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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-10
The rAHaaatacE 1Mo9aMIy.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON g. Co.'S
NEW MAGAZINE,
DEVOTED TO 20.
& Literature, Art and Politics,
ITS AIN WILL BE

FIRST: In Literature, to leave no province
unrepresented, so that while each number Will
contain articles of an abstract and permanent
ralue. il will also be found that the healthy
appctite of the mind for entertainments; IN lts
various forms of n Narrative, Wit, and Humor,
will not 90 uncarcd for, The publishers wish
TO saw, also, that while native writers Will re-
ceiye the m ost solid encouragement and Will
be mainly relied on to fill the pages of the
ATLANTIC, thew will not hesitate oldraw from
the foreign sources at their command, as occa-
sion NAV require. relying rather on the COM
petency of an author to treat a particular sub
iect, than on any other claim whatever In
this way they hope to make their. Periodical
I welcome wherever the English tongue Is sPo-
ken or read, r1- ftasa.0@.3t'i b'~ -
SECOND: In the term ART they intend 10
include the whole domain OF aesthetics, ana
hone gradually to make this critical department
a true and fearless representative of Art, in all
its various branches, without any regaed To
prejudice whether personal or national, or to
private considerations of what kind soeyer.
THIRD: In Politics. the ATLANTIC will bo
the organ Of no party or clique but will hon
estlv endeavor to be the exponent of what It's
conductors believe to be the American idea,
1t will deal frankly with persons and
with parties, endeayoring always to, keep
in view that moral element which tran
sends all persons and parties, and which alone
makes the basis of true and lasting national
prosperity. It will not rank itself with any
sect of antics. but with that body Of men which
is in favor of Freedom. National Progress, and
Honor, whether public or private.
Asa an earnest of the material at their conf
mand, they subiointhe following list of literary
persons Interested in their enterprise wishing
il, however. 10 be distinctly understood, that
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of raising fund from the friends OF tins
movement for the purpose of defrayIng
the necessary expenses of its prosecu-
ton.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. o. t. MAxoS, Prescott, a5J 5aneIR
TRUMAN FIELD, ESQ.,, Register of Deeds, do
Hon. S. N. FULLER. Circuit Judge Hudson
DR.. THos FOSTER editor Kiaamcsotidn,St Paul
Ex-Gov. BAsHFoRD,. Oshkosh ..,,.
Hon. d. J. Powers, editor Farmer, Madison
Capt. ORRIN SMITH, President of the Galena
md Minnesota Packet Company, Galena. H.;
and business men of Pierce County generally
Prescott, Wis, March 5. 1858. 3Syl
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DARTIES entrusting me with the sale OF
l. purchase of property viii have the benefit
of thorough advertising; and all business placed
in my hands will be carefully and promptly
attended to.
OLIVER GIBBS, JR.
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of any piece of Real Estate in Pierce Co.
furnished or shown on short notice from a
complete and systematic general abstract made
from the public records.
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Notice to Creditors.
N PROBATE, Pierce County Court. a
In the matter OF Alvah White, deceased
To all vhOm at 33z0u concern. f....

10 all achona at may concera:aal.f
Notice is hereby given that We, the subscri-
bers. were on lie third day Of February A. d..
1853, appointed and commissioned by the
Judge of said Court, Commissioners to receive.
examine and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the said deceased; that six
months from and after said day have been al
lowed and limited for creditors to present their
claims to Us for examination and allowance,
and that we will, on Thursday and Friday the
1st and I'd days of April next, and Tuesday
the Sd day of August next, at 8 o'clock a. M.
on each of said days, at the Greenwood House
at River Falls, attend to the discharge of our
duties as commissioners aforesaid. T Hoi
MASON STONE, To-.
DAINTY CURRIER, oo'i'S'
Dated at Greenwood this 9Th day of March,
A. ID. 1858. ..-, - 38w3
N. B. All those who have claims intended
as offsets or otherwise should present them at
the first meeting of the Commissioners.
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-eone-half of the corn crop in North
ern Ohio and Indiana. is reported TO he
unfit for use in consequence Of toe rot.
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sYou have destroyed my peace of mind
Betsey," said desparing lover to truant
lass. 'i9 &.
at can't do you much harm, John, for
twas an amazin' small piece you had, any
way"
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Mrs. II. B. Stowe,
| Me-, Ii a1tn1l

