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&STATE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SSTATE OF WISCONSIN.-KF NOSIIE
- county Circuit Court-Judgment for sale of mort
gree against William s. srong, the Kenosla and Rockford
iN'lroad Company, and the City Kenesha By virua
ana III pa suance Of final Judgment the sale Of NE
ortSa9ed premises hereinafter described made and en-
tered IN the above entitled action on the 10Th day er M
VenDer 1901, at the November term of said court + A
70 T. iynieson sheriff Of said county Kenosla shall Of
Gr ior SAFE ana sell at public auction the highest bidder
heGf, at the front door of the house in the t
and county Of Kenosha and state of Wisconsin at t
och IN me forenoon Of Saturday, the eighth 18TH dag of
January, 1901 the following described lois or parcrs f
land to satisfy said judgment and costs together MIN 49,
os ana expenses OF said saethat is to say "AI that
c peGe parcel or lot Of land, lying aud being in the
Known and described follows viz: Lot number sin rGI
III DIoch hulAoer three L8 in the southwest fractional
quarter oil section number tlirtytwo 1871 in town number
t"02 III north o. range number twenty -hrcc 1887 east
- Iot"t$ q sue, Cash. ALONZO z. TYAlESON
Dated, November % 1853 Sheriff ~ ItG,,ast,a 80.
0. s. HEAD, Atty for Pm cT9t ~
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IN PROBATE.

henosha County Court. In the Matter of the Last WIN
and Testament of Thomas Fannon, late Of New York c
ty, deceased: I'm -
ON reading and fling an instrument in writing nrrror
ing to be the probate Of the last will and testament of
Thomas Fannon, late ofNew York city, deceased
Together with copy
NJ CouuoIly of the city Of New York renresenns an,an
other things that the said Thomas Fannon died in said cty
aoout the 10Th OF july 1885, seized possessed of GER
tam real estate in the county of Kenosha Wisconsin ana
mat said will has been probaed in said city Of New
lork ana that he the said Connolly sole acting exec-
tor oil SAID last will and testament and PRAYING that av
may be appointed for hearing the proofs of said last viii
ana testament 1t is ordered that the proofs Of said in
truent be heard before the Judge Of this Court on Mon
Day tho eth day Of January A. D. 1862 at ten O'Clock A.
NJ OF sand day at his Office in the city and county Of Ka
hosha and il IS further ordered that public notice there
OF De gwen to all persons interested BY publishing copy
OF TINS order for nree weeks successfully poor to said dv
oil hearing, IN the Kenosha Tribune and telegram =
weekly newspaper published in said city of Ksnosha
Dated Dec. 20, 1853. 3w2s Corp i,-I -,
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GtTATE OF WIscONsIN.-KrNnc11A

| II
- county Circuit Cour--Judgment for sale Of MORT
gagged pre- misses foreclosure OF mort rsrot,,
Knowles against Patrick Smith, John Diedrch ana lance
l.. Newman BY virtue and in pursuance Of n inaI ;,J,
ment for the sale Of the morgaged premises Lraig ~
described, made and entered in the above entitled ae,i
on the nineteenth day Of November 1855 The NoveFr
term Of said court, ], Alonzo p Tymeaon sfrrifr r &
county OF Kenosha shall offer for sale and sell at .bI
auction to the highest bidder therefor at the front door Of
tle cof5 ouse IN the city and county Kenosha ana
a9y, TIE twenty-eghth [2sh day May A. D. 1850 the
described lots parcels Of land, to satisfy SAID
judgment and costs, together with the and evass
o. sald sale-thai is to say: The north half OF lot MN
per SIX bl, in block number forty three T43 in the frs,
ward OF the city OF Kenosha in the connty Of Krnob
ana state OF Wisconsin, and the southeast a1arter
OF section number thiriyone 1871, town number t1o 2i
north Of range number twenty-three 1871 easf I@I'
Terms Of SUE, ldsb. ALONZO j. TYNFsoN
Dated, November 23 1855 Sheriff Of Kenasbo Co.,
Q, s. HEAD, Atty for PHI G,94 ny
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3GTcqaI.

