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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

TENHE FOLLOWING LOTS AND PAR.
Il GELS OF LANDS were sold by the Treasurer of the
County of Kenosha the sth day Of April D. 1856 for
the taxes OF lSo5 and the redemption will expire Sh
day OF April A. D. 1882 unless redeemed before that time
r.. H. DE MING
1SWle Clerk Of Board Of tSalo'rs, Kenoshd Co.
CITY OF KENOsHA
Firaf
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SHERIFF'S SALE. KENOSTyA CoT7N--

A "A NJ
~ ~ CIRCUIT C0URr.-By virtue of a writ of fer;
issued out OF the circuit court in and for said conn
henosha ana state of Wisconsin, to me directed and AZ
nave levied upon and shall offer for sale and self
pubic Vehdue, TO the highest bidder therefor as thi
orects at the court house in city and county If XIV
@ ana state aforesaid, on Saturday 2Sth iay Of Az
gus a. u 1906 between the hours one and three oi
;e afternoon of that day. all the right title and nte est
W n "iham seymour had ON the 9th day of Anr n
iooo, or at any time since that day in and to the oIoin
pieces, parcels lots o. land lying and ben i
ne ct and county OF Kenosha and state of Wisconsin, -
NIX and d t undivided half oflo eight Isl in block eleven
anu he undivided one half pa TT of lots one and two
y in block twenty eight (2s( in southeast onat "
30 81 town two (, range 80 also lots two fand len
y ~ IN block fourteen "a, also lots two three and
~ q II in block fifteen 5) all being in the south
10Y @ yer oL section number thirtytwo 49, town two
ty of kenosha, Wisconsin - ~ 'J "Ae SV'ln~
Dated at the sherifr's Office, July 18th, 1853.
~ A. ?. TYAIESON
J. ]. PETIT, Pif's Atty. IGS ux WIS
ne above sale hereby postponed until saturday Cc
day e Piaoe ana Time OF
Dated Kenosha, August 2Sth A. D. 1888.
pnuu,u D,e., A. p. TYMES0N, Sheriff
= : 800 : II Atty. 6w12.
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Gtgal
~ Co ATTA cHMENT.-IN JT7sTIcF

coIn a y III M 4 N TN TTTSTTrE
n y County, City of Kenosba aaTo
of pss hee You are hereby notified that writ
perry attached to satisfy the demand of John your pro
shall appear before eG T and fifty Now unless You
,a a county ahis office in said city on the Se anu
per, A. u. 1855, at O'Clock in the ICY
so o h "a rendered against you your pronepty
3w13 J0MN a. ~ DI, IS2S'
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Il TARKWEATHES II
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23

W Mygatt-part lot 10 blk IS, commen-
cling % # ms e cor thence n % # thence
to W line of said lot, thence % #,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-23
FOR SALE

To all those seeking Bargains in these Hard Times
we would say give us a call.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,

7 IUUttItNS ZIgeHt
N. BAH orders addressed to N. CoNKLIN Kenosha,
Wis, will be promptly attended to. 6m51
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
Trident Mutual Insurance COMPANY,
Providence, IL. I.

!0s0o' .----- .----.----- Trident Bloch.
chartered by Legislature, June 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
Nfw9lurk Duly Gribn,te

