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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-27

From the Steubcnville Herald We learn
that on Friday evening the town Of Wells
vile on the Ohio river, was visited with q
more than ordinarily destructive fire. The
FIRE broke out in the large grocery and com
mission house of Wells a. Vance. on Main
street, running parallel with and immediate
" in the rear Of the buildings facing the nv
er. The square between the house Of Wells
4 Vance and the corner Of Main and Lisbon
street was totally consumed, including the
National Hotel, and number of dwellings
on Lisbon street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-27

The will of the late Mary NJ. Ricketts,, widow
of Phillip Ricketts,, of Philadelphia, has just
been recorded. 1t contains, besides numer-
Gus large requests to friends and relatives, the
following to public institutions: ITO the con-
tributors of the Pennsylvania Hospital, SO,
600: Church man Missionary Association for
the Seamen Of the Port of Philadelphia, So
600: Society of the Protestant Episcopal
Church for the advancement Of christianity
in Pennsylvania $1,000; to the INDECENT
Widows and Single Women's Society, Cher
ry street, $1,000; Bishop Whites Parish
Library Association $1,000; Hospital of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, $1,000"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
LIGHT Wanted.

PIcxENs. The Agricultural Society of
Pickens district held its quarterly meeting
on Sale.day last, and elected II. c. Pulliam,
Esq, to deliyorthe next anniversary address.
This fact we get from the Keowee Courier,
by way of the Columbia Guardian. Broth
er Thompson. can you account for this"
G'eeaotlc Enterprise, 14M inst
Friend PRIcE, there is no accounting for
some things and this query may perhaps be
among them. This, however, we do know:
that the Courier, under the'present mail ar
rangements, should be delivered in Green
willie by 8 o'clock, a. NJ, every Monday
morning. Then there would be no necessity
for clipping from our capitoli5rc exchange of
the day after. But brother Enterprise, strange
things happen with the mails occasionally
as you arc probably aware, and no doubt one
Of its freaks withheld the copy of our paper
that week from you. The Courier is ,eg,t-
tarty mailed to its subscribers and exchanges.
Wenevcr fail to receive the prospering I'm
terpriSe, but it is moro than we can say of
some Of our exchanges.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
"a" BUoKLEr's Circus is hambugl
New Advertisement.

Special reference is made to the new ad-
vertisemcnts in our columns this week.
Pheyare too numerous to be noticed separate
ly, and too important to those interested to
be lightly passed over
coTroN RECEIPTS. We copy the following
statement for the week ending Thursday, April
l4,sfrom the Charleston Mercury:
Received the past week by railroads, Z, $50
bales; by water and wagons, 257 bales-toeeth.
er, 1887 balos- corresponding week last Year.
1875 bales). Exported in the same time 70
foreign ports, 5oT3 bales coastwise, I,79O
bales -making tho total oxpor,s of the week g.
SG3 bal /; and leaving ON hand stock of G7.-
248 bales; inclusive Of . 66S bales ON slip
board not cleared, against q stock of 80, ,495
baies and ii ,Sl5 bales on shipboard came time
last year.
The total receipts since our last rerags
10 0O,5I3 bales against 69, $50 bales same time
last year,, making grand total, from tho st
SePtcmber. to the latest dates, of 1902, 800
bales, against 3,682,4l0 bales the same lime
last year, and 2, ,704, 700 bales the year previous
IAcrease since lastyear, 1920 bales.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
The Blue Ridge Barbeoue.

We presume it is only necessary to make
mention of the subject to interest all concern
ed in the mass meeting recommended to be
held, at Tunnel Hill, during the summer.
Arrangements are necessary for its success
and we would commend timely action for
that purpose. Those of our citizens interes-
ted in the completion of this great enter
prise, land who is not p will, we trust, take
charge Of the matter herein suggested, and
take such steps as are demanded by the inn
portancc of tho occasion.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
wv alfalfa.

