, 1379 bu; Barley,2sobo. Wheat de
clined l(£2c - selling at SLOO for No. 1; and
$1.10(21.12K for Extra; No. 2,0i@97c. Fiour,
25c lower.
The Bufiklo Advertiser, or tbe 9th, referring to
tbe shipment of floor lor that city to BuiCtlo says;
We are cognizant of tbe fact that one or two
lotn of fljur have been purchased in this market
••for Detroit," withiu the past three or four days.
One dealer, on Friday last, 6old 500 bbls, which
was immediately shipped over tbe Great Western
Railway. We uoderstand that parties from De
iroit are in ihe habit of doing tbe same tbiog ev
ery fccabwn at, or about this time of yeargener
ally, however, in tbe month of March. The rea
son for ibis is readily UDderstood by our experi
enced deilcre, who tell as that this floor is not in
tended lor the Detroit market, being from a low
grade of gpriug wheat, ground here, but was pur
chased witu a view to t-upply tbe want 6 of lumlier
m^n,fishermen, etc, who will be required to
d.sburse tbe moderate sum of say $7.25 per bbl
for it, as the flour will, without doubt, mysterious
ly change into double extra before it reaches tbcm
Tbe Detroit Free Prtts slates that the amount
received in that city Irom BqEilo was 600 bbls.
Tbe New York Courier and Enquirer, or
Wednesday, in its review of the Breadstuffa mar
kets, says of flour:
A dull, heavy feeling has pervaded tbe market
for all descriptions ol flour and meal, for several
day*, and tbe advices per Atia discouraging all
hope of an expoit demand at current prices; the
wiiiier wearing away; tbe daily receipts and tbe
production of local millers being nearly or quite
equal to tbe wanta of tbe trade—have prodaced a
substantial decline in all tbe skipping grades, and
a downward teodency in the better qualities.
There was a very lifeless market to-day,aod noib
iog whatever worth nothing was doue. Prime
shipping Rouud Hoop Ohio sold at $6.15, but tbi3
is regarded us hardly a lair criterion of the mar
ket. Common mined Baltimore supers were sold
at $5.50.
The receipts and shipments of Breadstufls dur
ing tbe past week at New York was as follows:
Flour, Wheat, Com,
bbla bus. but.
Rece'pta for th- week 3&.311 8,66-J Kf.2:s
do flinee Jan, 1 169.V70 ll.m 179.575
Exports for the week....
do Slccejao 1 45,000 10/.59 7.G34
uo tame time 17*8 UU£7O 180,677 135.5v0
Tbe receipts and sbipmeuts of Provisions at
New York during tbe past week were as follows:
aacjurra.
For past week. Since Jan. 1.
Bee'.tcs and bbli. 703 la.Oy
Bork bbl« 2.453 »,K«
Uaeon, pkgs
Lard, pkgs 6,130
ZXFOK79.
For th« week. SlrneJan. Do. 1857.
Beet tea and bbls— 1.73) 12.650 5,5^3
Pork bbls 1.2>3 9.430 lslJlil
Bacon. Ac. lbs 83.5>J &3HOUU 3.378,14 i
lATd, lbs 91835 ©9.000 2.3>7.4«0
Cheese, lbs i!6,l(» &18.000
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer says of tbe
market for Mess Beef:
There is a steady but moderate enquiry foi Beef;
and prices are firmly maintained. The receipt*
have not been heavy, and with a fair quantity be
iog taken for consumption, the stock io not iu«
creasluc. Tuere have been talcs of 650 bbls at
$5 50@725 lor cooutry prime, $8@10.75 for rc
liacked Western and sll@l2 for Extra Mess.
Prime Mess meets with a moderate request, and
prices are very firm. Some holders have with
drawn their stock Irom the market in anticipation
of improved prices. Small sales were made to
day at slC@lß. Beef Hams ore quite firm, aud a
lair demand prevailed. Sales of 240 bbls havo
been made at sl3 60@17.501 or State and Western,
tbe latter figure for choice lots.
With regaid to Tallow, the same paper re
marks:
Tallow is firm, with sales of 16,000 lbs at ll£c
for Prime Western.
Experts for past week, lbs 1.933
Since Ju uaij I EloOO
Do. same tin* 16&3 tfUOoO
We extract Irom A. Knight &, Sons 1 Circular; :
Tbe sadden advance noticed in our issue of 2d
insL, bas bceu firmly maintained, and tbe market
baa been active for home consumption. Tbe stock
is light for this season of the year. Butchers' As
sociation have advanced their price to The
aggregate sales of Prime city reodcrcd during the
week amount to 300,000 !b>., including Butchers'
Association and other brands.
SEEDS.
At New York, according to the Courier and In
quirer of Wednesday, Clover was quiet at 11}@
12c; Timothy lower, and sales or 100 bbls at $2.25;
Flax dull at sl.C2J>£@l.G7J.
At Philadelphia, sth, steady demand for Clover
Seed, andtiome 800 to 400 bush have disposed
of ingots at $7@7.124 from first and $7@7.25 per
basb from second hands.
At Baltimore, sth, sales 300 bush prime Clover
seed at $7 but strictly choice do. was gener
ally held at $7.25, and we had noted a sale of 100
bush at this figure. There were one or two small
lots sold at $7.50. We note also a sale of US lm-h
Timolby Seed, at $2.00.
THE BRITISH CORJT TRADE. 1
[From tbe U irk Ltne Express. Jan. 17.]
The fine open weather of the past week lias been
unusually favorable to ploughing, and all prepare
thm* for spring tillage; hot the deficiency ol rain
•till keeps the wells low and the ponds inade
quately supplied. The mildness aud dryness of
of the seas-jn are, however, very favorable to
grazier--, as tbe cattle need but bttle protection,
and the consumption of lodder has been compara
nvely small. The improvement in tbe value of
Wheat bas Lroughl ont larger supplies in most of
the country markets. The trade has consequently
lost ils buoyaut character, aod some place* have
evinced a ratber retrograde tendency. Outbe
other batid, an export demand fur Lisbon, tor red
Wheat at 42* to 45s per qr., in which a good quanl
tity ol English growth has found placement, with
some French, has prevented any decline in Lon
aou prices, and wild gome inclination to lro-t a
Bloady trade ia probable. ' ■
Tne lato adraace in lb. United Kingdom haa
not had time to abow iu influence on foreign
marketa, and tbe Continental report, immedi
ately alter (/hriatmaa abow no tendency to im
provement, bot rather the rererae. Nerertbe
leaa American adricei remain Ann, and the im.
prorement in Barley and Spring Cora general!?
aeema likelr to continue tbe free oae ol the low
er qualities of Wheat for cattle feed ; while tbe
beai aorta are atill available for malting pnr-
ESUSh i ,V i ° f! L C S-, the l ue,tioll of war, which
wonld in all probability place 10a perorincreaae
price "' we h °'d v> tne notion
thai the lowest point ia paat, and that nothing
but tbe deapondency of farmera, nwltina in
forced mark.!*, can aend prioea farther down. ,
The aalea noted laal week were, 88.679 ora.'
' 'Kfimt 83,074 qra. last eea
aon. The London average, were Mi lod on 8.-
222 qra. The import, into tbe principal porta
of Great Britain for tbe week ending sih Janu
ary, in Wheat and Flonr. were 28,015 qra. The
imfortainto the United Kingdom for December
I " c >nWWt were, 290,906 qra; in Flour. 237 -•
£26 cwt, * *
Chicago Daily Wholesale Market.
Famar Evxrao, Feb. IL
FREtOHTB—FIour Is taken to Montreal, via Grand
Trunk B all * ay, at 90c
FLOCR—Quiet but fia&l fU f,
ia^a^iomi 9 ffld OU A 0; loobbla " do
ats6X®. 100 bbls Chicago -O.ty Mills- BprlngExtra (mix
edwith winter wbeaO at 45.50 ; 100 bbls coed Bp:iag Ix
traatSS.U; liObblsdoat 55.13 X; 150 bbls firm at »t75.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Common to good, tsa*
»100 ft. IDxon Mills. S3JS.
CORN MEiL-lX tons Baited. att26l»ton; S tocsof
Unboted at $Si V ton.
WH EAT- Warea-Market tcjt firm, with «n advance
ori®Jc. Bales to-day were: -UOJ bu Na 1 Red (sold
Ute yesterday) at SIJ3 la store; 700 bu do atllfiln
gtore(sold early); 80Jbu No.Sßed at ll.C&la,t« rc . SOO
buahdoatfl.CSlnatore; 8500 buah do In lots atlUOln
gtore; 800budoatll.ll Ins:ore. franto-AlvancedS-
Sales were as follows3oo bu Btandard at 81c instorW
LOCO bo do at SSs In (tore; ItOO bu do In lots at Wc £
■tore; 850 bu do at 93 Ko In store:3oJbu No. 2 at file In
store; TCObadoatSJclngtore: 700 bu Rejected at 70c!a
stcre.
CORN—Declined ia. Sales to4aj wert:~Looo bu.
Shelled in balk at 65c on track; 600 bu do at G4K on
trade; 1.200 on do ai64con track; one car Ear at 88c Ecr
70 lbs. cn track; on® car d«» at 67c rer 70 lbs. oa track.
OATS—Firm. Sales wrre:-4» bu Rejected at 4lc In
delivered!^ tucommon at4se
WCTe; -l-tW bn crime Whit,
baji; 45 bn aood fiial. at 6Jc on
bUi prhaeal 11.00 on traek.
lb. at depot; abu
lo bUl ,ola a«Kc 106 bbla
ALCOHOL—Dm atfijoK
-54 do • do-*-
V 5 do do ~55 9® 7J6
41 d* atK.»andr, dividSonWj*
PROVISIONS— Mess Pork In good demand and price
fina». .pales were 300 bbls Mess Pork Out night) at $18; _
BnmpTo* -
atlliSO; 80 bbls Bump Perk atllLM. CutMeaisqulA. r
LARD-Qolet tad nominal at 11 J
TALLOW—Tery scarce and In good demand. Nominal
Ottotttiong, BJf«ICXc. _ |]
HIDIS-MaTkeUteady. Bales txiay w«:-46 Green I!
Country Bides at ?Ke for fair. andJJfc for prime; M
Green Baited at Btfe; 24 Green Salted and trimmed at
B*c; 11 Dry Flint (notr«7 dry) at 15c; lßDryFllntat
16 pn-TS-C.ty. •l.lflaLSO; Ootmtry. WeSim 1
BElhß—More active. Ba'ss to-day were:-lfiObn Tim
othy at 1L95; 150 In very choice do at #1.97; 4 baa Clover ,
at W.CO. *
BEANS—IOO bn choice "White attLSQ. .
POULTRY—Scarce and In demand at $3®SL£5 per doc.
forChlckena, andS®loc per tt. for Turkeys.
LEGOS—Fresh. lSai7e * dot.
POTATOES—Meshannocks, 63£75 c; Common mixed.
65®60c.
Bovementa of Breaditnff»-«*Feb. 10.
KKXXrra BT SAILWATS.
floor Wht Com OaU Bar. Oat. Hogs
bbls. bo. bo. be bo. No. No.
llqS'cVs.'h i"i iocT is» "»6 'iS "is "in
BjEockLB.U. ='J MO SUO IS 1M
By 111 Central.. *1 2US b . 1 S
I*o. B. * Q... '8 SOOT SOU" 6°o 355 M 120
13 SBS .... 1U» <W
irO.i-iBLL. su) sioo .... M
Total .15". 895] £659 5101 817 103 C 76
~ , '
New York Market.
[Br Tklxobipsl] Nsw Year. February 11. ISM.
Flo us—Firmer, with better d mand for Ea-tern audio
ctf traje. SUes 11.200 bbli ata5.10®5.55 for superfine
Htate: «66XSSS» forFxtra 6Ute; <5.;W£5-S0 for super
fine Western; a 6.1056.25 for sblpolog brands extra
round ho pOhio-martet cl'slne Quiet andfirm Cm*-
dlao quiet: small,sales at #6 30®T.S5. Smail sales Bye
WheaVrerr dull, a* d to sell freely bolder*
must submit to a decline. : S n iffnisffiiis2ti
lyedullat£o®Bs. Barley quiet: sales *.siobuWrtotate
at6oa Cora continues dull andheavj formlxrd, western
at MSB 6, nominally: s*'ei 7.OCR' burew\eUow
BCK3Bie Oats dull at 55(tvWc for State, and 61&6jc for
*WuSt—ln f«lr demand. r-->^
Paoratos*—Pork Qtner. Biles *,600 bbla.at tlB.Gj&
18 75 for new mess. •16®18.13 for old dajl'3.7s ftrprlmc.
«15.75®16 :or prime mesa. Indudlng USOQ bbls new mtas
for May. Jane. Jut and A;gustatll9. Beef buoyant for
the better quali'les E«l*sl.w bbls at 46.50®' lor piline,
«7 75&9f0rd0 mesa. 48 755C11 far repacked mesa. H«aia
tor extra do. Beef bams firm.
for prim*, men bee' titfsiS. Cut me4ta activeanrtflnn
er. daleit.wJpkeiatexaT for »boulders. for
Bacon quiet S*ei 150 boxes »Hon ribbed mld
dleaonp.t. D.es ed boo firmer. Bal« Lard
heavy and drroplng Sale# GUI pkiti at l-@liK. Butter
firm at 11020 for Ohio, IGS27 tor a»ate. Cheese Infalr re-
QU Fleece quiet and firm. Falei 50,000 Be
at «3»«6c lor Quarter Blood to fcaxooy: Pulled sieadr
usd üßCtianKed Of t ere baa been a a*te of toO
bale* at 30c far Fine Mettiza; 30c lor Smyrna, Cordova,
*od Buenoi Ayres, on private term*.
Stocct—Variable but ueneraTy h«ivy. U. S.s*s of
at liSV; Mo. W.H a 6J; Hailem, Sil.'3: M.B.l;tbcnl«
feß; Delaware ana Hudson. f9X; Padfis MaU,
Cm iN; hi B ISM: Hudson. 3HC; B. W: Erie, 135%,
Beadlnc.47S: Galena and Chlcaso, tsS>i; Mo. t/a
Virginia 6 e,W>t
New York Cattle Market*
WcpnaoAT, Feb. 9.
paicts or BEEF AT FOBTT-FOCKTHITBOT.
L'ltWeek.
Premium Qua1ity................. 11 G£ - 11 Gbli%
Beat amiltt. ........ ...... i 0 AIOH 10,
Medium quality BX® gs
lnfetior. 6 © 8 6 © 8
General»elllui pricea 7M<*lo B tall
Avernse of all tales about Bh<i£ 9 9 ( ® —
BKMABXa OS BEX? CiTHA
At AllerUm'i prices were half a cent lower this morn
in .andthetradewaafalr.cona'.deriujctheweather. The
beat adeciluns t rourLt 10M&lie, very few be ; ne over 100
10HC, and other rradts from 6 to The euallty »aa
u tood aa la*t week, though a conaiderable quantity of
poor stock waa on sale.
Swcra.
Are scarcer. No western dressed are arriving of any
mootfit,and there are letaclty dressel ooaale. come
very heavy selected western com fed, dty dre<aed.
brouabt BH&9e. We quote heavy western at 7@7Kc.
other itradea at 5&6 Xc gross. The reeebts are about 6.000
bead. ,
Toe wast of budneaa tact on the put of the propr etora
of the Western aod lludaon Drove Yards la the only rea
son for their delay andcirelessness In making their week*
ly reporia. .
Uuamess Olaris.
JOHN O. HOGS BS
[ ATTORNEY AT law,
100 BANDOLFH STEEET 100
! JjSl lm<a Noa 6 and 8. second floor. Chlca?o. lIL
' BLACEWELL & oamioiHa
i * TTORNIE9 AND COUNSELLORS AT
LAW, U Sooth Ciark street, opposite the Court
House, Chicago. Illinois. Will practice in the Federal
and State Courts of Uiluols, and in the Supreme Oonrt
of the United States.
