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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-10-08

A fFOkNkr ed cssassiios ct Lev, anl sesn
"A Ter tAs psrcAass asA sale sf Real dBssss Usl
sstisg bssinsss sssssAsl - pseapsly, sasiss n
sAiasd, sad large asshss sfsisy lots Asl fasn
always for sale.
0ass hsssssa AsiassA JeAnsss ,oa Sssssasssses
nyoA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
A Couple of Mormon preachers held forth
in Stockton on Sunday evening.

EXTRAORDINARY CRITTER.--The fol
lowing beats the Baton Rouge fish
decidedly:
'Mr. Snowman, what is that - THAT
my dear, is the Rinocerow. He is
cousing German or Dutch relative to
the Unicorn. He was born in the de-
sert OF Sary Anne, and fed on bamboo
and missionaries. He is very courage
Gus, and never leaves home unless he
moves, in which case he goes some
where else, unless he is overtaken by
the dark. He was brought to this
country much against his own will,
which accounts for his low spirits when
he is melancholy or detected. He is
now very aged. although he has been
the youngest specimen of animated ma
ture in the world
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
SuERIFF'S SALE

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued out OF
ED the District Court, Ninth judicial District, ih
and for Butte County and State of California, to mt
directed and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum oftweve hundred and ninety dollars with inter
est thereon until paid, and the sum of ten dollar
costs OF suit, together with the accruing sai
writ, wherein IT Losky. Levy Co. are the plaiI
tilis and Brannagan hissen the defendants.
have levied upon and sell at public sale to the hgl
est bidder for cash, on the 3ith day OF june A J.
1857, at the hour Of two O'Clock r. NJ all ofthe igh
title and interest of Richard NJ Brannagan lgnal
Nissea, the deiendants above named. in and TO th
following described property, 10 wit: All of that ces
tain piece or parcel of land lying and being situate
In the town Of 0roye, Butte county and State a.
California. and described as follows: fronting Oh
Montgomery street between Myers and iiuntoon
streets, commencing at the American Theatre an's
running to H. Emanuel's house, twelve feet, thenc'
back one hundred and thirty two feet forming :.
paraleograme twelve feet front by one hundred an'
thirty two feet back, together with all of The ten'
nents herlditimenls and appeftnances lherennl"
belonging or in any wise appertaining. The aDoF''
sale to take place at the Court House door III ofO
vile, county and state aforesaid.
Dated Oroyille, June 9th. 1851.
p. P.FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
SEERIFF'S SALE.

