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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

Our "lmp" expresses great uneasinssE oasl
account of the author Of the following iiEs.
and suggests that our Marshal be instructed,
to keep an eye on him. " a!O'i sesii
"A destructive durk III bi. ,s''sss 80
I'll bid pharewell to every phssss acs :
Then wipe my wespiDgI, -, '" .; saox
And kut my throte phrona sar ID! ssS."aas
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

'Ah ! isit possible that you are still alive T.
said fellow, on meeting unexpectedly one
whom he had grossly injured. YES, and
kicking,' replied the other, fitting the ac-
ton to the word.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

What is the matter, Jalia, you look a.
sorrowfnl ne sick lsp-dogr
%. don't perpier me, that's .dsarl my
grief ia too great for uttsranes. I've had
such an awful vision! Tassuslly dreausd
that Russ Smith AA6 Got nav vilk dress
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18
The Drunkard,s Rssolution.

30 The Drunkards Resolution. ass w..
TOO much drinking has caused me pain, z,
I'll never look at's glass again. :ao'-
He kept his word and never lied, +5 vs.:.li
And yet by drinking wine he died. F.. r.
-"Haw could he do itr Only think:a"., E.
Why, be Shns his sysss yhaEias eook sdriu1
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

QuIcK.-The boys having 10 charge a
fire steam-engine>in Louisville, KY, the
other day, on E wager. ,harnessed and hitch
ed the horses to the engine and hose oar
rage in one minute and fifteen seconds.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

The editor Of the New Orleans Piessssy
in describing the launch Of grsad - 81
boat, says,- ,iy >! ssasssss
She dipped into tho waves - g,1rssalaIlys
as the Widow Green could make oouit,s5e,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

A manager, not particularly auai a.,
fused an original play, reesntly, ,so6aSsD
groundfbat the Language was Atoo s3sH
like Shakespeare mes.,., m ,sg y,ssas :, esss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

tits proposed to psy the members Of the
British P.rlialnen, 81, 900 each, per anpum,
snd no milesss. : ,,aa- brs,s
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

why. said the other, abe probably pe,s
to writing and is too lazy to stop ~
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

That motion is on, Of erder, r,sas,t thssls = % =
man Of aapoli.ioal meeting sssi,s, g g
saw aruaasn raise, ,h;. a ana, u,t ta;t2sss 81 ~
egg y = laysi...l = sssaa, ,s ,lsS.as Y
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

How is-it,' said man to he neighbor
that parson w., the LATEST man liv.
ing, writes these interminable long SER
monsr
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

"A. .Japsnese iaeblsms'ap,s, 4 !, 30 aaassess I10 s
q fashion plate ia e'aal Arsti 50
was much startled ma iia sdli & 81
very fst yonr wouss auU.%2 5ss igghs3
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

is this your brother. Pats'
'Yis, SUR
Is nc not older than your
No indade. sur, he's not
We'll, then, he is youngerr
No, sur, hes not
why, man, heinust be either one or tb
otberv "a
'Faix, then, he's nayther!',
OH! then You are twinsp -.
'lndsde, now, and how did you know II
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

A fellow who chopped off his hand. the
other day, while cutting wood, sent to an.
apotbecary for ,rsmedyZ for ssebopped.
h4Hdt' Y1i4Ey2 ! .
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-02-18

0fs ns Sspaff o'nsturs's tirs, d&+i5
1S Thatsa' the learning Idesire; fa'E
/. 1hsn, tho drddgs thro' dub and rnire. :
,sa!... - ~ .!.,J... .... Atplopghi or cart
~ muse. tho hsmsly in attire, Ii , DO
- - May touch the heart.
A Tvxx-"N RsssksslSs 4sAasn
, 1859-06-01


An American view Of the probable effects Of
the present European complications on tue ship
ping trade, is given in the following extract Of
circular Issued short timt back by Aessrs.
oakford 4 Co., firm iu London connected With
the United States:
The effect Of the Ita'ian war nppn the ship
ping interest is anxiously discussed, aud it is
admitted that American shins will have decid-
ed preference on long !oysges, especially for re-
turn cargoes from 1ndia, China aud Australia.
The wlseat sad hest iufozmsd ase powerless to
predict whether three months hence England
xiu bs 4 peaos o. w: and Is oargo.s shipped
from Ind'a under orders transmitted to-day can
| risk Of sending them IN British bottoms must bs
! considerable The return trade from Australia,
herctofore carried on exclusively By high -class
British ships, 1nust for y time pass into ths
hauds Of Americans, especially the shipments o,
| gold. Many inquiries are already made fos
American ships 10 load in the East Indies.
, 1859-06-01

