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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

5,4s5 prizes. amounting TO san mn
Whole Tickets $40: Halves IS; Quarters "a 90.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent TO any one DESTROYS Of receiving t.
Certificates will ssoId ct the iolovfn1
rates, which n the risk:
Certificate ofpackage Of 10 whole tickets, ssf
70 half q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19
Nugusta, UeOfg1H, DEC 10, 1906.
WOOD. EDDY 4 Co. Managers. Successors Il

WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Managers Successors to
8 SWAN 4 co.
Tue following Scheme will be drawn by WOOD,
EDDY CO., Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lot
terry. In each of their Single Number Lotteries for
February, 1889, at AUGUSTA, Ca, in public, under
tha supertntendsnce of Commissioners:
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 5, 1859.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February IL, 1852.
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February ~ 1889
GLASS draws on SATURDAY, February 26. 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUNBER&
5000 TICKETSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FIVE PRIEST
Nearly one Prize to eueyy Nine Nckctsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

e0O0 STERLING EXCHANGE FOR
oSOCO SALE.-We are now drawing SIogr
BILLS Of Exchange on the branch Bank Of Trsiond
at Cork and Will sell drafts for ONE pound and nm.
wards. early application is made at the once Of
MAURY 4 Co
stock, Exchange Brokers and Bankers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-19

DURE OLIVE OIL.-Just received, FIVE
L y casks pure Olive Oil, direct from Naples, for
| sale by BARATTA,
md fists Franklin at
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

against naval attacks. Prussia, whose war material
has been brought TO higher state OF efficiency than
at any former perod by the preparations accompany
ing and succeeding the mobilization Of 1851, has
been for some time past getting quietly ready for
mobilization Of her army, is arming her infantry
more and more with the needle-gun, and has
just given 12-pounders TO the whole of Der
foot artillery, while her fortresses the Rhine are
being placed on war footing. She has ordered
three corps daymte to be got ready for hostilites
At the same time her action in the federal military
commission at Frankfort is clear proof that she
is pretty well aware of the dangers with which
Louis Nspoleons policy menaces her And if her
Government were still hestating, public opinion IS
fully on the alert There is no doubt that LOUIS
Napoleon will find Germany more unanimously and
more heartily opposed to France than it ever was
at any former period and that at time when
there is less enmity than ever between the Ger
mans and the French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

fo,ce, On Tuesday next the Wurtembe-; Estaies
viii meet in order to grant 5000, coo forms Tor the
army and 70 authorize the Govern meut to BUY up d
n certain price any horses that il may require by
law passed in 1859 the Government can appropra'e
spv horses which are needed for the defense OF 'he
Ki,0dou lieutenant General Won LADDERS. very
di,tin cuhed officer has been appointed M'ni-ter-o
War In Bavaria On Saturday last twelve Osttsri'-
were cent from Munich to Augsburg, between WINCH
city and I'm and Lindau two powerful corEs d[Se'
src 70 be placed. II is rumored that M!AtaIy Zoe
yertion has recently been concluded between RUSSIA
Baden, WBremberg and Bavaria, and there u nothing
improbabie in the report. The Germans clsrust lhe
author Of the ID of December, and their rulers nave
suspected him Of plotting mischief from the Jay tai
be sent 81. Helena medals 10 De detrlou'eI
smorg the veterans Of the armies which served
under Napoleon !. Blood has already been shel
On the GaIlo-German frontier, though only III
n common street row. SIX peasants H"n'
Schweghofen in TIE Bavarian Palatlnste entered an
inn on this side Of the frontier, and while refresh
ing themselves in the public room some frenchmen
walked in The landlord, who few years ago was a
fencing master the French army, thought II III 70
be witty az the expense Of bs German gue.hi auu
remarked that the dust would probably soon be beat
out Of their inexpressibles. One OF the Germabs
who understood French rose and struck the man Oh
the sword A skirni-h ensued, and the comba;snts
AT las. wen, INFO the street where of the Germans
was sbo, by French frontier guard On seeing this
the other Schweghofen men rusned on the guard ana
wounded him so severely that he is now lying IN q
homeless state. The Germans, who are now IN Gus
tody were all more or less wounded, but still they re-
msred ma ,ers of the field. The landlord has also
been taken INTO -afe keeping.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