4'sLKA Taken up by the subscriber IN
town Of 59f Psslae py oirGpied BY him in the -
December inst, the following described cattle S<N
io-wt; ono red cow about years old, horns-.flG,-N
Topped One yoke two year old Steers spotted ~ So
white. One Heifer, years old, mostly white son I
spots on neck and shoulders. One yeariing Ifeier i
some grey spots The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges, and take themawsy p'''e
Dotea ~, PHILEMON PERRY
' D9oeilDer Y, 1905 4w2S
= G EIY ER,s sac E.-KENOSHA
g. County Circuit Court.-Thomas s. Cooper Walter
1 p anu Johh = smith against Andrew 3. Jackson
Iaree IN " salmon Epson. By virtue of Judgment
sb a. - 's acu1h, shan sell at public auction for
GaSn az he court house door in the city of Kenosha on
% oay % January A. D. 1885, between the hours of
one ceek ana tree O'Clock in the afternoon Of moi ~
al e Llg ana TUE the said Andrew B. Jackson or Isas
t; t ~ o e Zolh Gay OF September 1885, or since that
ume' 10 te northeast quarter of the soufhp9st nt 81
section nlne IN town one north range twentgoe as
also 70 The north half of the southwest ~
east quarter of said section nine all in he town e
kenosha county. - '0"i' u hristoi'
Dated, November %, 1853 ION d 1rrs7-
referee a. Receiver
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THE COLLEGTATE COTRSE
Is he most extensive, complete and through that can be
round IN any similar institution and embraces the most
proved and practical forms for keeping books by Double
eny IN every department. Of Exchange and Commerce
E6raoar7i9qg and Commission.
importing Exporting Brokerage, BankinG and ErchaapA
Farmers, Mechanics, and Professional Men.
StedD160atjaag.
Applied to Lake and River Navigation, by Individuals
Partnerships and Corporations with Compound Company
Accounts Converting Single Entry into Double Entrytakine
IN Partners Partnership Settlements, complete course Of
Commercial Calculations,
Embracing every variety of Computations pertaining In
business operations and of practical the Counting
room. The subjects of
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OUR TIN SHOP
WAGONS.

GOOD article of Lrmber Wagons are kept constantly
"A on hand, and TO: sale at
45H April. WOOD & CARTER,S
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NOTICE no STOCKHOLDERS.
I.ls ,FRss e Ess ~


OFFICE X, r. & r. 1. r. R. Co.
hENosIA, Wis, Dec. Is, 1855. {
TT1HE ANNUAL NEE. ING OF the Stockholders of the
Kenosha, Rockford Rock Island Railroad Company
will be held at its Office in Kenosha on Wednesday, the
Goth day of January next at O'Clock NJ for the cleo
ton Of Directors for the ensuing year, the transaction
of such other business as may be presented
2Itd s. G. JOHNSON, ActiRg Sec'y
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ID OTASEE in 6 H. Cans, with full dire elton
q making Soft and Hard Soap, at 20
STARKWEATHFR g. co
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Commercial Co2cu20tiOus


As connected with Commercial usages and customs inclu
ding complete and systematic method of
R0iA'00d Book Keeping.
This elaborate work, prepared by experienced Rail
Road man aud practced Accountant is ound in no other
Commercial College in the State knowledge of this
complete work Raroading alone worth more to the
steden than the tuition fee pad for the entire course.
The EURMS used in this College have been selected from
the first business houses in the United States thus render
ing the course the most complete and practical.
GRADUATES of this College have gone directly into some
of the principal Banking Mercantile Houses and are
now occupying lucrative situations receiving salaries far
exceeding what their former ability could command.
LADIES DEPARTMENT.:
separate apartment having been designed ad furnished
in the best of style and the very best facilities provided for
Ladies wishing to avail themselves of the Commercial
course they may expect thorough instruction in all the
branches taught as is given in the Gentemans Depart
ment. The
College HdU, Library d Readj2ag Rooms
Of this institution permanently located in one of the
largest and most beautiful Brick Blocks in the West
aordhg the largest and most elegant rooms the pros
pectus condition OF the College, together with the extern
sveness and thoroughness the course of study enables
the Principal to offer extraordinary advantage for those
desiring sound commercial Eiucahion
Time Of Commencing, Etc.
Students enter any time there being no Vacation or
Glass system The average time compene the course
is from eight to ten weeks. Rooms opened evening
DIPLOMAS awarded to those no pursue the entire course
and pass the required eXamin alton
For further information please can at the College
Rooms or address
6m21 W.T.. BULL, Principal
SUPERIOR GREASE.
| k{SOR all kinds OF Carriages, Carts, Throshing
E Machines, Keepers, Mil Gearings, &c, put
up in ct cans for sale by
STARK WEATHER & Co
ANsEED GTL,-French, Yellow and Ven
~ tan Red large invoice Just received and W
es gold cheap, by SpARKWEATHER & Co.
EINREsEE Pure LeHd and FreacIn Zinc at
a ARKWEATHER'S
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And are prepared to manufacture to order on thu
shortest notice, and at prices that we will guarantees
to be satstactoryto customers. Please call and ex
anime for yourselves.
Sept. |, 1858. WASHBISH & BENEDICT
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THE C0LLEGr4TR c0upsz

