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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-09-28
DATER, CARR & BLANCHARD
IMPORTERS Or
BRANDlES, WINES i GINS,

l4l Front Street New York,
MOULD respectfully soleit q share OF public
patronage aad viii guarntes all Liquors purchased
Of US TO be Pure and Laadaltsrated. All orders
received viii be promptly attended to.
NoTICE.-l hereby certify that have maze n
chemical analysis Of samples OF the following
liquors furnished b. nATEH CARR aud BLASCH-
AnD, No. l4i Front : New York, and have
found the same to he pH.- rad aaGdahsrafed, and
saG,sh free from any msne orregstdtt. dug or
poison and "a such | can, at hesitation, re-
commentator for medicinal vse; VIZ Jules
Robin & Cos Brandy, London Dock Gin, Hama
lea Rum, ST. Croix Rum, Old Bourbon Whisky.
CHARLES l.. ALLEN, NJ. b.
Formerly Prof Chem. Castleton Med, Coli
Middlsbury, VT. July l2,h 1859. l5iSm
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Bay STATE, Watelvliot, and ether nils Heavy
Wool Shnwl. for sale by +. NALLETTE.
Sept
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]. WINCHESTER, as John ST., NY.

Winchester's Preparation is for sale at the
Drug Store Of Harmon IS. Sheldon, agent for
hiddleburV 1l.1v
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- Orders for Custom Cl-thingpromptly sx-
ecuted, and entire satisfaction warranted.
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Ce9ol Notices,

SrArE.UF VERMONT District Of Addison 81
Be 1t remembered that at Probate Cont he
at Mlddlebury, in and for The District Of Ahis0n|
ON the 22d day Of September, A. D. 1859.
An instrument purpOrting 10 be ihs-lazt vi
and testament Of .t..
ANNA ". ABBEY,
late Of Bliddlebury in said district, deceatedl
Is presented to this court for probate. H. 10 sre-
upon ordered, that said instrument be conaitsi ed
by this court for Probate at a session thereof "A
be held at the Probate Office in said kILl,l,olnf,1
Monday, the 18th day of October, A. D. 1865, I'D
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and that notice there
Of be given to all persons interested, that they
may appear and make their objections, if and
they may have, to said application being gramed
by publishing certified copy Of this order IND
the Middlebury Register newspaper printed
IN said Middlebury-three weeks successively
pre- vious to the time Of said Court.
CALVIN q. TILDEN Judge.
true copy Of record.
"a Attest, q. q. TiLDEN judge
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Wholesale and Retail,

o. Having purcha ed cur materials at the
lowest rates, at the late Trade Sales, we are en-.
abled to offer our CLOTHING at prices that will
snpersede all competition.
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New Catalogues

G. G. EVANS 4 co.
NO. as Oornhill, Boston.
GQEAT FALL AND WINTER SALE
COMMENCED.
In addition to our former large s.ock, we have
Just purchased from the Trade Sales and Manu-
facturers
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FOR SALE.

Ins pleasant part Of tbs Village, ssoa two.
story dwelling house, about oss-ssrs Vi land
barn, wood house and other out houses, well va
tered, and plenty Of shade trees and shluberN
Being about TO Lave the State the property will
be sold extremely low aud Ou favorable tennis.
>. MOODY
n
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$ NJ. pETTENGILl & CO.'S
BOSTON BUSINESS CARDS.
state st, Boston.
FRENCliS
Mercantile institute,
~ fremont St, Boston Founded ty JAmth
FmtS'u ESQ 1859 1horouch instruction il
BOOK KEErING, WRITING, ARITHMETIC
ENGLISH STUDIES, ENGlNEERlNG
AND NANIGA1ION
Student admitted Daily, aud aided in oltnin-
ing BOARD and einnl )yment. Separate depmt-
moui for Ladies Catalogues Oft terms, &c. seut nv
mail, free. SPEAR d SAWYER, Prime pnls
Open day aud ening.
=
FRENCH GOODS
G. G. HOLBROOK 4 CO,
IL Summer Street Boston,
Have ut all times n splendid stock oi Paris Goods
suitable for city asd country customer ccnsis-
ting of
LACFs, EMBHoIptRts, lloltrV, CLOVIS.
WHITE Goops, Nr, &c.
CLOAKS AND MANTlLLAS
IN great variety, always n the lowest rices.
One Price goods marked in plain iigtut-
>~~--~~~~
Adhesive Gold, Silver & Brilliant
GOLD PAPER LETTERS Packages ores one
inch Letters, put up in proper proportions.
Coored % cts ol tili 30 cts. per package. Can
be used rs easily 81 postage stamp Directions
for making SHOW Sigus, &c, with eacl package.
Send money aud stamp Ia GRO. SNOW,
Pathfinder Office, BOston Macs.
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Cloths.

