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Il. w. Thomas g. Co.,
No. Methodist Block, Corner Clark
and Washington ST.


T OTIS FOL: sALE !, I e.: AT LAKE
TIC 1ot. belonging IL LIND tNiH EEs1Ti. a''d E"~
r,4t far rail- sre:lt fr"4e inducements to Icr@o4s
wishing s1jrt tl ca.t.Et 81 country lite within III taFs
ndr If tue t'iiy"f thG4E".
They ur oc.1, y. Lax, Fnrci m the wr-. E II Lake
Michigan etv. ,r f,itEr t,-t 4tvp tht lc'ei o! tl'c
Lake a41 twe:y-iS H4vs or:t from thtrln. "a hfha
tides II tlc l'iGago and Milwaukee ln:l'+. absA IN
isayEa asl ustss -,t.ags AID tutus trausis Ill; H. 'h
opinion uf tet ysic!a,s Tie advantages i"F hfsi'!fh
resort t.ictrr tu s exceeded bE aE5 H tie
elptc ut lit ttle Western r"ut.try- .
i n. A,=sttny building ttie rErJ a.anry dtIa1tncE q
I.lnd ntrEr} LIS bttI erected tr :>: r:Hu. All +
u,w iu suc44eiu OPERATION III clr, IF = r. ME:er l. ~
A Passenger IIeTnt. *fht ard nl'fe than dlzen
dwellings hast Lt..t escr,rti w5i, tt [a,t yGar,
In addition IL III. regular tHr'nEh trains al accitlut"it.
tiun train tki.g IIG,tgcts ct1uaf!Gn tcAtt. II sA
the fp.a fasr Chicago evening d RETURNS r.
cry tu,1!ne titus atnEs. :nc-s opportunity u
sdcu the tav in til. city anu l@ with their fani!t- II Is
xal hotel hlssr. n;rncd and in successful operation
fur sl1Tr than YEAR iaAt.
The Lake Fure>t -rat!u have aln few Its mostly
fnr taiIg purn.*s yit. t1lr t"wr containing Eotl'
three tlch which will Ge sv II rrou.Ihr rlcc-4
and lsu1 tint. :,
TIE .utcritrI aE wit:t t a~t y-lc. s'i f:rr twelve
thpu>lsd dollas. worth Il. the la.ls ni'lEE I" the L.
vc.sitv uud Association anh JrE-* IN II fr,s sl'sc lots
tn PERSONS who wish teu fr insustlate improvement at
cc!tI1tun. .,1.
Fur further particular, apply tn tcr la@e M g N'
n:tn adtrl-s lin through the i':t tat1 is'1
w. Chicago, 1nlnui4. FEIER l1dE- 4acetit.
HFt EnI
, 1859-05-21
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
-D1-
S.H. Kerfoot & Co.,
90 - Dearborn-St. ~- 81
Next Door to the Post OEicc.

No. 4Se- fret fnn. hy Il. frtt .cr] alley 70 fft
wide, IN Prairie a,clur, liz. city -. ct Mr.,
C.Aris sr-li:utH. lA'. ha- an east ttuEt and Is
very desirable. !'s:tr *i,..'t. oa time.
Su 411-lA feet front By l.: feat deep on t'!cE strerf.
between Wa-l!!n:-;nu aud M.'ls"n. ! :!- j.
situated q first class Et,!EhaIl4.' +ti Will
he sid in -tl1 lots. Price ~ Ivr iHt. "a
CANAL TINE.
49, 4al-Hrick IIu,sc lot Sort! 1ac s:r.t Ee4r
Ls4k sI1ect. with brink !r41ls- Nc. This h.'I-e s
vel! finished a,ld cr'itaNla ';4!, WNsr. Marble
M4rsles, Nc.. Ac. Fric: 4'ss-H c1sa. haanee
iii and twu Year,. With i pit ecnt :ttenst.
No. ss9-sG feet by 10l fec: n,hvast cnr.cr II! Aber
deem aud Tylrr strrt.s. lrcc &l,YN+ cash.
$40, 900.
No 441-A finely located Fc ilorE " Eight ssntr. no*
Iree Md "a Easy ttr1.s tn reTson acAit1hk
10 uElks 4 purchase to thi. attI1nnt wr tzAu r.
cu1ituend thl. property a>7eF} drsfat'e
.l..4J pitcr of Property i, northeast c"r!!cr n
Ca1al iI1 Twelfth stterts c1i In purchased F4t<i
CHEAP. II Ia. 205 feet Twelfth street and liJ teet IN
Ca1a1 street.
=. Ill, 4%erfOOt s. Co.,
No. S2......Dearborn Strcct.-....No. 81
, 1859-05-21

