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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
Kings County Surrogate's Court.
Before r. G. Brainard, Surrogate.
THE DISPUTED GUARDIANSHIP.

THE DISPUTED GUARDIANSHIP.
FEB 2-hn the aatter Of Tie guardianship Of Catherine
and Mary Ann LaGta minors under the age Of fourteen
yeays-1he above named minors daughters of John
Lafiep, who died about tho 18th day of December
last leaving property Their mother died in the month
Of March last Their father signed instrument in writ
ing (by making his mark) committing the minors to the
and management of the Brooklyn Industrial School
Association and Home for Destitute Children who have
now the custody OF the children.
Mr. Thomas KearDey, the grandfather Of the children
the mothers side, makes application to the court to
be apponted guardian of the persons and estate of
said minors. The appointment Of Kearney FIRST
objected 10 on the ground tnat the father had dis
posed Of the custody Of his children in his lifetime, and
the Surrogate had no jurisdiction to appoint guardian.
His objection was overruled the ground that there
nothing in the act Incorporating the Brooklyn Industrial
Schoo Association Inconsistent with the prov sons Of the
revised statutes under which this application is made, and
that the Surrogate bound application to appoint
some suitable person as guardian Mr.. keaIney then
objected to, and James Laen uncle made application
TO be appointed guardian OF said children and his appi
cation also objected To, and testimony taken
the circumstances and character Of both applicants The
only question before the Surrogate was as
to which of the applicants should be appoint
father relative TO the of the children
pears to have been that the Brooklyn Industrial School
Association should take of them but the Surrogate
could not appoint corporation guardian There was
evidence as to the religious belief Of either of the app
Giants Tor letters There offer of evidence to show
that the father Catholic, and received the nept
according to the forms Of that church just prior to his
DEATH but the testimony objected to mnaterial
and Irrelevant and ruled out.
The Surrogate upon the testimony in the case orders
that letters of guardianship OF the persons and OF
and until another guardian shall be appointed, issue
Thomas kearney the maternal grandfather the testimony
in his opinion clearly showing that Mr. Kearney the
most suitable persch for guardian.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Thirty-seven Cents.-George's Hair Dye
Black brown The cheapest and best In Vie world War
saned to contain as much hair dye" a. f. sold :. Zone
life IKE black brown without injurpg the bair Can be-
applied in all weather. Gold Wholesale and retail at SCOTS
306 Grand street, N. T., and at Mrs. HAYES BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

SAVANNAH, FtU. I, IbU9
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived the
Bar at twelve O'Clock noon aud at her wharf at six
O'Clock. All well.
SAVANNAH, Feb =, 1862
The steamship Montgomery, OF Cronweli's line,
arrived her wharf
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Fire ut the Philadelphia Navy Yard.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2, 1859.
last evening about eight O'Clock slight are occurred
in the plumbing shop Of the Navy Yard. The flames
extngushed by the fire apparatus attached TO the
yard before any serious damage was done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
The C,rcass,nn Inward Bound.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Feb. 2, 1859.
The steamship Crcassisn sailed from here at Dne
O'Clock morning Tor New York where she will be
due about Monday, the tin nst Wind northeast and
leayy storm prevailing.
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Deat,, OF Charleston Merchant.

CHAR Esros, Feb /, 1859.
James Chapman, retired merchant Of this city, died
suddenly yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

CristadOro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
the best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL the dye
vately applied, No. Asor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

To Hatters, Cap Makers. and Trimming
dealers For sale NJ auction Friday next 5000 yards
six for hat and nins Aso 300 yards hat plush mostly
Martens make, by Lockwood 4 Brother 1862 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Fine Sugars.-A Chest OF Tea for 81; Ten
pounds Of coffee for ST. at REDroRDs, 43 Sixth avenue
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n Chest NJ Good Tea for Ono Dollar.-AIs0,
pounds coffee for 81, at CHRISTIANSON6 No. Cham.
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Barry'S TrAc0pherOus n the Best and
cheapest article dressing besuyng cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' w Sold al
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Disaster 60 SCHOONER Madison.