~ affords us pleasure to note the improve
ment that is making in this thriving and
beautiful village. In the matter of trade,
too, there is good business done here. Sew.
eral new houses have been opened since our
last visit which are driving profitable trade.
pIEFER d LOWRY, who have added to their
advertisement in our present number, are of
this class. Mr.. RIEcKE, Mrs. KNEE, Messrs
FiscnEssER and YoIenT, each in their line
arcprospcring, and sell on the best terms.-
See their advertisements.
The Lutheran congregation have common
ced a house of worship in the town. Tic
site is most eligible, and the style of build
ing very appropriate. Hopes are INDUCED
of its speedy completion, in which we most
sincerely join,
AT BiEMANN's hotel bountiful table is al
ways spread, whore good cheer and hos
pitality is dispensed. Try him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
AGRICULTURAL.

Tho quarterly meeting of the Agricultural
Society. at WallIala, was held on Saturday
last. The Committee on cotton and grain
awarded premium to Mr.. e. p WERNER for
the best acre of corn, which produced 6S l-2
bushels. Mr.. G. w. PHILLIps reported in
formally that he raised on one acre 7Ol-
bushels of corn. A committee was appoint
ted to prepare premium list for the next
Far, which was ordered to be published.
The attendance of members was not rs
large as the Importance of the cause dcman.
dCd.
After the transaction of some unimportant
business the Society adjourned.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
U GIL jBzII50 Nv l5[B g % gJ IR u I[RR r.
General intelligence.

Col, ORH Was serepaded ut Spartanburg
and Laureps during Court at those places.
lie responded to each appropriately, saying,
1mongst OTHER things, that lie was less hope
fufofthe Union than at any former period,
and. though he loyed it much, he would not
| sacrifice principle to preserve it. He re.
marked that ours was the best government
with which any people had ever been blessed.
Col. oRR's speeches are highly spoken of by
the III aid aud Express.
The rial of the Echo prisoners, in Charles
ton, for being engaged in the. African slave
trade, has been brought to an end by the iu-
ry finding them "not guilty., If tho facts
are to guido us in coming to correet conclu-
sions, parties criminal cannot be found gull
ty, North or South, for negro stealing and
violation of law and the constitution Veri-
ly, the "higher law" rules the land over.
Gov. GIsT, with his staff, has commenced
his bi-yearly reviews. The 3lst Regiment,
at Black Mingo, Georgetown was thus hon
ored on the 9th inst Ills Excellency, thro'
one of his Aids, addressed the men under
arms. Whisky also paradcd during the day
in a boisterous and unseemly manner. We
thought, judging from what is known of the
refinement of the Glow country that such
scenes only occurred in the mountains
The rumor of the hour is, that small war;
like expedition recently left New York for
the purpose Of forcibly seizing" Cuba
Anxiety is on tip-toc to know the facts of the
case--which arc, probably, that nothing is
likely to come of it,"
The Sickles trial is progressing at Wash.
ington, and creating great excitement in the
country. His acquittal is thought to be rea-
sonably certain.
A treaty of peace, according to accounts
received, has been concluded with Paraguay
by our government The United States
shipswere to leave for home at an early day.
Hon. JonS FoRsrTu late minister to Mox-
leo, in reply to an invitation to a compliment
tary dinner to be given to him at Columbus,
Ga, (Which he declines) is severe on the Ad-
ministration for its bad Mexican policy. lie
is not n dangerous man.
The contendng parties are actively en-
gagged in Mexico. A battle has been fought
near the city of Mexico, both sides losing in
five hundred men each From appearances
more blood will be shed there shortly.
JAMES McGoRvAN, of Richland district,
committed suicide on Sunday last. Cause OF
the horrid act not stated.
The frequency of fires in Columbia, caused
by inccndiarics, has induced the Mayor of
that city to offer a large reward for their cap.
ture and lection.
Adviees from Europe does not blow away
the war fog Little confidence, however, is
felt in the peace Congress. The price of cot
ton was unchanged.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
Presbvterv.

The Presbytery of South Carolina convened
at Cross Hill, Laurens District on tho l4th
instant. Rev. Mr.. DAVIS was elected Mod
orator. and DR.. McBRYDE, Clerk.
The meeting was full and harmonious
one and the current business was transacted
IN the best spirit and to general satisfaction.
NJ IS rs. WILBANKs and j. G. KENNEDY
were licensed to preach the Gospel in the
boun Is Of the Presbytcry.
Prcsbytery adjourned on the succeeding
Saturday, to meet at Greenville Church, in
,AUbeville District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
DisPracafnl.