csny. notwithstanding the fervor Of the popun- a
with regard 10 the war Of independence ana ths D
iiona feeling Of the country, is serlonsy uenao'3 J
the obstiraoy and blindness 81 the Government-
ter,lay the 18th two steamers len Leghorn ior "
with 500 TuscaDs, headed by the young Maanci
who al his own expense has betrayed the shpe
o, the voysge Every train from Florence onnrs
or 40 Remsgnoli passing through Tascaoy on
way to Leghorn, whence they embark for fled~"
In IN. mean while the Government, when retuSs
smallest concession to the public feeling OF iuscs'
which has within the last few days done rw
With the snail remnant Of liberty OF the press VT
had survived the suppression OF the Consttm
in ls4s which has arrested an ofhcer Tor acc
pspyirg a friend who was on ms way W r~t
nTn,t plsces no obstacle in the way OF t"t
denar1ure Of the volunteers thinking thus 10 get na %
.btm. and 10 render its own position more SCI
Fvery idea Of legitimate authority II thus eancs,
Tlor.nc. for some DAYS past has been IN state wis'a
precmdes the hope Of order beiog much longer maus
famed. The inferior police has attempted to orgsn.r
two demonstrations Of conadini who were lncited V
att.upt 10 destroy portrait Of Victor Eu'msnne
which is in a pint shop. This attempt was oppo~
NV the citizens who disper-ed the peasants. Ihe I
z,ps are however more irrated than ever agan1 t"s
Goyeumeut. and patrol the streets in large bodies
The moet important news derived from an authennc
source is this-tha the British Minister, MI Scaeet
has off red 10 protect the Grand Duke IN Withdrawing
from Tuscany should the public tranquility De ssr.
ously mensced, and to convey him 10 the Island o.
Elba where under the protection OF the neur nas %
Engla md he would be in safety.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

The Ssuapty. however, merely opened and shut
Mr.. H.'s trur k, While Mr.. Ciogman suffered the
y-1aiion of se-ing bis OWE baggage ransscked, al
most every article being dragged from bis trunk
The erea, dispatch, with lie ocean OF sealing
living oseDtatously a. the top of the honorable gen.
tlenan's packing, had only served IN whe: the curl
o.ity or III, suspicious OF the Customs officer.
Rome il filed with strangers, and has been so for
weeks; indeed it is highly probable that the pas
sebeers By Mondays st&auer, which ARRIVES on
"wednesday pgbt will be unable 10 secure lodg-
ipcs: but as Americans are proyerbially the most
lucky Travellers, and manage 10 ''go ahead y when
ali others fail it is to be hoped that The represent
aliyes Of the Union will not only hear the Mserere
ard see the Pope, but get beds no. over populous,
and aliment cot oveIpowerirgy impregnated with
Roman nastDess.
2. ST. have just been informed by an official
inst returned from ToulOD, whittier he had been
sent by European government for purposes OF
inspection that one Of the mO.t powerful fleets
ever assembled by any Power is now lying in that
port. ready TO sail at an hours notice. While |
have been writing, two regiments of infantry and
one Of dragons, with complete camping ap 3aratus,
baggage ANIMALS and stores, have been dispatched
by rail TO the camp at Lyons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