BosToN, Feb g 1869.
The brig Madeira, at this port from Barbados, yes
terdsy fell wn the south channel schooner Madi
son from Salem for Boepo5 Ayres in suSing condition,
and or the captain and crew, eight number,
whom She brought here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

HsS''f = - WITH IIf"s'''.es C"'t HOW "o W
tanned 4s3 Broadway They highly by families
using them and preferred by tors and others engaged
In heavy work With All the recent improvements the $65
machines give entire satisfaction. Parties
yted to call examine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

To Start Right for Successful Career
needs 10 know his defects well his talents
chronological examination, given daily FOWLER
WELLS 5O5 Broadway, will teach these important lessons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Elastic Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Knee
caps beks, bandsges aud Dr. GIOvER'S lever truss
M 4 Ann tre%f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Gurney'a
NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINE ART GALLERY,
707 Broadway,
First block below New York Hotel The most extensive
Establishment in the world.
Photographs daeuerreoypes miniatures In oil and ivory
types.
B-Old daguerreotypes of deceased persons copied
aged size by the photographic and dnished In
any style equal TO those made from life.
j. GURNEY.
Photographic artist 701 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Cure Your Cough.-25 Cents.
113 Third avenue, near Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold at Retail
by all staoners ct Wholesale, only by EBERHARD FABER
soe agent lS3 William stree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Hill's Hair Dye, 80 Cents n BOX. Black or
brown, No Barclay street. New York. So Broadway, Al
bany; Calender Co.. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Holloway's Olntment-Limbs are Often
crippled by the mnreameut Of wonderland fractures The
first and only dressing such should be this wonderful
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03
ThIrty.yeven Cents.-Ceorpe

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
at the mandatory, ZSS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Geo, Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
sropThs the genuine article has been equaled for
producing The keenest possible edge For by
J. L 4. SAUNDERS, No. Astcr House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

F. Y. S.-Dnllou's French Yoke Shirts made
10 order and warranted to it, at BAILOUS shirt emporium
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Dufuy's Liquid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I'm
EUG DUPUY, 600 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

Defiance Salnmander Safcs-Wfth Patent
powder locks Also fire and burglar
proof parlor safes. Depot l92 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

| HORSE owNfRs Would DO WELL TO HAVE AL
III ways hand bottle OF Dr. Tobias horse ninent II
saves lie OF coc and warranted 10 cure sorc
,roats spraps swcnge old Sores bruises &C. or no paw
Sold In pint bottesoniy 60 censby the Idrupgs and ad
| aiera Uepot h6 Cortlandt street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-03

TIuIjs AIR AS LIGHT.-THIs Is THE ONLY LIGHT
III the day and 66 cent cheaper than any other light
Is per cert brighter without smoke SMELL will ans
pipe coal gas VIII Ia Doors out hot cool
10 fleet The light can be our Office state and
country rights for SALE Apply 10 MAPEs sNEDEN co
al4 nruome street.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15

IeTA dispatch from New York, Of Jan
llth, state that the thermometer in wal
street, that morning as s O'Clock, stood at
dog. below zero. ;a 3iSxs i-I!it 10.
The driver Of one 1.-The Broadway omni.
buses was frozen 10 death on his box while
driving up. town. "A driver Of one Of the
Bowery stages became helpless from cold,
and fell from bis box while the vehicle was
lin motion. A driver of one Of the citv r. RI
cars became frozen 50 badly that he had "a
b removed, and it is thought he will die. q
Other drivers had their limbs badly frozen
There is . prospect that the river: win he
closed, unless the weather. moslerates soon =
a woman was frozen to death in 40th, street
Ion the night Of the 9th inst. s. .ser .
Up hcre. III Minnesota, where Il il sun.
posed persons breaths freeze into icic;es. xe
hear Of no case Of freezing, and We havila.i
snow enough to make slciehine. We see
men every day in the streets ID their shirt
sleeves ct work. Come TO Minnesots. ON.
nihus drivers and shivering men and women
here you will find : climate worth having,
The very day pcepls were fiesxin1 to death
In the humid cold stnosphers Of New York.
Me had hsss 8 day of cloudlsss sunlight. with
thea mercury atl twenty y-nine degrees adoye
ze!o, In our climate you will not feel The
cold g much when the uercury = 10 der
below zero, Is IN New York whom It ranges
6degs Shove. .-&. P6vl T.nses. i l:Sg3 &
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
A Bill for the Acquisition Of Cuba.