William H. Prescott, Mrs. H. B. Stowe,
Ralph Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Gaskell.
VIM. c. Bryant, .dmhor Of "Ruth, de-,
Henry W. Longt,llow,Mrs j.. Maria Child,
Rev. F. H. Hedge, DID, Mrs. C.iM, kirkland.
Nath'l Hawthorne, Mrs. Pike. -
John G. Whittier, Amhor of"Ida Nos
Oliver w Holmes, Miss Rose Terry,
James r. Lowell, Wilkie Collins.
j. Lothrop Motley, u 4dapS of'e DcdISeere$,"
George VIM. Curtis, G. Ruffini. Aiahor Of
Herman Melville, s doctor 4 atoaio, DC.
Prof. G. G. FELTON,, Shirley Brooks,
Prof F. j. Child =" 4nr "d$pcn Co't''1, y
E. P. Whipple,a, ~ 2 E. NJ. Witty, dur Of
Edmund Quincy, "Polit'em Portraits, .
Author of tWensley." james Hannay, An'r o;
Thomas w. Parsons, ?, "Singicton Eoatenoy"
j. T. Trow bridge, 1u'rlC. W. Philleo, dur of
"Ncighbor JacE,eood, "Irieo Married. y
The Publishers viii aim TO have each num-
Der of tho magazine ready in time for distri bu-
ton and sale, in the more remote parts of the
country, on or before the first day OF. the month
for which it is intended. tx
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from the Publishers, at Three Dollars year,
or Twenty five Gents Number.
Subscriptions RENTING three dollars, in ad
vance, to the Publishers, will receive the work
for one year, postpaid, in any part Of the Uni
ted States within 5000 miles. 23f
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! LIME.

FENHE Subscriber has quantity, of Birae
l. for sale at River Falls. All persons wishing
a irstrate article can procure it by calling on
him, or at the store of Powell & CO.. o'i' ="
asa i9 5is ad3 Is A. AITCHERSON.H
& River Fails, June 18th 1857. aoizg8 es.v
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NOTICE.

THHE undersigned is authorized to serve AZ
Il Deputy Sheriff in Pierce Co.. Wisconsin,.
G. j. RIKER.
RIVER FALLS, July 9Th, 1857.
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BEAUTY.-We find beauty itself q YER
poor thing unless beautifed by senti-
ment. The reader may take the confess
ion as he pleases, either as an instance of
an abundance of sentiment on our part,
or as an evidence Of want of proper ar
dor and impartiality; but we cannot (and
that is the plain truth) think the most
beautiful creature beautiful, or be at all
affected by her, or long to sit next to her,
or 90 to the theatre with her, or listen to
a concert with her, or walk in a field or
forest with her, or call her by her Chris
tan Lame, or ask her if she likes history,
or pin with any satisfaction) her gown
for her, or take her arm even into a diu-
ing-room, or kiss her at Christmas, or on
an April fool day or May-day, or dream
of her, OF wake thinking of her, or feel q
want in the room when sho is gone, or a
pleasure the moment when she appears,
unless she has heart as well as q face,
and is proper, good tempered natural 'l al
sincere, honest girl, VINO has a ii22fe for
other people and other things, apart from
self reverence and wish to be admired.
Her face would pail upon us in the course
of q week or even become disagreeable
We should prefer an enamelled tea7cup,
for we should expect nothing from it
Leigh HINT.
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HERE is one ofB. f. Taylor's chips.