A SrEP-DA DAUGHTER RECEIVERS A JUDGMENT FOR
SERVICES RENDERED HER MOTHER "A evil case of
more than usual incidental interest WAS brough; TO a
close before jus ice Harris yesterday morning. A
Mrs. May Freeman brought suit against john Nor
reli confecoper Western row, between Fifth aud
and Sixth streets. under the following circumstances
The wife Of Mr. NJ who was the mother of the COM
planart fell i'll Of cOnsumpti,n and Mary, VINO was
residing al Buffalo n. Y, sen. for to come and
take of her. She complied with the request
and accompanied To thi5 city by her husband
The mother died after several moths Illness
leaving Mr.. Morreh the posaessor of some six OF
eight thousand dollars the proceeds OF her lsbors IN
tbs country aud Europe in the musical bus-
ness-i. e., travelling about with handorgan on her
back and playing The Bod Solder Boy" for
the people After the death Of tie wife, Morrel
wished 10 get rid of the step-daughter and her bus
band, ana not succeeding by other means preferred
charge of larceny against him, liz stealing stirt
(which he knew Freeman had in his possession tor two
three weeks ami succeeded in getting IN into jail.
The matter finally promised, and the husband
liberated aud retaliation, he sued MorTeli for the
services of his wife while she attending upon her
own mother. The case was tired before a jury, who
yesterday rendered verdict against the ;epiatier
for $40 Is.
Dung the progress Of the trial, il came out in evi
deace that MoTre.h married Mrs. Freemans mother in
England when tie latter an infant, Mrs. n. rep
res,rtirg herself as a widow. Both were engaged in
the haDd- organ snd monkey musical business. They
finally can,e 10 this country and after few years,
having accumulated several thousand dollars, they
fctfti, ana TOOK up the organ Nnclc Ter
parents put it down. Having grown TO womauhood,
the married Il strolling player, who of ind
left her In course Of time, thinking she had lived
alone lcug enough, and having played her organ to
come puspose, she married second time without
knowing whether her 6rsi husband alive not;
snd it was To get rid Ct the last husband, well
the step.d. lighter thst Morreii attempted TO turn
them both cut Of door, the result Of which have
given above OF course be retains possession Of all
the wifs properly, and rds himself OF the daughter
by pa wing the Judgment obtained Yesterday.
lCiu,-nt att Commercial.
DEArH AID BURIAL oF lOuse INDIAN CHIEF.
TOhe the ldwa Chief lost 0ne of h,s sons by death
few days acc, who buried WIKI tue highest
honoIs o the tribe and in accordance with tie cn.tom
IN vogue among tie dusky u the foresi he was
placed in sitting posture upon the snnsit of high
nn bis bow and srro4T, war-c.nb and pipe depos-
i'ed nenr him, when pony was shot Ia ~ company
Lam to the hepty luiaipe grounds. a mound ot
EARN was iteG thrown over the whole, n whrc Nag
fased, ard The usual charms placed around to Keep
away evl spirits. The young chief was MT i~sre
than II year. Of age.
lLes'enworh City Kansas Ledger, Ot. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
s.o,. nc and gsnuile bat ak.d .ni zal.,ei rsputs

e.otsnc and genuine, bat psed and esulsei repu,a
tom thy then go forth u gather popnar applause
ard engineer far gain Ind worldly eu'nence IN these
larger, uncisciiminsbg a-semelsges where they find
the Drmoca'c yiss,s ready Z, be vie! he'd ny shrewl
and powerful! men for their own purposes Il Is high
tine that 80 had an American Geological Spciety-
high tive for many reasons bnt especially Tor this:
Tint Ire present organization Of power IN the hands OF
a f.r nav be- Dissolved, and better because q more
exclusively geological direction be gwen to the efforts
Of genlocs,- such, instead of bring a. they now
NUT b. INFECTED 20 Mathematician and stai.st'csn-
of otter knts-to men whose emnenee ]. therefore
freicr and ~ far the uncs of sciencc vii per-
nit, il bottle TO their own. TIE American Associa-
ton was originally the American Geological Society,
M geologis,s once owned and ruled it. They have
row no power and, in fact, no home. They should
make ore, resume their rights, and date their meet
ipgs. rot from the date which the new members
,ly adoped in 1916 but from the good old dsie
az lS5o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

scope msgnifying 80 dameters, were expanded into
coarse pint and sne pictures.
AID ordinary hand instrument for examining views
cos sbou. IS q, retail; landscapes paper from IS
g. per dozen landscapes on glass from els to 80;
English groups frvm 8 TO enc.
Stereoscopes viii probably soon take the place Of
engrayiDgs in most parlors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

SUPREME COURT, County OF Cattaraugus. -
aud Elizabeth his wife Nathaniel Edison r Leander Borden.
Evelyn Borden Lawrence Borden nez Borden Ere Borden
Edon Edw Edson JOAnn Edson, Pides Edson
Nathaniel Ed.on, Anthony Chsse and Fdes hs wife, BurIil
and Lucy his WIFE Samuel Brown and Magins bis WIFE,
heirs law Of Edison. decreased and Enos C. Brooks af
MINIS rotor &c. Of the said Hoetio Edison decreased
for r, lief TO LfANDER EDISON JOANN EDISON and Ed
WARD EDISON defendants: You hereby summoned To
the complaint of Louisa H. Howard the named
plaintiff copy which ed in the Office of the CLERK OF
the h day of May 1858 aud ~ serve
cory your answer the subscribers Ellie ottye Csti'
iansns County NewYork within twenty days sor the service
this exclusive Of the day Of service or the plaintiff
vi Apty the relief demanded in the complaint.
No iswswTu RICE 4 JONES. PLAINTIFF Atorneys
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4 NATURALIST IN BRiZIL.