L. CEzARLTETT
Assistant in Bookkeeping Department and Teacher al
Business Penmanship.
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EVRESEN Pure E4eud and EresscEp Zinc at
a TARK WEATHER'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
FROM THE RoCKBRIDGE BATHS.
Correspondence Of Richmond EHqn'rr.l
p,rua In


RoCKBRr DGE BATHS, August 9th, 1893.
I am now at tho "Rookbridge Baths" the place al
which Governor Wise spent moat Of last summer aud
which he has eItolled 80 highly; and surely there
never was place which 20 richly deserved praise
for wifhOdt doubt It lie One OF the moot valuable wa
,ers for bathing anywhere in ihs State. The baths
ara luxury that have tn be tried 10 he fully npprrc
atei Am not Informed ~ to III. exact analysis ni
the wafer and consequently do not know he promi-
nen properties but as 20 their eDtct Hiy one WHO has
ever tried them easily testify afier two or three
baths very sensible and pleasursole change cxPe
rieuced through the whole msn, bodily aud mentally
The baths are "a by 50 eet-larger than either the Old
Sweet or Red Sweet baths the water Is az clear aa
mountain spring a. the Reverend correspondent OF
the "Charlestor Courier said in letter To thai paper
the alter in the bath il clear enough To read me Ton
ri.r" living on the bottom; and this il ion
nj all The houa-4 over The baths are large and com
modious, and ornaments 10 the place the prcpri
etus having tho gnod iaste TO consult beauty HI well
"a convenience in their erection The bath mouse at
the "Old Sweet" il the only in the mountains that
is handsOm.r.
Fare lie fiue-everyhng of the best and in album
dance-and the rabl- niways lnoi, ncnt nni cIshnly
An the food We. cooked, and the pastry o IN" con-
sistency Of the "pie crust Of the old ads2-. The
scenery that surrounds tie place i grind indeed -
The view from Whist s called Jump Mountain" is
regarded a. aurpassing rhe famed view from The
Peaks OF O:,er." Coz. Wire said he had "rtii but
ons view that equaed il, and that wss IN Brazil
where he had the ocean on one sida. 10 the top oi
the mountain from the Baths" il abou, three miles
n very pleasant morning ride, or if your limbs are
strong, good wax tor exercise the "l5ath7 being
on river there glorious shin. for those who Affect
the rod and line One gentleman caught IN u lf;Ia
while he Other morning. seven or eight noe large nSh
And for the huntsnan there are deer ana bheaaah's
in The mountains aud plenty OF hounds in the Neigh
borhoo1.
There is dancing every night. The proportion OF
dancers among The lsdss very large the ball room
liz very tne one, the music good
The place seems to be crowded nov to lis utmost
number of visitors ia l5D
Can't you come up and rusticste MIR. Editor
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v..gc aua oe. a,e introduced ,arousaeu, .:c ,.:.o
From personal knowledge of Miss Tebbs' qualdca
,o,s we can recommend the Institute.