HERE is one Old. l.. Lay III . oAiPo'
IF it is not worth reading let it alone:
THE Printer is the Adjutant of thought,
and this explains the mystery OF the won
derful word that can kindle hope as no
sono can-that can warm heart as no
bope-that word we with q hand-ln-
hand warmth in it, for the Author and
the Printer are Engineers together. En-
oineers indeed When the little Corsican
bombarded Cad:z at the distance OF five
miles, it was deemed the very triumph OF
engineering. But what is that paltry
range to this, whereby they lombard the
ages yet to be?
There at the case he stands and mar
81 ais into line the forces armed for truth,
clothed in Immortality and English
And what can be nobler than equipment
of thought in sterling Saxon--Saxon
with ring ofspear on shield therein, and
tn at commissioning it when we are dead,
to move gradually on to 'the latest syllable
of recorded time.' This is to win ylcto-
nv from death, for this has no dying in it.
The printer is called a laborer, and the
office he performs is toll. Oh, it is NOT
work. but sublime rite he is performing,
when he thus Sights the engine that IS
to fling a worded truth in grander curve
than missiles ere before described-fing it
into the bosom Of an age unborn. He
throws off bis coat indeed; we but wonder
the rather that he does not put his shoes
from his feet for the place whereon he
stands is holy ground.
A little song was uttered somewhere
long ago; it wandered through the twi-
light feebler than star; it died upon the
ear. But the printer takes iitup where it
was lying there in the silence like wound
ed bird, and lie eouips it anew with wings.
and he sends it forth from the Ark, that
had preserved it, and il flies on into the
future with the olive branch of peace; and
around the world with melody, like the
dawning Of Spring morning.
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CHAIN OF TITLE

Executed and acknowledged in the forms
prescribed by the several States. 4..5
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NSAsTnr<TsEs

A LII persons having unsettled accounts with
N C. b. COX, are requested to call at his
mills and settle as early as possible.
@. b. SOA.
River Falls, June. 18th, 1884, 7Tf
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sREEEEFss SALE.

STATE g e OF. wIsooNslNe}
conatysof Pierce, } q
BY virtue Of an execution to me direeted2and
delivered, issued out of the Circuit Court of
said County in favor of Thomas Gordon PLAN
tiff, and against Abrer Blaisdell 'defendant.by,
direction OF plaintiff $ attorney, have seized
and taken the following Real Estate, VIZ: Lot
No. 6 in Block 3. in the City et Prescotts,ln
Pierce County, which I will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Court House in the City OIL
of December 1857, at o'clock in the afternoon.
JAMES IT. EXME5, Sheriff.
z p. V.WISE, Plaff s Attsy.gss.8 -
Sheriff s Office, Prescott, Wis, Nov! 1927
POstponemeHf.
The above sale is postponed until the 10th
day of February, A. d. 1858, at the place and
hour above mentioned. So - -
j. H. EAMES, Sheriff.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

CONvEYANCING
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River Falls, March s, 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
AWARD or PRTZES TO THE PUPILS or
TIE PCBLTC SCHOOLS.

Tie award of prizes fcr The be-, specimens Of pen
mahsLip, drawing, reeilewcrk Sc, 60 the pupil, Of
tie Public Schools VINO have 81 their pro iucons on
exhibition, at the Cooper Iu,.itlte during the past
Teet, was made yesterday afternoon IL thc large han
OF The Institute. Tie Ggc,nce was small. A0er
remarks ty n. Nelson, tie prizes, consisting Of
beautiful painting by jaws. and gold and silver
medals numbering uea,iy 81, and valued ct SIS. Sj,
$40 aid = resrc-iiv,.y. were distributed BY Peter
Cooper a. the names Of tie successful competitors
were sunounced by Wm. Jly Haskett. the Chs.rnau
Of tie COMMITTEE.
a. they received their prizes the children took t-cir
seat- on the stage. In the csse of tae colorei chill
dren, WHO had been awarded prizes H. liaskstt an
nour ced that their medals not in the Hail. but
that they would be furnished with orders fr them on
Messrs Bal, Black & CO. The evident iutent Of this
vas 70 keep the colord children from the platform,
but despite the gentle Lint, two Of then ca NJ forward
aid took their position with the others.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
wA,mSc FOR DrNosDs IN GEoEo,>.-A c,