TTsE Tribune rrproSnce. from the AueburS ASmes> Z~'
.uzs series fs,;er, written that jorres syrh' crowned
traveller sad scientist Won Tschnd best known tn IBIS country
by h famous book Peru Th--e ,;e detail his oeerVa'
during extensive Journeys through Bra- N
tac early part Of this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, Nov 1859, Trans viii leave 9th
s., Hew.ioih, as foitovs:
8spa m. For White PLANE.
Q ~ a. For William sbriSse.
lp:'0 . M. Mail train FOR Albany
IL 80 q For White Plains.
ESQ, m. For Wliiansoridse.
$50, p. M. For Mlerton.
f;0G .. For Croton Fzis
s;0o .. m. FCr White Plains.
SIS m. For White P. from White and Ceniyc Sta
s:So p. m. For Williams bridge.
REIuRsNG-Ni leave
500 a. Whiie Plains
GOA Williamspriire.
7.0Oa. me- ro;on Fs'ls
100 n. Mferrnn.
Pa Wife Plains.
sl5 =. Mail train from Albany
10 g. m. " lismshrdse.
1880 p. m. White Pains.
800 .. m. White Pans.
$500 .. m. Wiiissisbrcge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
L PORT Ard FALL RIVER--fne spiesdid and sopertN
Steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at b o'clock P n,
and EMPIRE STATE, CAct. brayton. On MOSDAf,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, st4 O'CLOCK =. m. from Pier
Nc. 3N F.
Hereafter VIII be regarded e. secured 10 any spph'
,ant until the shall have b-cz reid for
Freight forwarded through with gres. dispatch By
:" 1NH yiM RORDEN Aksnt No. 10 and u We,t-r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

Alcohol st.s Leather Us bales Cstfop DO bass Whss,
SIS co. Seed, ie9 rkss. Provisions go DO CAesse, Do.
Ashes, L2co DO Butter.
BY North Riro Boan-3.,Ooo IBIS. Flour 5000 bO.s.
Wheat 300 DO Corn % 80 do Barley IS Ehss Ashes 80 Do
Wt.sAL l,Fo D. ges. ss1 Beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

/ TON for BOSTON and PROV.DENCE.--iniand Route
de shortest g. most direct carrying the Eastern Mail
ne tesmsfs PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel Stone and c.
MDERBiLT, Capt w. H. Frazer, Ia connection with the
k0NINGTON ard PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and
h0VIDEHCE RAILROADS. leaving New York daily (Sun
" sxoepted from Pier No North River fret wharf above
hery place, at O'clock and S,oniogtoD $3.50 p. M
&C the arrival of the Mall Train which leaves Boston
tMp II.
The c. VANDERBILT from NewYoIk, Monday, Wedne%
ty and Friday from Stonngon Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
rdsy
nePLyMOUTH ROCK, from New York, Tuesday, Thrt
~ and Saturday FROM Soning;on, Monday Wednesday and
fnday
Passengers proceed from stonrston per railroad TO Proyi
tse and Boston In the Express ksA Train reaching said
advance Of those by other ruues and IN ample time
all the early morning lines, connecting North and East
sngcrs that prefer IT, remain beard the steamer enjoy
uudistlrbad breakfast II desired and leave S.onius
kh the a. m. train for Providence
master accompanies the steamer aud train through
Away.
M passage berths staerooms eeh. spry on board the
hsr the Freight Ofhce Pier No. North Rver OF at
koaee, No. 10 Battery place. November !, 1853.
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Ce9ai.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New.Yok, notice ia hereby given 70 all
pnr,ops having claims sgeins: JAMES GAYNOR late of the
CITY York deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof subscb at bio residence, No z" COnnOas
IL the City Of NewYork before the fifteenth deg OF De-
crber New York the nth day of june 1858.
O. VAN COTT Administrator vi
as lsysmTu james Gaynor deceased.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the Of NewYork notice hereby given 10 all
persons claims against HENRY JOHNSON late OF the
City NewYork deceased - present the with vouchers
thereof the subscriber. at his place Of business No 3j
ngton.t City Of New York befss the h day OF
1859 WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Sci IswsnoTut Admintrator
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of New.Yo-k notice hereby given 20 all
PETER O. ARCULARIUS lgte
the City Of New York deceased, TO present toe same VIVA
thereof the subscribers at the Office Of ANDREW
H. hRCILARIiS No 50 Vesey.st in the City Of New.YoTk,
on or before the fr day Of May next-Da-d NewYok the
25th dsy of Octob,r 1855, ANDREW NJ kRCULARlUS,
-fs JAMES r. HARPER,
o26 1awGmTus Executors.
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DEM YLVANyA RAILRO DAD.
TIE QRFLT CFNTR AL. ROI-TE.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Pittsburgh with rail-
roads and IRON ST. Louis Nc Alton Gaena and Cecago,
H. Frankfort Lexington and Louisville, Ky. Terra Bau.e
Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton.
Springfield Bssfonene Ssndnsky Toledo Cleveland Coun-
bus Zanevie Masson and Wooster, Ohio; also with the
pac bos from and 10 NewOIieans, 81 Louis Louis.
vile and Cincinnati.
mentioned places In the West
BAGGAGE CREJSED THROUGH
Passengers will find ths aud expeditions e. sny
other ron.e.
FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROADS.
See hsadblls, framed In the hotels Of tins city.
Through Tickets further Information, be bad at The
Office Of the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. Aston HOUSE BROADWAY,
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent
For Enigrant Tickets apply 1t No. Bsitery-pace.
November l. 1855.
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w. C. CREAsIl, Secretary,
No. 81 Pine-st., N. Y.