Bqbkbtß. Bucawcx. IdelT] GilbcktW. Ocmmoiq.
□ GOODWIH LiRITED &. GOODWiH-
Attornbts and oounsellobs—
Office No. 97 Washington street, adjoining Lar
• mon'B Block. Chicago, Illlnoia.
j srsrsca a. aooDWia bdw, a uuo di**looopwui. a
' OOOKIMS THOMAS & ROBERTS-'
ATTORNEYS" AT LAW, 7U AND 81
. Dearborn Street. Chicago. Illinois. nol9 b034 2a
DRAKE &. BRO.
3M Olark Street Si
TkEALERS IN PAPER HANGINGS,--
JJ PAPER HANGERS, Ac- Ac.
House. Slga and Shade Painters. ocß blll^m
BASS At MULVEY
a TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
l\. LAW. No, 47 Clark street, Chicago. *
rgniti»B bass. ( oclb4»ly jcsicsmultkt.
o STEFJ.K &. BZLE7
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, 58 DEARBORN
■cjL srascr. Chicago.
» £oom Ka i. Walker's Bulldlux. P. O. Box 1277.
* g. T.ttraau Ld»t*L H. E. aiLCT.
CRAWFORD, BMARP & CO.,
t piPORTERS AND D£4I,ERS IN CROCK
-1 KRY. Glass and China, rxble Cut'prjr,
, utasscs,(jksture and UriUinnl» ffare,No.loS Lik«
Chicago. 111.
i. G. H. L L. LAJXIH4
n \TTHOLE3ALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
>♦ > V 49 SOOTH WATEH STKBET,
a Are now receiving their winter stock of Floe Papers and
. eastern Book Papers, which they offer at tow pnees.
u Printing paper of every site and Pest quality. ocT.blCI
'' VDLOAH FOUHDHT.
CLINTON STREET, tfiTWEBW FOhVOT I
and Carroll. Chleago. 111. I
HIXRV WACniNGTON,
Hanufacterer of Btuionary act Portable Steam £skuimi '
C Machinery and Kill Q«arlng.
OaiUnra made to order «od Repalrin* yremjjUy m,
0 tended to. TrM»ly
»0 • EDWAHD S.ASATi
AND COUNSELLOB CX ,JW
d NO 77 SOUTH OLARK STRUT.
Oppoalte Oourt Hoose. ..Okl^nc,
" k tay«.ly4P74
gTATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
—onm—
HOME mSDRINCE COIIPINC,
On the First day of January, i. D. 1559.
5. Made to the Auditor of the State of lUvioU t pur
suant to the Statute of that State,
cr NAME AND LOCATION,
"d The name of this Company la "The Home lusurarce
CP GpßP* o^' in 1653 and located In the dty
CAPITAL,
cr Tae capital of said company actually paid
_ uplnea?hls |6C>O((iO0O
r- Ihesur lujoatbelttJaa-.I&W, 442.43172
OA Tctal am't capllal and surplus H.MZ.431 73
ill ASSETS.
.41 Amount of cash In bank #£s 401 £9
... .. balaueelnbandsofageotiand
Jo eour»e of transmission 17.T954
• .. Unincumbered real estate owned by -
toe company 67.631 00
.. Loans on bond and mortragea, belo*
first iclu of record on unincumbered
real es al*. worth at least. |i 179,60 a
■ and on •hlch there Is less than one
?* year*a Interest due and owing 6HBS2 CO
ill .. Loans tn binds aad mortgages ou
[a. which there Is due more than one
nf year's interest. fiDDe
•• Loamoustocksandbondsparableon
to demand, the market value of securl*
a. ties pledged, *152 #97 109.550 00
•• el other!-ans nude by the company
. not lududed In preceding lt*cn noae.
or .. back stocks owuedbytbe compauy.
of unarket value) K.OOO 00
i„ •• due th«» company on which judgment*
l J have be n obtained rone.
fe •• U. H. Trea«ury Notea. (mark'ttaiue.) 77147 26
je •• Assessments on tbe stock of the com.
rany called loauddre and unpaid.
"1 orpiemloin notes due and unpaid... none:
n> Miasouri State bo. di 6 perct. (mar.
tfc ketvaluej 17160(0
n. •• Jpterest actually doe and unpaH.... 1112530
.. Premium due and unco4ected on pol
a lclfs issued av the office iffis 84
.. Bill* receivable for premiums on in.
land navigation risks &QH 74
rn Total Asieta 11.077.990 40
j" IjXABXZJXTIES.
Amount of Loees awaited and due and un
paid cone.
3- .. Losses lncurredandiaproctssofad*
r justmenu sllllß 29
.. Losseireported, on walch no action
has been taken 9 69125
® •• lo«J.esrealrtedoy theOo.. 15>9»4
Dmaecds declared dus and unpaids SU 00
h •• , ♦•. . .either caah or script de>
u chred, but not yet cue none.
e .. Money borrowed none.
n All oiner existing claims aininst tns
g company none<
n Tctal am't Claims and nihilities •. .15$, 658®
. ' Th, ."TifiT l "■ It! one rt«k la ,30.000,
*• _ but will not. as a general rule, excetd 810.000.
g. The company have no general rule as to the amount al
lowea to belnaared In aay cjij, town, village or blocr.
» Üb;ln* the Intention ol tbe company to datnbute tta
flre m * noerMao110 lo#e ItEO •10.0UO
Srirt or Kiw Year, )
City and Oounty of NewYork.J n
;
retary, of the Home Insurance Company, being severallr
duly sworn, depose and siy. and each
the foregoing is a true, foil and oo.rcct
id the atfilrs of sad Osrsoration. and that they arTt* i
al»ove described officers thereot 7 Ue
(Flgned.l CHARLES J. MARTIV. president
>ls isUned,] J. MILTON BMI rU. fecreuuy.
do Sobstzlbed and sworn before me this 91 hdavor Jan
uary, A. D i«9. J WM. BD^TKtD.
Commissioner in Pew York for
the gtate of lllino.a.
Oertl&cate to expire on the 81st day of January 1560.
AcntToas Omoa, Sran or ttrnroio
flprfngfield. January S3, l®9. f
of the Some fire Insurance Company, I oca.
liuV Sr* York • la 0,8 ® tal ® of New Yonr, has tiled
2 this offly a statement or the condition of lis affai s
c® " required by •An Act to regulate the Agencies of la
M Oompinles not incorporated by the State of
in *®proved February 17th. 1855 and an ar-t
S •fPfOTed Januan 22d. IWB, and,
100 «>PP*n» ha» furnished satlilaclorr evl.
, eago- lw agent for the tranaau*on rf the business of said
la company, and fully and unreservedly auihorixln* him to
in aecxowiedfe aernce of process for and on behalf of
In SSi? conienting that, service of process upon
u tds. the shall be taken and to be aavailias
If aerved upon the company, and wavering all of
„ error by ream of such service.
. .Now.tb'rtfva,in punnanee of the act aforesaid. L
fcf® °fPublic Aocounts of the
er fift* of nUnol% do hereby certify that the «aid H. B.
Wl4ttarta Is aatfaoriaed as an Agfnt for tbeaald Oomnanv
lotoaancttbebodnessof insuranae In this 6tate,untu
ia tne thnty.ftnt day of January. lt«a so far a» he may be
legaUy empowered so to co oy said Oompa r y.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto subscribed my
name, aad affixed the seal of my office, this 28th day of
t« January, 1869. «pime<y
._ JE3BE KTDUBOIS.
111 jsealh Auditor Publio Aeaouuts. ■
c —' f«a ciH4w
sextoiiH aud lliutertaK«i'»,
; • LTAVEONHAND, AT ALL TIKES, evert
7 LL etyle aad finish, Wood. Lea-., and ZlueOoOaa; also
snrpoaa. And are prepared with liearvea and
»» everytatag r®quiait« for Funerals-.and maybefonad
50 no aaad,andr«a<tyi4clVapromptaUeatloatotMtr bust«
tf oeaaatail boun.
ft Therale» have a cups< aud Vault la tts Oemeterr.
»W. VBIOHT * MoCLTBA.
. . T , ,
OTATESCENT OF THE CONDITION (
—OF TUB— 3
Hartford Ficgfosaranee Company 8
Made t# thi Auditor «f the State of Illinois,
JANUARY 1.1850. \
I The name of the Company 1* the Ilartford Fire Insu* £
r*nce Company, aod Is located at tlbrtford, IX - t
CAPITAL 5
9 The amount of Capital Ftockl* ~8500,000 00 f
8 The amount oJ Capital Stock pal* up 15... 6t0.000 00 c
4 ASSETS. . 1
Cash on hand 843.4S 32 "
Caah in hands of Agents or in coune of
transmission si 1
Balances on book due the Company. 2o j
Bdl seeured by , l security, 65 t
Btal Estate unencumbered IS.Ojj 00 (
Par Value. Market. ,
Ell shares Hartford B'k Etock 861100 C 7.45) 00 i
4UO .. Phtßllx 40 010 40UW00 -
100 .. Oonn.Riverßank'gCo.Si'k 6.*00 6 400U0 «
ao .. Fanners* A Mech's B'kbt'k, S»,0oo 22.5J0 OJ . J
qoo .. Kxehange •• .. l ft .oo u,foo O) \
li 4 :: Sty .. W4O» 1I.»»00 1
150 .. B'k of Hartford Oo 7 500 . (W •
£OO .. Charter Oak .. .. 2a,wn a
150 .. Mercantile .. .. 15.000 14.KX) O) ,
132 .. Merch'taAManaTrs .. •• 1<,200 13M0O0
J3I .. £tna .. .; 13.7 0 14316 00
SuO .. AmericanExch'ge .. .. J>j,o 0 SliiltX) >
»C .. Ban* of America . .. W.MO IB.UW W :
900 .. Bank of Oco merce .. : o.u>t 3',7'0 00
Bco .. Importer t Traders B*k .. 3 > 000 00
'2 Hi .. Manhattan co. .. .. 10.000 13.8 OCO
" IOT Merchants' .. .. I'J.KO HiHOOO
9w .. Lnlon •• •• I^OO 1 ) lowoo
200 .. Ocean .. •• 10.CW W
l'O .. BankofNorthAmerica .. !o.oio 11,0 0U)
800 .. MetropoUtan B'k.. UIOOO 3J.450 IM
1«0 .. Blickstooe .. .. 10 0.0
100 Bank of Commerce .. 30.000 10.375 w
10 .. Scffolk .. •• 1,000 1.270 00
1W .. Hide*ndLeather .. .. lu.*oo 10.500t0
HW " Granite .. .. 10.003 lU.BOJ 00
100 .. Webster .. •« HMM)" 10.75*1 00
lS
lro .. AUantlO .. .. 10.000 1U.&25 00
10j .. FkS ate of Missouri .. 10.000 iftOOJ W)
100 .. Hartford aN.ILIt K, .. 10.00) U)
3J .. Colp. River .. •• 2000 I.UX)<O
130 .. Oonn. R.ver r ompany .. li W0 8,100 00
2 Ohio State .. 6 .. .. 1W& 10.000 10*075 CO
»HIS ~ 6 .. .. ltd, 3U.UQO 2ttoQ 00
80Tennessee .. « .. •• IsVS. 2UOOU li»5o uo
C. 8. Treaiur/ Notes. (4X VcU IVWX) ljtgs 10
Tctal amount of Assita, 8'.98 63i S3
LIABILITIES.
5 No liabilities to Banks, or oto era. due or
tot due.
A No losses adjusted acd due.
7 Lo*ses either unadjusted or I #5901359
8 Adjuftedacdnotaue, {
9 Lsssei In eu'pmse waiting fur*
ther proof, lrduded In la*t
answer above. , „ , Ar
10 All clher claims jjgairitthe Co. ?.655,9i
Total am't cf Liabilities, H68.909 96
II The rule of the Comoany is not to exceed S.O.WJ in
any eneiUk.Buej£cttoli>ubyasinKt»fire.
12 Tbeamountlns2iedinadlyorvlllage.depen(?aupon
lu size—generally all the desirable nak to be ha?;
sobj :tt to the role lait kbove saaed. tii ,
13 The amount insorcrf In any oce block of bulldinrs.
depe r dj upon its size and construction, subject
ta the ru'e above referred to. .
14 The Act of Incorporation is the same ai filed In Jan.
uary. 1553,
TlitlO. C. AiLIN, S«crctary,
[ORIGINAL.]
[Certificateto expire ontheSist day of January. 1360.]
AcotTOa'fl Orncs. Stxti or Ilurozs.}
gpaiscn£Ln.Uanuary ( ISJ9. )
Whereas, the Hartford Fire Iniurance Company,
located at Hartforii. In the Slate of Connecticut,
us filed In this office a st&Wment of the condi
tion ol lu affairs, as required by "An Act to reKUlate tbe
Agendescf Ineurance Companies not Incorporated by
the State of Illinois," approved February 17, >855. ana an
act amotdatory thereto, approved Jaouary 22. laji; and
whereaa, said Company has furnished aa.la factory evi
dence that it Is possess id of th» required amount oi capi
tal invested In stocks «nd mortgages, and has filed In this
office a written Instrument, s gned by the President and
Secretary thereot, appointing H. li wtllmarth of Chicago,
itl Agent for the transaction of the buslnewof said Compa*
ny.and Aillyandunresirvedly auUiorltirwhlmto acknowl
edge service of tirocess for un behalf of said Com*
pany. oonsentlng that service of process upon him. the
said Agent, shall be taken and held to be as valid as if
served upontbe Oomi>a~y. and waiving all claim of trror
by reason of such service,
how, therefore, in pursuance of tee nrovisions of tbe
Act aforesaid. L Jesse K. Dubois. Auditor of Public Ac*
count* of the gtate of lUlnoi*. do hereby certify tnat the
said Heoi7 B. W I'lmarth is authorized as an Agent for the
said Company, tn transac«the business of Insurance in
this btate. until the thirty-first day of January, in the year
eighteen hundred and sixty, so far as he maybe legally
empowered so to do by said Company. ....
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my
name, and affixed the seal of my office, at Sprinsfie.d.
this fifteenth day of January A. D. 1b52.
jKaaiS K.DUBOIS, Auditor P. A.
11. E. WILLtUETU, Ajtat,
jaS7c93lm Corner S:uth Water and Clark-sis.
PHCENIX
INSURANCE
COMPANY,
—CF—
Hartford. Coun.
S; L« LOOMI?, President.
H, KELLOGG, Secretary,
WESTERN BIliNCn OFFICE,
omczsrirATz
M. MA-G-ILIli, G-eneral Assnt,
STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY 8, 1859.
Examined and approved by the Auditors of Wisconsin,
lowa, lodlana. Ohio. Illinois and Tennessee In compli
ance with tbe Lawsol those Slates,
i CASH CAPITAL $200,000 00.
CASH ASSETS, 8419.0&4 C 9.
Cash, en hand and In bank 8 5T,4">111
** due and !rom Agents *5,174 70
shares New York Dank stocks zii
1100 " Hartford ** ** 114 5^61«0
10J " otberN. E. " " &7*« W
t Am't loaned ou Mortgages of Real Eslate 'BOSOOtO
** - " Pledge of Bank *t9cks 2>*,510 CO
30 Water Bonds of the town of New Britain,
Connecticut 10 500 00
10 O P. AL R. R. Konds. cu«ranteed ",W«1
Accumulated Interest on Investments 3 W
) Real Estate owned by the Company, unincum
j bered 6.4CG 71
| Total Asseta 5119.08415
Liabilities, btlng unadjusted losses and those
hot doe 53L343 00
The foregoing Statement rreients sueh a view of the
Company's posltio j as must impress the conviction on
> the minds of allot Its solvency aod healthy condition.