20 pieces black and colored Cloths also Cas-
s'meres, Satnets and Nestings. for sale by
Sept L. NALLETTE.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
June
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
COFFEE. YEA. &c.

John Bali. Beef Steak Sauce, Tomato ketcl
up, Mixed Pickles, Pepper Sauce, &c. sold by
tuIe =, Ii. A SHEIDON
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Dress Goods.

A handsome assortment of Prints, Asrinos, DE
LANES and Worstel Stuff Goods, received by
StBt T.. ALLIE l i"
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Pure Old Govt. Java roasted and raw Rio,
aud st. Domingo Conses, Imperial, Hyson, Gun
powder, TrocaGuy, Young Tyson and Tyson
Skin Teas all Of prime quality Just received by
lime d III A SHELDON
, 1859-11-21

Nav ORLEANS, Nor. 1.-THE 1ndiaaola Cour-
itr Of the 13th inst, says that IN Express from
the Sheriff Of Seuces county had arrived, re-
porting that Cor.inas, with l.5e0 men and nine
cannon. has full possession Of the Rio Gran1e
from psowrsvil: to Rowa, and his forces arc
securing Ill the country. .AM mail communities
tions west Of the Sauces are cut OIL Corpus
Christi is, however, not threatened.
Cant, Tobin, with 100 men from Corpus
Christi, has been defeated and it is feared that
lis retreat is cut of. The reports are conflict
iug, and p, obably very much exaggerated.
The latest reliable sccounts are BY New Or
leans merchants, who left Brownsville on the
4th inst, ~hen aHairs we're unchanged.
Gen. Twiggs telegraphed the Government
yestetday in relation to the matter.
, 1859-11-21
BY TEL ,EGRAPH.


CuAR1Es1owx, Va, Nov. 1s.-All is now quiet
in this town but the military forces are aug
menting. The barns, staek-yards md farming
amounting in value to sexeral
thousand dollars. belonging to Messrs. John
Burns, Geo. L. Tate and Nr. Shirley who we're
iuross IN the recent trials have been burned.
Hon. Alex. Hunter professes TO be convinced
that an attempt viii be made TO rescue the pris-
ouers. and letter from Uxbana, Ohio, addressed
to Brown, written in eypher, which has been de-
ciphered, te,ls hinn to Keep in good spirits; that
his friends arc mastering, and will drop afong
one At time. Col. Davis te1egzaphed to-day
tnr fire hundred additional men,
, 1859-11-21

C1sc1xSAr1, Nov. ls.-An accident occur7ed
This morning on the Indiana Central Railroad,
near Cambridge. i rail WAS taken up oa the
bridge for repairs, and before j: WAS replaced
a train OF eighteen cars Of hogs came asong at
great speed. and before it could be stopped the
engine and thitteen cars plunged through the
bridge into the river.
Greer. brakeman, and droser named New
berg, were killed. Several others we're injured
The engineer and fireman jumping, escaped
It is said that over 900 hogs were KILLED. The
engine, cars anl bridge are piled up in one
horrible wreck in the river.
, 1859-11-21

ted Forbes with having given bonds for nor
ticn Of the State arms delivered to some Kansas
emigraat&- The Iowa City h,pulliaan contains
letter from the Hon. George ". Mcclcarr.
former Democratic Secretary Of sstate, co.u-
plete1y reius;ug the whole chsrge. This s'ons
how utterly baseless sFe tbs whole chargcs Of
urc the att.mp&s Of these locofoco dezuagogucs
to make political capital against honorable shd
honest men. We aave not tic least doubt 1hat
the remaining charges will prove 70 be es fasse
and fraudulent as this one agaanst DR.. Bowen.
-Ds 8osnes Citizen.
, 1859-11-21