The Italians az the present day should b. divided iuo
three classes: the moderate ard rational inep, WIZ,
while heartily desiring the emancipation ahn inu'
n. rdenee Of ItAy believe that these may De oo'aneu
ty means short OF war and nisposed IN orue, 10
an immediate total radiance OF the Aus'r,ans 10 De-
hold their country overrun by the French, ct wnom
they by no cans feel certain Of getting nd as soon as
they might wish Then comes the war party, oreA'h-
ing bullets and bayonets, huTlng hard words al every
one who does not fully agree with them curslns us
AustrsDs eIalting and hai;ering Count CaVonr, anu
placipg implicit confidence in the great Emperor, ioi
whose deuuncia,ion many of them, not 80 very long
AGO could not find voris sufficiently energetic. ac,
cordng 10 them everything will go as smoothly ana
rapidlv as by clOckwork. The French maFcn m
are iovfully received BY the Pedmontese; ooth
march against the Austrians, who, promptly us
couti,ed Nv in confusion, and never stop I'll they
fnd their selves in the Tyro,. Then the French
march out again satisfied with the thanks OF their aes
and the sppruy 81 Of their consciences and with savoy
and Nice by way If keepsake, and leaving LoDOaruS,
Veretiaus &C. busily engaged in crownng victor
Emanuel L. King Of Northern Italy. All TINS VIII De
over in very short time, and no deviation VIII De
allowed from the above programme. IL VIII be won
derful performance by very remarkable performers.
The eune party that cheshes these Ideas ana pro
sses tbi- belief has had difficulty in carrying with
il the masses If an ardent, lnpetuous anu impatient
Southern populsliop, which masses compose the third
class the most by far, but also by Tar the
least educated and rejecting, and much the least capa,
bic Of soundly Judging what is really the safe and
proper course TO adop,the course best calculated 70
lead and the permanent welfare and ndepen-
dence Of their native country. Unfortunately al tue
present moment, political passions III Italy are exceu
10 such pi.ch and the camor aud unrehectng enthu-
sssm are SO great that il would be vain for those
Itaays who have espoused moderate and reasonable
views TO hope to make themselves heard and Indeed II
wcud need small amount Of moral courage 10 III up
their voices in remOnstrance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-09

FLonScy, April l9, 1879.
Tie traIqu.-.y WHICH Las hitherto rrigued in Tus
, 1859-11-14

PARSONS j. AADstTOKTII. Agents,
0dir< -s'o. 3 Isois,s -HuftdfsE,
rnsh13 Axy .tar rr Ar ,,%, ,s.r.}1 Th}e- ~
, 1859-11-14

SA,rHpAF EVENING. Nor. IL.
Lr7 or yKssEIs pA1.1ss 1HR4ouoa THE WkLLASp Ca
xAl-FurllhtGt the Doa7d Of Like Cndesvr tc s-The
xhE vc>lls pasted the Po1t Co burue Lock ftn
oG4k r. H. the oh TIL pe!oef III. 1oh S.s-
onb<r, 1s59:
ou.d West Eov osears Gag. Horn. tt .n.on, rnc'e
T.sn e~oa, L.,c i-nkse. .cow L9us- the loh, .eaz
Houna Est Sov ash-sch.s Au.sa,ia, Jas coemao;
on t.r lat, schtA r betcl Ayr.
rEseE1. FAs1Se y. i.1ro.7-Sor. 1l-CpLPep, Edith !:
sn:u4.r, II r. Nas.r. Three leila rqu tie. kepub.ic
D"wh-AAk sovereign At he Lakes; = trs. Lf .LcY,
ls4nen. -~essak-s *itace Murt. I'll lbHI t. On tt
s. A'dFcEA = n4r Ndrbdsan; Meridian. E-e. T!,~
lo.. 10. D1y =, Hub ard.
. The DtEnI Advertiser says h4t tho shr. Tom D;cs
xnu! down ION Chea-o, coliieI vi ~ unknown brig
In LAX St. CHR which ut ancho th= Dyer beng In
tow of the Tug L. l.. Ly The brig bal hcs rbot H.
baw pitt and ali Of Aer headEcar canld away. The D.
had Ler lruad n rigging carried away Sts sops ri
pct tit tbs nec ssa.y repass.
Ihe propeller Marquette bound dawn from this port
70, sg1ound 1hs r.a Tbursd.y cYetirS The fe5r5-
bsat asp sect the nerc!lg tra Detroit 10 ast
IL ssi.ias tcr6n.
Srsk.-The Detroit Tribune thst h. tn-heat Exper.
iuct suuk atte f:s in tic S.uh rass. ca4t. aIuoe,
tbs sy. 1a:o7a that LIE is fal Of w=er, and IT.
ps. to be b tEeo "a two.
$7ArcK 1-x BA1-1he schooner Moe! t, which c.eAed
fun h ny icr Gu1alo viii ~hcel the
n ip Eo!n: Of thu :rr- it.-s LINED II
tht ze Lad sprung Il ak when she kut back aan. Tte
xsn nj I'd !u:o liz eie.aoz md The schooner vii
haptto ra into tLe G1Y do. 4 tv: relaIa,
, 1859-11-14
Tho Hog and Provision TrA de-