Tbe amou*t of its liabilities is lets than Co npanles do.
In* to large and extensive a bunlnets generally show
"no long and lirge list of unpaid losses," as a tet cfl
against accumulations are sen h*re.
If, therefrre, you want Insurance In a First-Clan Insu
rance Coinpany. goto the "PIHESIX" through any of
iUautboilzed Agenta. and vour application will be re
ceived and buslaess promptly attended to.
the prominent tams ondcilles
of the Union.
BRANCH OFnCE.Nos. SI and 33 West Thlrdst., cp
ptslte Masonic Temple.tlDcinna'l O.
Ateota appointed, correspOLdence attended to. losses
adjusted and paid, and a l tuslness of tbe Wes;em
Branch attended to wltn dispatch and fidelity by
M. MAQtLL. General Agent.
H Ml MAQILU J Axents aad Adjastirs,
' gT STATE AUTHORITY
CBOIOB Ist CLASS INSURANCE
—BT THI—
-5
X)
Kneorporatcd 1819—Cliarter Perpetual.
:0 CASH CAPITAL $1,000,008.
lAbeolnte and Dblmpared
With a Sorplos of 9666,140 10.
X) Aad the prestige of 33 years succps and enericnce.
Tbe Capital alone being double that *r any Fire Insu
rance ComDany in the united States.
)0 ASSETS. JULY Ist, IVS.
Oaah on hand and deposited In Hartford
Banks •179.154 16
X Cash in tracsit and Aaenta' hands 114,719 05
U.S. Treasury Notes, 6per cent. Interest...... 2.500 OJ
146 State Bonds ltiijo 00
Money due the Company, secured by mort
-0 ReafcrtAVe unincumbered
O Bills receivable 64.4*) S4
xiunTun.
4 in Bonda, 6,7, andlO V cent, interest annu
ally 161.250 00
'4 167 share* Railroad Stock 82,772 00
66 share* Connecticut River 00. Stock.... 1,350 CO
;0 60 shares Stafford Bank Stock 5.-J2O 00
60 shares Waterbury Bank Stock 6,250 00
86 shares Providence Bsnk Stock 1.973 00
18S9 shares Hartfordßank stock 230.112 50
8U)30 shares New York Bank Stock. 643.740 0u
U shares Jersey City Bank Stock I.DCO 00
a ito shares U. S. Trust 00. New York Stock. ILIW3 OJ
9 2UO shares New York. L. L and Trust Com.
s pany Stock. H750 00
4 a; i|n in
0 „ TOTAL LL'.BILinEB:
Unsettled 01 aims not due WC.714 U
LtSMS Adjusted and Pronptly Fald«
~ UPWARDS OF 511,000,000 of losses have been
6 paid by the Ana Insurance Company in the oast 89
\ mri>
u Fire and Inland Navigation.
Risks accepted at terms consistent with solvency and
' fair profit.
bpeclal attention given to Inmranceof Dweillaga and
j Contents for terms oT of o.ie or five years.
Organised on a NATIONAL basla. with aaendes In
n the prinplpal cities and towns. Cash transactions, free
from the objections of thi credit system. Application
made to any duly authorised Agent promptly attended
to. Bystrlctattentionf) a legitimate liavraDee business
this Oompany Is enabled to offer both indemnity for tbe
j. pastand security for the future.
T PoUdeslssued without delay by any of Its duly author
-1 laed Agenta
if Branch Office 171 Vine street, OindnnstL.
e attended to with dispatch asd
J. B. BEHNZrr, Geoar«l Agent-
HUBBARD A HUNT, Asents, Chicago.
3 w. B. PATCH, State Agent Peoria, Illinois.
oclb4l-6m
L STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OP
IO the Macara Fire losurance Company of toe city of
New Tork on tbe first day of January. 1559. in conformity
with the Law ol Illinois:
t. Hr*t—The name of the Company Is tbe Muara Fire In.
d suranoe Oompany, and is located in the Oily and£ta4e
a of r»ew fork.
Be»n<t—The amount of iti Capital Stock Is Two Hundred
if Thousand Dollar*.
X Third— Tfro amount of its Oapital Stock* paid up. Is
\i Fourth—ll Cash on band and In the hands of
l- . JK«cta... $22,916.73
a J* No Keal Estate.
,t sB. I. Three New York City revenue
1. b. nds, 6 per cent 425 000
d • Seven Brooklyn City Water Lo«n
0 6 per cent bonds. 57.00J
if 8. Six Hudson Kiver tfaLroad. Ist
D , morUa*e. 7 per cnt A&oJ-41.50a00
a 4, Debts due the company secured by
if bonds and mortgages, being ail
first and of which mere
. than *IOO 000 is upon property
e worth doub.e the amo :nt mort
- gagedthereonat7><c ntlnterest,2l3,7so,oo
16. Luana on Sfcks tnvable on de
mand of the u. k.l value of
, a49.(M. 27.625 75
6. Debts for t rem urns 7i? 66
r 7. All other tecuritles 8.513 64
'' Tctal Assets of the Company 1314,065.72
Fifth—The Company owes no bank or other
creditors.... none.
Slxt) I —Losses adjusted aad due none
" Be rmtb— Losses adjusted and not que none.
KUuib—Losses nsaoiusted 2 200.00
Nlc.th ~Lo:ses tn suspense waitlne further proof Loofl.OO
| Tenth—Ko other claims the company., none.
Total of Liabilities of the Oompanj • 7A)0.0O
: Deventh—The greate»t amount insured In any
• oterisk... 15.000.00
7 _ . . INo general rules cn the<e points,
? Twelfth I but seldom exceeding SIO,OOO.
M ulrteesth f and single risk In tne dty, and
J $6,000 oct,
MMmUO dm. OaftaiAfnSWa»a%Nl.
• ' ••"
STATE OF ILLTNOIB, COUNTY OF COOK, F
n.—Oook Cocnty Court of Common Pleas, February '.
icnn. 1859.. . . }
Silvester L'nd."Bamttelß. Slater, Ex'cu'or* and ""rus'ees ,
of Jaber Barber. r». Joseph Wilde, Mentor, *
Ana Wilde, his wi e. Mary Asa Rirber, Lacy Buber. J
Harriet Barber, Charles Y. Bell, and Ells* Bell, bis 0
wl-tt—ln Chancery* ' '1 . . , ,
Affidavit of the nor residence of Marr Ann Barber. ■ I
T ncy Ear be-, Hsrr.at Barber, Char lea Y. Be'l and Eliza *
Beil. b a «lfe.p&rt ofthe defend«nts above named, having. ;
been filed In (ha office of the Clerk of said Oook Ooantv *
Court of Ocmmon Pleas. given totNesald J
Mart Aaj Barrier, Lncy Barber. Uardet Barber. Charles ■
Y. Bell, and E"J*% B>i'. bis wife, that the oomelainonts *
flinithelrbillolcompialntlnthesaldCourt.onineChan. <
cerr aide thereof on tbe S9th day of Janu -r/. 1659. and J
that a saranons thereupon issued oat o> g&id Court J
against said defendants, returnable on tbe fiTt Mon> *
day of April next. A. D. ICS), as Is by law required. J
Now. onl-u »on.- thfe said Vwy Ann Barber. Lacy 5
Barb?r. llarrlttßarber. Ch-rlesY. Bli ani EilzaUe.l, j
Lb wife, shall personally be and appear bvfore
said Cook Cou*ty Coa-t of Common Fleas, on
tbe first flay of the next tern thereof, to be holotsi
at Chicago in said County on the flnt Monday of
April. 186?, and plead, answer or demur to tie said
complainant's bill of complaint, the same and tbe nat
ters tad thlnjo therein chanced and stated will be taken <
as confessed, and a decree entered against yon accord*
lnttoths prayer of slid bill. - _
. WALTER KIMBALL. Clerk.
' . Ma*h?r.Ta*tA King. o^*3pi'U jofrs.- frg-tw.rlS j
rpRUSTEE'3 SAL E .—"WHEREAS vj
L Cheiles C. Clarke and Mary 8., his wife. cf the el'y (
of Chicago, Courty of Co->k, andFtvte of IMno's exe- |
rn'ed to toe as Tsostcs a de«d of trust cf the premises
herelnaft-T de'clbt\ to aecore'le pijcnert of a erialn i
promissory note of Five eusdred and rlxtr Seven I'ol*
hi-, therein mentioned which de*d of tr*ist bears d.te
May flfih, A. 1), lfvjs, and Is recorded In the Recorder's
*• ffioe ot Wa'-worthiounty, aid Htatf of Wl»c>rsiii, in
Bx.k£lof Moitgaier, Pa»es4lo and4ll; and whereat
def<*u<th'S been made lnt.epaamentofsildnite and •
applicat on hasbeen madeti me b» tbe le*»l bolder of
■nd note, to sell said prem'ses. under said dtedot trust,
lor site p*rpos?s tnereln expressed. Now. th-refcre.
public nstlc* Is hereby given that I ell til sell at public
auction, at the North door of the Oonrt house In the
ciy of Chicago, In said County and Bute, to tbe hlshest
h'dd-r for Cnah. at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon, on the
NL\TH DAY OF MARCH. A. D. th«i premises do
sctib'd la said deed of trust, to wit:—Tbe undivided
two-thirds 0»i of tbe north half the 'orthwest quarter
Section twenty-nine <£»). Town number one (l», N. r h
lla*RiaQaberßiueetiU6) east of the tonrth P<lxiclt»u
M ridlsn. and eontilnlac fir y three and one third (liMJ
arres. be tbe sam s more or less, the same being land i-et
to BirJanin F. i lark* and t'h&rles 0. Clarke from
the cttjte of tbe late lt. Qarke.
. . FRANCIS F. EGQI.E3TON.
Chicago. February 2ad. lsoi>. . ft 2 50: cl£3
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF COOK
£3.—drccit Oosrt of Cook County. March Terra,
1=63.
James Wilson and Beajamla Eolesloa ti. Robert Csrna
han-In Chancery.
/vtUdarlt or the non-residence of Robert Camaban.
defendant above n«aed. baring been filed In office
of tbe Clerk of said Clrm't Court o( Cook County.
Notice Is hereby clven to the said Robert Camahan that
said eofUpla'oants filed their bill of complaint tn said
Oonrt on the Cbanoery side thereof, on the eleventh day
of Janaary, 1535. and an & summons thereupon
Issued out of said Court ax&last s*ld defendants, re
turnable on the first Uonday of Marcn next. l&*. as Is by
law reqiUred. tbe said Robert Oamaban
shall personally be and appear before said Circuit Court
'of Cook County, on tbe first day of tbe next March tens
thereof to be noldenat Chicago, in said County, on tbe
first Monday of March. 1S&. and plead, answer or de
murto the said complainant's bill of complaint, the same
and the matters ana things therein charged and stated
will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered tgnlnrt
jou according to the prayer of said bilL ,
WM. L. CHUECH. Clerk
Arthur W.Wlndet. Oftm»vu Mr. feUw c! 36
ITORTGAGE SALE.—NOTICE IS
LtJL hereby (dren that defaa.th«Tlne beeo nade In
the paymeat of a certain Prjtcl»ory Note secured in and
i.y a certain mortcise. made and executed by Alfred P.
Wane, bearing date 17th oay of AoriL anl rucordcl
In the office of the Reorder of Deeds for the County of
Oook. and State cf Illinois. In 80. k36 if Mortgages, at
Page 741, to Geo. At. Gray, to secure tbepaTmentof a
certain promisor* note in raid martcace mentioned ati
wnicb tnTe will be du? on the dir of aale. principal and
interest. &gbt^Thousand Klghty>Etsht Dollars and Ninety*
Six Cents. • how, therefore I sjail. by virtus of the
povCr in aaid ciortcaec Sowtalned. on TLiCRSI)&Y• the
teoib day or March, A. D. 1&*. at the Court House, in
the city «'f Chlc«go and County of Oook, and State of
llllnou, at 10 o'clock A M., sell ai pnb'J 2 auction to the
highest biddtr f»r c si the (ollowiug described lots or
pieces of lands, together with all rtgtit and »>quity of re*
demotion, situated lathe cttrof Oilcjuo, and County of
Co k.acadMit«of Illinois, to wit; lue undivided one*
half of Lots ons it) and two 2>, In Block four W, Fort
Dearborn Addition to Chicago. _
GEO. M. GRAY. Mortzage.
Ch'Cago.Tfb. 81b. f t 9 c!9i td.
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY,
IO Bi—Cook County Circuit Court—February Special
Term. A. D. 1553.
Henry Milirardrs. O.D. Olbertaii k Co.
Public notice Is hereby given to the said 0. D. Colbert,
son A Co that a writ of attachment Iriued out of the
on ce of the Clerk of the Oook County Clrcnlt Conn,
dated the tenth day of January, A. D. 1851*. at the
salt of the said Henry Milward, ana against the estnte
of tbe said 0. D Calbertson k Co., for the sum of one
bnndred and eighteen dollars, directed to ths Sheriff
of Oook County, which said writ has been retorced exe
cuted. _
Now. therefore, unless yon, the said C. D. Colbertsons
Co. sbsli personally be and appear before tbe said Cook
County CiraLtComt, on or before the flrstday of the next
SuecldJ term thereof to be holdeu at the Court uouse. la
the city of Chicago, on the second Monday of Fetv
ruary, A. D. l»y. give special bail, and plead to the
said plaiLtilTs sictlou mdsment will be entered axainst
I ynu and In favor of the bald Henry Milward. and so
much of the property as may be sufficient to
satlsfythe eald fragment hud costs, will be sold to satlsiy
ths -loe. WM. L. OHCRCH. Clerk.
H. Davs. Plff'i Att r. ialß4wc*
RECEIVER'S SALE.— STATE uF ILLI 1
n K Cook County. feS.-Cook O'a-ty Court of !
Common P<eas—Chicago, January SHth, lte9. I
Granville Eimbatl vs. Luke Comstock. WatttnT.llesox, !
Kdwud U Comstoc.—ln Chancery. I
Public Notice ts hereby clTen. that LLC. Paine Freer,
as Receiver, appointed by the Oonrt. in theabsve entitled
cau»e, will on the Sixteenth day February, A. D. 155f.
at the north door of tbe Court House of tbe County of
Cook, In tbe city of Chicago, at ten o'clock in thr fore
. noon of said day, sell at Public Auction to the highest
' binder, for casu. a certain t-ond in the penalty often
th -usund dollars execu'ed by Warren T. llecox, as
Ocl'g .rto lutce Comsiock asOblgee. reo:tlnc that ths
oblUor Is Indebted to tbe oblliee In the sntn of Qve thoa*
sand dollars, i.art of the i urcbdse money of tne Real Ks>
fue beTctnnfter descrloed. and conditioned for tbe pay.
raeot of said sam of five thousand dcllart. to Kdvard L.
Corns ock. son of Luke Comstock, upon his becom
ing of ase, and tbe interest on said Bond payable to said
» at therateof eUhtper c*ct per annum
annually on the 6 b day cf February in each year, until
• the said Boud matures, watch will be on the £6tb day of
Febiuary. A. D. IS7L said Bond secured by a Deed of
Trust, which, with the sa'.i Bond, baar date February sth,
1851 executed by said Warren T. Hecox, and ru nlntto
sal.l aeietiah A. wynkc.no, d conveying to said Wyn.
koop all that oart of tot three (il>, in Block - ce
aad forty-one (141). In the fchool flection Addition to
Ctdcitfn, coiomeacmg cn the northwest comer of sail
lot three 0!>, runniQK thecce tcu>h on the west line > f
D said lot one hundred ei<Dty nine fert to an alley, thence
) east alocg s%ld alley thirty three feet, thence north paral
-0 lei with the west line to Monroe s'.eet. thsnce weit
D along ths south tin* of Monroe street tblrty-three feet.
titbep'aceof beginning. Said Deed ot T;tut reciting
9 the condi'ions of the Bond substantiallv. and containing
D a of sale. L. C. PAINE FKEE4,
D jaatdcSl Receiver.