The Columbia Bulletin, in some remarks rel
ativc to the Sheriff election in that city, ON
Monday last, says;
The election held in this city yesterday was
preceded and attended with scenes disrcputablc
TO any community, and it matters not with us
whomay have been the authors orabcttorsOfsueh
scenes, they and their acts deserve1hc conden-
nation of every orderly member OF society.
During the entire day-Sunday species of
disorder amounting 10 disregard for the day
and decency, was clearly manifested by the as
semblihg OF crowds about the corners and other
places.
On,alonday morning men were brought TO the
polls like sheep that had been prepared for the
shambles and marched to the box with tickets
supplied them public, and as mere automatons,
they deposited their v0te without any seeming
regard for the person for whom they were voting.
We have heard of +" Bull-pens in Columbia
and disgraecful scenes enacted by those engaged
in that sort of oleetoheering, but we never Wit
messed anything of that sort.
MI of the purcl hseable InGterial were brought
into the city from the Surrounding country, and
furnished quarters and board with any quantity
of bald face, until their votes wore deposited,
when they were tufned loose upon the commu-
nifty, degraded, aha IN few cases drunk, aud
disorderly.
The RIVER AR yIcksBURo.--Tho True
southron Of Friday, lst inst, Gays:
FROM friend who kept an accurate guacc
Of the v ater OF 1850 and last year, we learn
ed yesterday evening that i was nov be,
tween eight and nino inches higher at this
point than in 80, and between ten and eleven
inches higher than that,ofiast year
The damage ofthe Yicksburg, Shreveport
and Texas Railroad, resGlting from Whites
creyasse grove more serious every day. and
already. about three hundred yards of the
embankment has washed away.
INPoRrASr TO CoTroS GRowERs. The n.
o. Pica3a,e, speaking of the recent great
losses of cotton in that city, by FIRE, suggests
the use Of iron ties for the bales, as the latter
win not burn (only mere singing on the
optsid4) If they are kept in their compressed
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
RogT. a. THOMPSON, Editor.
PICKENS C. H., S. c.:
Saturday Morning, April 30, 1859.
Frost.

The frost this week killed such of tho
fruit asescaped the former severe ''cold snap"
1t is thought by somo, also, that Wheat is
materially injured. Corn, with tender veg
citation generally, has been nipped to the
earth There was more or Jess ice on 6fOn-
day morning.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23
Perannal.

The spring examination of the South Car
olina College has just closed 1t was allthat
could be desired Amongst the appointments
for the May Exhibition, we are pleased to
see that Mr.. w. T. CLEVELAND, of Pickens,
stands second on the list
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-23


AN IMPORTANT DECISION. AT the late
session of our Court, an action against the
Wilmington and Manchester Railroad Com
pany for lest trunk, was tried. The val
ue Of the contents was proved to exceed
five hundred dollarss this oolapany have
an endorsement upon their tickets, which,
among other things, declares that they will
mot be responsible for'the lost baggage to
an amount exceeding one hundred dollars,
this endorsements was relied upon to limit
the liability of the company in this partic-
ular case
His Honor ruled, and so charged the
jury, that cominon carriers could not thus
limit their liabilities; he dwelt upon the
Injustice which would result If the en-
dorsement upon the tickets referred to,
was taken and considered ns q contrpet, 70
whieh the passenger was presumed 10 have
assented. The jury found for the plain-
tiff to the amount Of the contents OF the
trunk, as proved i2agsfslgtoa F9ag.
e A,Eawyee, being sick, made his last will
and Testament, ard gaye all his estate To
f6olsAgd madnefl Being asked The season
for SO doing, he said, From such / got 81.
and to eoeb return y again
I ssMoTnRR, Z heard sissy swear" 'syyhat
did she say?1 s"Why she said she was not
CONG TO Near her E%darued : stockings Ia
ehuVchst yy@ r.sl st '..Fs q" 9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
PERSONAL.