1sp1AxAroI1s, Hay s1:-Dr: Rice, Of Chicego9,
was elected to the First Chair Of the TheoloRi-
cs4 Seminary Of the Northwest; Dr. Willis Lord,
Of Brooklyn, second Or. J. S. Halsey, Of Lou
iss;lIc. third; Or. VIM. Scott, Of Cincinnati,
fourth. Nothing e1se important done to-dsy.
The Assembly willprobab]y adjourn tomorrow.
, 1859-06-01
OR CHICAGO MANUFACTURERS.
tzanahlcn:s Locomotive Headlights,
DC,

We lave often thought, rs We looked upon
one Of the sw:-t giants Of our railways. that nc
wuul be I very roicc!ess monster, hut for t!e
Invention nf tho s,*:ii:-wlisti", sinrc Il lesser
sound w"ull be swallowed W in 1he .'e:fen';g
1iu If his ratslins wheels. Aad 50 would lse
bc blind monster, bu! for the l.n:c csclop eye
Gxr: in his forefront. III the shape of )oeon.'-
tive head light. .--un appliance in which il blend
T.. more Of skin and scicmcc, than tic ordinary
observer wou1.l a: iirst believe. We stated Il
few days since, that the Steam iircccnHinc L"ng
-t:iH lad hcen. yer:7 lroncrly, fitted mp with
:. headlight. Wc did not know that this light
Was Of Chicago manufacture.
IL becoming aware Of tic latter f:ct, VIC
ras>ci Ell hour in looking through the esta''-
|i-lsmrn1 Of l.. i. N.NnLi:>, No. -, Franklin
street. where lie is engaged extensively III the
s,.l,,lfarlurc oi Locomotive Headlights, 1-.1s-
ferns, and Ill endless variety ol turned and
s:,un 1:r.ss and Silver Work. The .E:ny at nts
readers will remember, with US, the rar!ety aud
richness Of til display Of finished wares fr"!n
this lnauufactory. III the occasions Of Our Me-
Charles Fairs. where Mr.. Hau.1!cn las never
found successful rivalry.
t}u Il late test Of the superiority aud accura-
cy If his Head lights will interest our rail7oa'!
nen. and al capable IF weighing t:.c imp'7-
taucc Of tic advantages indicated. The rta'icr
v,o has watched tie <clid Ind dazzling disc Ct
l;.,bt thrown from, ouc of these la,n;,s, wl,rn
r,rne linn 1T little distance. i,as bccu surprised
to examine nearer and a: Que side t.le co'nlSra
t;yclv small burner whose RAYS are Thus col}2ct-
! I'd and thrown fo,vu-l by tic paraboiic rclec-
ton @,,apr like tue smaller end Of an csz. its
c.,nc,ye turtuce heavily ulatca aua FURNISHED
to lt.A rt:j<l,,
| They have Lccu testing our friend fIarnbcn' :
/ Headlights on fac New Albany aud S;lcr1 Rail-
|
road, Mt Michigan C1tr, bv careful experiments
| -.r 7. 1.:,. -, :.
.o""os" .: '"a'''''!'.'''. H. ~ .A's ~"A
"">'t' ''e'':si''e H. =! "a'"' '"s "'S'' e""',''
was very "aFk' '"f '''a1 was E''c $'n i S'''':''
''ae"' !" ''S!'' Sa''' '"'':ns. >:''c "''''' ~.
'tets IN ''s la'e glass anu 1se '''h'n''ls '' ''s
'af'''' at"P ''ae re'erFee' 10 ~ 'S'' '''e' IT,
''"uet' > o"teS "' 'ne tes''
''' eAl't'''''ea' "''s lux 's''''S "
page !" @oD'If''~ tsrc 'pc u's'a:'ce nun '."'e
ee se'h Oh 'ae 'rac~' anu '1'e "'sanes III "!''s'
fhe llanf eo"la oe 'eaa from "a'e" o'a'' 4hes'
experiments gave 'es"'1 as 'o.'o"s'
i.s.ar. ;..rsr
s's'e ,s r;;n ei:. !, r s ~ \: '*' M ''
i.nst, I'D oa witty faAsa ~::ea -, ~.
m,a .1,owo., ,,,-o, ,o,c,r,,,,, .,o,c
,,,r., ,hc 11:.,u,,i,n hmm .1Ir-
.,,,.,,;, ,,. , o,.,, ,,,or, ,.;.f,,,,-, t-:,
| 49,,
, 1859-06-01