TIE CONGRESSIONAL GLorE--Pollticiaus law
yers, authors aud others rho intend subst ribjng
for the Globe, are requested to hand in their
subscriptions at once to Mvssrs. NcSally i Co.,
81 Dearborn street, who alll furnish it at pub
lisheE's rates, and guarantee the receipt Of
every uumbcr.
, 1859-11-21

1iuExPr 70 Coxh1r $t1tlnE.-A man named
Thomas t;rogan. on Feils5, attempted to COM
nit suicide by cutting his throat. Hewas taken
in charge by m officer, and on bis promise on
Saturday morning 10 behave himself, be wasset
at liberty.
, 1859-11-21

- For economy and diffusins healthy
and genial atmosphere tue McGreggor parlor
Stoye has no equal, and it eau be regulated to
give any desired degree Of heat The Store
rsntHaf+< tie dportnst NJ ss freely as wood fire
Or coal crate, thus oD.iating alt tendency to
headache. Those Of sur renders who have
quate for adding sufiic:;at warmth for comfort,
rs we'll as those Oh The look opt for the best
store, will thank us fo- referring them to Van
sehaaek's extensive %soye establishment. II
State street. His assortment Of Kitchen Gfea-
sils, Nouse de*fiaa Arti1<s, efe., ate great at
fractions for house keepers. np4l4t
, 1859-11-21

REnucrsos IN SrE.N. .2loS Karxss-The De-
cember number Of IL rA<v's Ha.,a=ine, which
.aas-jast~ arrived. +t.::t.tsa- sa~ volume, and
Messrs, McSali5 j a.: Dearborn street, hare
made arrangements n; receive subscriptions
hereafter for Harptr'& Uadsy* aud the atlantic
at tho uniform rate of q each per annum--
payable in all Cases in advance. The Atlantie
Dearborn street. uoTa1~1t
, 1859-11-21

DoSxErs.-The ladies' will tiud it to their nd.
vantage 10 buy their Dp1nets Of ". T. Stowe,
Isl Luke street, the orig yaal dealer in the city.
uoyl4.3t
, 1859-11-21
THE CITY.

KvN 1S1o NRlpsE.-A schooner ran iato
the protection pier Of tho Lake street bridge on
Saturday morning, making m ugly breach
therein, aud running her jib.boom afoul Of the
bridge doing considerable damage.
, 1859-11-21

p4Lr1AoHE. Nov. 19.-An accident occurred
this AFTERNOON to a train on the Northern and
Central lsailroad, abou. SIX miles from this city
caused by the spreading of the track, which
threw the train of. Tie conductor. Alfred
Crawford, was killed. He is The brother Of u
Nr. Crawford, ticket agent Of a Philadelphia
road. The passengers escaped without injury.
, 1859-11-21

- Go to John Jones. 1l9 Dearborn street,
and yet -FOUR clothes eleaa:d and repaired. They
will BE we'll done aud at Prices to suit the times.
, 1859-11-21

ATf1VaI OF kHe StEataet N8H"U"3
TRrEo, y. S. Nov. 19.-The steamer Canada
has arrived 1t Halifax, with Liverpool adrlces
By telegraph to the 7th inst:
foSpoS, Monday noon.-Consols a6s. News
unimportant.
The foregoing was received ria Truro. Ex-
press with news will arrive tonight at Sack
, 1859-11-21
a9rcsa L Trihu11c.
CHIC AGO. j.