1 QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK COUNTY: SS.
■ O Circuit CoortofOook County, FebrnaryfipedalTern
I A. D..1559.
Johnß Kirg ts. John 1\ Gardon Corkllng,
3 Caroline A. Ccnkllnc, Sara't A. Conkllng. Gad!ry Bry.
act. PetsrPecoy and Chariss J. Tremam, -In Chan
b or tli» of John P. Conkl'nr,
1 Ga don Cankling and tar lneA. his wl e,
Su-ahA.Conklln-.Godfteyßrjant and Ch res J. lr«
main, defendant) above named, having been filed In
r tbe office ot the Clerk ot said Clrcnlt Court of Cook County
2 notice ts hereby triven to the said J hnP. Coakltn/. G«r
tioaCcn*Uog a:d Csro'lae A. hi* wlf?, d-rah
t- A Con li ir.Goltreyiryantaidohar.eaJ. T.cealntbat
if slid complainant filed his bill of complaint in MldiCourt
:■ on be Caincbry side thereof, on thefi stday ofFtrop.
rry 1!459; and that a summons thereupon issued out ol said
s Court acalnst said Ueiendants. returnable on the second
Monday of February insr., (1:»5) as Is by law required.
b Now, utlefsyon. tbe said Joon P. Con'llnjt. Uaroon
CoLklicshni I'&ro.i e A Conkling his wife, s&rj>h A.
s <>oifre/ Br.*ant»nd Charles JjTrereaini shall
a I'trsorally t>e and befo e said Olicui. court of
Oook Co.. on the first day of the next special term thereof:
tobeholdeo at •.hicaso. In sMd cocnty, on tiie second
Mondayo febresry. and t lead, antwer or demur
tc the said complainants'bill of complaint, the same and
the matters ana thlncs therein charged and stated will
be taken as conf.ssed.and a decree entered against you.
according Ui Uie prarer of UOHCECnx ,„ t
] George £co?i!le, Comp'ti lol'r. ies cl; 7 4w
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUK COUNTY,
0 SS.—Circuit Ceurt of Oook County, January Specla
Ton. A. D.. lbo9.
WllUam McCully, John F. McOolly, and Mark W. Wataon,
vs. George tl Hoyt.
PubllcNoUcelsherebyidventotbes. ,, i GeonreE.Hoyt
that a writ of at' e. issued out of the office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Ooun cf Cook County dated the elgb;
tetnth day of December. A. D. ISSS, at the suit of tbe said
WllUam M«*Cnlly. John F. McCully and Mark W. v»atson
find against the estate of the saidGeo.E. Uoytforthe suii'
01 two hundred and ninety-eight dollars aad twenty-three
cents, directed to the Sheriff of Oook County, which said
writ has been returned executed. Now. therefore, unless
you, the said Geoige tL Hoyt shall personally be and ap
pearbefore the said Circuit CourtolOook County on or be
fore the tlrst daj of the next special term thereof, to be
boldenat the . oart llonse in the city of Chicago on the
first Mondty of January A. D. 1p59, rive special bail,
and plead to t .e said plaintiffs' action, judgment will be
entered . -00, and in favor of tr.e said Wb.iun
*: cOally, John F. McOully and Mark W. WaU.n. azul so
much oi tuv Liroperty attached as may be sufficient to ut
sfr the tala mdsment madcostswlll sold to satisfy
• the t&al WILLtAM L. OHDROH. O.era. .
Cornell ffalteAJJuncson.Piff'sAtt'ys de'^baJ<>:'d
STATK OF ILI.INOIj, COUWTi OF
Cooc. BS.—Cook County Ccnrt of Ocmmon Pleas,
Februsry YersL. lb£3.
Charles 11. liooth and Cha:les Tuttle \s. OiviHe Flsch.—
i Attachment.
Z Public notice is hereby given to the said Orvilie Finch
a writ of Attachment Issued oat or the omce
or the Clerk cf Cook County Court of Common Pleas,
dated the fl'St day ol Febuary. A. D. ifW, at the in'.t of
the said Charles H. Booth and Charles Tuttle and against
« tbe estate of the said OrrUle Finch *or tne rum o r six
g t»en bnndie» anu forty-two do'larsandforty-eiibt centi
r i directed to the Sheriff of Cook county, which said
n writ has been retimed executed. .
Now. therefore, unless you. .he said Orvilie Finch shall
4 personally be and appear before the said Cook county
I Oourtof Common Pleas, on or oefore the first day of the
4 next term thereo', to be holden at tbe Codrt House
■ In the city of Chicago, on tbe first Mondar of Febru
ary. A. D. I;£S. give special ball and plead to the said
n plaintiff's action fudgmentwlll be entered against you
q andln favor of the said Charles 11 B)otb and Charles
n Tut le. and n much of the property attached at may.
a be sufficient to satisfy the said judgment and costs,
n will b« K>ld to satlilythe üb'.
a WALTER KIMBALL, Clerk.
0 Thompson k tifeop, Plfffs Att'ts. fe3 cl£»301
" OK GRAHAM MARR CE
n I'i ceasei. Public notice is hereby given to ail per
so.# having claims and demands asanst tbe estate of
n »-raramMarrdeceased, topresmt adjcdl
cation and tettle-neniata regular term of tie County
0 Oou.t of Coot Coantj. to be nolden at tbe Bouse
In the City of on the first Monday of March, A.
1 D. lii 9. being the sev< nth day thereof.
LUJLK MARK. Executrix
of the last Will aad Testament of tiranam Marr deed,
• HvH.iL MxaxT. Agent.
Bine IVanL Januiry ll h. 1559. lal2 6«*
5 QTATE OF ILLINOIS—COOK COUSir.
O Circuit Court ofCook Cocnty.—January Special Term,
A. D. l!»<.
Jerman S. Ke&tor and Porter Skinner vs. Andrew J.
J Snort.
3 Public notice Is hereby given to the said Andrew J.
Short, that a writ of attachment issued out of the o±ce of
d the Clerk ofClrcult Ooun o> wook County dated the fourth
day of Decanter, A. D. ISSS. at >ht suit ot tbe said Jennan
Q S. Keator and Porter Ssluner and against the estate A
m tbe said Andrew J. Short for the sum of Three Thou
a sand Dollars directed to the Sheriff of Oook County,
4 which saldwritbas reenretoniedcxecoted.
m Now, Ui ere fore unle s you, the said Andrew J. Short
. shall personally be and ppe&r be or- the said Circuit
Oowk County on or before tbe first day of the cext
epecialTe m thereof obe bolden at tbe Oour House, in
tne C.ty of Chicag., on th« first Monday«f January, /A.
D. 11S5L live special ball, and plead to in? said platntUTs
&cUon Judgment will be entered axal <st you and n favor
5 cf the said Jennan 8. Keator and Porter Skinner, and so
much of tbe croH-rty attached as may be sufficient to
aatisfythe eald judjaaantand «««ts. will be soldtos tisfy
the same. WM. I>. OHDROH, Oerk.
OomelL WalteA Jameson. Plt'ffs Att'ys. de^9h«.'d^"<Vl
. \/TASTER'S oALE.—STATIii OF ILLI
™ It I no!s. Coek Oounty. Circuit Court o! Cook Co.
—lnChanoery.
if benactt B. Chambers vs. James Mlchie.
y Public notice is hereby given that tn pursuance of a
Decretal Order entered In the above entitled cause,
i. oa tbe fourteenth day of January. A. D. ISS9. L
e L. C. ?alne Freer. Master In Chancery of Cook County,
Mate or Illinois, will on tbe twelfth of February, A.
d D_ tSI9. at ten o'clock In ths forenoon of said cay. sell
tt>ubllc auction, to toe highest-bidder, for cuh. at the
I. North door of the Court House, of tje Oountv of Cook,
la the city of Chicago, alHhe following described parcel
«f real eitate w wit: Tbe west fraction of the rorth
n west and s> ulb-wett quarters of section No.
67). m township thirty eight (3ft), rangetweUe tli> east of
the third principal meridian, in Oook county, containing
one hundred and twenty three acres mot e or leia.
L. 0. PAINc. FKtCR.
Master in Chancery. Oook county.
Chicago. Jan. 80th. taatctetd
0 QTATE OF ILLINOIS—OOOK COUNTY,
O S S.—Oook Oounty Oourt of Common Pleas—Feb
ioary Term. A.
WUliam E. DacceU. Henry D Bassett and D. Hobart
iiilU, ts. Ranaoiph Densmsre, Barney H. Dyckcaa
0 and ftawln oensoore—Attachment
Public Notice is hereby given to the said Randolph
Denim ore, Barney H- Dyekmaa and Xdwln Densmn e.
s that a writ of issued out of the office of the
• Clerk of the Oook Oounty Court ofOommon.Pleas, dated
k the twenty-fourth day of December. A. i>. 1863. atthe salt
_ o. ibe said W'n. B DogxeU. Henry D. BavcU and D.
9 Hobart Htlla. and a«alnst the estate ot thesald JUcdolph
n»nnnir», Uaroeyli. uyekman and Kdwin Dcsssore,
for tne sum of Three Hundred and Wxty£e ven DoUars
aad Seventy-PourOents. directed to tne Sheriff of Oook
OeontT. which said writ has beenretmped exeorted.
Wow, therefore, unless jou. thesald Randolph D*n>-
0 more Batney 1L D*c*mai and £dwin Dewior*. shall
0 personally be and appear before the said Oook Comity
Courtof Ootmnoa fle»s. on or before thefim day ofthe
- next term thereof, to be holdea at the Oonrt House, in
0 the eity of Chicago on the first Monday of February.
A. D. iss?. gtre special baiL,and plead to tbe said
0 slalntlfTs action, lodgment wul be entered against you
aTlTuwofttimwnilaa/ DoggetL Henry D.
latom,
\f' OIUVrA/JZICSONXi Plf'i A»*F. JalMw-O
CcgaL , .
rnKUBTEE'S SALE—DEFAUuT HAVING «
J. bent made by Stephen Derr and Horatio G. Lnm- Ac
bard in the payment cf a promissory note executed by
them and datod on thr fifth day of April, aad payable to
tbe order of Timothy Eirktea month ■ ater date the. eo',
and bticsfor the inm cf nineteen hundred and fllty firs a
dollars (1L933), ani drawing interest at 'en per cert. A
Public nLt'.ce Is therefore btreby given that in porn,
anceof tte powers contained In adeed of Trait esecnted
by ssld T>errand > cmbard of date with slid note, run*
ningto the as Trustee, L Ihimas Freeman. laoc
tbe Trustee named la eald deed of trust, wll on the nlie.
teenthdayof February, A. D. 159. at ten o'clock in tbe
ftra 0 ? c day. at pnbib aoctlor forcajhto t nT T
the highest bidder, at the north dooro' the Court House
of tbe county of Coot to the city of a tl the real
estate aad property described In a. d conrejed by said
deed of trust. towKt lot noraber e'erea OlHn block
cutober twenty CO) in CaTjentf l - A l.iUon to Chicago. I
I V ed t lall »*' l 'yof Cn'rr.iO.cou ty or Cook aad •Mate bm?i
ftUllnobs said . ;ru»t recorded In be«.ffie-©f ®
the Record-r ;f conn»r. April 6lh. 1859. la book if,?-
Oof IWd- THOMiSFiIE£MAN.
Tru^ee._
QTATE OF ILLINOIS-COUNTY OF
kJ Cook—SS. C«ok rt*»«3ty Court cf Oomman P.iai lh
Febuary Term. A. D. 1£59. to oi
patriek Hi*g»ns vs. wni!am Welch. WEIUm Si ii®'
Dtnlel Alurpbyan«* Jeremiah A. i».l£sella. In Chancery. 2«q
Affidavltof the non-resldtrce'of Jeremiah A. Klns-!la pin*
and Daniel Slurp by. above named, having unJi
been nled in the office of the clerk of ssld ok County soa«
AJrurtof Common Pica*, notice is hereby given to the of cl
said Jcem ah a. Sins«ila and Daalel Marpry the As
complainant filed hi* bill of complaint in said Court, on t^eJ
•be Chancery ride thereof on tbe day of Can:
April 1657. and that a summons bas ssued out cf said cur t
Court aga'nst ssld defeDila' ta. returnable on the first dlsp;
Monday of Feboary next. its 9. as is by law required. We.
Now. nnlees you. the said Jeremiah A. Rinsella solU
ana Daniel Morpby shall personally be and appear Cf
before said Cook County Court of Common Pleas of Mad
Cook county, on tbe first day of tbe next term
thereof to be holden at Chicago, in said ciuniy, on the
first Mondav of Febuary, lsoS..snd plead, answer or de
mur to the tiid complainant's bill of complaint, the same *„,
ana the matters and things therein charged and stated 211
will be taken as confessed, and a decree entered
you according to the prayer of eald bill. ▼.
W. KT\raay.T., clerk. u
G>uloo A Hitchcock. Oomnl'U Pol'rs. j»7 b&l64v j) j
TV/HERIiAS, JOSIAH E. COLBURN, OF m
cure the p >yment of a ctrtain note ma le aed slgaed by Rin
him together sr.ti one RibertL. Du- lap, forth- sum of Hw
three thousand dollars, dated 4th. ISS, pay-
aMe to Erastui bailey or order. In one >e-r from date,
with interest at ten per cent, per ancum. did by a cer. fe
ts?n deed of treat executed b-* him bea log even date
sua note, grant, bargatn and convey to the under, pri
stsned Hiram P. Mather, of Ohicaro, afore:al4.' ceitaln
premjes desaibed in sal i deed of txust as oUows. via: 181
l pur(4j in block sixteen (15). of Carpenter's Ad
dition to Chicago, with thedaeVing house and improve,
mtnta th:reoo." situated in the city of whicago. County T7
of Cook: which de£d of trust contained a power of sale H
obemad»bysald Trustee on application ofthe let-1 A
hf-l'Jer of said tote incaseo! drfan tof psyment Add, belt
whereas, default has been made it piymeit of tbe
amount of principal mentlo ed in isid note, as well as in
payment of interest sic.ee the 4th day of December, 1-67,
and tbe »ald Trastus Bailey, toe legal bolder and owcer *'
of (aid ncte, his applied to the iub»oiber to selltald pre
mlse«;
i\otice ls."thereforp, hereby given that In punnssce of g Ol
the v «er above referred to, and in order to raise the ££?
account due and to bectmt due for i riacipal snd Interest
on tbe note aoove mentioned, together with the c.tts
and exrenses of advertising anl seiiinc in ounuance of Sr
raW power. 1 shall, on SAXOivDAY, tbe twelfth day uf x*?
February next, at 11 o'clock In tte forenoon of
thkt day at tbe north front door of the Court x? 3
House, la the said city of Cbicaso, ofler for ale V°s
and tell at public auction ta tbe highest bidder for
caih the tremltes de>cribed above acd in said deed eUJ
if trust, and ailtheeqityofrcietaptlrn cf Jcsi«h Gn
E. toibnrntherein. Ad-edinfee wilt be made to tha Bui
porchuer by virtue of raid power of tale, fraid deed of c
Uuu duly acknowledged will b» found recorded In the nei
aecorder's"illce af Coak County, node? date of Decim- C
btr ilHh lMa. In iiook lt2ol Desds. tin
liloAM F. MATHe-H, Trustee furErastnsßailey. CL
MiTdEju Tirr & Kiso. Attorneys. Wi
Dated January 3is'. IbH>. clSO
J IHAXCEiIY NOTICE-STATE OF iLLI- J
VJ xcts. County of Cook. SS.—Circuit Oourt ol Cook
Oountv April Term A.D. 1:59. _
FranWin £. Gregory Jcnn mt-jn, Ortrand Eutton, X
M'ses W. Richardson. John H. Bradbury. George K. *
Ricbvdsoa. Ge rse Barues. Jabez W. Lyman, Har
vey Spencer. Edvard Alexander. Johnjj. Westerve t
andOmr S ll'O-svs. A NononKing. ByronH. New* jt:
ell, Rudolph Cchloesser, ElDtidgeG, Newell, andChas.