no NEW-H AVEN. Pare 81; Berths
i Free-By ELM CITY at Spm Ga and after Nov g. the
CHAMPION win leave on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
osoAY 81 u m, nom Peot.slip To Hartford BY the
MfURDAY, ct o. m RiOHD PECK, Agent
lNEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--For PHILA-
w DELPhiA and the SOUTH aud WEST via JERSEY
fnY-MaiI and Express lines leave New-York at aud
and r. m fare sS Through Tickets sold for Gin
nsi and the West and for BaimoIe Washington, Norfolk
h.; and through baggage checked to Washington in and
II trains j. W. WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
baggage will be received for any train unless delivered and
<bsd hsen minutes advance Of the time Of leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

lpEOpI. Fps LINE between NETWORK, CITY
II ISLAND, wHITESTONE, NEW ROCHELLE, snd
IuhARONECK.-- and AFTER MONDAY, October 81 the
s.n,i ISLAND CITY Capt James Vrsdenbgh, viii leave
Non Market clip Al y. Returning, leaves Mamaronect
~ m New Rochelle, q. City Iiand, 81 m. and
| 'hiesone 81 $40 g. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09
NEUTRAL RAILROAD of W-JERSEY-

NEUTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
Connecting a. New Hampton with the Delaware, Lacks
Saa and Western Railroad ard at Esson With the Lehsh
.ey Railroad.
fAlL ARRANGEMENT, commencing October J. Is5s.
for Ession and intermediate places from Pier
s!korth River M, u ~. and p. m for Somer
= ey above trains aud n T.
" above trains connect a. Elizabeth with trains on the New
Ne! Railroad hioh leave Newly from tie foot " Court
stst, a. u and 70 q m, and and p
sszsers Tor the Delaware Lack1wannx aud Western Rail-
es have AZ IA n, only For Lehigh Valley Railroad ct
hssaei2m JOHN O. STERNs. Sup ,rirteDdent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