The Milwaukee f;rt> D. ,noc,dt Of Friday ere
ming foots up the returns Of the vote for Gov
'snoF thus: Randall >KeH.} 1;,1'3a; Hobart,
'Den-l 1l,2S'. Raudnlis minority thus far
GSol,
, 1859-11-21

~ See advertisement Of Cornell i Co.'S
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. 1888 Lake St.
ane7-1v
, 1859-11-21

Not Taken.
WAsH1xcroS, Nor. 19.--The Sew Orleans
Picayuae Of Tuesday says the merchants Of New
Orleans, interested in tbc Rio Grande trade will.
{shou1d there be necessity 10 do so,j fit out at
protection Of Brownsville and the adjacent set
tlements.
That 1edoubtable Ex-Governor Eidaur1i. has
arrived ut Sau Antonio.
NEW ORLEANS, Nor. 19.--Advices ftom Bra
zos to the 4th state that Brownsville had not
been taken on the evening ot the 3d.
, 1859-11-21

REv Moan Hrxr scuEScK.-We are sure our
ci,izeas will sincerely regret to bear that this
gentleman, the respected rector Of Trinity
Church, has decided to accept the cali from En-
1ntlel Church, Baltimore. lie will close his
connexion with Trinity, we understand, on the
Asst Of January.
Tug CHICAGO SEy1SARF.-Thc Fort Wayne
Rpultican Of a late date says:
*The General assembly Of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, ut its session in lndiapap-
oils, in May last decided to l0cate the General
Seminary Of the Church for the Northwest, at
chicago-S1r. McCoi mick, Of that city donating
G9.V00 as consideration for such location.-
The Seminary at tue saue time elected Dr. Rice,
Of Chicago, IS Professor Of Theology. DR.. Nc
Master being his principal opponent. The for
mer Of these. gentlemen Was known be pro-
hlartrJ in his opinions, Wflle ;the latter was
known to he equally anti slavery in his opinions.
Tie defeat Of Dr. Acsiaater, aud the otherwise
unsatisfactory manner Of organizing the Semi
nary, has slren offence to tue Synods Of the
Western States, which hare serrrally decided
in their late meetings to Withdraw their coun~
tenance and support fsea4 tho 't;eminary--tha
Synod Of t.:ic1.e VI ! veto Of . to 19-thc
Northern lndlaua Synod BY q vote Of - to 1c-
tue Inst above na1ued-aad Synod Of Illinois by
i vote Of ~ 10 -. They au hare given notice
that they are not 10 Le considered as being
pledged 70 the support Of this Seminary. Under
- rra =. o' 1hea ~. ~ ~. iaat;a VI =. tns H W
would secm Rlaer ali a f,arrrn Tirtorr. ~ the
portion OF the Church nostly relied Oh for its
support cannot pe oepenoea upon i~ mat pnr-
eAILKn:-l'eS' James Dlxon. la:e OF tn's city.
has aceepteo e"1 10 become pastor o' Tue LISP
''s' eao'en u 'o"a e''s' 'o"a'
.aeeen OF TIE "ois eoAaeS1oS'-4"e
''.a.e.4 1'<.o'" eass'
,1o,r 70 nsat t ,na; ,"e S1ussa is o. te
tain the serr,ces al Rev. Mr- Hodees now Pro-
fessor in Sashotah Seminary. We know Of no
6he os19r ntteo 10 !oke lns pace OF toe!r lase
1ics, e,rnest faerotFetl rnan md sn rrct,jent
preacher, md will, without doubt, do good
work in that interesting parish"
B1snor WmPPLE1 IN M1xxEsorA.-Dislop Whip
p,e held his first services in his Diocese at Va
bausia on The evening of Sor. .. aud copsecra-
| ted a pew Church at Red Wing on 18th inst.
1,,znor.s v.s,r~,oxs H.. u. p.- t1.n-v
| ,,h;,.,.o n II u;a,, u;. nn,,
vii, visit .hronrh tbs LATTER mn If th;s rnontb
,na na.on,har ,,,s no-;.,aa ,,ono tha ,;na y,
III. 1l,;nois f,.ntr., n,;,ro,d ND y +ha South.
c7 narI of ths 1,;orsxs rorssernt;nv .+ tha s,n,s
t;rc The cb,rcb ~ f,hcxt.-t;e,d rbe Nr;,,n,
| visitation will embrace the Churches of Chicago
and those North On the line Of the Galc1a Road
and West GU the Rock Island Railroad. The
Eectors u1e requested 10 make their arrange
| ,nrnts sccor8inc1r- and IN give notice 10 III.
r,;shon ot ser,ices reorired
-,
| Dof '"'. >. ~.
, 1859-11-21

e q. B. Darned gos e9 the following joket:}
aud Immediately left town to avoid being lynch
ell lie says Loomis, the Halter, at Of Clark
new Styles Of" tiles"
, 1859-11-21

- Horse aud wagon covers Of all sizes and
prices. Rubber goods ii I'LL kinds at the Rub
bef Store, 81 bear 1orn street. nor1J 1t
, 1859-11-21
Auotber Iuaur:eut Arrested.