Sonne. fw
Affldavltoflheoon-resldenceoiKlbrldgeG.NeweU.ose |
of the defendants above named, having oeen filed intheof.
fice of tbe Olerk of said ». lx cult Court ofCook County, Bo
Notice is hereby given to the said Elbrid<» <*. Newell that ah
s»l4 comolainanufiledtbeir bill of complaint Insaid Court te
on the Chancery side thereof, on the twenty-ninth day
of November. l&S, and that a summons thereupon Is- i°
sued out of said Court against said defendant, return* 40
able on the first Monday of January, 1569, as Is. by to
law required. . I
Kott, unless you. tbe eald Hbrlcge G. Newell shall
personally be and appear before said Circuit Co art
of Oook Oounty, on the firstd&y of the nextApiil . •
term thereof, to be holden at Chicago, in the said Aj
County of Oook, on tbe urst Monday of April, 1559,
and plead, answer or demur, to the said complainants' bill
ot complaint, the same and tbe matters and things there* j&!
in charged and stated will betaken as confessed, and a -
decree entered against you according to the prayer of said 1J
Fraakim Webster. Cos'pl'ta So.'r. ja27clOl4w
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-COUN
f\. tt Court of Cook Ccnnty, {
In the matter of the estate of Jacob Frtdrick. deceased. V
Ait persocs having cialms against the estate of Jv
Fredrick, dece»B.-d, late of Cjolc CoonLy.are notiSed and
requested to at.erd at the County Com tof Cook **
Cocnty. to be held at t':e Court House, in the city cf Chi
cago, on the first Mondiy of March next, at ten o'clock fan
ti-eioreooon. IT
the administratrix of said estate having bxed on that
term for settling and adjusting all clilms agalost said es
tate. MARGaRITTA FlltlDßlCli, Adjilnistratrix. ci
Tdompsos A Bishop. Att'.s.
Chlcaim. Jannarv Hn. tW la!P3m-rttt jj;
Uailvaaos. »,
IMP«.tTANT NOTICE# r
St, Louis, Alton and Chicago RaiJ.road. 1
CHANCE OF TIMF ot
Two Express Train., Daily J
FOR ST. LOUIS. R
ON AND AFTER SU.SDA7, THE 30TH °
ia»t,trUrswilllea*eDjpot, comerwf Canal aid pj
| Yaaruren streets as follows; ~ at
I 10:10 A. JL Mall ani Express, (sund&ys excepted.)
' £3O P. 1L N ghi (datu:da)s excepted.)
r ARRIVES.
; Night Fxorers 0:05 A. M.
Mail and ltxi»reej 1:25 A.M.
i JOLIET ACCOMMODATION. I
! leaves Jollet. MSA.M. J
Aniffs&t Cnlcar> A. M. t
; Leaves Chicago b-W P SL
; Arrivesat J«li« tiiWP. M.
i ly A. H. MOORE. Oeneral Soot.
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH BAILEOAD
1 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I*HE 11. & fcT. J. R.R. IS NOW OPEN r
. 115 miles west from Hannibal and 73 eut fum St. T
' stapns between the Mis "
i slsjlpdl and Ml«so-ri Rivers. On uie first day oi JUrch »
the enure road will be completed. *
This roue al!:rdi tie mo t direct, reliable ard exredl.
tiousoommanlcaticnwith Kansas, Nebraska,
and PUe's Peak: carrying passenger* 2*) miles nearer to
Pike s Peak than any o.lier Kailroa-i. Frcm St. Jrs'-t h
the Fort Kearney route Is the btst only s<o miles to Pike's
Peak,andr.atheftiarrsvilleoat-off wi.l reduce th's dis
; tanre to 475 From St. Joseph SUces leave daily for
. Leavenworth. Weston and Kansas City, and also to
Atchison aad Lecompton, passing through Geary City, -r
Doniphan. Winchester. Hickory Pbist anduscaloosa,con- *
. nectiog with lines fr-tm Topeka, Ouuka, Grasshopper
- Falls, Lawieace indlsnob, and Fort Hlley. Tte'great J
i overland mail leaves bt Jos**i h every Monday for Salt
Laka. via Fort Kearney. F.-rt Bndger and Noble's Pass. E
To Omaha and uouncil Blaffs a diiiy line o' stages run
from b*. Josephs pas l'K through and by Linden. Ir.wa
Point, Nebraska Cltr, PUtu aouth. Passengers from
. Cntcago. D- troi% Cincinnati Davtoo. Plttsburxn and Lou
lsvule will find this la ever* respect the moit desirable a
I runts. Passengers from Cdca-o via the C. b. kO. R.R., *•
j connect at Quincy.with boats for Hannibal. i
Upon the opening of the road snd navigation on tbe !«
MUsusippl tbe time between Caicsgo and SL Joseph will r
P ied iced to 2o hours. I
i Trains leave cannlbaldally at 8A M. Leave SL Jo. I
t geph at 7A M. JOSLAU HUNT. Supt.
CHICAGO 1
i JIILL-FURNISniIVS DEPOT. '
" T. W. Baxter & Co., t
» P.
I IfiXTVICTCRSK 07 I
: AI 8
OF ALL QUARRIES,
! -«»- ' '
f C. W, Brown's Patent Portable £
i Flottriny and Grist .Jlills, I
} And Dealers b
. DUTCH ANKER BOLTING CLOTHS,
p Smut Mills and Separators, c
Separators for Warehouses, ti
i Beltings of all ainda, p
j Hoisting Screws and Bails, n
i Bran Dostarj, Peels, Proof Sufj, ftc*, 4c, b
! FAIRBANKS' SCALES, °
-AID- J
Mill tmrnTsliins rally. ;
* Han* t Specifications and Ettimatu fnmithtd tl
uhen d<iirtd, and tlu construction of Sttam g
f and Water MiUt contracted for entire. b
r STEAM ESGINES, bOILERS, &G.
* The subscribers having obtained the agency for the sale
of SUam kngmes and Rollers, from the
BUnofactory of Bagley X Sewell,
OF WATERTOWN. N. Y..
wocld Invite the attentloa of purchasers to their superior
meriU of style, work m%ash!p and powers, also their very
lowprices. Thefollowingisalistofpricesof Engineana
Boiler, together with Heate*. tVater aad Steam Pipes.
Cocks, Valves. Arch Casting and Grates, complete aed
ready for us& delivered in Chicago:
6 bom power
8 " M 57S :5 - " LM
f 10 " ** IS SO " ** L 675
i It " - £OO » ** - a»o
i 16 ** •• 1100 «0 - •• 2.2UU
f aad In Dke proportion for larger sizes as required
Every Eaone is furnished with
; JUDSON'S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
For Flour Mills. We confidently recommend them as sn» °
t perior to any other style of Kagiae, and they will
! Save from 25 to 60 per cent in Fuel
1 Overtheosnal class of Boilers In ose at tbe West. We
r shall keep an assortment of different «i*es at our estab- -
} lishmect where they may examineaaad the neeessary
} information obtaued regarding them. Competent men
t wJI, ti desired, be furnished tn set up and start Engines
. In aay pm of the country. We will also supply
■ WATEHWHEELS,SaATTIN&,GEAEINa, kO. r
At rent Low JTeuru. '
T. W. BAXTER A CO., j
i Min Furnishing Depot. West Water strtet, between Ran.
doiphand3ladlson, Chicago. -. I
, ty P. p. AdJieg. Pox No. ST*. ias-4m-bsap
: HO! FOR FIKE'9 PEAK! '
| \
Rifles, shot guns, revolvers,
BOWIE KNIFES, and general ontfltsforthe £
Ulnrs at ±lO Lake street. <sEO.Z. ARBET ■
lor Haaird'a Powder. JaTJ cICU ly
For the Gold Mines. ;
\ QHARP'S AND COLT'S RIFLKS, COLT'S h
O PISTOLS. BOWIE jssajcw-ii-Srf-r -. a
! aNIVKS: also, a j- 2
. aasTtment or Tanet
s and other RlOles. Shot
1 Guns, aad other app«-
t ratus for a general outfit U
for the. Mine*, at 86
; P. K.VTOH A CO.
! AND STEEI. MIXED 3ATINETIS,
5 in TOSa SICILY SUM AH. FOR SALE
a K\w hw aawvea. patok a ft"
1 — 500 BAGS 810 COFFEE ,
5 QAA BALES PRIME NEW YORK 1
iSsS Bm mibi * 80. ' ■
■ .gtarngporttttion.
1859. 1859.
TSK
American. Transportation
o o m p A N Y.
Incorporated under the Laws of tbe StaU of New York
CASH CAPITAL, $900,000.
JOHN L. KIMBERLT. Presidest,
FKtNKLI-1 LER. Vice President.
JAMaS C. EVANi, Sec'y and Treai'r.
AN THE OPENING OF NAVIGATI tS
this company will be prepared to transport Pro
perty. Merchtndlse. Ae..ftom hewTork-Bcston. Albany
and Troy to any of the Western dtles. A'ao. Flon% Pro
visioni. Produce, Ac., from any ot the Lake Ports to (id-*
w.»ier. with as great care and dhpatch, and at as low
rates ss by a >y other responsible tlae, at the same time
vicg throach bi-.li of lading for all property whtn ae
sired.
Ibis Compacyhaveallre cf etihtstaaceh Prop*l-ers,
to o>y between BaQalo and Ctilcag , tauchins «» route
at Shebojgui. Mllwsukee. Racine. Kenosha aid Wauke
gaa. Havl:gat<lilcag>axuo:efacl!ltlestnd wa'ehou*e
aceoxaodailora for the reception assorting and ship
ping of all articles entrusted t > their cue which will be
utUerthe direction of tbelr Agent, who will tlve his ter>
soa*l attention to thefalfiileeat of ccntracts, ac-'justmest
of'claims and dam-gea.
As ourComnany have a large line of Cantl Boats on
t l e trie Canal, and are abca- ui establish aline cf Steam
Cans! B?a:sa:so. w<< 'eel warranted in represen.lr* to
cur numerru* customers, that they can relr upot greater
dlspa ch and at less rat's t~an bub retoiorebeen giren.
We. therefore, a*k tie public to con'inue the raironsge
so lihenlr bestowed upon us durlntthe out four yeais-
Offices and Docks on Market be.aeen Wathington and
Madison strtets, Chicago. .11
IjSI 9md2> CHA3. F. CHAfif. Agent.
XSS 9 .
Illinois Rirer Packet Company.
Incorportei 1858—Capital Stock, $200,000.
D.J.HAKCOOK.Pres't. WJ. p. HANCOCK, Sec'y.
rpHROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVES
1. for FrenhttoSL Louii and all points on the COsola
River atthe lowest ra'e», Preisht taken by Oolcagj and
Rock Island Railroad to feorla, and Steamboat from
ttcnce. Forp*rttcul«rs apply to
.T. W. ALKS<NDER k CX. Agents.
fel lm-c!46 IBX H -cth » ater st.. Cbleaso, 11L
; PmSBCKGH, fT. WATXE t CSICIGO K. K
1858-9... .WINTER HATES... .1868-9
Through FrelslaC Line.
' CmOM DATS AND UNTIL FURTHER
[ JP notice, Frelsht will be c&rrled orer this Line a|
' ■ :i ,i aS li j |S
e 8 !§ I s I§ $ 53
r fn.nohlew.to |- B fc Kfe
a a QA
f Boston tl.Sotl.3Btl.lT 67t1.Mt1.3S
I New York. 1.80 L4O 1.9) S3 1.30 L4O
t Philadelphia I.W I.BS 1.10 U L 25
■ 8a1tim0re........v...... 1.60 1-25 1.10 ti LtS L''
? Ptupurgh W TO 45 45 n 70
r Cincinnati. 0 B *B W <5 W '0
f o*lumbtts.o L 0» ® 45 .... H>
t Dayton. 0 n W 81 fi il -0
1 Cleveland, 0 :o 60 45 IS 45 60
2 Dunkirk, «, Y 95 74 t3 « et 74
I oufla-o, " » 79 «1 43 61 7*
ti Grain by Car Load to Cincinnati 33 eenta per ICO fts.
* Bulk Meat to Pittsburgh SO cents per ltt) As.
if Contracts made to above points at Freight Office, cor
e ner West Vaa Buren and Canal streets. ,„ ,
i- Contracts to Boston, New Fork, Philadelphia and Bal»
timor*. via Pennsylvania Ceotrai R.R., given by
CLARKE A CO., offlca Steele's B'ock, corner iiooth
Water and Lasalle streeU. and *t Depot at Canal street,
JAtJ, W. MU&iON. Freignt Agtn% ihlctgo.
J. J. HOUHTCN, Gen'l • r eight Ag'L Pmsburg. Pa.
Chicago. February 10.1SW.
k 1559. ROUTHEHN 1859.
I Transportation Co.'s Express.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
£ Via Micli. Sonth.'«n4 N. Y.'ft Erie Railroads
rpHIS COMPANY ARE XOW PREPARED
r. Ito give through Bills of Lading to New York and
r Boston, for the transportation of Property upon favor*
a able terms, trmensurinidUpatcti. and the piospt set
ri t'ement of differen-ej arising out of the same.
.« Tbe N. T. Oo.'a Express will transport goods from New
i York to the <Vest dor'ng the winter, all tne way by rail,
3 . &Qd on the ope. ligof navigation by the N. \. A R. &
,« toDuiklrk. aad tbenee b» iropeller to Chlcafo-
OT Mark packages "N. T. Co.'s ship
j) b» NY. kE. B, R.. foot of Dnane street, or Pier 3, East
ft "MIKES. J. L. WARNER aid CHAB. ALLISOS.
li] Agents, No. S.CotntieaSli?. New York,
gj JUTUER & CO^
e. js3T-lm-cI(H Cor. Lasalle and North Water St.. Chicago.
1* 1859...COLLINGWOOD LINE... 1859
f £s^2
COMMENCING ON THE OPENING OF
Nsviga lon, the fcUoninc A No. 1 new and largest
■"J class Sere* Mramers, havisg l&rg-ly Increased tneir
1 S capacity fur Passengers, will nil this line as follows:
t l °^r Tily °- IY - OM *-1
6, ITV'ERGRKEN CiTT.Capt. I usi
at BiUJ. 1
-S- Leave Chicago from the foot of Lasalle street. Sccth
Eldr*, A. T. dpencer « Co.'s wharf, on Tuesday, Tl.ursday
and 3 turday evealns% at 3 o'clock, landing stall points
' on the wea\shore of Lake Michigan, as Ui north ts Two
Rivers, and at Matk'Raa . , ,
ibroush Bills of Lading siven from Chicago and ports
on th<9 west shore of Lake Michigan, to Boston, New
York. Montreal and all the principal points In the Eastern
and New England Statesand Canada.
d .
Connect at CoUlogwocd with tbe Northern Railway
of Canada, and at 'oroato with the Grand Trun* Rail*
way for Montreal, Quebec, Portland and Boston, and
XT' lake Ontario steamers or Niagara Pallt Oswego, Cape
* Vincent, and at Ugdensburg with the Vermont Central
R .liroa l for Boston and intermediate points on > ermoct
H Central between Ogdensbnrgn and Boston. ; .
The above Line is unequalled for rexu'arity acu dls
id patch, fcr Patsecgers and freight bitween the nestern
and Eastern and New Eadandtitates and Canada.