N.4i @Yti s4i3 d G. 81
y The superstructure of Lake street bridge
has been framed in the South part Of tue city.
The centre pier is nearly in readiness for the
erection Of tue bridge, though considerable
work yet remains to b. doue to the app 2toacnes-
:T Hon. Wu. Kellogg, H. e. from Tue
fourth District, Hon. 4. L9ncoln, and Senator
Eestor, of Peoria, are at tue fremont House.
~ This morning Gilbert Sampson contin
tie the salc Of Dry Goods. The whole will be
closed out without reserve,
, 1859-06-01


- ihc ooa' CLUBS ot the el1! a.e ees'"'ns
..-n,;,,, II r. ot,;sron of the LADY Pit.
no,,,. crow has inst rcc.iyed a rem Of = skel-
atom ho,t nanoed after The maker. wm, H. Daf-
IT, ~ = = c,,rcss,, for himself Ills
twcnty.ouc feet six inches III length, twenty
6vr ;nchea width of hpam. eirht inches deep.
weight seventy pounds. The coverings are OF
gutta percha, the wash boards Of oak with ma-
hogany finish.
~1x-rt s.a-o oe Wa.,-a Williams ( Ca No.
-. W. c,.ss. ...oat ,raa hrotsr inn vextsr.
49, .t,.,,t J,rhr..l mt burt1,r;o,,*,v
| as at first appeared but in tue course Of
drunken spree by Que Of the members OF
the bar Of th1s city, who might ito" 'n's
instance be warned to Keep better company
, 1859-06-01

Presentation Abraham Lincoln, offspring
field, and Hon. i. Gratz Brown, Of St. Louis,
were in this city yesterday.
, 1859-06-01

u Have you seen the tapers which burn
without wicls, c"s:in= thrte cents week;
burning all night: II not, call at the Lamp and
Oil Emporium, l2G Clark street. Price fifteen
cents each. jel-5t
- As the Lunar Tide is attracted by the
moon, calling the attention OF the scientific and
intellectual man, 30 also is Lu0ar Oil an attrac-
ton for those who hare given It trial. Call mud
sec it burning at the Lamp and 0il Emporium,
l.G Clark street. my3l-Gt
.9T- Lunar Oil will he sent to all parts Of the
country per express, with bill for collection. a
large discount made to those selling Oils.
myS1-lW
, 1859-06-01

The late aood Of .s.c Mississippi and Tazoo
river. has been almost unexa1nr!ed in the dam
aec it Lus done to 1lc cotton planters. Many
flowed and rendered unproductive during the
present season, including the famous Deer
Greek Bottoms, uotcI for their fertility. The
tn plantation Of Scnator Douglas. near the
ba.ou, is wholly inundated This event, Doubt
lcss, il was which called The Senator to New Or
leans. in the neighl'orl'ood Of which city he is
nov stoppiug.--N. !. Ect. Post.
I, was currently reported md generally be.
licycd in Illinois, Inst summer, that Judge Doug
las had sold bis plantation. At al events, it il
well known that he had turned over his negroes
10 one Nc{1z14ou, to work " On the eharcs."
, 1859-06-01
Nfm advertisements.
s6pININGER'S s6 OLD LONDON
- DOCK GIN"
Ils Medic,l Uses and Effects up3n the
HEXAS SYSTEM IN HEALTH AND DISEASE,
Asa Psertut:o aad Cuss-
Ac11o3 or TUE toxpoH nocK CIV rroS -Ax E7o1AtH.
LWEz Axp ICxc9.