Firm tie II. L M!s DtMotiaf, 11ih.l
We hHve n,'t',1t'g lew Vi Il lrcr.l character to
-e:,ort- st. Louis packers offer $5.5 net tor
:',''l i'eavy has. tur early drivery-crrtainly
"f.T"rabis " prize f"r This ses*on of comparative
>carcitv of mercy md sbuntlance Of hogs md
c"rn. The wea.her cuntimAea waruI, and bu' c-
.'i"s Hogs are plenty Ut s. eis4Si. We Oh.
~erse that Pork Steaks in tits market that sull
ii 19c last "c:E are &c per IL. uud lees th.s
Week.
lfsom the L nj vi journal. 9h1
The H". mari CT Is at i },tri.-ct kt1nd' still.
We Lear vi III contracts. Uperafo,s thuw nc
disposition to mike amy Ut present asking ratrs.
"a lung as tie weather continues nufav0raLlc
fur operations.
=. Itrna 'hc Detso:t Aasenies. 11th.l
Tie prevailing warm wea'l4cr IL very nn'a
vorah's 'o pack'ns ovtsat'ons. Nevertheless.
.'o!sn Bis'ey is packio. i !urse nn'nter oI
tecres daily. aud Vim. Smith. also. is b"rre1inE
-"ue fur the Lake Superior Sra1c. Beyond thi-
'l,rre is ""h'.s dons Us yet, though olI:rrs urr
'1'~kipS ac'ire Preparations Dressed h"ss are
dull nj si.5o for light. and 1925 iur Leavy.
licking Guile Eel ~ {1,s:DAoo per cwt.
stu.N,
, 1859-11-14
:Dtnallrta[ un1 COMMERCIAL.
MON ETAI1Y.

sAruxp,1 Evxx7xd. Nor Il. 1879.
we have lad anosh:r dul! Dig, and lie de-
msnds n2on baatcra hare. therefore. been less
thao usual. Th-y are unwilling to Discount
1ocat paper On scarcely aay terms. Eastc,n
draas. with bills Of !aaioS attached, would tc
gladly taken today, but from the issencs Of
.hs season and The 1l'ca.ening aspects ur tie
weather, shipments By lake must sooo cease al.
together. Should prices warrant. there VII be
rary coasi3erahc c amounts Of produce sent for.
wnrd by rail during th. winter. At prcecut the
markets seen, to suzt4;a the belief that such
vail be tte case. Discounts for produce paper,
10 poT cent, IS usual.
curfcacr il in goud supply. aad will soou tc-
CONC toraeusome ehon!d shipments fall OF.
Exchange Is f,m ., II. Go!J, selling rates.
1a9s per cent, sat Gru. There is very Little
coed paper ct]crtd outsid. Of tte banks. Rates
arc nominal ri 1tG. per cent. Fer mouth: Sc.
cured pap doe one year hence. about 1e @l3
per ecat. Fise xesr losus on insile productive
city property. 10 per cent, with SOS per cent.
c,puHxions tc the agent.
, 1859-11-14
Daily Rcvicw Of Chicago Market.