A hcx was found ST he office Of toe Hudson River
Rairoed, at Albany. On Saturday., ~bsre It hsi re-
nance unt1lled for FOR sbou; egft months, which on
.xsroDato Cd fouLG 10 contsir the n.rgsd aDo de-
esysd r,uains Of q woman. me hvgss fsys tts'
there sors &c sgppose item 70 be those OF the
ubfoItor ate Brs BrsDIsn Of Staten Issnd WOO dlsep
peu.d 20 myreriou-iy last Som1er. The box ~'s
clipped from New Yok, 81 extra hsPg .se, aod d.
I.cie3 10 Ii. Ripe, FIausl.n, Ind. 0n the Opposite
rice # the card tanning tese directions "s2 ,ns io
lowing. printed: Prom w, : Baro.s. Nos llS snt
100 Ibud avenue corner Of Fourteen'h st'ett, Nes.
Ymt." The Argus. however, does not give any
Other rsson for IT, conjecture 10 regard TO Mrs. Brao
p.r than tbs. that lady hsd friends this store in
Third avenue where she in the habit Of frequently
yiitrg.
Michigan, threw binssli from a bsl,ODyet Detroit
ten { sys ago, snd was killed He va insane.
The PbIaoelphis papers Of yssterdsy ann 3nncs
the death Of Gen. Adam DileI, welsrown citizen.
At he excavation OF the ground on which 81
Peters Church recently stood, at Albany, double
rofin wss discovered suoDo;ed to be that 10 -hlch
Lord Howe Who was killed at the battle Of Lake
Gene Jolly g. 1873 vac buried.
Prot s w. Jotnsou is sbont to resign the Cosir
OF Sci,1tfc Agriculture il PALE College The snaow
mspt for II Pr essCrshp rot h,vg been subscribed
--Br Conwsy's Church 8; Cincinnati have s'ttled
their difficulties By agreeing 10 divide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
FROM HAVANA

Ne Uritee Sssies nail s,essship Cshs"e. j. d.
Bsn >eh, CoDmsn5er, non New 0hesns, Wis Hsvsss,
arrived at this port On N"odsy noTnips, April 3,
hsvirg Ian Havana the evening Q. tue 3to
m The gay sesssp ., Hsvsns s beary over,
sd ~ . rSurai eepseqa-roe, pope are A.v
br kr the North. Among the psssLgers By the
Cssssbs ere portion Of the opera troaps OF Max
nsye,rek, comprising the pins do0os. GsEzs'is-
snl Alamo, and tbe erli,ts, Sts'sri, MAecsi|n'
Arose end others MsTeissk, vito the D>aeoe, WI
lsIlow ssory. Gel, Free. w Ritter Of BfSkya,
ssLirse.sr Ans superintendent fer . G1VereHehs IA
Iesd il CUBE, wss slse . passenger. Inc f'a*''o
htea,e Gtff.r wss in port, but sailed on ms
3ess for New York, vita PRICE, - on o'sra'
n. D. H. snip sf-tbs iipe IDdus arrived Oh tas
81 Tho steamship Ccs,zscosocs ''t H'vsna 'or
Nsw.O,l.ass 90 the 3ctD. Use sugar ma Ns' Is
duI; sosAsg doing; stock 2o7,Oo boxes fresee
s1sbty Improved Exchange On London uhsfesdy
q II y cent prernian; NeE.Yss. Ia Ii discount;
He, O,le.p,. par to l premium. L. 5. gold rot 10
dsra.s o. the Im met, l.t 81 -. lon. - So *
eS.pess sgbas with Of the Z. line OF New
O,lrars packets board 20 the nortnwsd. "a Inst.
lst. IS &C. Ion IS exchanged egasls sitn an Ems'ican
big steering n. f ~ss pe ted black, with white
sty,ce and sseiu psiuted g,.en.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
Army AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Col. Bonneville, bavrg been depu'sd for the duty
by spsci. ORDERS ha. been making tur of iDpsctioa
st the 5iffeIeLt Army stations IL New-Mexico, 1ad
will soon submit the result Of hs lir.ss to the War
Department
Already Fort Tborne has been abandoned, and the
troops Rave been transferred t. Fort Fillmore
Another Lev military pest viii be established ct tho
PIuo yillsgee, in the N.v.os sousry. sjor Bschus,
of the -. n. Drpatm-pt, bu prefeued Charges
a. stst Capt Van Roctlin, ~no Ia bsitg tired by
Court Martial. If not ca.oiersd he will remove to
Fort Bncbasao. Capt. Ford-, accompanied by jim
~ ckmsIk and sixty indians, haItIps up tue t1ev.
ish red skins who have been lately robping the people
around tie Brszos Agency. Tas party averages, with
good revolver ten shots escb without lostisg Two
of The CAPTAINS men, Bfaock aed Harrison, had
Ia ing OCT resulting in tue murde. Of tue LATER by the
former. They had 4" a ttssd-ap dght."
We learn resn our nsscols rrespordsnt tn ;. the
On the steam sioops Seminole asa Pensacola asi
almost entirely ces-s in Consequence Of tss email
allowance OF faOGs devotei by Cor gres for their coz.
sIueton. ard .cr c,uyrg on tue business of tae
ysrd Tee Pen-aooa r cooPls,- csulksd, and tis
oeibg all tbs. remsine, to DO ao,e 70 the Sc i.
sole On i,t;Dsson OF the naval Appropriate, beiog
reduced, 10 men we're slnos ion nedIstely di.caussS.
Ire Naval Constructor, Mr.. Pyfter, had difficulty
With some csukers sho deserted N uasse, 4sd na,g
rim in ,fgy ca boS,d tho ,tesmer boUad for Noble,
wi rher they removed.
Nsjor heCemOrr took csnmsnd OK the Flofda
Names, and tsd sent q recruit ag party 70 New
Dream.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