Tar NoKTH CAROLINA ELECTION. - In 1857
Brseg's (Democrst majority for Governor wac l2,o'
ov,t Giimer TX. \ Theresee now to be no d"uh
nui that the "ge' up" called Di.tribulionsts in n
c., is completely knocked into nothing. LIS cham
oon even, by THE recent defeat will feel Ia beiohei
TO no party, "a is the case with all who' III hurry
Tor sn establishment" come forth az pet Oh hn""
Nothings. The Wilmington IN. C.l Jourhai oi IAN
.ays, they have hesrd from ~ countee, leaving on'
- 20 be heard from Judge Ellis majority over 'h'
D sributionst," McRse, will be fully a. high as theS
had estimated it. and will be quite as apt TO 70 aooVe
fifteen thousand votes as to fall under 1t.
Tn. Legislature has been heard from in all hui
counties The Democratic majority Will not Do lees
than 40 on joint ballot, without counting irregulars OF
diorgsnizers, although We think that our opponen''
are altogether too sangune when they expect all an
{, convention Democrats to vote with them 1t they
calculate truly, then what additional reason fo
Democrats to stick to nominations.
In abiding to this election, the Warrenton IN.
News says:
I'm. Democratic majority on Joint ballot may no
he ia large that Ia the last Legislature, but II II
sufficiently large for all useful purposes. iacudini
Tho important one of excluding MtHsrs Mckae ant
V-nable from their foudly anticipated Senaiorshp
There is many clip between the cup ana inc mp
Is proverb from which our friend OF the "hegster
can draw come vice reflections for the comfort ant
consolation of his disappointed P'o'tsfs.
The news from the West leaves the election
Avery TO Congress D doubt. II i'coniidently report
ed that Vance, the Know. Noihingcanadate IL elected
This would be unexpected, as wel a. unwelcnme III
;eigence, and, IT true, We hope or Democratic con
,rmporaries In the West will put Il 3 "saddle on tht
right horse" The election Of another "American
to aid Gimer in his desertion, ia to- important mat
ter to be passed over slightly. 7he Democracy o
North Carolina have just right - know, whether
change has taken place in public inlon, in tbs west
or if The disastrous result procee 9 from the luke
warnness or treachery of disappo nted asplranis o
political honorsl Speak out, gen H,nen.
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- .
DOIBT,F MURDER.

GOSHEN. ORANGE Co., IN. " Aug l+.-Last
night at abou, halt past nine o'clock, our village was
alarmed by the intelligence that double murder had
been committed at the house OF Charles Rerve7, III
Hamptonburg, about two miles from here. MI R-sves
and his family were absent from home, leaving Their
house in the charge of their three servants, William
Saunders, Peter Shorech and Margaret Shes'y. 1t
seems that Peter and Margaret were to De inaTri"d
next week, aud they had been passing the evening
together in The room OF the latter. AZ about eight
o'clock just as he was leaving Margaret ROOM frf-r
was the, AZ the donr by William, who, without word
passing between either, shot him through t'- reft
breast. Peter. turning back, opened the door through
which he had Just passed, and fell dead across Tue
Threshold The murderer, rushing into tbe room
over the dead body of his first victim, shot Margaret
also through the br-as the ball passing out JUST be-
low the shoulder blade. She turned, and, jumping
ont OF the open window to The ground, some twenty
feet, managed To crawl through the garden aud or
chard. nearly quarter of miis IN the house oi Mr.
Case who Immediately gave the alarm. The muir
derer has not yet been arrested but the whole coun
try are aroused and searching for him. The woman
ia still alive but cannot survive but a few hours long
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
SALES OF REAL ESTATE TO CONE OF
,tyrrtI-rp Tuk tN1TIRER