S.7rEoAT EvrSrvo. Nov. t.. led.
FEEIGuTs-Dnil .ni owes. S Ir Augustus 1I1sdy
'sr tot:vt. 4: :--:.7zcd Cleyestd. eclr cst
Mind. ~l4t E-d41n .: &C; lEor. MnsawE - load Of
N'p:ay " lue.!7y. ~fh wtcat ,,r EAlo 1te Two
~ lvs OK wicat O D"d4!' 'onF.s.
FLlc1:-f e4ilas, 5...y bsl- shipped. Els bsi Mar
*Fs t.l sales were: brls stlc,is" ch Ire S.3ns
-Ata It H.s1 del 10 ts da Joat s&7: truck
.t't ehr &C srnE xtra Ut 4f.3 s:cl: - tat lo.t
Mis dn j: et.u d..: ga: II ID SAins extra At ~ IT.
icl and ..c< ~ hr!. Warner" ta.5
y bra Geand turx and 50 brls Galts'ug do .tsI &:
~eheed s3ohsls fail s. r: cxr. st slfo dc': %, ta c.
Il - 60 .rc. 1 bEs @11ydr ulc~ do Il tl *
l:.: 1uo Il &C j. 10 at o. ~ lss brls lur
- i. aud.o hsls cauo dat et.3o del w!-ses Wheat
dult
MILL srCE2s-co las colrse NdtiIns, a, el..c, .n
tax.
WAEAT-H:cep'e. Il So tru; saipmouts, - 81 It.
WtsrEn-c let. sAics yer: 3D tl Viii by sarasIr II
l0' ou track soe b1 No. Red AT Soc In sors. srase-
'.cLansrd- Sales ~cnc: 4!A0 bu \ II Spring III s:e III
c,c; 81 bu do II Sc 1u sto do II slc ts-et
~ bass do sue Track; ls" tu 20. sp !sE ln t. =
Sc III scEe 4h ebu do Ut eG I: tn ttoe o. tu TO II f
L. sors 10 Dua l;.jcctsd u S. IN stort.
C0AS-kccips A.ts3 ha !; sh ppa3. fa.ss9 bu. Nxw-
Dull atd i Il uwcr S.lc,wrfe: 5ot.bu NJ. al s:c1n
.sutc: 6oe0bl d. &c lu, re: Gears pr
.nt1ack c.r choice do At S: track cE al NC lie
!vered o.o-lu Eoct ceuanA - Is we'e: 100 tu Nc.
ti cs2 In ttus 20 Ut d. al &C IN aosc; s bu No..
6-cl,st ta 80 tn co ii SC n torr.
bATo-keeepss. 50 bd: sht. ped s.33: In. Nayke;
Quiet S4l I'D bu Canal 3oc a6uat a049 Lu
80. 1t ~ Ia tore; .0 Al Ut In ore 5u lie.
iec'e d.. eSxe in .su'c.
RYE -l<srrlp I'll bn: sh!p7ed, e:cobu. M1,ket iel
.ssscn'as saes wese: Nv Lu Nc. Il &c in s:oEs
~ au i, SIC in stnsc. II ae. at6:c tack.
nAKttf-Rce !p'. a:4s III; ai.'Its. 7.ecu In. Mr..
-. dull AID drsx. s.ea ~ bu So.l al :se In
sure I}utLlc3 Cupc. do ii 5.ks on A1 tn No.
". oa1r-ck.
l1tGHw1 >Es-n.ce celpx :1t .l:. Market quiet. Ea!sJ
~ess: ,o1 hs1s II :s:; 70 bs At Go si:.
AtCOIlvL-4sxAe fxtl.
MES iuGK-S.u.[nai .. et4a,4-so; Ex:n hetry
bid, 4la SOS 3LD
MESS BEEf-S-n!nal At s:.oasato; E1:r, Ne.t.
asv)4t0te.
LAkU->omlna' at l:c.
Tall. WI I'd .a7nl and nsn 1t 1oGil0x'.
HIDE -Kreslpt-. 5t.4a6 -. N.ract tc1yy aud dn..
III te1ay ih4 70. owing range & qu9:4! NJ
aeea. tk3' X; Gr..a sa:s-d. s4's:, Dy Fiat. .sA1
sH,
,LEDs-R...tp.. li,1., III T1so.n7-Qa1st. t.ks
Il IT. sd al s:'H: - bag so~a At sle Is oas. n =.
l:.':K. Clossa-1 hlks 50 i: sa.s. ArscAA.AS
sr.k.-i,b. IL t:H:: = L.. hoce II ;3c.
furAi0Es-sse4!y 1t 313i1t f.E sooi t, Primo NJ
sa4nnuckA
1t .TER-9t.nz a,.!n Da:tes It l.x:; D..:y In s,od
i a nd Vi Gid:
tGis-lu ~ VI dt,a7at with ts!:t 1T &c PC. deg.
roULrKT-tsve clef=n,, si.s3l-s1 pr dcz Live
IT. ksy-.ie.Irn.
GKuuu CoR<-stsns saed al <lto pr toa.
DRESSED uojS-K.ce vol. ~. sal-s to day wc7c !:
ohoS. l., ns vi s5oe .;ho.s .oo NJ u ti.:. Ex-
It. Hwy. 4s AA4tt.;s.
LIVE slo :I-aee.lp:s u. sHraa.'A 81 ea,s ea'te, :.
!. ho4. d sh.s2. 7h sn-sse Ia, been quito use er
t.'sl. q i"ss 4: .e"serl.ys ps.ess. 0as TO- VI
ht p~a. AID ri :q1p r h..d.
, 1859-11-14