go Isl
WASHINGTON, Jan. IL.
The bill introduced by MIR. Slidell, reported
inaud;ble from the gallery, was for an appro.
priation to facilitate the acquisition Of Cuba
by legislation. The bill says that, whereas
Cuoa geographically possesses the large and
annually increasing trade, foreign and coast
wise: Of the Mississippi Valley. Whereas
tho island in it's present colonial condition
must continue q so6l ce of injury and an
noyance, endangering the friendly relations
between Spain and the U. S.. by the ag-
s>rsseie''o If its local authority on American
commerce and citizens, for which tardv re-.
dress can only be had by i circuitous demana
on Spain. And whereas, in the opinion of
Congress, and in accordance with the views
of the President as the last means Of settl;n.
existing, and removing future difficulties,
it is expedient that negotiations for the pur:
chase of the, Island should be renewed.
Therefore, be it enacted 8c., th.t $50
OOO GOO be placed in the Presidents hands
for expenditure either from cash ia = the
Treasury, or borrowed on; s per cent. bonds
Of one thousand dollars each, redeemable. in
from twelve to twenty years. : .r7,tfia4a,l
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15

families the terrible doom of st. Domingo.
the crown Of Spain rejects the idea Of dis.
mem6erment. By the volition Of her own
intie xibe pride, sustained by tho inexorable
w;llof Napoleon, who in turn compels Eng.
land to un1erwrite his policy, Spain says
Cuba must be African, ifnot Spanish.
To Cubans Napoleon has said. and is nov,
SAYING, BE prudent and patient Out q
the Union you not only retain your negro
apprentices, but you may add to them TO an,
extent. My fag shall cover an ample supply
OF laborers at 1000 francs $500 head
to open transits as well as to cultivate the
fertile wastes of tropical America. This
cheap system Of labor will enable you to un.
derseIl your neighbors in our markets, while
the interchange will foster Frence manufact-
ures and Shipping, and this community Of in.
terest must necessarily secure the sympathy
and protection of France" These aren.
ments, and the dread Of sectional interier.
ence, together with the promise sof French
mldlatiol' Tor an Independent vet well
tected status, has deprived the leading Gu.
bans Of even the wish for annexation. W.
say this on the authority Of the best name,
among the revolutionary leaders.
'A'Ie OuVt' - UeiuS hlleu up with pre-
ponderat:ng army oflree blacks, we hear thai
the neighhoring Republic Of Dominica is sen.
fenced to death by the French Emperor
The prosecuted remnant Of whites have held
their own eastern section ofthe island asains,
terrible odds for fourteen years but France
declares they must now pass under the yoke
OF the Haytien negroes. Her Journals sa,
that an independent State with American
tendencies cannot be tolerated in tho midst
OF European colonies" and the fiat Of de.
str'nt!on has therefore gone forth. Februa.
~ and March are the months appointed 70,
inc 1,nal su6jugatiop Of the unfortunate Do.
mnicans and after that period no white man
will be allowed to hold real estate on the isl.
and. So much for the process of Afncaniza.
ton in the Antilles by the reorening Of the
|slave-trade. ISL: 5sIs..2@
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WHEREAs, an order has been obtained
+ - - u:
|estac Of g. W. Ti!ton deceased will sell a;
the door OF the Post office, in the city of Red
wing: on the 18th day Of February. A.L. 1853
between the hours Of > o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock Z: NJ. the following described pieces OF
The south half Of the south east quarter OF
section Nc. 81 town l l3 range. Is west. except
ing ~ acres set Off in the widoesedewer, on the
south east part, and subject to a nsortgaee te
Smith, Meigs T. Co., and the west half Of the
south west quarter Of the south west quarter ol
the south east quarter Of section 19 town 1la
range Is west, and the north half Of he ,soutu
east quarter of section s town l12 range rs
west, and the subdivision lots number one ~
tive l5).six 90, seven az, eight (s), nine (s)
ten (1ol, and Gle ven Il OF block number three
~ in Frecborn u Co.'s addition to the town o1
ked Wing Terms of sale one third cash
down, one third in six months and the
security. 1Pl s.~N ~
Dated T. is 15th day Of January. 1859.
GEORGE d. WtlITCOMB,
12oW5 G8 administrators.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15