NpY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out of the
-AD District Court, Ninth Judicial District in and
for Butte county, and State of California, TO me di>
reclcd and delivered, commanding me to make the
sum OF one thousand and twenty nine twenty -four
one hundredths dollars ih three per cent per month
interest thereon until paid, and the further sum OF
twenty seven Fifty one hundredihs dollars costs OF
sat together with all the costs accruilg upon said
writ wherein G X. Reed is the plantf and NJ D.
Lassweil Is tde de endant, have levied upon and
will sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash
on the 18th day of July A. d. 1851 at the hour of two
O'Clock T. NJ, all Of the right title and interest of the
above named defendant in and to all of that certain
piece or parcel OF land lying ana being situated in tho
towno OrOvle Butte County and State of California,
beginning at "A point on the sonh side OF Montgom
cry street two hundred and eighty feet east from the
N. W. corner Of a building known AS Inc Orleans
hotel thence running east sixty six feet thence south
one hundred and thirty two feet, thence west sixty
six feet thence north one hundred and thirty TWO fee
10 the place of beginning, IL being Lot No. l6 in
Block No. 49, as laid down on the town plot OF the
town of OroVe, also all of the defendants right title
and interest In ard 10 that certain piece or parcel OF
hand lying and being situate on MONTGOMERY street
east OF and adjoining TO the land above described In
the town Of Oroyie. county and state aforesaid, and
described as follows fronting fifty feet more or less
on Montgomery street, aud running back one hun
dred and thirty two feet said property lying between
property formerly owned the east by Horace
brewster. ana on tie west property owned by Clon-
chc and known rs the Cantrel lot together with all
the tenemens, hereditaments and appuriinances be-
longing 10 or in any wise apperaining unto the fore
going described lands.
The above sale TO take place at the Court House
door in the town of oroyiile county and state aiore
said. P.FREER,
Sheriff Butte County.
Dated Julv al 1877
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
Scrofula and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GCY5OrT'S improved Extract of Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla" is a true specific. The pro
prieGors have in their possession over one hundred
certiac aes of the most extraordinary cures eeced
by 1t. We can sefely say, Try ii. 1t rcviYes the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
the BLOOD and by It's tonic properties restores the
Invalid to life and vgor AS spring and summer
medicine, it has no equn. Its singuIarly eiiaciOus
action on the blood It's strengthening and vlyityInl
action the system stands preeminanily above all
other Sarsaparias. II YOU would have the
brought back TO your check, clear, healthy and
transparent skim end life ard vigur imbued through
the system, take GuysOtt's Extract Jf Yellow Dock
aud Sarsaparilla. " contains more OF the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other preparation
extanI, which is chemically combined with thu ex-
tract Of Yellow DoOk and the Extract OF Wild
Cherry thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other sarsapaTia before the pub
lie AT the same time il is perfectly free from al
mineral posons, which cannot be said OF other Sar-
sapariiia compounds.
e. BE careful and buy none but QUART BorTLEs.
Sodby Druggists generally.
Cotton * alcDermOt, Agents for Oroyille
Park s. White. General Agents, and importers for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington ST.,
San Francisco. mYla-3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
EAGLE BAKER y,
CORNER MYERS & BIRD sTs., oRov1LLE.

CORNER MYERS BIRD STS., oRoV1LLE.
WOULDSAY TO MY FRIENDS and the puoh
N that having become sole proprietor OF the a1o' se
establishment am ready to serve them with the be-
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES. &C,
Al short notice and ON the most reasonable term
SODA, SUGAR & BUTTER CRACKERS
Constantly on hand. Aly Wagon will deliver ever,
thing in my line at the residence OF my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroyille. july ~, 1856. jy22-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
STRAYED OR STOLEN

ENRON THE SUBCRIBER IN OROVILE. on
m Thursday, June 5th, two MILCH COWS, brand
ed on the hip-diamond, with r ia the centre One
IL large brinde, six yeas old, with a bell. The
other u black COW, three years old Whoever will
return said cows, or give information where they
are, viii be suitably rewarded.
jeS0-3t G. ii. VAUGHN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
Orpuille Bully Butt. Retorh.
FRIDAY MORNING, JULY Sd, 1867.

TALL SPIRE.-A spire is to be erected on
St. Johns Church in Marysville 100 feet in
height, at a cost of some $4,000 The st.
Johns is the place of worship of the Epis-
copahans.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-03
$50 90 REWARD

NWILL be given to the Person who took m,
w watch from the Orleans Hotel, OroyilIe or
Tuesday morning. and no questions asked.
july1 WILLIAM GWYNN.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28
Friday Evening, Oct. l6, 1851.