l. ABLE RAJ E4rATk --SasIek - hrrtty K.stn thas
*hs5<RA Reuben t:s~xEare ~ uItA hlA uE auo IL In
T. Russell AMI Mary j. ht. wife ny er trItata Us. j m
Tru4t. sx<crttt TT i1si LAY II 1aly a. D. ia an Re-
Coo. County ls-e.fds. d1 10 NE he 1.
Nne,t - isrttx !- premises Lid rat~ brte ..{er
ad-s1G " :ent~ tht - sheht oF ths re- Tuuu.
ssf1 bail hu:li- a.l T. lit: uoii3l. aud - ~. ac-
S"d NJ E"thr te:h u aA Gie=~ .tA aa.1 u tci. 70
tf"MsS 9udksntIt N.ts<. tay 4Ll% nu .Is Ll .aY
- 'af y. !ss9 to r. Il LA .Ics vita % 81 csLf
*.f~ e. ~ a.1i t7'e u %Aih fr,ss Le..i s1txuGsi
4:t."tne Nh dAT u the n..1th ~ 1aEt A.s1.
u~ tn"f"red tsn! u.s:AE l.1i- in p1Y paept
y. sts .t"E ni !. hereby xTeh Ill p-ao"@ LITER
t~tu tIas 1r!leat1u E1v her nl.. TIE .ek2t
aouff u HGt hIes "eHeninn+.! sslA Of sd
p'siss Tat ahsll FaeH ~. the eighth tly No
sSinhe' next er".nK II ten oerek by virtue The
power aaI ifhuFty Conferred ups. e by aid Deed Of
Trust, !'f f.T ss 1n'a rr u ns hrs, hdtr e4.h
Il 1s1s Aott lI~stf tie 9 INT u,v the civ Of - ea
IT, this p-ns-t deftt n 1,t l'red Or 1ru, - :sltws.
-fs of"o!ot numtsr fuityxxht lst In Il CaralT,u.
tfes Sun1lsLaa VI sxet:sn IL. &own.hp thy-
nne sa no'ta range t,a<sa ~, rut ot ,< Bird prH.
eta5 ntn'a II sAe ely u htc.l. ahd suan4I<d io
u"t: II p1lit 10 tn ceaffs Of 1&A q. two
hunse,, M thirty one fst; wet # a essi line Of SECTION
sven aaresd. r4hnk us4es aauIx the ee4ste cf
sai street. n~ ,t, ,aa e. ""nh ae pral,a
"h the ta Ne at SAIL cfut 20 The 1tnifq u asd
out ct fonye1sat not'h ;. 'outn tte.es .aA i.ns
ise ~e.t as Of ea:c<I .ni q y Ch-iieA GanG4 10
Wn H'!x<. thence .suta on a7d Hn;9. lte +, u
paet Of b. ginning.
Eight Hundred and Fny.S:a.
, 1859-11-14