Another Inaur.ent Arrested.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l9.-The Alexandria Va
Sentinel Of this morning says a man was arrest
! ed in that city yesterday. having peep feeoE-
| Ferry. lie Was committed to jul to await fur
| ther Identification
, 1859-11-21

~" Eternal vigilance Is the price Of hber~
IT," but the price Of having an Old coat made
toIook like new At Cook 4 NcLain. ~ Dear
born street, Is aothing compared to the cost Of
a new one.
, 1859-11-21

B- 4 Jonng man cso ind employment and
steady pay Apply tn B; sdstreet, II Dearborn
street, room Is. - n0l3.tI
, 1859-11-21

TwsEpLE-DEE AND TEEED1H-bEx.-Bewnre Of
aor other concern dealing in Lamps and Oils
that pretends 10 be branch Of the Lamp aud
Oil Emporium. This aarest way to get the
Boston Kerosene and good Lsmps, is to come
or send to 1:5 Clark rect. We guarantee
every gallon Of Oil sold to BE- a. represented.
Remember there is vast diIercaee in Lamps
rs well as Oils Therefore, don't hug those
which first came out, which smoke and emit IN
odor- no11.l2t.
Gas FlxrcaEs.-B.owu l. Wilder are now re-
ceising from Corae[ius & Baker, and other man
ueactnTe1s, u large %<snstment Of late patterns
Of fCaaaE1!icrs ncndsz<st AID other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, te+ All IN need will please call at II
and 49 State street. oc17:am
, 1859-11-21

Lafe .t1esi: Ito n.asefaetur;ng .Nachins Jer
all kinds Of 1ailoring a'sI Leak1tr Setriag.
mil. *
, 1859-11-21
Nclu advertisements.

II {. H. sE1fTkX. t4ite'ttsias I9ent1 Is or1,f~7"-f
i. 4ataorts rrefe Ade"st;n<as iof h3ioni at ~
f-,diss pa,.1, Of lAs Worth NaeS ,Al.b5s+Y
, 1859-11-21

sAck,111E, Mr., Nov, 1e.-1t is reported
that the steatner Canada, from Liverpool on the
5tb. inst, arrived Ut Halifax this morning, but
tie intelligence ia not definite.
, 1859-11-21