Asa P.ereot.:o aad Cu.s.
Ac11o1 TUE taxpoH DoCK e1* rFo1 -AK S1o1AcH
LEvE1 Axp 1Cxcs+
The et r,eroade:taz eu.e Of digestive trouble |. A
,nse''.y q .ae Estas oas AR9,i s'Iffyry f. Il b.:
that th* food remain. Ia It. St 5e=pias.tne sen.eh
long ta,s osia to the xGns Sf taa. g.; gSaa 10
"a h5a as ~ 8 ssea h og st
m int.lo npto1s. TN, with ttan ii E.f:r fs
equai to tha. 't beaind When tic f,mn
ruet its blood wheels oser Its t.nat.ea *oa7"
r2aiEsa then for w. soaat}Sn j. *"tiIqs to
commented hut the Lest physicians Of Eufup< hare d.
siosaach 1r>rlts fom wcatne sig In he ne'*i n
+ a. posh:e Fur tx purpose. loSpcS Do<x liz i
ea;nea app,o:at<. y is 1et.en T. pnps r. et,;. =
ia III @ is, exits between all organ, .lch tie
so,seh out as cfder IL i.., Almost sase n s-fr u
W., Il e ae sa nstt IS asta;
ssnsS; r. ~ III r. af
Tie edIe profession b, ben neatly Interested ofl,:s
Sthef i Iad9eS M paimoaaSy .oahes ~ qurson .t!l
spxr having ltu discussed t uany Az He2 1a 10th =:de
ie' @ sa'7 iss HI y asSsi: & % ~ n:
and renders the ucr Of tie Of NJ.
ssaos e., ~ II s1s MI t1;P5
Illness u .eoua habt Of Breathing; Wcdo not III ous
rolsnt phvstcs: e1crrse, tut aeS,re custom q. HI
breathing iLat 1ows ths whole !oweF portion Of the l,i
remain uninfaed and 10 become d'eassd - tfesy
cunssGnense. " =,
TIC invesIgatrs Of this fabe,s hare ascorerel a;t
proved fhat :choic nuu bare The SINE etct upon ts
ie.patIoa IS singing decal tnE The pulmonary ma>
er. tees 70 be seaeavs 70 " S3ssr!a: 7 p'
become through habit IT ttnoptnZ Or inauftnt ine4is
Of the IunS they re4dlr by the jndlc!ou* use q
pure aad who1e,ons sHau1nt such - The LosDo:
tuoGE EIy.
Is.e Of ~ Ma1k. Ho.s:!s!.
Whole.ale Depot and Agency IN Chicago.
IfnY1 i PIERCE.
Wholesale Gsoeers and 1mrosters Ii So Water It,
tat II
, 1859-06-01


CURRENCY WAR IN mrES SoURI.
Quite a lrisl; currcncy war is going on be-
1ween tie Baatclens Savings Institution and
tho Broker: Il: st. Louis and the country
,:a'4l;s For particulars see money article On
trs,rih psgc.
LOAN FOR SEW'E:EkAC PURPOSES.
w untl,.:s::,:,tl that the Board Of Sewerage
commissioners have negotiated loan Of $780,
0o1 with the A1ariur Bank nj this city With
1l's sim The work a:-rndy in progress will be
"nHf:::laed. ,iea1witilr negotiations for 1he
e;!;e ii sewerage bonds are pending in Now
Sars&. a':,', j; : !.rp,"'. vii! be brought to a
successful conclusion helorc the aboye-mcn-
.;trtl fun, S1Sl have i,efn exhausted
, 1859-06-01

CHICAGO POST OFFICE.
y srec:S' dispatch fro,a Washington to the
,;:w lar|; H."M >ays That 1lle charges pre-
+ Hrr4 against ..lr Cook. the Chicago Pos.u.as-
s.7. have al. ieeE exa.ninyd and cleared up, to
,!sr entire satisfaction of 1i'c Department and
,lla President
i:;;,js be ia, Couk ;,:S achieved triumph,
4;c:' lis enemies That is unparalleled; because
,ncc ro>t.,.stcrs first c:l,uc in fashion, no man
/ !:.~ beer, 50 fir!rrIr nss;cA as lr.
TfIf: KENNY JCMPEEETZ CASE.
, 1859-06-01

4 nsec1ing n the New York 1lungariane was
held on Saturday evening last, in which much
enthusiasm in the cause Ct Italian independence
WAS displayed, Tlc resolutions were pointed
a.:d explicit. We quote the following:
tAtr<7s, The first act uf the grand movement
is te liberation Of Italy from the clutches Of the
Austrian usnr;srr: therefore he it
!; xoir'l. That We, Tue Nungarians Of New
Yo.k, mast cordially rejoice nj the bright pros
1,sct Of liberation now opening to our brethren
.M,taly; lhat wc are fully convinced Of the gen
"tal sympathy Of Hungary ior the Independence
liberty and uninn of the noble nation with whom
VIC have 70 Ion: shared tue dungeon md scaf:
fold, aud with whom VIC IRE now reahy to SHARE
The tolls aud pcrils Of the battle field.
, 1859-06-01