WAsnIHG FOR DiMoSDs ~ GGoEciN-A cone
srondeut Of 7hc Apgpsfq Chroaicc Says:
"lou will be surprised, probably, t. learn that ar
rangenerts are now being made 10 commence wasalns
ior diamonds IN Georgia; yet 1t IS So I"o l9cSM'ieS
have been found where the true matrx, with al It's
accompanying minerals, are found in abundance ana
from tho upper section Hall and other counties sev-
Lave been loud Of the finest quality. Ihe elastic
SANDSTONE itaooluuite, the true ua;rX OF the dia-
nopd tStends quite acruss the State: but diamonds
have been found only in those places where g,d wash
res are carried on being found ia the sands ot the
reIs with the goid elsewhere they have never been
sought after. The other locality has bat recently been
discovered, and Is of-nited exieu;-uercly 8 protru
sion oi the sandstone snd magnetic and specuar oxide
of iron through the surrounding pyIuc (aurf.rous
slaes together with immense quantities II stella tale
Of unparalleled besuty, associated With magnificent
crystae ot rutile from few lines 70 four inches 10
diameter. The tacolumite Is tnicky imbeddei win
spcn lid crystals Of azute Of three different forms
The lazu'ite IS very rare mineral found 10 but few
places ia tue world is one oi the accompanying min
erals of the Brazilian Diamond lines. Gold exists in
the pyritic slscs the south side Of the mountain
which Is q corr, spoucng form alton with the celebra-
ted Dom Mine in South Carolina. Tney also exhibt
every external evidence of the existence of cop
lead ard silver. That diamonds abound here there
can he no coubt yet they may be so TO
der 1t unproftablo to mine Tor them alone H. HAL
County they are and il the gold deposit washinss
and cost rOia.ns to find them, comparsi.ycy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

DE,1u OF , WELLksowN AuTHOR.- lks Hart
f5rd Times announces the Geath of DR.. j. l. Com
stock Of that city. widely known as the author Of
nunb Der Of elementary and other works on diheren.
brapcbes Of scienee. The deceased wss selteiu-
Gated man, whose early life passed as a surgeon
in the United S,a:es Army. HIs age VS. u years.
Ills most noted WORKS were on Chemistry, Natural
History Physical G,ogrcphy, on M.leralogy and
History Of Gold and Silver. or Ell his works, how
ever. none have hsi such wide sale as C,ustock's
Natural P0ilos%Ihy,' which ,, hs, become s.aniaId
edtiors We presume II Is fact that the sale a this
bod in the niled States has reached nearly million
# copo-. Il has also met VITA marked success in
ErroIc. His reycole from th.s book sl,ne, 10 ooe
year, az. led - fi,b). B"-tc1 lfa,ei-S.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
HENRY DAY.

In consideration Of the great services rendered TO The
survivors Of the passengers and crew Of tho urcfta-
nate steamship Austria, by Capt Remand, of the
Frerch bark Maurice aud Capt Funnemark, of the
Norwegian ship Catsrina the Senate of the City Of
Hamburg has voted an honorary medal in gold TO each
of the captains and honorary medal, in silver to the
mates OF their vessels beside approprating for disr-
button among the crews an amount exceeding 81 900
for each vessel Tie medals will be made especially
for the occasion, and Will be presented through the
respective Governments
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
4 CARD.
\ tNhD'
To ne Edifc- q Tzs V. \. TriIv1s