|
Works Of the Illinois Central Railroad VIC
thought VIC would stop and see the motlHs o1ar-
ard; ofkecpingth rolling stock Of 80 large
road in repair. a1e inquired at the Office for
the necessary permit to examine the works, but
instead Of receiving it, we we're taken round by
the polite Superintendent, G. F. Seovillc. from
whom We learned many interesting facts con-
nected with the history and management Of the
concern, since it first went into operation.
The works were built By the old American
Car Co., during the year ISL, aud came into
the possession of the ILLINOIS Central r. Il. about
two years ago; since which time the Company
have done all their own repairs.
The Works include some eight ar ten substan-
tial wood buildings, and coser space Of about
sixteen acres. They arc protected from fire by
= large steam pump, which draws its wafer from
tue lake, and By having the fire company No.
(which is formed from among the worknen)
located in ono Of the Compauy's buildings.
The machinery is driven by a 90 horse power |
engine. situated in large brick building, en-
tirely FIRE proof, and which the engineer, Geo
". Andrews, seemed 10 take pride in having
people believe is private residence, so neat
and clean does he keep it.
In going through the shops VIC were struck
with the order and neatness which prevails, and
with the seemingly small number ot men en-
ploEed and upon inquiry "e found that The
| three thousand ours kept in operation by the
Co., were rebuilt aud repaired By about one
hundred aud fifty men. We asked bow it was
done and was told that most Of the work wns
| $o
| such state Of perfection, that without it it
would take about four hundred hands to keep
/ mace with the work to he done.
s.;a.h. h.S,r.r;n,c,a.nt ..wo ao ,,1 the re-
hn;,d;na .na ron,;r;no md trr, o,+ IN ,n ,r.
" - 80 .,..l;... .ss -
s,:as 10y" a ~. -. -, % 49,. ,,+ea,r ,,a,,,d.
49, ..1nn,1 h,.,ksn,,,hs ~ ,n,rh;nes+4 .;1,v
c.s:,.h, 49,. -.,,;.a-. t.,, ra.sanoo- 49,, -o,,;r.
-. ..;a.s-. 49,, .;x t,.oars nd =, te.,
~. 49, a. ,~,r1-vn b,rc tha snnpr;n,f,,)en,
s.s e.. fo-.,n., ,s.;aax onr c,srts s+or.leen.
- ,;,,,l...n,- ". wo-t d,r;n, the w;n.
.;.. hon-. rsr a,r and dnr;n, * swimmer
s,,i. ,.'a,,., ~ a,'o,t =. ~ Wv
- .sa.,,, ,1,-;n, H.. w;n,.r and fron, fra 10 s,r
.ss.s.na - d,,1.rs IN tba simmer rrnn,h, Tbs
to,., .x,.,s, of scrn;nc the xrork. in o,cr,t;o,
sno ~, -..,,
~ II = r,t aan,a t-or,,ta N dirr-+ ali .h.
. xo,k .h,ch is eoipp On here. We asked. .Oh.
hi, al, bax. :, d. !. IN ohnv N. ord.r,
| nrS 7 H,yrs our N5sfer nf Nachinery Tie
o'S" e4 - s
| has to do all the head work, and rou know that
| IS Tue most resPoQs1ole P2Ft 9t any 1ustness,
a..,..,-,..a
& ne Hooest9 rt2''ea"
Outside. tic influence of the Car Works il
5 ""' w. 49,
, 1859-11-21

re.r York Tamnany Nominations.
NEw 1onk, Nor. l9.-The Tatnnagy Hall
convention this evenins nominated Wm; z.
Havemeycr for Mayor, and samuel J. Thaen
for Corporation Counsel
, 1859-11-21
i)craonat.
Aost all1 ,Dou1lD.

so REV .ARD.--Strayesl
kk o. sttrn On the nsrln: Of TIC 18th list from
HH nv r,ahle. mar MlcEtxAo As.:.ue, i light fed
L. uc.! cnx With trats ips un h~r tosu,, 30 tt~NA
~ t,a1s iS,-lw Il. 7. uAHutCk.
, 1859-11-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
- gosasr S. Cock Comfy Ciseuh Ceurt. HoEt1ber
Term. A. H. i!a3 Ther.s ). Glct&rsoa ~. X. y. uu~~
iand md William c. joaes- ,v~, a.
FutIe hut{te 10 hef-by xIven to the - WGGato y.
Innta fhat Wit khmtnt ssut u1t Of the oaes *
IA CteTk Of ,hs Cook County tzr1t cou1f, iea ~
ayst day at November, L. d 1861 1t the tns q satt
Thoma. nj terson and Aalps x41tc II the -a11
WiIisp C. jones tha nine hunard mi t<.ensy
alma toAtp CENTS dtecsss to tho $hefn
Adaps Cpu3ty which lal wit hiss hten tetHine1 s1e-
cnted, :. ,,-,,,.1 =, 4..
Nav. therefore. unlts~ you The all william !ents:
Cu Ceun> sets The N, ~ ., ~ ,, ns,' II asa x
th,r1oc. IN tne 1hrl Wontav Of Soveulss. 4: f;9.
"a ps7a i, ns 1o 81 aa y as.r e H.
ssi1 Fhnn.sA Djcs seso1 and ~ much Of ttis prrptTty
sf1sehsd ~ my b. .acItas g *.t's Tie k'ad
Aaa so:'"' ~ '* ~ VII, l., ClLCRCH. clerk
w.. pt1-. 4,,sr nbsf oY3 ~
, 1859-11-21
1nant&1.