For freight or passage apply to
A. T. SPE.-iOER k Co., Agents, 1
jaiWmcH FootofLasalestreet,Chicago. HL '
185H
. i REAT CENTRAL SHORT LINE ROUTE
VX -YIi
riTTSBURGB, FO&T WATSE k CHICAIO
A*D
PEUSSYIiVAHIA RAILROADS
to ALL ÜBTUX cnisa.
J)
CLARKE A COJIPAN*,
!\ P'ECIAL AQESra, are prepared to Contract Freights
3. Through, by anthority of the Companies named above,
r* at their office. No. 1 Steele's Block, corner south Water
}?. and Lasalle streets, and at Depot of P., ft W. 4 0.1
CQ SL. Ohlca*o:.or at Depot, Liberty street, Pittsburgh,
a, The Offices ofthe Pennsylvania £allr£ad Company la
v* East are located at
No. si Astor Mouse, New York.
}? No. 1 South William street, New York.
No. 45 KUby street, Boston.
s No. 75 Ferry -.u-eet. Hartford.
No. 80 Nortii stret-t, Baltimore. . . , ,
And at tue General Depot. Philadelphia lodl-U
if BOSTON AND PHILiDEOFH'A STEAMSHIP
« A& u IW± " <&£■
"J afidS The Sletmih'pa JMC
m, PHINEAS FPRAOfE. Capt. Matthews,
un KLNsINOTON Capt Baker. t
wa CITY 0? NtW ktiRE. Capt. Howes.
om Form a (IcgnUr IJoe, !
hli tailing with ceil rmol»rUj troin e»ck t.rt- Theje
R Heamers are staunch and strooc. and In all respects
well lilted and provided she* have good accomodations
the I. r MBemera. «nil freUht <j! »11 kind. 1. taieD a [«lr
rill rates- These ate*mers run la close cousectioa wnatne
Pennsylvania Ralftoad. and mith
Jo. prompto'ss and dbpatch.
t. ja10b3996m No.iaS nth Wharves. Philadelphia.
t'airo and i\ew Orlei«us.
STEAMER NE'<7 FALLS CITY,
r rJlflE SPLENDID FAST
A aaillna Steamer M
New City
Will run, during the coming Fall and Winter, oetween
St. Louis and New Orleans »«fcliow«:
LEAVING Bf. uODIS Oct. liX u. at 10 o'clock A..M.
do do Oct. 3a 'aH. do do
j do do r»ov. 19, 'M. do do
Jo do Dec. 9. •«, do do
J do ao Dec. 29. do do
do do Jan. 18. '» 1 do do
do do Feb. 7. '&>. do do
J do do Feb. /7. do do
J do do M'ch t- *». do dc
H LEAVING CAIRO Oct. *L M. at TH o'clock P. Si.
do do Oct. 11. 'ti. do do
do do Nov. W. *Si do do
J i db do Dec. 10. 'Wt do do
do do Deo. 10, '53 do do
* do do Jan. t9, '59. do do
do do Feb. 8. '69. do do
do dc Feb, 8, '6B. do do
* . do do kl'ch a *B9. do do
; Frr Freight or Passage at»»»on bo*rd or uii ths Agest
at St. Louis. W. D. LORC. Clerk.
o«>ll.t<l.bias
0 Sicah Ferry from Council Blnlb to Omilii Cltj«
® >EBKASKA, NO. 1.
. f-pnis BOAT HAS THE CAPACITY TO
1 carry 12 Wagons and at each trip, and
him taken over at one load 300 head of Cattle, and she
can make 40 crossings or more each way in a day, and
n will b e abli to lerry over from four to five hundred
"% wagons and teams from sunrise to suniet each day.
We assure travellers, wbo.are going to the
Nebraska Gold Iflines,
rv»v California. O-egon aiu Washington Territories,
that the roads rro-> Fslrteli. lows Cltv, Oabtnae, and
points Intsnnedlat-'. by council Blaffs an l Omaha City,
and u,» ta« n«rth side o' the Platte nivej, are better.
Is, nearer, and more abandantly stocked with wagons,
horses, males anl eattle. provisions asd goods, than any
other. Ani with tne settlements and townf and the
mulir sad well-establrsned line of Mail Ooacnes al
re*uy extending to Fort Kearney and soon w be ex
tended all the way to the mines. It is no longer a wilder,
tr cess route through an Indian country, but can be tra.
'• versed as safely and comfgrtablv and much more easily
ixf than any of the through Missoan or low&.
There Is not the same lengta of road in the United
k States, so level an 1 entireif withaa; marsnes. sloughs or
bad places and so nearly stra'ghv The streams on tbe
north side of the Platte are all Mi igei, except, tbe Loup
Frrk. and here the We*t«rnctagj Oompaar have a good
Perr*. tSUe lUjfc
ale For the Council Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Company.
jalS 3a.eS
lfl > A TLANTIC ROYAL-MAIL STEvVM NAV
igation Compaay's New Ycrk and Galway
lor Tr e next deosnore tr am New Fork wiU be the
err IROAjaIAN CaptjGeo.t> m. Jacksom to sail fron New
md York February- The feteamshp FRINCB ALbEKT,
es. x, J. watera. to sail frtm New oa the
ted 3t day of March, touching at St. Johns, F. to
S5
| fe; fe
Sdtt thsr otheradvertlsed offices In the I
Passage la the th'rd class can be secured at any of ths
above oißces to brim from the prica
pal cities on the Unes o: railway in Great Bnu»n roraoo,
m- ALKC HuLLA.iD. Mincer.
jab a FARGO, office of American torwi tkx.
No. JO Dearborn Street, Chicago
K New York. Nov. 13.1565. ooMb&»am_
s Cumber, &i.
;0 - Tr> r.nmhflrmen and Others.
Lake street mills will furnish
Corn Meal and Feed or all kinds at low rates,
m- Portia will save money by calling at 141 and 143 We*
a Uke ffKVIN3. NORRI3 k CO.
Chicago. Nov. is. 1336. nolt M9S ly
:! I W. SK. INKLE & 11"..
(J . JENS&AL DEALERS IN
;nw»u u i ra. shingles, timbkr, pickets, ao.
n««Ai. asn riiuw runt
jb1MC8............... DDuia
Our arracuemeats are such as m laxar? at all Urae t
fgn (apply ofthe differentauailties c!
;g LUMBJt*.
ivi Jainl aad of al) dses aad iearths, common La
* h*.iAih,Blilndefc te.
u **• nm, ODR 7L00M16.
Ol Norway Md White Pina, we ijjrinAsaii rvaojr to
BOBtoare with any In this markek We Invite the calls ap4
■aention of all country and other dealers to our stock tm
"S Olllag oiden
Wa Te Sbufeldt & €o, t
9 MANUFACTURERS FOR
■ A.. F. OROSKBY,
u.... soatb WaUr Street, ••-•O.
Oorser of Wabash Avence.'
1 .Distiller* of
jE ALCOHOL, PURE SPIRITS, AND WHISKVS,
1— Mso Manafaetcrer* nl
Qonestl* Liquors* BurxilnA
-*Sl>
—■ otALOSIN HIGHWINIB AND JtICTIFTIHGOOAL
1 Trade mvOed at Market Kates and ea Mliar
I Mrmfc sglal® If
TO LUMBERMEN!
MONEY SAVED IN MANUFACTURE IS MONEY MADE!
*"■' i
AW Persons Engaged in tlie Manufacture of Lumber In any way
WM. M. PERRY, JR,'S, PATENT AUTOMATIC CIRCULAR SAWING TVTTT.T.S »
Patented July 21,1857. Fatext Re-Issued April C, 13jS. Additional lotovesiekt Patented 3fay t, ISoS, sine; which time ealc t
have Lcea very large.
Wli Biw all kiada of Lumber from any kind of Leg op to 23 or % feet Ion*: or, with DocbleOtfrlice. 50 to 60 feet; win* % Saw SJ< to 8 'eet la JUoetw »c««raiu* ««•>««of
Legs to be cat.
Win itv beantifally aUUndiof Sdlof. Veaelnz. llootlng. Scantling, it, 4«h t-om Cants 13 to 311 set Ung.
Both these MIDs are AUTOMATIC. orSKLP OPERA*
TIVE, crcaa easily be worked by hnd without any
change cr'lteration la their construe Joa: are the most
s'mple and (eldom ret oat of repair. They are Made to w<
Wear-warranted durable and substantial—for Year In ot
and Year out The Bsw Prames are of iron entire: t~e
Carrisgs and all are xrs:eto endure heavy work. io In- th
•areaccuracy a'.d durability. The Patea'eehisbiena M
C 2
PRACTICAL MANUFACTURER OP LUMBER J;
for the past Thirteen Years, and now offers the result of *'
bis labors and experience to those wii wish ta a»all *
themselves of thebenenU, clalralngthat Ltunbinnen are A
here oflertd the
&
ONLY RELIABLE BAWIN& HILLS K
now before the public. Also claiclag aid ready to prove
thaitlie LOG MILL will re form more than Thre. Tiimt "
the wcrk of a Mnley Mill with tbe expense of One;
The SIDING MILL wIU perform from H tJ X more
work than asy Sliding Mill ever know*. Thi per
elean prcflt ttitssMil'swL'l makeover tbe above esti- j c
mates of work will be. as will be teen at ecee by a prae ti
tlcal man, much greater from the fact th«t the expense
of running lets hands employed, and next to nothing
for repair». are Items In tbe manufacture of L-mber 0
that est up the prcfits to an alaimlng exteoi l! not *
watched. TheseMllisatiendto th*s* Items In person;
thus segment the profit of the tcana r actare.
Tee above Engraving represents the Sidtig Mill cor
rectly. It Is to state that these ml Is are not depend* ),
eatcbonthemerittaJOeatK Mr. Verry, the Inventor, t
I'hey have been used by many. aa>. thoroac ly tes»*.d in ®
all respects, and are recommended by all far above any
Mills In tbe United States. We Itaverocm but fcr a few P
of tbe many flattering testimonial ccmim; from high and j!
responsible parties. d
t
From Manufacturers. =
The andersUnei Manarctorers of l umber, having '
badlnoseWi.UsmM Perry Jr's Patsrt gldinv Mliis. do (
hereby testi r y to the rexcel'eace tbove all oth(r kinds
n e have seen in operation.
The hexeto'ore experienced la the aie of
ether kiads of Mill; hite t>e*n thel? Ua»>;i!ty
t"> get out o f repa!r, making the manufacture of
more extensive and U»e Inaccuracy of thlcknets In turn*
subjecting us to the loss of sood mate*
l rial—asCuils. By tte oseof Perry'* Mills.'be!r slmpllcl-
I tyand tbe ttreutb and manr.er of uieir
coostra-t'oa ics away with "tlnkero*," aad they are r
leliab.e for wort These ?11"'«. with h's late improve- E
taenia, are tae only accurate s tttr n to nolfortn \
th cknessthat we btveever us*.d cr «een In o-*ratio<i.
and we recommend them from rurown knowledge and
exp:rircce to be the be:t and mo.<t pr. Stable Mills we
know ot Th; rat<*r.tee's ex. erience as a Lumberman
htsdoaHlcss cilied his attention to what we have here,
toforeto much neeaed. and we are confident ail using
his Mills will arree with us in the expn*«sion ab-ive given*
Perry A Poo. AmosNortoa Uunter tvldge.
Stephen Monroe, fiahn kaj'tnan. ><. t». Ma on.
lian'l P. Pargo. J WlldeAco.. P.elJos Wihe k CO.
B. Lawrence. Richard George L. Norton.
Hopkins Aires.. johuO^nk-y,
tiRRAT WESTKK2UIL ROCTK. 1
WINTEH AHSAN6EMEHT.
ON AND AITER SUNDAY, NOV. 2STH,
1955. rMsennerTralcs will leivs the Weill street
depot daily. (Bandayi excepteJ) a« rcUswj:
GALENA A CHICA- O DN>ON O. R.-MAIN UNI.
PorPreepcrt. Galena. Dunleith. Beloit* Jane<vllle and
Prairie du Chicn.
Paisenxer aad Mall .. 8 60 a.m.
PasaenMr (daily) M.
McHenry. Crystal Lake Richmond. P. M
-3HICAGO. a»"*D IOWA LINE
roa sixes, mrcs u: onmLit iowa.
Through S
De Kalb Passenger ..... . •.•i****:
Two Through .*rainj wii l«ve Central Depct at .oot of
Lake street asfollows:
roflUSl, DC*LHtHi*DBT. 'ACL.
Uaii7 odanday: exeei-l ed) 8.4j A. iL and 7.00 P. M.
TRAIN.- EASTWARD.
■»mi »incmcacocaion
Leave Dunlelth 7.U) A. M.—arrive In Chicago 6.30 P. M
Leave *.-> 7. J*» p. M.—arrive in Chiearfu 4.- 5 A. M
.gjoaoo. rcirog asoiowALin.
Leave Pui*->~ 10.00 A. M—arrive In Chicago at tf.no P.M.
Leave DeKalbfe.lsA.M.—arrive la Chicago at'.£6 A. M.
astoiT an luotsoa autcs.
Leave Janesville at 10 3) A. it*—arrive In Chicago at
SJOP M
uave Jane.vi Lie at aa»> P. M.-arrive in Chicago at
4.-06 A. M.
tox una valls' aaiLaoAD
Leave Elah. at A. M.—arrive in Chicago 9.50 P. 2a
Passengers for ail points on the Galena and CcJcart
Union Railroad. an<) Pciton Lises. thoeld Uks tbe trains
from Wells Street OcihjL . - , «
One of Woodruff's Patent gl?epiD* C-cs will leave Cen
tral Depot nightly with 7.<A> P. M. Trnin for Danleith.
au the above trains connect with the Great Rasters
line* diverging froaChlcaxo. _
Throagh uekets can be boujhta* tae following office*:
H. J. Spaalding's. oorner Lake and Dearborn streets, r.
P. W. AO.R.R. Ticket Office, corner cf Randolph and
Dearborn streets: Michigan Southern Office under ths
Revere Hotue, and atthe Central and Wells rtreet Depot*
JOEff P. ?ÜBJOTR.
P. A. Hau, Bay'k.
3. H. Poarag. General ticket Aaent. eos*
IKSB WHITES AESANQEMEHT 1859
Por Central and Western lowa, Nebras
ka. and Kansas.
CHICAGO A3D BOCK. ISLAND R. &. LISB.
Composed of the
Chicago fc Rock Islaad, Peoria fc Bueaa Vallej
and BlssUslppl k Ussoarl Railroads.
rIIHBOtJGH FBOM "CHICAGO TO IOWA
I CITY and Washington without change of Cars,
only direct route from Chicago to Jollet L«Balle,Ps>%
Peoria. Rock Island. Davenport Mescaline. lowa (Bo*
Wasnlngton and Port des Molnec. „
Three Passenger Trains leave Chlragw dally
from Depct corner Tan BarenacS gbera-a *treeuas
fbOowi: ...
lUM A. M., Dai Rrpreti. Sundaysexoepteo-/or JoUet
LaSaile. Peorfs. Rock liland, Davr. port. Muca>
Une. lowa City and "ashlnzton.
U. 90 ?. M., Night Express. Saturdays exon «ed-Por Peo>
ria. Rock Island. Davcrf. rs. HartatU«.lAwaCiiy.
and Washington.
S.OO P. Joliet Accommodatioa. stopping a* all «atl» ns,
arrivlngat JoUet atd.s4 P.SL
Tbe Ohlca*o aad Roc* Island and Mississippi and Mis
souri Railroads form tae only throagh roate from Chi*
cago to tne interior of lowa . _ , .
Passenger trains ion through to lowa City aad Wim
lngtoa withoat detention, irehuue of e*rt at the Mis
sissippi River. crosa.o* the Railroad BriJse between
Rock Island and Davenport .