Friday Evening, Oct. ~, 1891.
Il accordance with the call published in the
AIb papers, . large portion Of the business
Aaf the city met ON Friday evening at the
buoa Chamber. aabr Yteis q
.nseeesing was organized BY calling Chas
10 the Chair, and appointing John q,
~ Estary. s.s g5u ~
- 8sadris stated The object Of the meeting.
estoeion. Thos. Hedge, 7. L. Parsons, and
Dsgte we're appointed committee to draft
'sOldeons expressive Of the best course to be
ssssd under the existing circumstances n ].
\. WsS.arr, Esq, Dr. J. F. Henry, Mr. Thos.
sdes, and The Hon. J. L. Corse being called
~, addrpased the meeting. So
Aess which, on motion, the meeting adjourn.
Aoau Sassrday evening at Z o'clock. Z ~
Z ss. !, 6ar. Saturday Evening. /.
asling called 70 order BY the Chairman.
fAsCenmittes reported the following reso-
s'aa which, on motion, were unanimously
11eptsd: ,s,s ,s--.s-S III etea sg
&ss'ss& That 20 far - Ne can We will pay
= Aall debts. It home, In order to keep tho
ahk eixpeaes moving. -. s.' ,'s, ~, ~. ~
&sslss& That 70 would earnestly impress
p DE Farmers the necessity Of selling
sssa produce Of some kind to iquidate their
eeesedness 70 the Merchants, Mechanics. &c.
Aaaelss4, That vs should rserss to uss legal
asaaste esaases our debts, yet iustics 70 our
|.sessfs |. ~ dsnand Of US greater exertions than
.s'sselcrs and ~s think it nothing but just
Il Nses sho eve ~ 70 make some aacri6cs ON
- sasy hate 70 cell, in erdsr 70 meet their
fhg liabilities. ..s9a1,N @-i q
4ssslsd That Hs would urge upon the mar.
es ~ de interior Of this State who deal
= -, sAe inpsrtance and necessity Of some
sae'ned Aesion In collecting their debts due
~ notion, ordsseA that the above procaed-
% paolisssd in The city papers. sa bs@t
vn motion. The meeting adjourned. 7e's
'@1 @is a.s s q. GEAR, ssc'y. 5
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

hrtwAy DAYAgEs-The widow Of Nr. Sc
"a. one Of ths passengers killed e. the appal.
y disaster Lass spring al, thu Dsejardinsa
D6dge, Canada, has recovered . verdict oi
eioo0 against the Great Western Railway
spany.-t24o0 for the vita, and q, 900 for
- Of the three children. qNsts Ngia- tas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

~ The attention Of the Marshal and bis
horse 10 most respectfully directed . the allsy
at the corner Of Warrington and Main streets; |;
and 70 the alley back Of McCashS Livery Stable.
They have BEEN ! iitsls too hlthy for. long
dine back; and " hope thsy win soon b
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

The particular attention Of the ladies and all
concerned 10 called to the announcement Of Mr..
Smth. His goods are selected with rare good
tasts and discrimination, - Ill admit who visit
his well Glled and admirably arranged house.
See advertisement,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

l. .sls Yoo viii psshaps think, that / an
long time about giving ysa . s.skstch. q
the procssdings Of the Democratic Barbecue;
but il being ONE Of lahs many Asslss of I'd.
season, thought It would not be Of much
interest. There were no speakers her. but
Jim Baker. and the dinnsf II only ,tsrs,sd .
''raw meat and bread party Hsa5 hsfsqsts
You can give three shouts for Monroe. Lu.
css and Clark, aad give Wayne an encouraging
notice. told you that tit would take but . fav
more such missilss ~ the Dred Scott Case.
Buchanans Letter, &C., to 'wind up" the Ds.
mocracy. Anderson and Edwards are both
elected BY handsome mGoritiss. Here are the
returns sti ~. -aHt9ssr sotue -
Aonros-Lows and Faville so majority; An
derson 81 maj. Lucas-Lows and Favilc. Is
maj; Edwards II maj; Baker maj. Clark
Lowe and Favills 90; Andersen 70: Edvards 81.
Wayne-A letter from Wayne states That al
the townships heard from but two give Ed
wafds 81 majority, and ssveral precincts in
A'ssosri giss EdssSds 5O0 This is certainly
bad mistake BY the Republicans in Wayne. l.
that county is not in this district, it being CON.
nsctsd with Appanooss and Decatur. What the
idea in lissouri 10 I cannot tell; however this
10 the news BY the mail zs5 A'@ sos
will send you others q fast a. can hear
from them. The above u Official in regard
70 Lucas and Clark. Monroe will not bs
changed 10 votes BY the official canvas.
I'd 4 s.o You're in haste, 4 1
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