DE n Ms l. An "A A IL " A ~ -
J. The GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Asn-
tic Cities with Wester North Western and South Western
by continuous Railway direct This kosd ao connects
Rivers and u Cleveland and S.naUssy sth the
al ports tse NorthWesten T. the
direct cheap and reliable route by which FREIGHT can
be Forwarded "a from ne Great West
RATES BFTW ZEN PHI lLADELPHlA and PITTSBURGH.
fiNsr CLASs-noo's shors hs ea csPs nuoh IS con,s$
boxes aud balesl, Feathers Fnrs Ic. ............)
etcosD CLsss.-DoreSc sbee;ins, Sb,r'ue and
Ticking lin oriyipa bses) Drugs IN csks Hard 81 cen'P
ware LIE aher u rolls AID boxes snd Sleep 100 3.
Fets, Eastward, oc....s........,.s.'..
YBiRD Csss-ADyls, Steel Chains lin oasts 81 cont. %
Hemp Bacon and PORK, saltedt loose OF in sacss 100 m
Tobacco manufactured, eHl ept ttgsrs OF Cut NC
zouRTH CLASS --Coh-e, fsh, Bacon, Beef ard
PoIk Dcssks boxes EatwsTdl Lard sr1 Lard foeens
On Nails Sods Asi German Clay Tax, Pitch, lc3 u.
kosin Sc.''.:.; $3.50; ,'.;''..'. .-'''''''"")
FLOUR q Dbl until further nNtce.
GRAM 4 100 n until further notice
CoTToS- q bale not sdne 800 weight, until further
notice
The Railroad Companies will advance their rates
freight TO the West until Monday the 18TH inst,
piping port of fhi1deps be par
icular package Via Penn yivsnia Haroan AN
Goods % Agents Of this Road Philadelphia
Pittsburgh v1I be forwarded without detention.
FRrIehT AGENTS Harris Wcelnley i Co. Memphis Tenn,
r. f. sess Co., 81 LOUIS; P. g. O'Reily CO.. Evansvile,
Ind Dumesu Bell Co., and Carter Jewe;t, Losisylsr
Ky B. C. Medium Madison, led N. w. Brown CO., and
Irwin Co., Cincinnati; N. W. Graham Co.. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio; Leech Co.. No 81 Kty.,i, Boston; Lesch Co., No.
Asor House. New York, and No South " liamst, New
York; e. j. sneeder Philadelphia; Magsw koons, BALI.
more ID. a. Stewart Pittsburgh
H. h. HOUSTON General freig ht Agent, Philadelphia
r. A. SCOTT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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8tfamboais ann RgilSocbs.

no BOSTON TRAVELERS-COM and
i sAPETY.-The public informed that the OLD Colony
y Railroad Company have attached ~ the passen
kfOR This invention (sresdy In many Of the beA
d reads Of the country promotes degree OF security 70
ma N ,per.y impossible without r. Rahoed Managers whc
is avail themselves Of improvement for the safety
ta requested 70 examine this Every dsys observation
poves oousively that the application OF The brakes by
hud vhse good be or ordinary purposes Of
v.ns the pres~nee Of danger This Company will furnish
Hshne for all the Of any road, sad warrant them
b asvs the purpose, or no sale. -
MC CRRAsER, Secretary,
81 Pfne-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

ONG ISLAND RAiLROAD-NOTiCE.-
On and after Thu RsDAY Sept g. trains viii foi.
iTsns zons East-Leave South Ferry Brooklyn, at 10
!ofGfeenpor leave South Ferry, Brooklyn, It y p ca,
Ysphsrk leave South Ferry, Brook yn, m for Sycs.
e; leave South Ferry Brooklyn, 81 N, ' Hampstead
Eve South feIry. Brooklyn at ~ p: N for Jamaea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-09

FLUSHING RAII.ROAD-Leayes FGlton Mar
iS Wharf by steamer I0LAS at IS 50 and 10 a IT,,
ard 5:S0 D. m Fh0 cars tlussig. L. L. at 6: Is,
MIA N. and l. and ; 81 p. m, meeting and exehaug
satels with the boat Hunters Point Through IN Sc
ssaea Fsrr Is cents VIM. 81. SMITH Recover.
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XEw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

tHN-t Oflh AND 1shlE hAlIhOAD.-Cn
md sseE MONDAY May 10 1855 ard until further notice
Aikt EMPRESS At A., for Dunkirt and principal in
|, u,in.,dla.e sIziieEs.
,s IkAis nsA IT, for DsnhiIk and BaEio aid inter
A., mediate statious
'S -. PASSENGER =, o H. from foot chsmbers
4 Az w., sehsrns and INT rinediste St&cios.
AID u'cruecia,- Sts,,', '' '0' Ne~"NsA' "'''"'''O
N'"i = AZ nrsS q. Sp m, for Dinsrk and Busslo
re.e Exur-s. ~ e r nun daily Sundays excepted.
-asaa suc NsSes Falls kailross c. ~, - =. RI.
Co.. i,h ~ ma ON Railroad FOR SYRACUSE,
,S kte WIN zoe tshslo Coming aSd NrwYert fsIrcsd
sWtsern Railroad for ScraE,on Al ai.,A
ea.o and Nrw-fors C,ty Railroad 4, - s"~ - -"
ts.irk with tie LseShoss RAiroxd -, - 80 40
~c, ioleGo, DeuCr, Chicago, &c. " ~'e'e~Ao' ILL.,
D. y. hEAbLEY. A,d~sp. p,s,,,a,.
IEW.Y0RK and NEW-HAVHN PAIIR0,D
lass WINTER ARRANGEMENT 80
Commencing November l. lsS tess
Assrssr &stion In Ne~-foTk, conner 27.l st. snd 4A.
N0ee 27.hs, 'ea'sV''
/. TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
4, New Hss-n, A. IN leKl; l2:aS 245 (Ss) s;4s a
s1 81 p -. FoT Milford. strstfosd Fairfsia ses.SI
~ Wss.pOf IA l2:sS As and 80 D. ~ nor So,
n i1;$S 2:45 (esD S;ss ass 5:aS p m For DE-.
~ S'sen~taa. nj i2;ta S;45 t.se S;So m. For
- Ches,ef and intermediate stations IN; I2;45
coSSeCTNo TRAINS.
SSaon tex-) 2:45 .. (eN For Hartford ana
- Rs.,oss - n lsnh 20 M exi For Coaneelsot
sskes 2. a m ls4 ava l215 P. yor, Now.raven
tA Lohdoa Railroad, N. and 2:t5 D. IA For Hou.a
~ aHsEoad ga No. For Nangatuck Railroad a N.
h. u foT DAnbayy ard Sorwalk Railroad, Ia m,
JAMES II. d0YT, Superintendent
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Nfean 8teaRers, ~.

S,srcIII NOTICE.-ROss. FAICoNhh .s 90
csot Ear carr Ise Of s as..s .cnd in
s "a. Tais BAY lTassasy). Ship" W" p'
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23
$4,000 Worth
OF
/ Finest and Best Clothing


Finest and Best Clothing
kVBR OFFERED IN THIS MAKKBr,
super Cloth C0aiE Fine Drab De Taa Goats;
Fine Cassimers Goats; Fine Farmers Satin Goats;
Fine Aiapaea Goats; Fine Fancy Caanst Coaisf
Fine Linen Duck Goats; Pine Grass linen coat1.
COuonade Gnghams Linen ChseI, and plain brown Lnsa
Drilling Coalg
All sorts Of Cashmere and FancT Linen and C5uouads
Pants;
Velvet and and satn Marssss Linen and German fancy
SIX Vests;
Largs lot Linen, Chuiz and arsslss bosom Shirts, HEX
OTY Shirts;
Cottonade Overalls, Sc, sc.
Hardware and QueemsWare.
Knives ard Forks Pocket Knives ana Scissors.
50 crates Qaeenswara,
sugy and Door Mats, dOubs and single Crown Wrapping
Paper,
Bed Cords, Pow Lines, double aad barrel Shot Guns
Pistols, &C.
This stock selected for this trade and eonsrBed %
rs 20 be sold % the highest bidder what they VII bring
NOV 70 your time % make money. We nave large stock
Goods bought for those concerned Whlch win be odsrsd
freely at this sale.
II REMBMBBR-TUBsDAY, MARCH 23RD.-rH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-23
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CON
PETITIONERS AND BAKERS.

RTsG0L.RTCE q BURNS are opening at their es-
ta Enlistment, Narketsgreel No. 30 next doorto Mr..
Powers Clothing Store general assortment ConfectIon
cries which they intend selling very reasonable terms and
trust bv their attention bsuess, 20 induce the public to
en8o them liberals Of patronage. Among lead
nr7rcIes now or hand, and which they win be receiving
are the following, viz:
Candies of every variety Ene apple and Ohio Cheese
Fruits, every kind; bTanaesN W ines best br dss
Pickles. assorted; CoTdigls. Of ever variety;
pfrg.sd OYSTERS q Sardines; Ale and Porter,
SbsE an sSaIrnrus Fine Cigars.
IVitha v9riety OF articles not therein enumerated.
In connection with their Confectionery, they invite the
s7fi0r al tbrpublfc 30 their Bakery, from which daily
0rv of fresh Bread Cakes and PasGry be had Par
lies win made up 10 order aad caeoAy seE' 70 any part
ofthegity.
Having permanently located here, Of course, wshto be
pstr7ng5 IfbergIIv 10 he end We intend selling good
Terms and bv our dcmeanOr. commend ourselves 60 the
sind notice of generous public. We respectfully invite
Country Dealers mo- are n our line OF trade, 10 give
call before purchasing elsewhere. 800 , .,r-,,,-
aprIa-U MCGOLhlCh d BURNS