For Pretty Straw Donncts-
For pretty Silk or Grape Hats.-
For Pretty Ribbons or Flowers
For Pretty Ruclses and Tabs
For Pretty Misses Bonnets-
For Pretty Children's Jockeys or Flats
GO TO
Miss u. H. MARSH, 255 State Street, where
rents arc low and Millinery is sold at moderate
prices. ma3-l~
E Strangers visiting this city will find a
beautiful collection Of the most fashionable mill
1incry ut Miss II. II. Marsh, o5S State ST., be-
tween jackson and Van Buren, streets,
myad-l1t
WATER YorR GAEpESs.--lf vou want good
rubber hose fitted to your hydrants at low
price, call or send to the Rubber store. 81 Dear
born street, one door north Of Lake street
my7-1m
sF1. II. Singer L Co. 5 new and improved
Family Sewing Machines; also. Machines for
manufacturing heavy garments Of every dcscrlp-
tion, constantly on band at 140 Lake street, Chi
cago. j. ". A.Hr1s, Agent. np15-sm-c9o7
- See advertisement Of Boudoir Sewing
| Machines, 126 Lake street. a4-ba06
Sec advertisement Of Beninsers Old
| London Dock Gin. my3l-St
, 1859-06-01

GREAT WrsrERx RAILWAY or CASAp4.-Ths
following is the traffic report for the week
endiu: May 81, 1879:
rn4kAi apd Lire S;ppk 1,S.Jx3
Mails IND sunds4ts 1<5A
Total ...,.............. o.. "a 10
Co.rcspoudinE week Of liz yesf S7,S1ats.
, 1859-06-01
Nrtn advertisements.

II e. u SCRIrEc%:. A1rrstisiay A9enk. Is b'aTso1~
L awl or.sl ia recr7s lertirentI for his aud Al IL
Lendin4 Pol17s of hr .SoFst Fee 1A l8aE
, 1859-06-01

AELANtHDLf s-tIlIpI.-1 CSttllAt MtIA AVbA
Coroner James w:,s called to hold an inquest on
the remains Of IN eIderlr r1an named Burgess,
dentist by profession, about fifty years Of age,
and unmarried. who las been boarding at the
Newton House, on fhe corner Of State nnd Fan
Buren, street, where his death took place. Tic
history Of tho unfortunate deceased is sad pic
turc Of selt:ruin, the bughing Of fair prospects,
| and the wasting Of more than ordinary talents
and advantages, by the Intoxicating cup.
| Dr. burgess has. in the places Of his former
| residence, won high reputation as an lntelli-
gcrt aud scicutitc n,an. lie has laid Ills pro-
| ftssioual brethren under Indebtedness to him
for valuable additions to The appliances OF their
art. The medical journals, have, in several ill.,
s.ances. been enriched by his contributions of
reports of interesting cases. Unfortunately,
| DR.. Il. became addicted to habits Of lutempcr-
auce, which diminished Lis usefulness, and
broke up his business. 1t tue time Of his COM
iaE to Chicago, some time last year, he had re-
sor,acd, a:,l for several mouths maintained his
position IN that point he had numerous friends
among t!:c tnelical profession. who, through all
| that b.clouded his career, detected that which
gave him their esteem, and hope for his future.
RcceIt1r, however, be had again commenced
Welding to the cnsnariug vice and since has sunk
rapidly, becoming much depressed in spirits,
and talking glooulily Of himself. On Monday
he called ut tic Office Of one Of our physicians
and after some desultry conversation told him
that lie should bid him good byc, and it was un
| likely be would see him again. But little weigh
was attached to this, other than IS token o
his dependency. 1t was, however, as woal'
seem, Of the nature Of prophecy, based on Iii
already fixed purpose Of self.destruc:ion.
: Yesterday the inmates Of the Newton Hous
| were made aware Of the sudden aud violent i'll
ness Of the unfortunate man. Medicrl aid VII
. summoned and the symptoms, as far rs coul'
be ascertaincd, seemed to be those Of poison
The pour man WIS ;mportuncd and entreate
10 tell what he bad taken, to describe his symF
toms to receive aid, but all without arail, and
died in great agony.
1t the inquest a po5t-noftem examination n
vealcl that death resulted from dose Of strycl
= nine. At his ROOMS nothing was found to ind
y catc the means used until one Of the atteadan
picked up some torn bits Of paptz At the hiss
OF ths bed md had ths curiosity to put thsE t.
y 9ethe1 when ths words '.StrycAn;ne. Poison'. vi
= rnnde out. Tho verdict Of the jury was in a
r. cordauce with these facts The unfortunate d
= ceased Was member Of the Masonic fraterui
= and his remains will b. inferred to-day by h
5: order.
, 1859-06-01