One hundred and sixty-seven failures of i'm
portant houses are recorded during the last
week. At this rate. soon few win be left stand.
ing. ees.s ..s,.s.sl .g,s 5g.sj,,,3
The desperate state Of the foreign silk and
dry goods trade Is shown in the fact that some
Of the heaviest houses, with stocks worth mil
lions. have turned retailers, and are welding
the humble yard-stick in prsferencs 70 total loss
In Wholesale inertia. -.98
The next change in the drama win be the re-
bound from England, France and Germany, es-
pscially the drss. Already the London 1imes
kas raised the mote Of panic the necessarily
intrinsic wershlessness Of American railroad
eecugitiss d the theme. When England shall
have esceivsd shs shock, then the South, cock
a-whoop for the line of steamers, and trada
direct with the rest Of mankind, will writbe.
Ever looking to Europe With its wars and
faninss. and nps and dovns, = the best GUS
TONER Tor COTTON, IN preference % mills at her
own doors steadily Working and ever@goipg, the
South will now have another opportunity 81 en-.
ioyiag sAs results of bastard Free Trade. How
win C b whom cotton u down 70 or g cents !
pound I'm. r. Tribune. 4. II ss .s7. s..5ss i,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

| n With . degree Of prophetic wisdom
asN sqnal TO its general average, the New
ysA Tribune annoaneest the success Of the Bor-
1fARan party In Pennsylvanis, Ohio, Iowa
tlanssota. The political philosopher has
Mrs enc time in the four. Psunsylvania still
ss 70 Buchanan and his party. Ohio, MIN
nsn and Iowa remain true to Republican
ndplsA -, ,..'' -.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

80 s1Aee saDE.-A gentleman from Illineis
x.s Dsa % ssndry persons in this city the
~ snst the Banking House Of Coolbaugh
ss hsa charged him two and . half per
ass - between City Scrip asd Ilineis
80 ssae b, being businsss man, would
fssss 6s 4 in hia nsighbcrAood, 81
= ss'e leas. which hs vas not disposed -
ssephsislerns - that the aapsrti6ns
49, Aa n. -. an entirely 1alss, -shas bs
sskhes made distisesion unless Il
80 sltha scrip. and that ha does nov
-. - rsasissd asd paid IL 90 sponsn
HsT - a ps M best papsr. We give Ar.
!! r. n ossss1t q NJ deaiai. s9.,s ,s, ~ y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

A SrRrkE.-The Hagsrstovn (Ad.) Chroniole,
Know Nothing print, Gays: "A crisis has
arrived in our business, and We are determined
not to strike another blow for the American
party until il strikes blow for u.s." aGg
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

KkAovIxo TEE Sl0n.-It y N invaEiAhIe o. !,
t4@ II Boston for : man Of business who AllA
y remove his sign from bic door. W pstcslvo
thai this practice has been followed y tn sleo
| ~ the branch Of N old and most. rsapectalsIo
Hostcn nrm, which BE- unfortunately ssspende9
tpAyments this week. ~ r@wois ". y l7s-Ts
i 9Any yesse -, 60 Nesss Ross SARea r
hpsion, and did nos comply sish he usual ene.
| t4m Of removing biz name. Dufinx the niehl
! TIE boys took dewn M Sign, saued u IL 90.
apd Fsplacsa ~ ous ~isA ~ usnss rsvss1sI
= thAs Asead Pear Mossa~-CPhil Pssa1. ~-r \
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