SIR: We beg the oour.esy Of your columns for some
reflection in reference - the distribution Of prizes at
the Public Scho1 Exhibition. We were highly
pleased at the notice in the public prats of picture
drawn by our classmate ,nrad kroysgaard and
were equally surprised that IFS meri. failed TO impress
tie Comniitee IN Pnze.. We appeal 10 al dis
Interested parties whether the drawing in cues
Reports were circulated tina. our c.assulate was
professional srlist Now wish to say, that all he
knows Of tue art was learned in our school where ne
has been a regular attendant fr four q successive
hibed, and the Injustice and parality of the om-
mttee were Just as plain and papable. We appeal to
the impartial thousands who cav the picture, wnen
We say this. Aud to all who think this piece of
pfcsun pton, will say that the drawing Is in our
possession AZ the fiteruth Ward Evening School No.
81, in Tirteeuth street Wten justice is outraged by
private tribunals, there remains an appeal to the
public. IT, behalf Of Gas A, Fifteenth Ward + 'en-
Ing school, JANEs BKUcL, ir.
III n.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
a." THE GREASY MECHANICS"
To ths Editor Qf Then. \. Tribune.

To no Editor Qf Them u Tribune
SIR: Inclosed please find the money for for'y'two
COPIES of TnE SENI-WhEKLY TRIBUNE.
1t may be worthy of note that, Notwithstanding the
depresson in business, our Club has increased from
tbity-one to forytwo rs above also that we are all
"mudss," and greasy mechanics at that, which
may possibly suggest to such as entertain the opinions
Of the Senator from South Carolina that, at some short
time hence the "mud-sils' may mildly ultimate wha.
kind of suptistructares shall be raeed upon them.
Very truly you're, HENRY DAY.
S.s9ve,a-ud pcp0i, IA Dec. /, 1875.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

HIGHwAY RoBBEIY.--About / O'Clock ycster'ay
morning, man named James Sheppard, HLilo pass
ing through Centre street, near Pearl, was ac,ostod
by two fellows, who endeavored to persuade hm to
erter grcggeiy near by, ard take drink with them.
Sheppard refused, whsrcupon the fellows knocked him
down and 10 )bed him of his watch. Officer Hyatt Of
the Sixth Precinct hearing the mans cries for assist
aIce, Mastered to the spot AID arrested the robbsrs
who gave their names as George Smith aid John
Joyce. The wa ch having been passed 10 an accom-
plice, lot recovered. Justice Connolly committed
Smith ard Joyce to prison to q yait e1snin stion.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

REroRrED FAILrRE OF THE CHICAGO Pass ,ND
TnBuSE.-The report that The Chicago Press anf
Ts,brae has failed for Sl0oO 600 proceeds, We learn
from good authority from the failure of two of ts own
ers for $4,000. The Press and Tribune is necessarily
embarrassed by tbs eve.t; but its prcpretors expect
to have plain sarg again about the LET Of February
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

EscAprD.--Oficer Lafberry Of the Ni,nh Precinct,
ct early yesterday morning, discovered bur
gsr in the act Of breaking into the front basement
window of the dwellpg house Of NJ MOnahan, No. II
St. Lokes PLACE Leroy street. The burglar AMI
officer saw each other simultaneously when the former
instantly dropped biz tools and took to lis heels. The
officer followed in pursuit, but the thief being feet Of
foot, managed bis escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

As AGED LADY FATALLY BURSED.-Coroner Hills
yesterday notified to mold inquest at tae house
No. 2l9 Stanton street, the BODY Of Mr. Mars leid-
ner, German lady nerly 1j yeess Of age, who died
from the effects Of burns received 20 consequence ofthe
bursting Of can phers or phi, lamp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

CR,EGFD WITH STEALING GAS.-iestcrday morn
ing Thomas M,rsb of the Inspectors OF tho si tn'
hattan Gas Company, maie complaint before Justice
Ouackenbusb, at tie Second District Police Cont,
against Que z. Muller doirg business at No. i26 iud
son street, charging the said Muller with using gas,
the property Of the Company above named without 8
meter and without paying for such gas used. The
magistrate issued his warrant for the arrest Of the ac-
cused and placed the process in the hands Of Officer
Beck. Mr. Marsh accompanied the officer to the
premises in question, aud, upon examination, found
that Muller had connected the service pipe with the
pipes running through the house, by means of piece
of lead piDe. Mr.. Marsh severed the connection and
took away the piece Of lead pipe. Muller appre-
heIded and held 70 bail ia the Of $500 to 1or
the sdemeanT, which is punishable by fine aud im
prsOumeLt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

VI usc cliNb SN'HVh'
A TURKISH LADY az DHfIcULTY.-On wednesday
las, Deputy Sheriff Ryerson served writ Of erai,
issued by Judge Culver Of the Brooklyn City Court,
against Apbn Reeves, on the complaint Of his wife,
AnLe,ta Reeves. Reeves, it appears, arrived hero
from Turkey some six months since With bis family.
lie is shipbuilder, and hal been engaged in that
bushes. for tho Turkish Goyernment snce 1883. lie
married the complainant, bis wife, u that country and
had tgo cLilireD, named Catharine and Constantinr
John. On arriving here Reeves located his family il
Sands street. and has sin C then visited them only NJ
interval; and when lie did call, alleged, illtrested
bis wife. She is as ,gether ignorant Of the English
argusge but managed TO make her situation known To
Me:srs. Dlkeman and Pray, lawyers who sued out tho
abovo writ, and had him arrested. lie was snjOnet
from disposing Of any of hs property, and ffon IL
treating Lis wife and family.
THE SrRRoGATEs SALARY.The salary Of the SUP
rogate Of Kings County was raised from ., 900 70
g., so year at tie lat meeting of the Board Of
Supery .ors, to take eject st If January.
Yoryc MESS CEsTRAL CHRIsTIAs Csios.-~Aa
association under this title hss recently been formed
~ tho young men Of East Brooklyn, which i, rapidly
progressing in numbers and influence. Their meetings
are he'd monthly in the Summerdeld N. T.. Cnurch
on Washington avenue, at which essays read and
discussions follow, in which the members generally
participate The theme at the last meeting va,
moral Courage" by Alfred Wicke-, and the Rev.
Dr. Buddpgon ard others took part in the discussion.
In Consequence Of the rapid Increase Of the Uniou.
the project Is con.Jred II erecting an efce for their
future use, with q room for lectures and concerts.
RryAw.y-A team Of horses attached 10 ore of
~ venue ear. becsme sht-Led when spprosghins
i.h street ytsrdsy ofeskog loose ran fos sss.s blocks
u sDees ~hes t ",.s s.s1 = ' ,o'.,. o %
v.r badly Dsred before they could Do e-tre aed Rom t
LsTrsss
AccrpEsr-A ongshoreman, named James On.
y.s ..,.s-ly Injured DeFo-e,t- wharf W-dys sdsy
Mi. .ussscd unloading rcboDu kslo Wes.-ra ~ hides
bs,e fe " him. rjlns bis b. ad snd tfsrur.n;
His sidsce No. Batavia street. he~iok. HE wife def
recently, AID !aTse family depelca-i Oh 1 s PPT-
BrrGIsRr.-The house Of Andrew McCreis, No.
S 4yt- ..onioa.y cI,crsi ~ "ecIsdsJ nst
AID Iobbec oi property Va.aea >. nes-.' s""
RKCOyERY Oh sTOLES GOVbs.- iestlnsy oDic"t
Lyons ofthe Fifth Pcinci recovered bsnde o. good. wh
rad been stol from EspIs'. Ssso "r'i to, o i.e-
~ cor Il sr and Noi rhiItech .trccs Dand IRE goods
AZ The corner Of North Tn;h and Pin. street TUESDAY n
store y were socd t ID, oseer and iier'ihed bJ,es
owner.
RoBsfD.-Tbe drug store Of Dr.. HarPby, at tho
com. o North ssth ard fh .,rss, es,sEca BY tsss
on WedLssday a.eE' ed s-S'to.sn.
S1orrS.-Mr. Espangerberger cen'ect'eaer. Il
Gr.ae Z y hn lore AID wagon = '' o. W in.
i s.... Ssis sa,a 'r:s'l AL ss.t.cS ave '".-t