- Two vagrant boys c. Mccormick and Nj
chacl Foley were sent to the lieiorm School yes.
tcrday
, 1859-06-01

Bancroft's History, Vol. VII.
i HISTORY or TILE CN1TED STATES. from tas
Discovery Of tic American Cont1ncut By lfca George
E.nc1o, With Portr.l A3p. etc. yo. VII, also pub
nthed =, VOL t. oF tie American Revolution, with uts
paxe md binding to correspond s'o. Cloth.
, 1859-06-01
pLUTARCH'S LIVES.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED:
A History Of New England,
III JOHN GoRNAM rALFREf. IL. u.

wi. /. syo. N.p*, Goth.
"D1. Paeay history is E's only re~ hook. to's
en.ta.n;::g n:ai.y v:c~s new l., tlls GeaeFn':oh.
III tLc lixht IT. t;e thsc the I'M to K,ss s':1t
aat cotpteArnsiye tahish Ut the E1uanA roSy VI ts
nsu wto created New En.aad. ."-lClf:ssian E1a4insr
"Few hstos:ca! wnr1. q! xhlte one a:e aut County
have tect p1".tc IN masterpiece t<sssy :! Ksass
wealth IT 3ppoate IL aznng +t TIRE Il cEt "f
pss .I lucid s:lseGlen tner t!D1at"n y! nS ontal
t4st and literary se:vn.pIsamcut."- Turk Inauns
MANY able pers have be lcyo.ed tn The Puritan :;"E
New Eus,rh tatry dusius sIr Last Wenty ,rafs III n
Que hs e1t,e IL any have tuaiis the present r:od4t
toni hihlui,eea s4ers-
I'VE congratulate Ms ralfey, not c9y f3s hss Eod ts
tune Eattur rQbc there for his es u. lE
The eminent with which he bis ~ far re1sel H.
{Dustun Courier.
, 1859-06-01

Il .1T,r Trial Giaafea.
:':::r:;'' t-*y rrcei:.I Yesterday dispatch
t,sa, O;a.:t :l;::an1cing the decision Of the Su
,.,.rnr Court in tic nat:sT Of the APPEAL on l
wi. Of crSor III the case IL Henry Junpertz,
c':1:icted .'F lit murder Of Sophie Werner, to
the cEec: that tlc decision Of the Circuit Court
q: ~ co.s:.:y il reversed, a:d tile remand
= T.! for tria;.
Chicago Produce Trade.
:Ic.:r receipts q Breadstu9s during the past
v:r.h were as ie!:ows: 9,cc2i b1s flour; To-: :
7:I III wheat: .JG.o3s bu corn; 27.a97 bu
,s,::,: $40 ;m rye: l".3sa III barley.
':;.. shipments Of Ercadstufi:s during the past
.vr2's wcrc as illo"s: 6, Is: bids -four; II, ,01a
li .:...ta,; ]o332G l,1t c1'rn: 7,ls5 bn oats
:":22 lm re: 5.c1o In 1'arir.:.
1fe receipts from Jan. I to May rs, compare
"a ,,;low; with ii,c receipts during the pas1
,lre,' wears:
yh.r,,.;. ,<s,gx t;s ,s;.sN ss..., ,: ti.:e
NJ: 1: IA 49,. .~a.:se :,is>,3*5 1.e..11t 1.o9s.s1.
't.:..s,: -.ii'I.:9I i.:>'.;.ft 1s*.:-s :sss:. :
' i...,:. i....... . i";:;: ,s;iS :..... ....,
TIE a:n,,lnt q -four and grain in store ir
~ *: ou sir .stlt inst. compares rs follow:
w:;;il t amul,nt in S,"rc 1T the same period il
l';17 :ul 1853: