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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-12-08

man. know you viii do so without my ad-
vising." They again shook hands and part
ed He then repaired TO the room Of eopplc.
where a conversation almost similar took piacf-
Thence he went 10 the rooms oi the n e:--Foe',
whom he said he expected 10 die iike men
and as became their condition and position
The negroes gave him the assurance mat
they would die fearlessly, as they were fuiif
assured that their action was just and proper
Brown then returned 10 his Ioon, aud con
siaued writing far soms time.
, 1859-04-26

kdtnz1 IIc78 md nbuEe:
Another Citizen" undouL Ltediy holding On
IN interest iu nnother light, has attempted to
iisparage the reputation Of Prof. Griffin, i'll an
article III your columns Of the 18th inst, whose
wonderful Invention is now ou exhibition at G.
Lake street, and whose very ingenious machine
and chemicals by the SOFT. purc light it PRO-
duces, is attracting crowds TO ricw it. But
why This malicious attacs upon Mr, Griffin aud
his Air Light! In the brief notice gaYe, your
readers nf the Griffin invention, ! made no allu-
sion to Prof. Hills rnchine, whatever. Aud,
Acssrs. Editors, the public will scarcely stop to
rived lis knowledge from Prof. Griffin, or upon
the moral standing Of either or both Of those
ge.lcmen, Thu public will look ut their invcn-
ion. Are they valuable useless fer the pur-
poses claimed: So far Is the public nrc con
cernod, the conception and birth Of these l;ghtt
hare Nothing 10 Do l have examined with
great care both Of t,e%c machines, ahd wit
messed their operation for several weeks, md l
repeat il that have nu interest in citLcr pecu-
niarilv, or personal, but when ! look ut the
ingenious machine Of Mr. G:'s.. its simplicity
and great regularity with which it runs, and
the exceeding purity unJ hpftucss ol thc light
his chemical produces, anu 9hmpare II with that
OF Mr.. Hill, with its cn1nbrous weights, and
large SPACE to run il. cannot nyoId the con-
clusion thnt lir. Gritiin's for all practical puf-
poses, is vastly superior, aud alone worthy Of
the confidence Of the public.
II III very evident that " Another Citizen has
no expectation of seeing Hills Air Lieh. intro-
duced into dwellings. from the fact that he and
others interested ure telling us that they nre
looking for another machiue through Mr.. Hill
which wiu be tx tAiay, and therefore he raises
the tempest in d teapot" to draw away asten-
ton frolna GrifTin's Air Light. From. my nc
quainsance with Messrs. Macarthur L Griffin,
the proprictors Of this invention, aud their
agents here Tanning L Johnson, Imnst call this
cbulIition Of Another Citizen" as a tempest in
teapot. el111kS'
fIIr17a tprH nth 1s11.
, 1859-04-26

A bill passed the Indiana Legislature which
viii eiiectualy stop tue issue Of those shinplas;
ters which have for 4 loug time been the BANG o.
N. currency Of that State, and by which sharp
wit,ed 6aanciers have lined their pockets ut the
srnen.e Of the guilablc public, led assray By the
purchased quotations Of unprincirled Bank Note
Reporters. -, h h,..4uv wc,,
nn,,.d br the friends Of q sound currency, while
oSer-anbitious money makers must seek ano;h- ~
~ Geid for their ilcgitimate speculatious- we
cannot. however. but regret TINT re- new ia~ .ha
rrect,crs and condition oi these concerns no"
operating under tue TOO liberal privileges herr.
tafore bestowed. and force them. also. to come
into the Line Of sound institutions, With sac
and convertible basis.
A project is also under consideration for The
estai3.is1mcnt Of clearing house, bv the Bank
Of the State Of Indians and its Branches, which
il fpropcrly organized and conducted, cannot ~ nu'
prove beneficial to al concerned.-bdaf ->@'
1Rsrarts, oAfk int
, 1859-04-26