We wonder whether, in these tight times
William Walker has found it perfectly easy. OF
even practicable at all, to raise that Immense
amount OF bullion with which it was long since
stated he was about to reenter and reconouer
his lost kingdom? Our own impression is that
he has found and will continue to find it diff.
cult to "reaiize" upon Nicaraguan scrip payable
80 long after victory. Still, something might
be done by buying for its value a. waste paper
. few cart loads Of the notes Of western bsnka
Of the rosy canine order. These would be
quite as valuable as anything Walker has yet
disbursed to his followers, since they might
serve for wadding in cases Of emergency, when
oral promises of large and magni6cent farms in
Nicaragua would be OF no use. =,
Now 10 Walkers time, indeed, if he can only
raise the s'sinews." A vast number Of msn are
out of employment, and are ready to 70 SOL
diering for want of something else to do But,
before these adventurous spirits slgn the papers,
we would just remind them of certain fish
Who did mot like the frying pan; and jumped
everybody knows where. The times may be
hard here, but then it 10 probable that they
will bs Of downy softness compared with the
times IN Nicaragua. Fighting, ~ the best, 10
about the worst business . man out of employ
ment can take up. 1t is mot pleasant when the
pay u good and the rations are plentiful; it 10
particularly unpalatabls when there 10 nothing
to eat and nothing to receive save gashss and
gun-shot wounds r; k,sa,. - E, ~,
As foe the efforts Of our Government to pre-
vent 6llibustefing, We suppose that William in
dplges in little quiet sleeve -cachination when
ever he hears thereof, He knows by personal
experience the true value Of Proclamstions, and
he is NO more frightened by them than the Eng
lish troops in China are BY the devils painted
upon the shields Of the Celestial varrioeA de
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~
/. N ! cusnnvuunnrsC.- o.. Jsass . ssss ssAst
-. - ~ psssOaage ssns ! yslsgraphss de-.
hsF::leh 49, nabsSss vhieA ~ pabl!lhed, 20.
Y -. ~ - seesA th6s lEansslsp ~ oAissa
.usS ~ Fremont veSsnsf 1eSe q swsnsy
~ IA .,sS. ostsaty counties temeinsd 70 ~ Isard
- -. iAlhg despatch yzl kays a. sdses q
IL Sns slDpublis sstaids Il - 0tass and 20.
:.sa.iyGs 70 ssks in saa sAsstsgAly a. fori
! sS1,f7Jw he tyfasa ssrips. THAI party has
- N Il alf.dscsptoe very fslly developed
- = 1--WE days nAjedtya efrAhs lsadess
- S.,ntsg but drink and figure and bess Gil
49, - shen falss reteSns from wapsllo.
~ is.r..h kep Dubuque. others from Van Ruren.
- "a alnsss every othsfe county hsAra
" -. - vpdh thsss 6gurss he leaders spread
n 1,.;i,.A thoss of them that had i. bssting
N sMa.idessb,s " sans'ef money upon ths slsetion
g e.n,.s IL ,s unnecessary - cay thaa they |
Y :. ~ oa,st md perfectly dcciBe. 1hsrs b
t,....;d.,.hI. ,oftsaipg dosn, ,ih he yslams Of
!. s..,I vhi,h isssss ipsn thsis nsqshs. They
s,Asvs sess q sbsn besn sesn % sss down re-
- q addsp pajosities sincs eatsfday lass, II
~ ~ ssppossd = have become odisgssted |
- sAs dfssussisa sf !" Natioasl." TOPICS and
su.sssuassay vtsh ~ 'snagssr basiusss.nl The /
\ 1star II their discomfort has mot YET been
~ iansed iaso glorious Summer BY thia dsclapato'
", ssn Il Old Virginia. The times ass 100 hard
wssoe great deal Of money. ~ s
I he joke Of Il il that these errors, exasgerar
ioas Aad false rsturns which deceivsd our loco
lIss friends and lese them their mousy, rsaohed
Dssque Nondsy and culmina4ed ID : procla-
niaon ef victory BY the immortal Brigadier,
George Washington JONES', o. some other Of
- leaders Of ths Lost tribes Of benightsd
Jsbuqus. And ws win venture that st the
- the despatch was sent forward neither .
Dsbuque nor any other adjoining county had
tns corTsetly heard from. 5so s0@ ~ r9A
n Naalstt4 Il
a. oS HoWa Electlon. 2
/ ne Republican majority for Governor will
v about 5000. The Legislature stands, thus A
~: q.sz Ts4-we.l W. saa 81
e. - Repub. Buchan. In doubt.
Senate, w .iasa. - Ia a L
| House. a4 a-i.a 4 81 20 40
d Il vill be sssn that already enough has been d
asard from 10 secure . majority in each branch '
Y sAs Legislature. w.. ,-- :. s.Ss7
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asssss sWsAaAL nnN III asss@asa aaasA sss ssasafsaf
-os 4saass ~ bssAs asias snasssssas 1sisaasssa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