Mus. DouGLAs on THE LATE CANVASS
"A correspondent Of tho vincennes Sun
speaking Of the pleasant domestic qualities
Of Mrs Douglas, relates that At the Chica-
60 celebration Mrs. Douglas was asked how
she stood the canvass. VERY WE'LL" said
she but "nust 80 and get my husband some
clothes-he has come out Of the battle half.
naked. ! got him two dozen shil IS !, last
spring and two or tllree ssts Of studs-he
Lost al his shirts hut two. and one that does
not belong to him--spd Ill the studs but
four, which belong to 6ur different sets, and
besides he hasn't any If the other oDa. hea hs
started out with" HE old white hai, INV.
ever. rode out the storn, dilapidated. hat
sab. .g o,.Ia +, .ss'4s55 5fiss gylIY
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
/. CALIFORNIA NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. z.
The overland mail with dates to the 13tl
ult., arrived last night. <H
News unimportant. 81
Governor Weller, had offered a reward o.
one thousand dollars for the conviction O
any parties engaged in the late mobbine in
Los Angeles and Columbia counties.
A man named Ward, caught A. r. Malo.
ny, State Comptroller, in bed with his wife,
subsequently Ward shot at his wife, and
thinking that he had killed her, shot him.
sell, inficting dangerous wound. Malony
y fifty years old, is married and has q large
family Of grown up children. The press
demand his immeditte resignation.
DIR. 0. gDowd had committed suicide ;r
consequence Of administering an overdose o
opium, producing the death Of a young man
named Bradley. s. al q
Weather at San Francisco had been cold.
er than ever before known. Business was
quiet. The passengers report Mr.. Pardee
the express man, sick at ElsPaso: but tht
Presidents Message was being expressed a,
the rate of 200 miles per day.,
About fifty persons were met returning
from Gila River mines. discouraged in con.
sequence of the scarcity Of water. Sc -
Three companies Of tdragroons had gont
from Los Angeles to establish post;in the
country, 800 miles above Fort Y una on. the
Colorado. ++.. # $50 re
The sCamanches continued to rob the sta
tions whenever an opportunity occurred. =
They and the employees of the mail ar.
Writ nallu at III. ,.,..-z l.,:l-l:.
strong station houses, which vii! be planted
with 10 or IL guns each.
The Stackton and Kansas City mail par
ty had been turned back by the Navajoe In
dians, with threats Of massacre If they at.
tempted to cross their country again.
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
TERMS or DISTRICT COURT.
IN THIS FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

In the county Of Waseca, on the first Mon.
days Of April and September Of each year. {
In the GO. Of Dodge, second Mondays ol
April and Septenbel. lea alaoH s@daj, .
j IN the $, g, of Mower, Sd Mondays OLA
: In The g: q Freeborn, 4th NonieyssI of
April and September .'aH.zTSI'
!. =, =, o.. 9: i Rics LIST ni.ya II May
!, :, In tho eo:nof' Goodha 81, Mondays Of
In the co, Of Dakota, 1ste Mondays of June
and November. !.
In the g. of Scott, Sd Mondays Of J June
and November. 'Ta ~ q ssii5
!. In I the co. Of Steele 1st Monday. of, July
and December. sHiGsiY'T- =
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
~ WOOD AND PRODurCE.
SUBSCRIBE.

. ERnArA.-- sctting up the tax- sales for the
the sttpplfment few errors occurred. which
arc as follows:-1n town lis range Is, the
also the northwest quarter Of tho northwest
quarter Of sec'i0n 81 were omit d. Also. for
southwest quarter Of southwest quarter, section
IN eown il3 range Is, read southwest quarter
OF so.she'st quarter. Also. the northeast omar
tei OF ire northeast quarter, section town liz
in town il2range u first occurs read section 10.
Also for town li6 range i6. rcad town il range
10: A's": ..arc SC; .ion "rst occurs in town
~ range Ia. read section 8. Also. ir date 81
supplement- for Jan. 1883: read Jan, 1859,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
From Dickens Household Words
WORD ANALOGlES, ..s:,

ONE the gracious line Of beauty
In all kinds Of beauteous form.
One the flowing law Of duty ~
Beautiiying calm and storm: er
SO it seemed to me one morning,
Watching childhood ambling By,
Looking on flowers adornins,
Gazing on q clouded sky.
So messem'd ;t:-youthfal PAGES Us
Flow Of graceful beauty have
Flowing growth hath flower graces
Also, like the flowing wave;
Wave, wind. flower. "ali ALLOWING -
And We sps"k Of youthful bloom
Flight is flown too,-down from flowing 4;
Flowing, Towering line Of doom.
Blow, ye gales ofvernal sweetness!
Flow. ye veins ofhuman joy!
Flower, . life. unto completeness
Flower like bloom. dear girl or boy!
Stormful wind and flower beloved,
Both are blossoms Of Gods breath,
Angels wings Of Gods Approved, w
Float US DER the food Of death
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15

Red Wing to Cannon Falls and La Sour
Leaves. Monday. Wednesday and Friday, as
o'clock A. ". Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. Mails closes at o'clock the prcvi-
GUS evening.
Rcd Wing to Owatonna and Blue Earth CITY
|-lcavcs Monday and Thursday ut Z O'Clock A.
~ Arrives Wednesday and Saturday ut &
o'clock T. NJ. Mail closes ut O'Clock the prcvi-
ots evening.
Red Wing to St. Nicholas Monday
and IN Thursday at 8 o'clock A. N. Arrives
Wednesday and Saturday at S O'Clock r. NJ
Mail closes at o'clockths previous evening.
kcd Wing to Winona.-Leaves Monday and
thursday at 6 o'clock A. M. Arrives Thurs
DAY and Saturday ut p. NJ. This route sup
plles al way offices on the river. Mail closes
at O'clock the previous evening.
Hed wing to st. Paul. Leaves "Wednesday
at o'clock n. Arrives Tuesday at 3 O'Clock
NJ. Ibis route supplies way Offices. Mail
closes at o'clock the previous evening.
:, Red Wing to Mazcppa and Oronoco. Leaves
Monday at o'clock 4. NJ. Arrives Tuesday ut
o'clock l.. NJ. Null closes ut s O'Clock
tho previous eyening.
- Remember that all mai, matter, to be
sent to any part Of the UnitcL States must be
sully prepaid sfsff<E
Ia prcpaying foreign letters, by afaxine
stamps, bc careful to ascertain the correct
amount of postage before mailing. ~ ANY
thing less than the full amount Of postage
(counts nothing, and is lost to the sender.
II. C. HOFFMAN, Post Master.
he'd Wing, January Is 1885,
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, default having been made in
w the conditions Of a certain mortgage. cx-
ccutcl and delivc red by Joseph Da:.ieis and
Denc E. Daniels, his wife, Of the county of Ram
sey, in the State Of Minnesota, to J. G. Burbank.
An, .Se same plsse, dated the nineteenth day oi
5oodhue county, in the State OF Minne.eta IN
sNeI s twenty.thlrd. day OF April, AID. 1853, at
IouII oclsck o.. r. ID. in Hook4 Of mortgages, on
pages soy and 36O-w hereby said Joseph Daniels
an1 A'ene Daniels his wife. did grant. bargain,
|seit ana convey to the said J. 9. Burbank, his
ne'ie ana All t!sose tracts, pieces and
A ec!s o1!and lSlll, ars:l b;ing in TIE county Of
dooIhnc; IN. tue Stat; II Minnesota, described
rs 1 'o,!eTs D. e; 10 ,S! VIZ: .I,o, ..,i.z,5.
: .hot xnTce ~ ~ b:"ck eight lSl; lots SIX 81,
scvcnlt lfonr q ),atid i've - in block (2); lot
lo"r IN biock twenty eight % lots six
seven f,,.a g, eignt !s3 nine 81? and ten 90 in
plocK ourtccii f;iots ten l0) eight b, nine
lsl, and three (s) in block forty three 4s}; lots
ono }, and two lin btesks fifteen els J; lot
one IT. block thirty 81. ;lQt one II in b;ock
twenty, " lots four nine e.. and ten
!! ~? III block one y lots ono }, and three (3)
N olock tour lots seven and eight Is jim
block eighty six 80; lot four in blocknine-
tyni7e W.; l9t ;1Gr 4)in block twenty-onc
15lI i95 two 10 oloss seventy eight lSsl; lot
vlsn1 m o,oSk slXsy5snlee ~ los!; lots one j
!w1 three eight nine ~ and ten ll0'
ninety ;threet9s] lot seven lin block seventy
tour lots eight Is two and three [s] in
es elos sixty one lel lots one three and
roy our Ilin oicck forty,s,x lots one two
Ih. !res ~, 1our ": nye ", and six Isl in
ologk iorsy.nye 10 III Cannon Falls City, ac-
cordng to the recorded plat thereof, with their
tenants, ho1editaments aud apPyris nsnees, q to
Red Wing sentinel., 1859-01-15

Nnw oyxrERrElri.-A new and I'd unusual
ly we'll executed counterfeit three dollar bill,
on the National Bank Of Illinois, at Equality,
hss. just appeared. Tho splate is. altered
from d counterfeit on the National Bank ol
Rhode island, and the bill has on It the
Rhode Island coat of arms. an anchor. The
description is as follows 3 The word ..rREE T..
in heavy capital; across the ends estate ol
Illinois, at the top, and figure g 8" twice; !
spread eagle for Mgnette 80 The National
Bank viii pay" &C.; Muali'y'' ct the
bottom, and in the center are shield and
anchor.--O Ohicug, Times. sa5a sist}