ThroaghTrainsamve %tChicago at 4*3 A » +nd *.3
P. M.
Jolio' .MToommodatio.i »I9.^5A_M.
OONNECTIUNa.
At La Dalle, with Illinois Central Rajiro*' fo:
jwmieith. Cairo and Intermediate points.
At Peoria with the PeorLa and <!kn»»ka Aallroad r«a
QalestMirc and Buriin^ton.
At with Line cf sta«e. t> Osealoosa,
Snoxviile, and all *>otni in Central and doutoeni
l 4 City with Western Bta*e Go's Line tlall coach*
for Port des Moines, Council Bialj, Wasniigtoa, Oaa*
loosa. Newton. Wlatersett Port Dodge, eioax jd'y.
Marshalltswn. Marietta. lowa Palls, Cedar Raptds. Cedai
Palls, and all prists In Central ind Westsmlows. Bt
braskaand Rassas.
Local and throagh tickets on sale at the Depot aiso si
office of Port Wayne and Chicago corner Dear
born and Randolph streets. anJ office fclietuiraa *ooihert
W.
W. L. BT. JOilK. Gen'l Tleket Agent m*t'
BIOHISiK 80HTB SB N
AXD
I.IKE SHORE KAILMIMU.
lis* Winter Arrangraunt. lIM
XiaROCGH EOUTE TO NEW TURK
Boston.' Philadelphia, BaWmire, Waahlngton.
Qereland. rittsbantb. Dunkirk. Bafila Niagara Palla
Rochester. Byracuse, Troy. Albasv, Cmlra. Blnebamp
too, Sprincfleld. Worcester, and all points In the New
England States.
&00 A. M. and Acoomodatlon. via old Mlfthlgin
line.
645 A. M New York Express leaves Ch'cago via old
Michigan line.
8:00 P. M. New York and Boston Express, via old Mldw
Use.
ftis A. M. iraln (dally, except Btmdays.) connects at
Adrian with train for Monroe and Detroit
dose connections at Detroit with
tnuns on Great Western Railroad.
400 A. M. (daily. Sunoay* excepted.) connecting
Elkhart with train for Goshen Air Line.
8.00 P M. (dally, exoept Satsrdayj connect at Adrian
with trains for Monroe and Detroit
ONE OP
WOODBOFFa PAT2KT SLEEP ISO CASI
Will axomoany the Night Train.
leaving Ohleogo oa the 6:45 AM. train
cet a Night Car at Cleveland. _
nckets can oe naa at all ticket Offices la the West and
at tbe Company's Office under tne Revere House, corner
p.nrtAinh sndDesrborn streets, snd at tne derct
twit '■*. M.QRAT. Genera' Western Agent
CHICAGO, IOWA AND SKBKISRA RULROAb
CHANQE OP YJLMfc*.
OPEN TO MECHANIOSVXLLE.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. PEC. 1,
1858. an til further bains will ran as fol*
LeaVe at. 315 a. M. and 4.X1 P. II
Arrive at MechaniesvUle. IXU M, and 8.00 h
Leave Mechaaicsvllle. 9 CO A. M. andlWJ
Arrive at Cttnton 12.30 M. and 6.00
OonnectSncwith Throagh Trains for Chi euro, over the
Dlxoa Air-Line of the Galena and Chicago Cnlon RaU
r *At'DeWltt with stages ror Davenpo t and MaqookeU.
At Yankee Run wi»& ewa«»a .or torjow. At Onloa
Grove with Stages fcr Tlyto.. At MechanJcsvlUl with
stages for Anaaosa. LUbon. Mt Yemen. Marion and
3eaar
PREGHT TRAINS L£AV£ DAILY.
The Shortest Cheapest and most Expeditious
between Chlcsco and Central lows. It being only 191
miles from Chicago to the Mississippi River, and thenoe
directly into the interior of lowa.
tr An Agent will be at tbe Depotls Pol tea. toreceivs
all Baggage ror Clinton or tbe road, which will be ooc*
veyed serosa ths river free of charse.
m. Btfrra, bs. a
GUDteit low* Hot. ST UM. 723 1
Will Find it to their Interest to Examine ore of
-A. T OITC E .
TEE E LOG MILLS
THE SIDX-&TC3- a£XX*X*S
au amuj oi aiaing. gesc.nz, yioonng. gcinuisg. A&, from Can
J; From Praotical Sawyers. «
The nnderslgned are practical Sawyers, and having (
used aa t seen ta u-e other kinds of Circa'&r Maw M ils, Jv
■o wepreler these of M. Per y. Jr's Patent above all NVi
in others r.
m We can cut mere lumber with them ta t*e same time IW
• 9 than wtth any of the ether kinds heretofore In at-, for w
a- these roi'fni: The care of ta*. otta belt H Fem's Pi
4 .Machinestakes the • !aee pfk»ei>Tg la nrairc trpll- CI
cated m.«chir;ery and a g-rater rcaber of belts js Lt all {
other machines we haveseea taking otftnort or le stime
every day la •*llnkerUg. , * The Arcor is of Cast Steel, l
0 f atd all the work connectediberewiihls flnlthedln such nn
„ a manner tnst we are cot UouS e«l with journa'-s that .fit
u ' be*t to the damage of the 9aw and detent on of
re Al!tb«w«vk-s stronr, tl-aple. and **ean
alterthertnscoftheß<w instaitUy a dwtih utstopvlrg
the *lll, for qodlttes of Hi ber. or as different
Saws may need without ■ eating or havhig aoy ten jeccy !
tob'atthe Arb ror the Saw. The c>nven!ca«e of the
"dogs" lor bo ding '*cants" cn these Mills >s very great ;
.. The "Jogs'* hold acant firmly. >vrn in trusty timber, and '
° the peculiar "head dog'does away Wth the use of a
es "mill bar." Th-* experience of all mlli owners and
Btwyets is that t e 'mill bar" Is the i*auseo* trore ao
ddenist%2r anything else. Thi o' living the
carriage for receiving snd cutting d.ffsrent length «snts
it bno equalled.
.1 we near no eomplalnts oflnegalar thlcgness In the
lomber from Perry's Ml is We take pleasure thrrefofe.
so ta recommending t ese Mills as the HANOIEdC a-id
18 BEd twe have ever se:n.
Thomi* Merrill, Jo*. D. Stebblna. Ellas
'v Nicolii Henrv Brasted. JohaTarreot A
er O. L. Br am tie. u.lheitXW jiuson Samuel Rloba'l,
Merett C. Messengtr.
From Lumber Inspectors. S
or We, tne unuen!«rn*J. 7.amber !n«ce.*trri of the city of £
Cb eiga, being frrqaen>t* emr">j*d »n the lntp«cU<>a of
lumber msnu-ectared rom WlilWru M. f* ry, Jr.'s Pa- "
jr. Wnt biding Ul 'l *ocld berety testify to the accuracy »•
| a and perfect micufaclure of tie lumoersaeed by said ~
ny Wanto'unl'o'flty of thickness Is % prevailing crm-
plaint of Inmbef. a*:d >he hAtUtactloa *'
«hlch tnthli pa-tlcalar. Inevltab.y loPows the sa-e oi *
na lamoer cut from aal.i Bills is the surest ludlczt!on that a a
degree or perfectlm has been attained In their c-ios rac- *
U-joaad operation that rite? "hen a>eqoalitfl by so/ ■'
other mill «o%wa to us. The work from them is tbe best L 1
c*i-ral machines. ?
We ta!:e p eatcre 'n eommending Perry's Improve! ■;
oc Mil sto general a-.e. *
do Chlcag l . December 30,1633.1 Grand Haven. Michljin. o
ds Chii*tot)her Jchnsoc, I Geo-g O. Harvey, b
I» *V. Uigt>le, I Jo* nW. Hopkins. p
of Prankl n tmer-, I tteor.e •». Ptiut a
!?y RG. oOTdwltlis, I Heury Brower. *
i"»r n. 11. H.rwa. 1 1
m- •
From Dealers. »
We. the unJerslrie-i, Lumber Dealers la the city of \
Chicago, ha-ing and *oMmjre*r less lamber <
re " manufactured fr mWU lam M Perry. Jr's Pa-entSiding
Mills, ta*ie pleasuie In hereby certifying that lumber
'"j tear\»f».-*.ami from said Perry's Imoroved Mll!s Is of 1
nJ uaifjrm smooth and accurately sawed and in
■® thl. >erp c*. i»e eri&le to !umb;r manufacture !by sny
311 other self-se'tlag mill wl-b w.ilch we are aciuunled.
Th» Importance of hanin* evenly sawed Idinbcr lor a sue.
108 cejsfa t ade is so • s cnti-il ail so generally known that 1
en* comment tn this regard «» unnerewary The best gs<t
'• mo<tre>lableiec>mmetid;i'ii)u we offer for said mills
I. tbeu-.lformhy cf satUf ictloa wiil.'h lumber manuf«c
tared therefrom gl.es .oour numerous customers. We
on. tLer«f.-rea->he9itatinalyco(nrarnt Perry s Mltis to
rat usea« the mo*t perf.' t self-setUng m-cnine known to
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEVT&tL tttILKOJD.
T!Vj Capacity otthl* Ro*id i* not* ZpMil loan? hi
Vi 4 Country,
Three Through Passenger Trains
BETWEEN PUTSiLGn AND PHILADELPHIA.
Connecting direct in the union
Depot at pHlsbarrwHh throagh trains -rom all
v*e>temCtUeaiar t'auaJe'uu.a. ..tw York ooston. Bal
timore anil washicirtcra Clt>; that furnlahlng facilities
for the transporta l»a of pvsensets unsurpassed hr
speed ard comfort by aaj other route
Express ud tatf Lines run through to Philadelphia
wt'boui change of carsorcoadacWrs.
Fmoklog car* are attached to eva train: Woodruff ■
Seeping cats to express and l*»t train* The txnreia
niDidail*. Mall and Past ti.efnudaysexcepted. three
dally trains connect cireet for N»w Vcrk. kxpress and
Fa*t Llae connect for Baltimore and WasblnKion.
Train* connect at PlUsburvh with the 2 A- M. Express.
Afru* la Philadelphia or Baltimore at SP. M. And In
New York ai 10 W P. M. _ _ _
Trains connect at Pittsburgh with the 6 P. M fu
Use. Arr.ve in Philadelphia cr Baltimore at 9 A SI.
ar din New lork at £3O P. M. Mill Trains leave Pitts
burgh t> A M , arriving at Philadelphia II P. U, New
?ixdallytr«l3s between Philadelphia and New York;
Two ea;ly tialna between New Y x ai<d Bo (ton. through
"Hck'ta (all Hail) *re Hood on either of the above Tr-dua.
Boat Tickets to K-titoa are good Tla Norwich. Fall
Kveror etoalnston Ll' es.
Tickets Eastward may be outlined at any of the lm«
tortant railroad offices lot eWe.t; also.oubjard any
ot the i esoiar line of steamers oo the Ml»*L slppl ar Ohio
rivers i and tickets Westward at the offices of the Com
pany Is Boston. New York Baltimore or Philadelphia.
lue alwajs u Loir as kj an; otter Itoote.
9~Ask for Ticket* by
The completion oi ths WeUera eonnectiuns of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to (?aicago maaes this the
Ifirtct latu Mteten tit J£a*t and th* Grtat
Jforthwezt,
Tbe connecting of tracts by the Railroad BrlJse at
Pittsburgh. avaldicg all drayage ur ferriage of P<el«ht
together wi'.h the saving of time are adrautagesreadly
appresclated by »htt>ters of freight and tbe travs In*
paMt?.
P Artie* shipping Eastward will find It to their advan
tage to »hi» by this route.
For frtlsht contracts orfblppmg dliect'ons. acivy toor
add.*&»s eiu.er o' the 'oilnvin* o' f e company:
l> a ctewait Pti sbOTitb; Dojle A Jo, Biubeavdie, O;
H & Pierce AC, Ztncsn le, ; J J Johi.*o<\ tipley, O:
K McNeelj. MavsiUle. Ry; nnusbyA Cropper, »*o t»-
mwuta. O; Paddock A 00. Jetf r»>nvU;e, in t; d W
Drown A Co. Clnctna&ti O: Altera k Uibbrrt, L ladnoa
ti. O; RO Me'droa, Uaditoo. tUnctuun.
LoaiTl'e. Ky; PO >-*Rilpy k Co, Kv«nsvUe, ina;
N W Graham k Co. Cal'O. HI: it K tiaM. Su Louts. Mo;
John 11 liarns f*a»firiUe. Teon: Harris k dunt* em
ph3.T«oo; Clarke A C-.( blcajp. Ill; WU H Hooots.
Alton. Ia; m Walle.
P.eUht A cents of KaUrcads at dil. rent polnu In the
The creates! faclUUes offered for the prote*Uoa and
speedy of Live and Good Aceom.
oodaticcs wl'h u*aai prlTLexes t'or persona traveUßC la
cbarte thereof*
/SEIQHT3 WESTWARD
By U.ls Rent" Pre chts of all tflKriptloos can be fbr>
wardedfh'O Phlladriphia. New York. Boson or Ba-tl*
tnore.toaay pot .t no tie railroads of Ohio, Sentacky,
The Pescsytvaasa Ra lroad alro ecosecti at Pittsbarxh
with steamers, brwricimnodscaa be forwarded to any
port on the Outo Monloiram. Keotacky Tr newer,
t'om&erland, lLlnols. Uisaia»lppl. Wlsconso. Misaoarl,
Kansas, Arkaosas and Red and *t Cevelaod,
»ndChlca«» wi a eteuner* to all poitw oathe
NortL-W esters Lakes.
Merchant and tfnlpoenentiasUnxthe trxnsportilloa
of their ire'xbt .o ihl« company, can rely with conA. eace
on its spe«dy transit . . . _
Ihe Rates of Freight to any point In tbe Wert ty the
Pennsylvania Ra.l.oad are at »U times as far raoleas
are rharved by other Ral.roCom >ante<.
OH tie panicoiar to maik packwea ** via Peon. tt. S."
Merebanutn the »e<t orderinx xoods from the East
will do well to d'rect them to be stumped by this route.
Par let aUmdingto tnelr own shipments from the East
will And It to their interest to call on tie Axents of this
Company at the oto»in« places before shppinx;or lew
ters addre-sed to either of tbera upon the aaoject ef
treixh t will m:et with prompt attention.
K. J. fcneedrr. Phlladet->hta.
MacrawA Scoos. ?0 North street BaJt'more.
LeechAOo«>a t Astortioose.orNo. Id. nm.-«t.N.7.
Leecn A Co.. No. M Kllby str*t f^>»ton.
H. ±L Oeo'l Frelah» A«'U PhllaJ«l»bU.
L. L BOUPT. Wea l ticket AcX PbUadelphU. _
THOa A. gQJIT, een l gopit. Altoooa. Pa. Jal3
185 a. Winter Arrangement. i*6*
Yll MICHIGAN CESTEIL GBSAT
WESTERN (CANADA) RAILWAY
rnRAINS LEAVE THii GREAT CENTRAL
I Depot, foot«f Lake street. Cbicaxo:
tuo A. m,—New York Express (except ducdayt) arrive
atDetmlt 5,30 P. tLi Son>ensioQ Brldce. or
BoiZalo tHi.hLi Albany P. M.. Ne*
Tort 10:40 P. JU Philadelphia via IQmlra,
11 P.M.
ftflO A. M «andy« «XOD»Ud)-
ArTtveatAjcinnaxlat9.aaP.il. _
7:iCCA. M.—Detroit Aenmodatlon (except Sunday) ar
rive at Detroit tQu6P. M-
P.M.—New York and Boston Express—Cßatarday*
excepted). ArriveDet»olt9:36 P.M.;ttn®eo.
sion Bridxe or Boflilo&tiOP. U.; Albany 10.00
A. M,;Newtfork«W P.M.; Boston IL46P.M.
400 P. M.—damanatl and LoolivUlo Express—(except
gatnrdarj Arrive at Chiob.natl 11 30 A. m.
Louisville 400 P. H.
Onlyoaetrain on 4and*rai&ooP. M.
ait trains connect at Pari* with the Baffalo and La*«
Heron Railway for BoAlo and all points East: at T«
rontowUh the .Grand Tnmk Railway to Klnatoo.o*
denabargh. Montreal. Qaebee. and ai)points to T*ani-fc
last. NtKibera Vennont. New Hamrshlre and Malna
IP |ISSISIllllllll>llll)lllllHll
ThroMhticeetsforsaleatibeprtndpal dallroadoflUce
la the wot, and at the general office, oot ner Lake ao4
Dearborn streets, opoorite theTremont House. Chlca**.
and at the depot, footof lAke street
R. N. EICX. Aoperiatenden.
H. J. crautOM, Gen. Pan. Axent, M. a RJL no3o
CHlCifiO, BnUXSfiTON k QITVCT K. L
IRSB CHANGE OF TIKB 18j9
ON AND AfTfia DEC., 13, i«oS,TWO
Tbrooxh Pasa.-n«er Trains will leave the Ces*
trai Depot, foot of Socth Water itreeta dAlly, as >oL
lows:
A. M. Day Express (fondavs excepted) an+rinj at
Meodota M.;
Hngtor, &36 PJC.; Qolncv P H.
6-10 P. M. Rmuss (Saadars excepted) aMve* atMea
dota 11.S& P. M.. Galesburit &00 A R, Bar*
llcxton7.3o A M. Qa ncy UJO A. M.
Tralnsleave Eastward as follow*:
Lwve Bvtlngton. ':*o A.M. A H4f P M,
- Qulney 4j OA.II. A P.M.
" Galesbarx. 10:00 A.M. A 7:00 P.JdU
AuroraPavence leaves Auro a"n)0 A.M.
trains Arrive at \,hlcaco *46 P.M. A 5:30 A.M.
Aurora Passencer arrives atCntfag ■ 10rt» A.M.
IMPORTANT LOGAIo CX)NH£CTXONS.
At Mendota with Illinois Centra l Railroad north Km
.imboy, Dixon.FreejmrtiGaleaaandDanldtb; andsoath
for Laaalle. Tonlca. Winona. Panola. Blooxninxton. Deca
tur, giLooia. Cairo. Ac.
At Btmlngtoa dose connections are made by two
dally trains with BarHncton and Mlssoori River Rati
roai for MU Pleeeaat, rairfield. Ottomwa,
Chanfton. Port Dee Molnca, Port Dodge, Oooncll Blulli
hlouxCity, and all portions of Kansas and Nebraska,
with Westers Slate Company for Montrose: thence by
raiiw
atQalncydirect connections are made by stage OO
miles) with Hannibal, and thence wtta Hannibal A Bt.
Joeepa Railroad for St. Joseph. Leavenworth. Kansas
City and all parts of iuiu and Sachem Nebraska.
This Is the only direct roue dnringtae winter months
between the East and Kansas, as there U ou y about M)
miles staging la the whole olstiuee te M. Joseph.
At Ptyooßth wna stages lor
TSekeumay be had at the Depot an«- at the Mica a
OintraJ Railroad office, waerojf Lake and Hnaifan j ii
ai and the best adapted to the wants of the lumber
o.Clears A C«. HllUaH k Stortoa. Galen Eastman.
J*a. V. Dickey, Joseph Wilde A sob., Throoo A Learned.
NVilwx A Lycn Howards h rton, N. La'lngtco A Co..
T. AJ. lUcnev.Lo«mUA Lad'ng<oa.J M- DaltcaAßro..
IWilry A Mro, Henry Ho»laortA Ca. B. Bre«rster. J
W. Dunn. 8. A. H. Woodworth A Ca. J* arsons A
Pvlin. Stouffer A M*a*L Hannah, Lay A Co, John
Cl«ncvACo., Ottawa, IU,
Colcko. Dec. aoth,
We beg. also, to refer to th i
acqualated with all tbe practical workings, pro*
.fit i and ben {fits of my Mills:
Hon Wa T. Powers. Grand Rapids. M'ch.
Hon. Wilde' D. Poster, do. do.
lfoa. Georce *tvtin, dov <p.
ilon. G M. McCray. d*. *lo«
Lucius Patterson. Esq.. <*°* 4°*
ttenry Mart's. Esq, do. do.
l*vell Wood. Esq.. do. do.
Hon. Jas. V. CamvQell, De'rsit, Mtch.
C.J. WaJk-r. Esq., do. 00,
Hoa. P.J. Lttltjonii. Allecaa. Mlcb.
Hon. !L D. P st llolltnd. Mich.
Hon. Henry Peaoyer. Grand Haven, Muh.
Hon. T. W. Perry. do. do.
L. G. Masoa, ktq., Muskegon. MlctL
Rob». *«onls. Esq, do. do
r*. H. Perry. Esq.. White River. Mfrtu
Jnha Van Arm an, Chicago, lit ..
WAlter cull, E q.. do. do.
AND HUNDHEP3 MORS IT WE PESSARY.
In ordertne a machine. It S n»«*e«sarv to know whether
yoa wajt a L<ft fuiiuL or a Uight -Vimi xuicAine, as the
Atrrlsgrsares* con'nictfd as tnctlietfrtimthe saw la
rucnlas back. u> prevent heatlne e»w or scratching
thr* Lumber. .v»d f>rtte reuoo that In S3me rn'ils It Is
desirable to have the circular mill In a given petition r»-
latneiy t» tbe log way o- to the uprUtn saw aai others
ttiere»er*<» «s coov*nl*nc* r-qulr« We must know
whan A<m<i ml'Us wanted asw/f offset bote-cannot
Used rn a right htituL or ntjht oa a Ujl A<imi f ill
A sketch sf tne s.wlng iloor, w.tfi the ti*Utt<n of log
si de, lumber nldes >Uid s*w nr anws alreaoy In tbe miH.
wiU give me da ato »ea>* the kind w&nted. or trie one cr
derinc the miU can do so lilOH«lf by i Is <>hs -rvatloo and
attention to the f. How eg: SUnrtiot beUn.l the eircular
saw. fadrs '.C If Uie carnage passes at yeur right hand.
It Is hard machine; if at y<>u- tell hand, u Is a left
hand machine Tae mlllwrteuv will r*a«lily s?« thKt If
ai upwrtaht saw is plaeed be ween two mvbines, of the
same fititul, thtn t > oro of them the c*nts wilt ntve t?
swiof over tbe rarriage (rem the back part of it and the
other will receive rants, as it should, fiom th* face ito*
or side that the saw and a.w trime are ox The sills can
be used bat the convenience and facility of
pattinc en loss or and set leg rid . f the lumber, la
qui'e an item Iq mills doing a large bailness.
The we'sht of MllL comriett*. Is abou'....4Poofc*.
* i> Ir«.m 4.(k0t04.00u»,
I keep f*n htnd. at ail times *iua. reasy to
ship from my dork'o «ny iK*rt ou th-J Lekes. or to any
pout In the United {*UtfS or Canata. anu If required,
tend a man to out then up and Rive itutructons aftouft
their ope atloa.
Any further particulars can be lad by addressing mo
ss loJows:
WM, M. FSRR7, JR.,
FER&Y3BCRO. Gran I Havea Post Office. Michigan.
Or to my General igentsfor the Calted States.
Tripp, II »lc & Co.,
\ PATENT Of PICE DEPOT.
* jai93m No. fOO Lake street. Chleaga
Winitr Annu;euieiit.
IHICAfiO iA'D UILWIIKHS aULSUU.
LAil BBOSK UNI.
Great Mail aad Szprao Bonto to St Paul.
ON AN'D APTER MUNDA7, KOTEM
ber Mb, laoA Passenger Trains will ran dall»
(Sundays excepted.) as follows:
THROUGH TRAIN 3.
ULtraoHiOAiK), rtus mnos coa. wist warsa A oeox tnt>
9:00 A. M.—Stooping at alldtatlona. reaching MUwaakso
at l£ij P M.
L3OP. M.-3topclog at Kvaoston. bUhlana Park. Lakw
jforrest Wouaexan, and aut\ona north, and
arriving In Milwaukee at 5:16 P. tL. and con*
scrUog "ith A Milwaukee RUlroad
for at. P«ol and .vl la the N jrtb-wes*.
viccsaag t&xis lsavw ouioa«w av
0&i P. M.—Mopping at ail dtatlona, and arriving at Waa*
keganat*uttP M.
At Mllwaokee with La Crosse A Milwaukee nauroati tor
Hartford. Horrtcon. Beaver Portage City. Lisbon.
Sparta, and L«Croese- oonnecung at diiarta and La-
Crosse with three daily line of Biases >or St. Paul,
Winuoa. Vountaln City. Reed's Lan'llng. Red Wing. Pi e»
coU. Undson. Stillwater. Hastings, ok Anthony Mmnsap
oils and Minnesota. , , . _ . . . .
amt CosaccT at Jonetloa with tbe Pond da Lao ana
with the lioricon Railroads, lor Vood du Lac. Oshkoah.
Waupon, Ripon and Berdn. Also, with the Milwaukee
and Mississippi and Milwaukee sad Watertowa Railroad
for Whitewater. Janesville. Madison. Prairie da (Alert.
Bt. Paul Hartlar-d and Witertown.
At Racine Junction, with the Racine nod Mlsslssipnl
Railroad, for Burilngton, RUchorn. Delavau. Darien, £*
loltandß->ckton. . .
PrelghtTralnsleaveMllwankse at andChV
caso at &4S A. M. dally.
AL L. 3YREd. JS.. Sop L
PinSSCB6. t'OBT i. CHIIAW) R.I
NOW COMPLETED AND CARS RON
fromihlcaJo to Piu.bargb wi.boat change, ooa>
DicUng with the «rrat
PSNNdYLVANIA CENTRAL ROUTE,
fo New igrs. fnuadaptu*. naltliuure and WiuMogtCO
City, and all tnc ln'«e.ior towns of Pennsylvania. Now Jei»
sey. New York Maryland. Ac.
Merchants, by t&ung ;ms route. «ii> Mte the bene*
fit of all the
Baggage checksd Uaroush. u _
Tram* leave tbe kiepot c<>rn«r of Cuul and Van sarot
Str4e;«,we»t.ld-.asloll w»:
7:J«X M.—Morula* ftxtress. dally. Hun'lay exceptee.
6c44 P. M.—Nunt axprees. daily. flaturda>s exoeptee.
Oonneoung at vreeuae wttn vletei*£i<i aad Laae Shore
Railroad to Dunkirk. Buffalo, Nlmv& galls. New Yoik
sad Boston, and all Interior towns of r'e*' eogland.v'a
New York Central and New York «nd
Also, soath to Colwabus. Newark. Moobl
V-r«on. gt«»benvili« W>*»el!og. towns et
Ohio and Virginia. Also trains at Lima for Dayton and
Cincinnati direct
/aju tko tu'it AN f JTIIXR RODT&
Passengers bound east will And this roate both pleasant
aad agreeable, passing urough rnauy a! thn larseitatd
flaeet cities to tae United States.
I sernurr* rmvtng at Oiilcago. on any of
will and attentive cheex takers at the depots, to recalv e
checks and oonvey baggage o' eharm» to tb* »"-tta.
burgh and Chicago cars. Sleeping Uars accompany
tale at all the principal Ucket offices In tie
West, and at the Company • office, oorner of Randon a
aad Dearborn streets, or at tne depot on van Bona
street, Chicago. _ m
Be particular to ask Ur tickets by fort Wayne.
DAN'L W. BOBS. *WI Agent, CMosm
JOHN B ANDKR9ON, Gta'l Sapt
J. N. LtL'BAtttY.dapt. W. D.
1U MRRUHANTB AND BUIPPER&
»he Rtueargh, Port Wayne A cotcago R- R- Co..
having effected an arrangement with the Pennsylvania
Centra) Railroad company, for the transpvrtstlon of
PreUn's, properiy can now be jhlvpedon this
One uetween Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New
York and Boston, with promptness and despatch- Con
tracts can be made at the following places:
No. 3 Astor Place. i
No. 1 8. WUllam street.) New York
No. S Battery Place. )
No. &4 Riiby itreet, BoaWu,
No. 8 Dock street, Philadelphia.
Depot, North street, Philadelphia.
Depot. Twetfln street, oorcer CanaL Chicago,
ktara pauaages »ta rv. wameA a * R*
Per fanner information, Ac. apply to
J Ad. W. ML'bBON. Prclght Agent, Chleago.
J. J. HOCaiON. Gen'l Prtight Ag*t. Putsburgh. pa.
no 3
1838-e - ■ WtHTKS ABBANOZKS2IT- - 'St 8-9
VIA
TT.t.tvotw OXUTTSAX* BATLBOAB.
Ciumse oT Time*
ON AND AFTEd SUNDAY, NOV, 28,
trains will leave the Great Central Depot, foot ol
Booth Water and Lake streets:
St. Loals. Cairo and New Orleans Express....ll:W A.U.
(Dally, Sundays exevpted.)
Bt Loals and Cairn Express. Xfcuu P.M.
(Daily, Bunlayi excepted.)
Por Peoria, Decatur. *prlng9eld. Terre Haate. Alton,
dT. Lulllß,
Jefferson City, g "t" and all points on Missouri river
CAIRO.
Memphis. Napoleon. Vlckaaarg. Natches, Galveston.
NKW ORLEANS.
And all Intermediate p- Ints.
A stock train, with a passeoger ear attached as far as
Kankakee will leave at S.su P.3L (dally. Sondave ex
cepted). On Saturdays a passenger ear will be ran oa
this train as Car as Urbanna,
Trains arrive from St Loals and Cairo ak 9:10 and
ll;fO P.M
CONNECnONR.
The lUOO P.M. tralus make direct connections st
Maooon with Terra Uan* e and Alton Railroad for Alton
aad St. Louis, ai.d at Cairo wlm tbe railroad line of
<teamertJor .tew Orleans, leaving Cairo on altsmat*
dan
The 11J0 P.M. train makes direct connections at To»
lono with Great Western Railnad fo- Springfield. Jack*
soavllle and Naples; ai Maitoon with Terre lit at* and
Alton Railroad for A ton and ft. tools, aid a. odm with
Ohio and Mississippi ll r v " 4 for St Loals.
FOR THROUGH TICRXT3 AND INfORMATIOIf,
Apply ak the Company's Office In the Great Central
Depot; at the Michigan Central Railroad uffiee, corner
of Lake and Dearb rn street; at the Putabargh. Part
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Office, corner o; Dearborn
and Randolph streets, aad at all Steamboat and Railroad
Office in the East and North.
JAAC.CT.ARRI. Qen'iaopt
W. F. JOHmON, General Ticket Agent
nog W. R. ARTrfCR. Bnpt Chicago Dlvtstott.
CHlCAfiO* ST.mLASDrOND DC LACK. I.
CHANGS OP TIME.
I \N AND MONDAY, DEC. 13/
w lata, Trains on this road will leave Chlcsco m
fellows;
9:00 A M. Por Belolt JanesrUle. Madison and Pralits
daCblen.
200 P: M. Per janssvUleand Madison.
Trains arrive at 12110 P. M. and 6M P. M.
Carrying tbe throach U. 8. Mail for all points In Us
Northwest*
from Chicago to Prairie daChlen wttheat
change of Cars,
Connecting a Prairie da Cbten with s JaUy Uns of C&UaA
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Dealers In
JDimenaion & Rubble Stone,
fbom joLcrr XLUxoia.
JoUet offioe atlheir Quarriev
(Silsago oSloe and yard, Charles soe*:. baviat Yaa
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