sY,lT rl . N-Srvssn tracts ot irni. near B,rssa
Depot, ia R"aLok" county. combining altogether L.
acre. with Improvement, thereon see aaveri.en'.
ui q .iGin ipp"ta
aug Til. infin F,rest Hili OF Gcp Hamilton IL.
III Syoisvivhns. u.hr frrtericSso"fg-~ ;rac's, C;
7i3 acres. thu Oinrr -un acres
Au. 2i-Trus.rc.s sac Oi valuable farm IN Grocnbrs
county urn, Ia re wnt" sulphur springs, called j.
cho, conAir.n. 900 acres. Two trac,-, with luprc5,
Au, 1j-,vtll be- sold tract ct land in Jane, c,
counry on York containing -47j eight hundred
nineyeveG acre., the property u the late Pryor H.
kin,
An.3l--'n pursuance Of edscree Of the court wi
odd tie land pn winch the !a;. hpmas Goodman
sided N Cumberland county. IN Inc- from the CO."
house, oa tn roai u Richmond confn!nin. about :.
acres
sept 1.-Two trtris Of i,nl IL. Louisa one 2lli acr
anl the other -: acres, tour miles east VI tho r0
SPIT l-Tfrec tract, OF land III Chesterfield. Of jos.
Chet'h.in dee I. ia ~ ,bGgi 80 Tcrrs
S..I,t , Farm OF ~ ncr-s. urHr Whto Chimnsy,
Caroline county tour miles from Pole ct nepJ'.
Fredericksburg aud Po'on'c kAilrosd +. scott, es'
GATOR
~.p, "a, Gloucester courthouse tract OF Ian.
Ro,in. Mex. Wore river containing nboui two NO
ord and niiy
SEPT G-C6mm'.-ioncr. -alo ~ Spo'.ylyania cour,a
of lrcc ,nrms 800 acfc.1 Properly Of Peer Dad,!
,~st - y. u.or'- -s'c Of the rac, Of Land kroaa
Woot-f,ck lyia. on Fork crock "a Louisa county cog
tsJr.u. !llH.r,-
c,,..u 100 ADrm,ic, known kicuhcim. contain
4b1l, ari 1crrs
NV -l'rU,tcc -Ec OF TWO tracts OF land IN n" Va
.Ioii creek, iil"- county. Twelve mics from cJ"
nous" on. tract 3,- acr.,. the Oth"r ,uo acres
Nov Tx Kent trustee viii sell = acres IN the
pors,e mii- 81 WSthcv!llr va and AZ IA" sam" plt
and tim" tho property hnowm ns Wyihey.llc ilotc!
Ovin. 10 llI.henl,. Mr VIM Harrison otter. Tor =.
III trrm IN Charles iity county, known by
Huntington. containing l.50j scr.-
G Paca II GooCl,Ei, ui.rr- he land tor sal" on r.
crce, In rhe upper pu' o.! n" county tour miles be-.
Columbia II cuui-u- 100 acres
RIG Che1'h,m 81 Cr!lc1, Diuwiiils county on'rs q.
-alr Apou, 500 acres - land with dwelling hpu,r
Tho land lies BGttrrwa0i Geek IA DnHiidir cOuGj
nve m.lr tom Wilson Depot
The country seat al q BreNn;, located two and :.
miles from Richmond, II Tor safe privately. II conna
Hbout - acres OF land
Jabcz Mnssc ,rrrs for =Ac hi. firm Oh Gojmne =.
Whites crc'ks tour mice from Louisa courthouse.
t.ninin. 81 Ia acres
The harm "i Iui- i Daniel the Central Rri-s
nni Mr.dow Bridge road. nlt nile irJn kictnyni
tor
Wrn II Bell ~.b.- TO soil liz interest zone halt IL
RocA0ri.c 'I"t. pc"puuy nj ''o.hrn Dcppr. Virus
Centr"i RAILROAD The property contains ~ arrc 4
land, A.
Mc.srs Godiin ,ppor,ou oi'er Tor sale the farm q.
Gooie in Chesterfield. containing 80 acres twe-l
mile i.uu Richmond
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MOST vALrInLE REAL ESTATE II