e8It strikes us that the parties owning the
grain-the farmsrs-have an undoubied right
to determine when, how and where and for
what prices they win sell their crops. 10 be
sure it il very that sale Of our crops At any
thing like living prices uould turn the balances
Of trade, ease up the tnonsy pressure In Iowa
and give business . new impetus. But il farm
ers don't choose to take fifty cents for wheat
political economists can hardly devise means
Of ccmpulsion.g Bssides We are Of opinion that
farmers are not - much in debt q people like
to assert We rather guess they owe no more
than some other folks, and have - good right
70 refuse afty cents for wheat ~ others have to
refuse cne-tbird Of their former price for lots
and lands. Nevertheless 70 Do mot think il
policy to hold ON. ssess Gs sEt13 .ssEssf
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

g The French afe y queer nation. EN-
pres Eager y I fair ipseinsn. she has ! new
nssnss svsFy day IN tho ysar. Rsgsae sae,
ne late novsliss, waslasosAsr spsclmsa. ~ He
: wore dozen di1srsnt patr u gloves every day.
and always had On . pair of white kida VIXEN
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-28

4 = aluays - - e,....Iit,, u "
T \: 4 = sgssk ssls a a.. : a.sAssi.y. y,
.Au she'sess, = vhas - !, 90, q, = IL u.
efaslea o. jssties d ssog - di.iDie,r;.,
saess Js11a Ul1tsss, V - - $500. =,
~ aa,taiag 1Saniery = y ~ Y 1Isr,s ! sh.r.,
-. er whas = nseA i1sts ssnis u t,unit,l
1e nssAshs e1asea.s pss.l Z ~ 49,. NJ.
We uadssssssl Jslxs d. - - u lavv.,,,
spen iAaiF &seA bsAssiss = II Maai,eo and
s'ssshss, saissaisg ~ silsss ~ o. "a ~.
psssoa.ssal fhis i sspsfb!. 1bt aSeaal,n,.
!, vness ssads y asndiag osher felfks to oood
nuss Asvs thsir aynpathiss quiskaasd s.
Avert sseidaaes hahilll thss sAschsre1t t,.ra II .
ps'sos, sish ; thln dist of brad ma vAter-
- Classts srss shen throeeh. b, heIora
1eas ysry pssper aad salasary srsla HAT Nv.
4 = sheslA ssask psszAissioa wasas shsy vi.h
= rsssss 'fsom ~ sabllls trsSssss '6R N.
Cosft. This s1d noe pItass thsm ov,r ,,i.a.t -
And = ppt hia Henor oas III csssesaaiiee ,hsv
would get up ons aftsru uaaetAsr sasa sar vish
go tAsss aAd jaysuias Aossss, ..passss Iii. nv
so cesr ~ Hc6ps borS shis . Ioax : &
'oald aad ivhsa lisshsesaacs esaasi q 81 Is ! |
'tFaaa pat the nhois nisosllanee.s crowd IN. /
2 Jail. Aad gsatlsnaa d ssr elbow ,a,s1
hat ne pabiic edidcs, not sscepeinslshs peniAJ
entiary ever containsd @ mach laseos rsacal-
" = tAs p Asdissai JAN, vhss 6llsd vish tha I
lwysrs e this discreet 0S IN Usagstsi
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QUIXOTTE. JR.


We regret to learn that Chicago was visited
on Monday morning last with one of the largest
fires that ever occurred this side Of New York.
II occurred in the heart Of the city, consuming
the very large Observation-Disclosures Of D.iB. Cork
= Co., and laying in waste twelve stores and
property to the value Of 500. 900. There was
also fearful destruction Of human life. Nine
bodies have been rescued from the ruins, and
fifteen persons are known to be lost. We viii
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