Fta TKlrctAru.} NV iotk. Nor. L. 1s:s
Fiotn-A.,ye AMI 10 1lsc tc;t.1- S4.es iuy hi. At
Al9 u o super sta'r. &sG: 20 ss-ie: d
y iaf rsup s:tt'n. ~ ST. anfty 20 !. "a H.
phE b;a4 Ata t+A,td h-. Guo RI hk lnuy ss&n
Atl ls.l lirs3. th1 nd III ns.u r. &al,
w. lrl' = : ssa s.A eor is'v. IL ch. ".x'r!.
9xAfv hxt tc b.r .o1 in so4 cal tr. dtnsnA
W +. "a 4 49,, and h'esEo sYhc 70 A'st .. r1r.'c
quill aud a4. cd CO j very -arr ard nF.n sA::.
IT." '1rh y, NJ ota1a3f for Low. Tlee no mixed
u EnAk,t.
Itov s*:Ss.Ps cu and heavy. sAies t.aoh:. u Is
Elr~.. 81 ~ p5n Fcei NJ Ady. Bales - lf u .
rs Nv pE.a"; g = to4as AtS:.,, d and
ia< t'A7 l.res. Eerf hsn
d-. s. III r44 .uic"4I&.l utuIt-
tai, $40 2s'o; t'ae Ee.aF s.les Il lruxes II
uluats t1 pectnsf md ia uarr. t+ive ed .. 9A
1xru ee:4<s &.skr t+9 btlA II ICk luxe Hattef IL
.ids seq'e far 'ih!o aud lssI4c ls Sta q.
4nf Ete k4A4.<-
7ocKs tie Second roa,d pitts wcrs r.he, hitter,
chi Kees t>'and. OK 9a'ess A'ea:o. ~: nj,
ptt ten'1a,6 X; P1nsbs& -S-osv: rlth peeitstxa.
81 r4.l6e Nal tx; t4ie, 1T t"'rt+.,1k-
, 1859-11-14

As~ - LIZ - A4AbIs - " &lETEA$.
Ge"'*- \. Ill, ~ md ann, ~ G.>s. hi. wife. on
hveIed ~ u. usdtr4xDs rk >ktnne-, ne Uttt
II Fl,t !" that lte le >, ". c1lts
~ stusc tie vH-ht thousand tllk4rs arcrd " 10
ts'eh'F ana tat u 'Nn eeIia1u hi cf rxchli
orr1 trust ~ e'c,t r ., IT. lie enr eee s1. In
a'd oF ta. s'1H1t, tss la ill., slate Ut ln; N ia
ftna5 of My. \. u T.: Lid rsrvt.r.t l.. tonk M.
= Of ltrs p1xr 1.o &c Is rt3e In The tt,itAse
tF1"s aId wht rtat t. flait has been a.e hr The tad
Gs'f q bis to prs,tt ias 4.i b. ot ex.
tnnt t. .iss 81 she i /: lsy< IL. In +ad
bills u ex-h.s r. rkal r. III :. II -Iu ;,,% or e.
A-i h:.s u AID tie Il: wh..y tuo
aHu nnfa4lu. at! xEsns std der If tn j,
1fhe~te An tnhan:4h by 1rsfaa ue.I nv. yalts
VILE, IL tlr rad MNx >k:nt.tt ,xL:rl, >,I- 'dr.i
bears dAtr thr tx-ny tfh tsy ~ Mav a. I, l.:~ a!I
-. 10 d'..l fur rr.sI in sae IL ord~rr Uni . IL Aua
~ ilt t.,ty u '~.s aItl. A*l twskI, in. daY
n 1uHr a. H. IT,. asd Gositi ok ~tt:. 40 l;1
'.&e 5ls - ~ The Isectn!er4 errftHcne n.
1t.r4 81 tie 'eA II ~Al dte'. ANU whe1e... III legal
Hst.' s-;l w.. p:"sn.-s r~iitLr. IL. satu dss4 u 1s
naIt- .ts.+tI -" ~
n"~. l. Lac .a.t MAsk Skinner, IL hereby give
taid d. vt. Size twr!nh dxy VI Sus.tn.<r A. u,
y ,. r,t II :i ","n Al the N."tll arr Tie Court
A"iss t!' .. ttt-.E, In the elluty nf Cook aud
state Of lni. i!- h'xr.t 4er cl.h the fu o~Itr
th~ e1attt 1t and $tIc If .!lais sni known and
tt.t!nxu-Eta. .lnx tac West ''ty to- aces nf ,ha
NS7a hlf Of the E.st bL+ 0f Il : Ssrh~ess aus31.r
4" .cs TIA fnefa li:' H. ras:n .e!sv .a,} Nnnh In
t.!srs:n tLp II tn. shi1d psi., netian To-
Tier iii ai The lrr-tLt1u. si.t aktufte-
rsnt ~ E+rruhu b.unLls. as Ill htrut aaI sin.tf u
re e"Ft'' e." the gtn:ars urd In &au d&xts Of Gunrey-
ziL1tkAt. -
oes1x'd MARX SKINNER rrns...
, 1859-11-14

BY TE1HoKAfn.1 RrfTAta Elv- IL.
F1ous-ln node1ste demand and sua:y. saies leo
GtAfx-Wh4st y:e h-.'eT. Es1es 90 n En.3 Chessn
sp-.nx tia; snos hn Cams T. Oh a 500: HOO
bu NI4%.Lk4 Elnu Il an lG01 bu kad Nl:ElE4n
8'.'BAi ~. Uther EEtrA Que:.
y MMI.&s-. eulinzf It 41c.
1xroE71-;Ol dsn1, lco:o bn Wheat. 500 bu easn.
y W ssat-. i3iE0 ba b-ticf-
ExrcxrI- hf(s Nv, Is 90 In Ehe,t 1:QQ In e1tp
, 1859-11-14
COLLEGEOFPUAR,

~ AACY-Ih~ hrse Annual Coura os l~seus. VII
esnenco ~eaa.s'"7 evening, Nov slh a.ai r,,tt pvv
twents = ~: Esk.nn!Hv.z b!.ury ii r. rot.
fE.xe.9r :. SGnmont u. D rfaE NA7.alA Mz4WA
y ~ n* M sll.sT.d M sss tay ~ Al ~ Iao .so1y
q - Meak toia - Iha !sc RI. r:naty aud
A3ena Aedtsa will ht dGyer u tl- Hall OF BIyant csU
:. stat4a celless A.:d4y and i etn
esy+s ~ feEsonsa% nnE tu.r !'hs
Tsfasy ate - ey Gasirx he Pri* r. ~. ous
sa Fr~tssAoaa each. tsN t"stur kar iaItieusss ~
FT0 J. y. tA1N \, ~scy-
pti.a5os 10.