nESIGNING to eui"rse .ny hotel e-ta''I'. .ic h,
~ IIygeia) ~ Cid Point fnrni0n tf'T 'o =, ~
most drsfatl- real e-t,r. IN lde-~htef ''fs."+,
s2llcd Rn.-I-nd In Eizabrth City county 0'''''''
| abou, 40 e,,-..,,, vosl,
The farm is stun'ed In full front Of Hampton -
one Of the most beautiful sheets u wafer ~ H.,
one mil. from Ola Point Comfort ard the ny Fr ri
within quarter al mile OF the Chesap"hA' - =,
ler- tcsfluai 20 b.cg one 81 h" Hf-t co. 90,
sri,uii.n. In the country; t.o niles from W. >
Unmutnn sui within tHo hundred yard, isarH ' =
ny.f.,. an. rrn,. ant all The l.Surcs %! ."f -
region. ,,,,-.., :, 4. cz.hli
tnc Whit. su!uhur Springs and the location i - :,
Elysi.u There IL npt III all Ea-tefE 'h.h. ,,ron
iov,Iv and inviting spct No Que hh- ever De,n !,
Tint did not IN -lfnO-t rsptGrous terms, pay
it's enchanting hc~r'y .,..,.. ..,. ,t,se psr,.
The farm may br readily oi''ucu '"'" 'N''
will ..ll the whole OF part 10. >, J,r.s.
For the character Ci the property fr''. It. a
Irons T.a OF Richmond, Hon. \. p.i,s} s,H"'
Wobing,on AID 'iDOre ". Falls. Esq Of n-i,''!' q.
n Tr,nug sell - satisfactory pricc, WI |,l.-.
IN whole nr in part. M. y -cia Hotel t'iShii,'
h.I;svs 10 be- th. best ~A'''i'. pisr" pfnp'ir -
,,v IL, q company WI ~" means ''t art,sti- Az
y ,.in.uf /; can b.. nAJe Que 81 me mot - ,-rs.t
mr'rt.bl. summer t--Oft- al IA" Union -" -
sen.on .ettle- this pom; beyond 81. sneft H.. f;AR
Aug li-c!m ,,I,.
0NTtUNIEHY'- rkkhlth I'M
w In store Tor 'n'T aGyurRcH FLEMING.
A., -, Corner Cary and !J1' 80
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SOUTHERN CATTLE.-Thers is a considerable
increase in the number u. carris and swine reaching
ihis market from the South Upon the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad there almost daily trims of from %
"a 81 each capable al holding 81 carl-. destined
for the Baltimore and Philadelphia markets. The
peculiarly adapted Ia The purpose ~ trans
porting thu species of freight, and cattle reach market
in remarkably good conditon-lhAniteiy better, i lie
said, than those which driven long distances. The
number of beef cattle which now reaches this market
is said br greater than beiore and The iucr
affords no little encouragement To- I'll good feeders"
particularly those who ars bnr'rn-i with the task
of providing for number OF m"uths.-l Ptiiadelptid
pr.Nx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
prrr,sRr,pc; MARKETS arcus7I4

WHFAr-Thc market continues rule steady u full
prices. with IN active enquiry We quote prime re
ri Bal -. Fair good s. 3Oal 10 aud lower grades
at 81 I0tl IS
The receipts are only moderate for the season.
CorTon The market is quiet and hear OF very
limited trsns-crions Prime grades wanted ut l2c
bur lower qualities are EXTREMITY dull and unsaesble
CoRS-R-cepts very light aud holders are hrm.
We quote prime white n, sjc.
TosAcco The market the pas, week has ruled very
Gier without any guotsbc change ia prices Good
and n- descriptions there is but it,- opening the bulk
OF III. breaks being Luga and Common to Mdiiing Leaf
PkovIsIoss Bacon has advanced. We quote prime
Cincinnati cured shoulders stc Sides lOt 10 He.
with IN upward tendency. Pork is very firm. Best
brands OF mes sCi Ply Lard il active ~ - - i3'c
tor North Carolina and Virginia in kegs Western 10
bbls l2.c Virginia. Hoo round 10 good supply AZ l.!
10 l@ic.
SuGAR-ls hrn. sni prices have again advanced The
advance the lowest point 10 from =. PC per 10
GUAso The stocs OF No ! Peruvian is entirely eS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-17
EFFECTS OF TIE CREvASSES.

The New Orleans Picayune, in reviewing the et'
cts OF the receu, floods remarks, the town of Gre,ns
s,iiI under water. with the exception OF a couple of
'iuares. /, says:
The greater part OF the town presents the singular
>ectacle OF deserted houses standing in lake, tbs
reefs only mar ked by the lines of the DWELLING
r '"h gamooi 10 deserted parors. TIE minnow, cat
III bnualo dspoTt III the streets Immense schools
the sma!l-r denizens ot Ia. river can b.. seen .v
-'ywoere. darling along the side walks chasing each
"'her among garden shrubbery, now dying gu, by
GROWING and hiding III the basemeuts"
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NJ a Il RIEn

MARRIED, ut Grccnwsy E=--x County, Virginia, tic
residence of Mr Edward Wright. the 10Th instant by
the Revj Nr. Temple Mr. WILLIAM HOLIDAY and
Mss MARY L. LAWRENCE.
At Lacnmptou, Kansas. August {. by the Rev c. ~
Galloway Major T. w. SHERMAN. tho United states
Artillery, TO Mis- MARY H.. daus 1trr OF the Hon vii
soa shannon x.Governor OF Kansas and formerly of
Ohio
At seven Islands. in Buckin CHAM county on the 18th
met, By Rev. w c. Meredith, MAJ W-D. CIUP TON Of
Cumberland, to Mise LUCE P SHORES, Of Buckinehs
va