At the Common Council meeting last eve
hing, in place Of the itahrogiio heepoken by tue
! would-bc spirit Of mischief t1rat pervades the
De'aoeTal Mayor Hnines' veto Of the ordinance
establishing contract with the new Gas Com
pany was quietly recef1ed and sustained by .
vote OF 1s to l. The most ardent friends Of
tue measure readily accepted the necessity: for
amending some points Of the same as formerly:
passed By q vote which was also nearly
unanimous, the ordinance and veto message Of
the Mayor were referred to Special Commit
tee consisting Of Aldermen Botsford, Carpenter
and Won Horn, representing respectively the
South. North and West Divisions. 1t ii un
ders1ood that in this committee, rs instituted
the old Gas Company are in minority, =: u
, 1859-04-26
tmnortaat to Dealers In Land War
rants.

The General Land Office ut Washington has
recently decided TINT bounty laud warrants src
personal property. That warrant cannot be
sold BY an Of Tue sodsF ,S;nr rGdGlz
That such warrant, If issued during lifetime.
and not disposed Of by 1te soldier Tl,'e l'v,n; :;
or BY will. becomes the property Of h's heirs a.
law. and cannot be sold for the paymeut OF his
debts. That If tho warrant is issued after the
death Of tue soldier, it becomes the property OF
his widow, or if there be No widow, then me
property Of his heirs st law. without regard 10
1er.. That the proceeds Of warrant sold by an
administrator are the absolute property OF the
widow OF heirs, without regard to any debts u
the deceased soldier That. hows;er, assfn r.
dis,ribut;pp Of the proceeds among the heirs ut
1 q sst ss u9sfs sns sad sia
s.tra.or's fees are not proper court expenses.
That when ~nrran. Z so!d BY an e. saesa.o1
duly certified copy Of the will must be attached s
Ia thr warrant aud in casca where sale is nlade
br an admipistra.or or guardian. that certified
copies Of the letters shall be attached, and tnat
tfe saIc mus, be shown to have been made Tor
The use Of the hcrs.-Bant Note I1P. 23sA AMI.
, 1859-04-26
FROM. UTAH. +. =

We hive Ctah dates tn the aeth Of March.
When the mails left on that day, there WAS
much excitement in Sal, Lake City in conse-
quence of the prevalence Of the belief a1paqg
the salnts That regiment Of troops would be
ordered there permanently. Agents had been
sent about from house to house advising the
people to prepare their arms for resistance. The
1a4<y 1aa says, however, the cause Of tho ex-
cstement is groundless-1hat neither the stfvti
OF military authorities contemplate what The
Mormons fear. It states that the dissat.
is!action anong thc Saints in vicw Of the
existing condition of Affairs. Is deep and inc
radicable, aud that the appearances Of peace are
deoePtive. =. .,..:.....,
The last mail frou Ital was detained three
weeks BY snow.stor.ns Of unprecedented saven
ity and duration, in which many of the mules
employed in the mai! service, perished Tue
snow in the mountains was very deep und sti1l
falling. The people along the Nissourf0krc
warned to loot cat for tremendous June foods
The Grand Jury Of tue new Territorial Court,
waa still in session; but nothing Of lis dqipgs
had transpired. Several high officials of tie
Church charged with crime, upon which chargcs
warrants were issued, had fed to the noun
tains. Among them the Bishop Of Springyille
vas the most prominent. The general tcooz Of
the news as showing peaceful relations between
the troops end the rebels, is unsatisfactory.
, 1859-04-26
The Haytfe1 Kna&Ernxfoa M0y1HaeMt-
"a AAs&t.k NfAAs q Ks4F4o Of this