with TIE ether vhersver'hs hvs OF the sac 90 sc'
,h,s, !, ard s.e expressing il az the oopon nj the
Cn,fsr.re.. that wien ministers e1erute d"ehe o.
issen for slaves they ,houj not Ok later %
nod tbap q years of age, for either male or female
tlsves.
tn. urn.l committees we're announced 20 exsEn'ne
candidates for orders next year. In the conrse OF raiy
required. ~
Tue charges sgainst the Rev. Wn. Damn we're
withdrawn fer The present.
Ar old mir ir,s- ire Rev. Joshns Hnnphnes, ven
.,ab. ard be loved och ed for . suPernnmsfsry rsa-
ton becAus. VI the VI heai,h Of his vile, which ss
srd sudi.roe nsde him up pure Of over $500 IN
ehout fftser minutes.
Ire sppgttneGts were then announced by Bissoe
SCqtf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

STocK fer OREGos.-J. z. Wel.h Informs IS that
he vii chip BY the ao-e Taylor, April 7, several head
o! vsuable fam stock, snosg shloh Is q soutndorz
buck, No. 30, brei BY Jonas Webb winner of the
frs. p'zs ST tee y. \. SAFE Fair in 1853 and prize
.: Sorfsk ant Richmond, Va Also H.n,.hire
buck, bred BY Lore Portsmouth; sat pair o. Soath.
down yesrii e, rom L A. A'eIsudsrs, Ky, and a
back ard t~o from the fock Of Johs I. Andre y
Corn, Of the New. OXfo,dshirs breed. Also i.yesr
old FLY, Mary Cation, BY imported Glencoe dam
by Eebpis; winner Of the fr.t prize Of as ct the
shsx Of ~ Lrsg Issad As.seiAtqA in Qstsbsr, 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05
PHILADELPHIA ANNUAL CONFERENCES
LAST FL SSioN.
Ne n. \. 1'fib1ue.

cosrsspopssnos Of rse y. Y. TIib0ne.
PSiLADsLPRIA, April !, 1851 s'ctook.
Lorg before the time for bosiness the galleries ~ors
PACKED 70 thsir capacity, lsdes havDg rsnssed
siscs the scjolrsn est ct noos IA hour before tss
time the vssabule sns stairway we're crosdei evan to
the pavement. Cries were hsc Zoe jouroment inue-
Sistey aer Crgsn,z sou because % the Interference
With business cDpseq uept on the pressure.
The usual thanks were returned for sccommods-
sps received without solct stion from certain rail-
yssAs, &&
mar t.iug L.. s.yes shosld &c. 80 s.S: 81 tree
, 1859-06-04

Folsom Dorsett, formesly well known Tazc-
well Co. farmer and .laryman, and DOW resi-
dent Of this city, Furnishes the following hints
to the turner's in the important matter of max
ing good butter. The source is reliable and the
adeicc worth hccdiug:
need not tell tie lairy1nen TINT they must
have good cows, /" produce uniform quality
OF milk, to Insure M evcn grade Of pure butter.
Then The n,ilk-housc should he well ventilated.
I" give mn even Temperature Of heat and cold
labout siAty desrce>y; it should be regulated
BY thermometer. costing one dollar. Ny own
experience warrants me in sa.lng that a cellar
| three feet deep. rooted over with plank, and
tlien covered with b1uc grass sod; window III
the north, door in tho south, with wire screens
in tie door and window to keep out insects.
| Commence your shelves two feet from the bot
tom aud then ore over the other. In such
| house IS this your cream will risr wrN. The
! pans for setting milk should bc ten to fifteen
inches in diameter; tin or carthen is The best,
I Milk should not htand ov.r three inches ia the
pans- The sooner yonr cream il up the better
Eesr butter wi!! BE. TIE cream over uiSat BE, BE-
/ lore clurnlnE, should be kept III cool cellar,
ice-h house. or . well twelve to twenty feet deep,
made for that purpose for the summer The
| morning is the best time 10 churn your butter
As soon as your butter has come. take it out
and put it on the tables; work Oft the butter
milk. put in n little salt, aud then lower your
butter in the well again 'or ice-house. if YOU
l'nye il, until night. Take it out again, work
| and salt it.
As!, frkins are the best. and arc less liable to
injure the butter. For your own use, jars are
the best. II you design your butter for the
winter market. you should pack it solid with a
pounder every time you pack layer. When
.op of 5our butter for one quar-. Of water; put
in one.half pint Of dairy ealt, oue-quarter Of q
pound of loaf sugar, and Que quarter Of IN ounce
Of saltpetre; bull and strain the brine. You
should tare your tirkin before packing your but
ter. then you arc prepared 10 sell al any time
Butte. should be kept in cool place-tither il
water or covered ur il the cellar, 50 that no a;,
can get to it. Butter should 20. be kept e1
posed to the air. nor in damp cellar, but should
be covered up in pure running water o. DR.,
earth. buried by tiskins 10 = dry sut'-cclla,
covered over with boards, then earth. If yot
want 10 market your butter through the sum
ner, tirklns tn hold from TWENTY-FIVE to fiji,
l'uurds ure large enough; the frkins eau b
/ enaptied and seat back for rc6lling again.
, 1859-06-04
u. W, Thomas e. Co.,
No. 7 Methodist Block, Corner Clark
and Warrington ST.

TOR SALE BY REES, DEN
L. man Co., 43 Lasa'le ttreet.
No e3-tow for Ca.h very valuate p.upety Oh CLARK
st.tet- Nus. 3Y md at:. near Van Eusea with la-
pruvemen.s. Price, $50
No. E-1 st. ld6 l4nd In Lake View Township, ana
;o1 acres laud with mpnvs uacnta between Blue L.
land knd 1unttiua peposs-
No. 46-4It41 fet Clnrk. 1ear South HAtcS. eAu0 H
G.Ish--A in l. months.
No. til &slt0 fea On Randolph BY st fcs& deep cast Of
Canal. south trant,
ots on West Monrnc H. south frpnt, neaf Aberdeen
No. feet sGte s1tcct &st GUnt, bctwren Monroe
ant Adams
No. .-Inuse and Lot on Ehe1an street, opposite the
I:otk Island Drpnt. Frice. 450o!
No. u lots Etats street. west and near Gfren I!af
Ko:d chean for cash. my11-y
, 1859-06-04
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