1VANTED.-By 4 French Lady
~ s.!u&:.nA. Hou.efteoer or Cook IN 4s.t c'ass
f4.v hotel: very competent ceox- Caa +: hsar4
II II Mr.. Rate. .:ace Iii Wash!eEton .15tet
TVANTED-An Advertising Can
" ,as.er.-To soo: hsaa opportunity odtrs 10
t1sfe fr 7~Eaton and sta.ton for some uontfA
A.:irtss Lox xs3t 70 nol3asea
, 1859-11-21

SENT BAck 70 Jot1E7.--Two Irish boys named
Thnnas Lochlin and Vim. 0'Condle, about
twelve years Of age, came to this city on Friday
night from Joliet to 60 10 the Reform School.
The boys, neither Of whom hnye parents, stated
thatanother boy who graduated from the Re
form School, told them it was an excellent
rlace for boys. The City Marsha, Of Joliet gave
them twenty cents each aud they got aboard
the CARS aud came on to 60 to the Reform
School. The magistrate, however, sent them
1,rn
, 1859-11-21

4 UCrION SALE OF CITY LOTS.
<,sIee lAheseey given tas ~a ri, for Nd tn z.
hAf " Clafes II. p"'lt'e ii tus9e sacvn: a ~ norm
leua.y. Al!aats tbs sd dsy q tese*. a. r.
3 twelve O'Clock Of sla day tnf c1A tse 1oA.
loving prp<yty u, wlt:-Tkal pce~ and tfest q !aas
A!u,ts IL ,he eiy ef to"s tSu1'r EAat!, xnora
aud Lxs4Le1 i40~s: Tha west u "uf LII n1na
ber eighteen ~ In C4nat fsusaers S1ivlAlo oE ~esL
SECTION number twenty asven a1}. to~n tauf"
hine auth, r4Ekz fourteen east- . rr<,,,o
As.srney for c. II. bo1IfsLs- the4*a:, e. ~ IT.
Chicago, Or 81 Iso. 9@t.2M!9N@
, 1859-11-21

Tue MISSIONARY 1}1sHor or TIRE NORTHWEST
We learn from reliable authority that the Rev
DR.. Talbot has decided to accept tbs honorable
but laborious position assigned him BY the late
General Convention. The whole Church will
receive with gtadness tho assurance Of this fact.
No date has get been fixed upon for DR.. Tablets
consecrati n, which will Occur in Indianapolis,
Indiana.
, 1859-11-21

TOR SALE-A Life Scholarship
L. In U.y,rt Be i STATIONS chain Of Commercial Col
.er.s, Appiy 1t onet It Pre.s and Tribune lola.
, 1859-11-21

NTANTED-Awcll improved farm
uf JRhtr asres IN s1chAnxe for nnencpnhestl cty
ntopertY with pxsf, ct title, an1 within haf block or
h,r1fsS uoIe-1v
, 1859-11-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
,sTy xfjc z1yLxblIx w. MAr; E4.sxud. aasf<s E4st-
v.oa An..:a k'nmr-a.a1 ans. J@a Van EJ!.
fu5Es uore Is {. exGy given II Il In 1ufs taEee &C.
.-el ur.es sntere,t tho ahuve entra csAtr. l.
raape F1e-r. Maaet h1ee:'y u Cek syna'' ssiI"
l:9 At 10 In ih4 n4en Nd A&y. .st ~ p@le
ancto te htxhtst bd3et fs cash, nj the Liz 1o,f1I
he cour, Housr Il the ey 4 thic t"HtT o. Eoek
eosxsaId The parcel Ut s1 e.,s'r in +Id n:s y Gns1s
deseb<, ~ Lat So. twu in tho [s1ttevA snhoHs*os
II S1stou exteen 49, IN Township tirtS " tNE Hofn
R4ofs foa teea "a. eonianlss thirty hoe WIKI acss&
ot izna no1e OF ia%. .n ,,rrv
r,r.-n W. i..a np.t blt4 t4