I@--- - -
The HaZtten Enz34T11491 M@xes.E ~ smt- ss
f. 1~ifXs ~ e" '0 ~ ''@@"
In pursuance Of call tsse*the'e oaa5 pa.
| pe1s, large and ve4y'pespeakseae meeting Of
the co,ored neon,c,-of th,s -,eity convened last
s-c,;nr e x. .cs1H;- Toon Of the African
| Methodist Church, oh she corner OF Jackson
md Buffalo stfe;eAsy! 70 take into consideration
~. ;-.:t.t;a. p-.s;dent 3-Y1.+d of
.Ir-:...
HHut %. sne eolofeo poPu.Aooo u Nue oA1'eo
States to emigsts to thst i: lslsffffz fffflztn3
The meeting Fas eaz1sd 70 order By The Rev.
@alis Hereaa; who On aaosioh, WA called upon
to preside, With Rsr. J: B. =neE9so, a1HT
President, sad Il, o., WaRoncf 4aa r. 8. Fofd,
Is Secretaries.
| After the ohject.-of the meeting had been
stated BY The President d. ford pousl.ss,
%t!e FL F.,1a1 = ;49tF WI.
purpose, reported the following resolutions
l*;. VI Aess1e th.t? t}asaaep.t6 xe! q A.{u T.
tei Sa1;ao 70 .nd nnted st.ts. fae
ii .1e eepq5 IL u on he
~. ani- .t. ~ ~ ,n,;rr h<,4 IL. ;mn&
no. oniy ~ WE ~ ~ =. po.:I, Ia. IN X
1t Tnites fSts ststes Il NIKE 8sysf hZ sdTs home.
a, eoon =. !. rnp a; ent with the tuty which he
I nv ~ 1f,. Efn14ef and fhe foGr millions OF his
f-;ords ;1 hond.
Ate'1 - ~ :. oeo a.. ;,-;+,+;,r nv.
| St0Etv -H11oHssSj r.i - .h. II,;t.J
tended to the colored people o. tne oni1Sos
II :Hs,H saxitaents .N;9 Q1e5su5n statetman
~ tH, L.~ - ~ ~rei.a5' -;.;....
End Phlianfhfoplst, and We, Tue coiofea eilikens
| Of Clif4gA ip eehflf9k pRr no" oppressed race,
NJ M It the
!: satde ~ 10 ta3t MI xsak koAsidero
! -. ....,..;.t, - nn,.-tirr tho in nritat;nn
tne P9opHet} oI aEcePt4ns oue ~ '4tAA
| 20, ..lQ4S Inc foHoWlHH ,RcaLieuleu Etalats'ut1
| c6m16itte4 dh benaff IF the friends Of emigra-
| IL, i, th;s c;tr N onnp cnrrrsnondenre With
non - tn,s Si1 ~ KIT ~. tAs~1{tr .na +ha
7 l6A& .RefNhS1 IN teA&iaah.to mo 0NMu5 anG tne
| Inducements held out to colored emigrants from
| t,o TTnitod Stafoa. II Enrd nourlass Willis H.
tnG tA4ttGPt PtfHntt fnte4f> 44f> & 'fktt4 :, n "
ReteI5, Henry Bradford, U. toEd, ). L. U3H&on,
| ] c. Watson IL o. Nnroufl, James Bla1k4
o.i1 1eso1h b, t{7nf! + TftS -
A1u 1oscpA aAt1eA-
| The nurstion heinz on the ndoptiou of the
| ~:
! resolutions Mr. Trent opposed them IN long,
/ I,u..1 ~. .-;+h.,t .r~ .aor;,1 mint.
TaNulHE epeEfn. p4s J! !snoot ~ ?tG%@'l l0'"se''
= T1e .sak II. H.3loSSnnh Nv H Tnr4 DoUp ass in
/ :,
, 1859-04-26

Arrival OF xhe CallfoFAiA o'eA
Mail.
ST. Lerss. April A-The %! .Canotnn " anr;i ~.
lind tuail, with dates 10 the INST OF ApF''' ~
ri1ed today. News unimportAnt ~
Hi1tY-uine pounds Of silver, the produes o'
thr An.onx naines, was brought by tue Coach.
, 1859-04-26

f." r. In another column viii bss bs found aty@C
q q thf lste interesting Iset.rf s9p:Aangary, by
, 1859-04-26

:, ~ pt: Raxling agent Of Pi.eo'9min', snd
Of The corps of Ftank Leslle illustrate Week
II, i II tLe Izenoat House.
, 1859-04-26

x<Ff,
-
<yHT
-
AsrsP1c1ors CHAxAcrsx II CCs4opr.-As spxc-
x43trRRm7nkaor RI. swr,, i4,1.s:.
A fa@ AN s;n.c T,-.h.i poh-. .0..-.A:s..-.
- SUM- AAen1a aasc1ssAneo tnAs
mechanic o. thi.sity haA II received an order
tbe hsraI.r n.afp..,e snsa =. .rs us' only BY
1850 - p'vle@s'oa n''et : A!t1e de1terous
lKHfe.ssa lKaaHefns ..aEo II 2.tt tsY4 s<..me Va.
upon being searched. he njnner, ~sre forna
,,-a,, .'"A0'
~ ~ - 1@S. Ur p9Mn ~ uehets' showing t49thf
was a.certained that his name i. Cbar,e. VII
ti.a,x Ir,.,cha.,.. .u1-f, -u:->.11 1,
9no wan Aent from
hefe two years ago to Alton, tn serve out stss1m
of one year for stealing = watch md wa. .,to
III d,t;ap31. d. ;r5;Ga.3 80. %,
since called at the Post 0fkee for letter ad-
.drcNud II Aiks Il ThnmSaszt- md vas unable
In 1et TIA .a,o. m, h.-;,. .. ~.
wv 't.'''s az oiuer. 'ne
s4"e ie'1ef YVES tA1en cut 6J Miss ID. Thomp-
tsd: ,b,pee Il IA md the h.nS, If = The ~ pn};oe
'kfktufeR the r4dck k32tk1en I'M -1"F
The following il a copv of thu 1ette, with one
or two ornIssions;*1
Ezau. March 44ka1
l1t&1sr FAtu.-@Fhe 1sAaption Of Jour last
heqe. as .sn ofs far .han tsi L.
though one would not CONE aruiss At the preseut
.t0aas daE ~ Asseesg~ 'nesss" 9AsasN51 took in
!ns = oank 10 nsafiy gone
per.l but do not a. shoYe III IN Ch;caso- Rut
nleet nc at the tomb onthe Isl af April At hight.
ior cannot meet you be1ore. -
tn Yors sat;no ;x;th th%np ,hiE+| = - cen,nrs.9
"a r%nts,sY. il ! t.rta {ur 4lo0) I hear that
Charlie ";--sis IN Ch!cagp; egtsfshe: It Jon
tarfe;t ~. W. aum .oIs 9s 'sSo,
The &stuH. !" fenunteffefh money! for Fannie L
same time, and there il no one in Chicago l
.Ss wGuia .;1 afass VIII tne s.a4. 10 no. ans"et
nm pnino Sourh 7,nct md chance hrou ,;ht M
hers, and will leave tomorrow. / direct this
toyearsaeH iorf name ~ your other might be
end heI;a-s c,. ~ t,a Sa's sad ao ans- Ta;shG
lover. Cu4alfE; .
Lib. Sec -kis "sopped" to-nisht (arrested
On sure eoingn SeW utleaas. an1 .a.nA' sn s!e
ysarsi as Rsr Il Ffancy3 nia1ed ont md can do
but little in "sweet talk" and ''bras..'' She. is
as beatnaT p ever, ept n9} S4e4 the a1ee
H. ~ ~ ~, "~n Cd IN. ~. E.ar;. ~ ~ 80
-ndttnbcr the 'tirst.. 4~3 ~
William, was brought before Justice AIKEN
Yesterday morning, and p1cad guilty, and was
committed in default Of $500 for trial at the
, 1859-04-26

LkAv1xwos1H. April .5.-The news By tue
Uuh mail represents the affairs Of thas TEN,
:ory q. wearing very threatening espeetf ehc mo
E.deraj Courts administering & Justice. Judgc
crsdlebaueh, on the occasion u dischsrg'ng the
Grand md Traverse Juries. charged the Nor
mons M rth ob..rpctipg the officers Of tle Court,
and suppresspg ,hs sna nd MAN.
Uwine to the excited sta.e Of popu1lae. feeling; a9S
abont II; DO men moved from Camp Floyd nno
eucampel near Proro. o..,.,,;o, taking
Cor. Cumming issued proeamat'''i p:'nat !, ;s nt!,
stssed whether be demanded the wthdr.Isih : h;% .,
opeu to The ch.rge Of completely with the NOT
mon theoeraev. .-o,r.
snd Tie Mormons. though the former stationed
At Provo behaved with remarkable ioroea1an.'
4 collision is imminent
, 1859-04-26
LOCAL MATTERS.

ETA gentleman Of commanding address de-,
sires 4 situation in some wholesale house il
most any capacity. Une1cepuonable reference
given. Address Boz e3ys, Post Office. ap26
, 1859-04-26

ttea1aeF EKPlo1e1. 4.
C,xc1xxArl, April z5;-A special dnPs1ca ~
lhe Commercial eRys The steamer II. Nseeo.
from St, Losis to Kew Ofaesaa, saPsodsa ~ ~
night near Hslsns, AFksnsss.. ssFsnts'o''
lives lot.
, 1859-04-26

Z. ~. Rooms hare: been. :easags4 II the Tre-
mont for heeolanini and suite, eight in nusgh1z7
rho 2ft Ia arrive OH II fedaes& III kfenipp
, 1859-04-26
:. THE CITY.

'rol1c. hAT11ns.-festezd.y neEpjng gnve
to the Police CouR4 full docket, mostly Of
mhpr caaes 6 dcaakneialalM xaSksiE3cr. .!
, 1859-04-26

THIS DAY PUBLISHED
LITTLE. BROWN 4 co.,
: LAW x1p FOREIGN BOOKSELLERS.
112....... u-askaaEses-ss., Rssssa.......ll2
NEW EDITIONS OF.
sToRY's COMMENTARIES on PARTNER
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In On. Vol. svo. Paee assa, F1hh rli.lon-
Commentaries on The Law Of PsztnxshP u Bs.xeh Of
CopcrE6M Aad Nzf.tne JuAspso 3enea, With Occasional
Illustrations from Tbs c1ytl md Foreign Law. By Hon.
Iase2h 5.or- f1>h Kisa rss4sd nj latSed tg E. q.
Dannest, Esq.
SToRT'S C0XAESTAR1Es on PR0M1sSo-
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In ous Vel sro. ps.cs sao. Flth Edition. R4stssd aad
Enlarxsd- -.
Conmen.aies tie Law Of PsoEn.osy Sote a1d guar
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In O1e vol. evo. Price $a, Flhh Edition.
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In one Vol sVo. Prtes T. Sixth Edition. Rsvssed Ind
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counens.sez Oh The Lar OF BAl,m<nt. With 1uasaiioaa
ff0o tAs Girl and foFefn Law: By Hon 1e'saa stor7
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In On Fol ev.. r.re. n "a rh.na rd,aon,
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Hoa- 1oscpa ssasy.
CONFLICT OF LAWS.
IN ons Vol. hlek sro. Ptes $sso. F1hh Ennoa.
co~+,.r,.1n m n. fo,srt Yr.v, r,,l.r mi M
uc In r.e,,d to cootzea Ri.a,. md Re,nease. md a.
pea.ay n nta % n.rst,ke ptroso.. w,ni saer*s.o..
.x - @s1.@1s. s.@H, =! no. 144
90, :: .-oo-.-1,.1,.ror;
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tioa Tht.t Edition, ze.,.ed By Haa- 1a.e2a s<o.y.
rnr1Ty 1r!p12pprnRrrv
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IN Eaxlaa md Arasri<.. 81 the Hos Jasrpa ssary.
, 1859-04-26

INFORMATION WANTED
~ rpsrp1t,y Sullivan RIORDEN, Who kss be4-
f,4 het.d 70 Oobef ot sl ~ aan.ast "a Sev Tort
Derpser n Dr. Akaas y@f ben - heard !fon ef -
1herrsats VII b 87t.y nee.v.d entauniesst hJ ~
tse 70 KlORDk$ CIV 1t ths ftsA md 1s1sa1ne o8ea
, 1859-04-26
To RENT-The Nex Marhl,

TO RENT-The New Marble
l. F7ook Stores On Iake st1.st NoA- ~ ~ nd -
also &oeA South HA<r @1set, ko4 ~ ~ ii And
81
"A Il tAs aooxs aaoa vs loesA4d for business she1
dry laaenaeA p ind rseu, Aed Nv h. s.kted toF oar
= xsod 20 EssP9Sas s essss y tooG1nx fsass
&o.sfoA - y q ~ aeees&as4 2 4sstA
AA1@ pWAQ&nk HoNg1e a ~ dn4 o4 E1ak4d Nz0Nk
1aEs1 1Ats 1od RaaAospA Hssscs-
AA@sQ!12.E KsNiA III A1s0 h2sv, - IAts r.
A1py 70 u N4aaakNaA. ~ Laka - se.saeta b
- = ~ z ss1sR. 4 r e .yET. Scch1d.
- .esssesa4 3 1 l. uxxA
, 1859-04-26

e Persons Of scdentary habits ought to try
Cory's Stomachic Diitcrs-it is tearraatAt to
cured. Sold b. I'll druggists, and By the pro
street. apso-lm.ds7
, 1859-04-26

TOR SALE-Va aluablc Water Pow
Il Asp fxrEovruxv7.-Ihe Hatsc7tser> oKtr for
..:e EarIr orat'aS A1'o fet aoses II Loct2srt Ia
this STATE VITA Qverkt4 Wztef Nheet. tet Diameter.
IN ds.t re enes; C.n he AaYae A. s1aa t1p<nas FRA
F.pey MI: Wn!eo F.ct.sy. SaAh nod Df.r FActny. e.
MatrE The Lex fn the szte. staaied I'm E~Ak!E
ths C4a.l a.d The 81 Luua Alton he4k EAItns4 The
7rsp rs MI t< :..{n-<i Of IN very tav1Ele ktrn. Al
drEa NORTON 1 60. Loek pnft, h. q, L. D. NultTuS.
No. H. .a4oIs Buck, tAxa<o ap4l LEX
, 1859-04-26


= 'A'9 Wy 'As' e''1'as .'oA'
~o'"e' ne "ss fece'Sea A. luz uepo' y :
01.s':'' ~ e.H@1. IVY ~s~ " s'''
.'oD| 1''ose ~ .ea, % .os ~" AuAee ''u"' '
TnE SEE CLARK SrEEE1 Il. E. Cacn3u.-
The new and elegant place Of worship Of tho
H. =. onu'en - w" eo"p'e'ea w.
e1'ea w A1' 'aa' eee1s
.op'ea 'o' sa"e'uA', pufposeS 'fon' As1' 2Ip ~
oe'A'
P1cco.onx1.-Ths coveted opportunity Of
hearing Piccolouini, will render the week re-
markAble in our. music annals. She gives only
two concerts, on Thursday aud Satuyday even
ing. me sac o[ aeats commenced al 'ne 1le-
"ons nouse sesIeroay.
M1cuiEL McSAnEz.2An application will be
.,x,1..x.h. a,,r-,na .t,.;.+ ~ >-.,@4-..4<o. in
+,,o .,sa ~ u;rh.,, u,yana. ,,dsr .ent.,,s
of death for thu ,nr,,.r Of III. III, E1e,t;onx
arc a1so helm. mndc for A communication of hi.
.aa,aaeo
-r:,.'--- ------------ .-.' -.
,-a .. .... .,.,,. 1,s.n;.- :. -, =,
~. -. SAX c,,d,x
night The officers took then. to the A1nory
-.ts.. 49,. o..z,;.oa - uo-a con-, n
n.:,....u 49,, 49, -. a:s.h,~.a
7--,; - -. - 49,
10 Fah 's'ce--1t viii 'e 'esea y Aa Au'.
.isemea' II tn's os5 paper 'ua. q non'.'F'.u ~,
r oisPensafs aas eeee es1o1sset upaes '.:!:. .s
care o. W, haNson, " 'a1 o1.. " ~ ..a1as :,
.. Laree loa,sl'.ln' ~ masls s,a.qs;.,rson.,',
"hsfe ,"e S.'A poos 1ns' s'1su,o, "..ss, ~
'neo'ca' 'o''SeF ur1 .. .ue l.o.uroP-'.'e 'cD''''
TuE STATE STREET. R41LnoAp.-The first day.
ri the Horse Rail,oad On State street passed Of
with great eclat yesterday. Four cats were
kent running all day and carricd full loads, the
omnibusscs connecting south fFoqp Twelfth st.
Tho 4rnrl }nrarS nrr pushirr m towards
, 1859-04-26

DERSQNAL.-A Gentleman Of
/ aiuat.aa md uAaezusak, VII = sspAeb aesnMtaA-
On of a2tai IaveksA In AAp ~ DH1nslua o<abnasA
ytank laty Il MztzeEt1a Rs1uaA Ia sasAa VIA
1Es 70 nafE44R1. IL sdesse s294a@aa sAaE1sa -
fAAEQ Eplk ON. - :" = -~- = -1yF&
, 1859-04-26

c4sa RseF'r1s--Kesfn Cash ssafrested on
eunday 'a@ for being aisoadssl9: The. case
comes before Juxtiee Et;ekney Thu Al,
, 1859-04-26

THE ADULTERATIONS OF
Il FOOD.
Aezss Of popular Illustrated atIe1es OF coEfeeGr he
most univsss aod rtsdesroyaE Of Country; and
The Romance Of Poor Young Man,
pure ftah sory Of Domestic Life By Of the ssn4aDE
of living Authors, zad Auded BY European thd
American critics
, 1859-04-26
MIN Aat<rtiaemeutB.'

~ = !AKII1x+ AA.stistss 1s4k u hsas.tsiis1 4
= sskAertesd Askztknaaks fr tAis a.9 II -
L.di.s Pnz~ vtas Es7A- TM tbo1b :
, 1859-04-26

Plcco.onN1.-Th coveted opportunity Of
hearing Piccolomini, will render the week re-
markable in our music annals. She gives only
two concerts, On Thursday and Satuyday even
ing. The salc Of acats commenced at the Ire
F<m6ht.fIduse tetterday. ."|' - -
, 1859-04-26

WANTED-An Engine & Boiler
w o{ fsuu exa to fhar hosH p11<r far vos4 yara.
Aa= h4v!as nae TO Dispose af shF ah 1l .ares'
, 1859-04-26
90 Hftt.


VTANTED-Tvo tirst-clas Nil1i-
W pen s.I azpaztsansa aaleswuznsn xsassa n
4 n.sr| > mi N
, 1859-04-26

M1cuiEL McSAnEE.-An application will be
tno6e'to the Supreme Court for am pers&deas in
the case Of Michael AcSamee, under sentence
af death for the murder Of vi. wife. Exertions
are also being made for Communication Of his
sentence.
, 1859-04-26

EORSALE.-Suburban Residence
L Txntra *,;y Houses, a:e1y ~. y Il. Lym.
E.. 81 tAnz&y Aza&e1 Abont k:it 14H e une naft
Of a!e FAX nea! sha Lake sanc, ,%rs sse md ont
hAlf .outh of Na.soa -s<z Lila thrte hDuf
minutes wLf of he I7c< valc: aye rask tEats
Aopa. both Pala4< - aad orou HJ1aP 4.<-
The IiaGses haze Of a1 a.tAche 10 e7tA.
md rpae.ouA aad ea.het w1h ii modern fTur<
nenia ARA admirably kaped T. t4 .1ns Of pHsons
doing aua1eA In the city. a who desrs plsasant an4
hzIAy :eateaeca for tAer hnes out Of the ely. The
aoote hou~es w..h the !ut oS ground vhh the
M.ne, Apray to GEO r. GOODWIN.
sol1 In - "a 50 ptaEtara f. Roonns ; T.
, 1859-04-26

EIRE PROOF OFFICE FCRNI-
IL 1r1k-We hare on hand, and make 70 ordeE. tie
neAteA article Of Flr4 Psuof 0ce f1slsur In The World
A NILpERS PATENT SAl.AMANDEE SAFE St
pa,e h., def4-td du1tas LOST Ia ta since the
patent ootslnd in :< houfh they have besn ses:ei
il fur the dredeaiu. s fdr Al inirtuas to
pcpne hlttf "a the Interior Md kAke comfortable zap Ia
the plitA Of terrific con1akrzti,n.
PRATT WOEC ESTER, Ake.s.
1%a %,Ith ztYJ4
, 1859-04-26

Psxsosa1--Hoa- Owen Lorejoy of Princeton,
Geo. Bliss Of Mas, Judge ]. D. Cation Of the
Illinois Supreme Court, snd Smith o'Braen, tie
Irish pstziot, are 1t sse fremont Honse.
, 1859-04-26

MA7rs7ox Horsx.-1he Nat&eaoa House u
now Eaissed to Bs.de. Tho pxpfsis4ofs ars pre-
pared 10 recaive their old ersAeenas md friends
IL utaL RaaR4 + GoaA1scK
= cucaao, Aprtl :. 1855: fP7;I1-esss :
~D Be- advertisement Of Dr. Seuforas
Live InTigoeatef, in anq<he4 eafnMa. :,
, 1859-04-26
-FOUR STORY BRICK BUILD

a5re y+aa mi h.. yeapsF4 " tA& job Defa..u<nt
of TIE n fElac1K 5.E ea.t. Po.asian arrn
the 8.St Il Xay- daAsad ta n.4s 4t sh1.nK 81: tue
sid .ia the auI.:az 11.7s.as capita! Opportunity tr
Hsaaef.en9rk n so,t.ax .oca ~ :ts.x NJ nass
No. Pnne A1D Ta;1I1a Uos. between The houss
Of II mi I! 4. II.
n B.-N aDs Iii Vi. se for r.s AFTER The LIT u My.
, 1859-04-26

Ell II. Singer / Cas- new and improved
Family Sewing Aachiaes; alse, Nsehiess for
tim, oouxtandy On baud Il 10 Lafs S&sssa, Chi
cago. H. r.. HAxsts, Agent spls-smAe9W
, 1859-04-26

: Mr.. Drxs Coxcxxr.--We afe glad to learn
that Mr. Dye will repeat the charming Floral
Concert, on next Wednesday evening" which
he gave last night al Metropolitan Hsll. 1t vas
q highly successful afair. The beautJ Of the
youthful performers in their tasteful costume.
the delightful music they gave, aud she beanse
full can.ata performed by them served to render
the occasion very happy on. We advise oil to to
attend next Wednesday evening.
, 1859-04-26

ANTED - 1000 Orders for
W Printing DCaHE33 cARpA It toa PKSle AID
Tt41rx1 Oce. Kuzk done tay That ordes reessst
nrtc. cm HI d a4 ~ pqo s1I,A Nax On yuu1 a4dzM
, 1859-04-26

ITO RE n Tn henosha. The
Il euta1toer VII reat his Dwelling House "a Ken.aaa,
Wisconsin, tux III t2elre moa h dun u. 1sA r AaS
hoose eones hska r.a baserent Ad assie aa.seed
rn 9od ~~1 paa7s II the nesen arze bra nd
Ae7 out housea The buildings al q bsiek aud xu~d
Tc7a:r. The Eroaads lazse beautifully Xii out.
ne5!y every tlnd Of fru,t teea E.2* s.spbesr 9sE-
Ae7yie Nd Email futfs In abuodzncH choice kz15-
he1y. 4e A AesnEsod.tson Trala Il sz1 s1a da} 70
nozkz & r. nospe.. Es4, md Il. Hn6E2. IA -Cha4o.
.usS.NI =! 7JyO. H. NICHOLS.
, 1859-04-26

.ail1litfff,. 10. @. F.-The Members
Of CrIon Lo1sv. So. >, a:e requested To ae
549FG In atletA1,nce II lid Fellow = Hall rn Han-
5opA n1I CHI st1e oa tae essA n4 II ~ A. H. fss
the p1oa&c of nIalox With the Brotherhd ia ccea..:g
IL pusdrkera1 AnniTes,sy ef Order IL The tn:tel
Stiles ~ order nt the LotE9. BEN EY5lEK.
.u.t,xd4l Kec- sec'y-