T AXE SHORE SUMNER RE
L t,c.t-NEYSOIDs HOUSE Evanston, III.
IfeArd or the aoe tea'tt portion Of thr sLorca Of
Ias Mss sn2g. a g. E9T fs 4 tSm chsa6p o,a On
u txp!y iote rttcd u2 In comfortable mariner with
csmn'od.o9. er"nnd' at:ashed :na Is ~ III IL appointments
in the ornr wLe7 they hnd the confufts Of aH
claas 94itt 't! Tx pure HtlosihtIc. bea'.h a,s5
beautiful foliage. and lie facilities fus ltstLog rende5 This
Of the moss delightful FftFea1s IN the county, tbs
hou~ Il npw e-a aud 'ders te public ea1 NaiNent "
H4tt1aneJ Il accommodation, ..-
- ~~. G. n. C0oK. Proprietor.
n pricee noanate 10 suit tn tmn. Hl}33Fx
, 1859-05-21

(Fron. tie New York Ledrcr-'
hh,-whf, hut Of 18th marscl.ei why
Thr eI1ds whn ru!r above
sshhuIu t'tr permit the young to dir.
The Old 10 f.! Ii: ss,yv..
Ah:-why should ha;.e:s l.unlan kind
ltc PUNISHED OUT ii sIls"u?
I'ray i.strn. aid PERHAPS t'n!'ll find
afy rhyme rl4l glrc the r.:lseu-
DEATH. *trtt!i:Hs out u1.t Summers t!ay,
Mhta,urs,. with III. sl'a-:.'"-;
AI.I, gathering in u.rs7y %ay.
I'rntn,.sl vfla.I<e IT arEuwa.
::"-qunih ECFIn-''f .uErsr
Tne uuterc.t E1nr u! tfTnrn:
For 80, she King 1t He4t.s will ts,:
And III IL k1i: Of I'cTurs"
Anttao tu:.s dag --alas tlle t1a:-
That multiplied ts.r.r :4.1>:
Each frtHn thu nthfF Er'rt' away
4 tuEt!ttu rf f.I+ darts -
And ,ll.t explains h: reae"n why,
l,ea;t:c tie gods a!'dIt.
T!e ys,,,:.t :.s:. "t,.s. DIR .t!v.l t" die:
Tit o.. t. fl lii it:t:
, 1859-05-21
aaress & Trihtt11f.
JOB PRINTING.

TlsPara Axp TstnrsE OzTvEla Prepared - execute -
aAs notice. srs variety VI Jsk Printing 10 Tic Nay
nka md at s< LiFlQ Prises Particular attepsls1
E1veut the rr:ntln.sf
HI.lNssa CAEpa LITTER 1IEAHk KHL HEAra4
RkcE1rTt, 4us1EIA+ ptnGRAAkN+
fAMrnLE7N. E1kcu14Ak4 tHKCkt.
2lASx NQTEa, 1AEKi1, TlEkK11.
EEpRiNTING IN C0LOKS Al
IL Ill III varieties t*na lu beautiful 4yls ach At 1podess
rates. An e1aEnaaz II spee..as and pTes i srsice:
fully invited
eBorieozn the esun:ry prsnptlY hllea and AID sat
louety exrlss4.
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plumbers,

DLUMBiNG IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No 16 Sharp street, doors south Of
man street. Ialtimore Keeps constantly hand
Sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams,
WIS Mts CofetS f Lad PRS Sheet lead Zine WASH BA
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK punctually attended to the reasonable
terms
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TermsUnder 800 cash. in bankabe money over sID0 six
months credit for approved endorsed negotiable notes pay
able IN Baltimore. +. W. BENNETT a co,
mhI2
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4nblit Sales.
BY GIBSON & On.

G REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
Raj;, The subscribers, in addition to their regular At;
Sales will hereafter give particular attention ~ ID
EATE SALES OF REAL ESTATE, FIRST CLASS Nv 81 -
LING H3TsES LOTS Of GROUND, FARMS, C6tNTfR
GIBSON & CO.
fell-tf No. N Charles street
BY SAMUEL III. COVER
S..a.> VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
%.iii NEAR THE FREDERICK ROAD,
~ AT AUCTION.
The of this property having removed to the CITY
win sell on TT ESDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th, at !
o'clock at the Exchange Saesroom 10 South Gay street. all
the f2 T described 0 SH yaTf9e E9EReFFy VIZ
road leading from Gainesville and Frankntown, and
the old Frederick road containing about So and ad
JOINS the land of Messrs 1hCma ElcOt and Gibson Co
The i'm provements consist Of Frame DWELLING, two
houses.
There is upon the LAND an APPLE ORCHARD, in full
bearing together with great variety of other Fruit &c
sale peremptory. Terms cash.
~ For private sale till the 18th inst
mh9-ts " No i 81 Ba IaGouTres Street
o. ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Under an
ii order of the Orphans Court Baltimore City the
undersigned, administrator, will at public sale
AT the premises hereinafter mentioned on I'll ESDAY The
18th day of March, 1852 at o'clock p NJ: '''
ALL THAT GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore CITY
having front of twenty feet Holiday Street with
depth OF eighty and an half feet Pleasant street I'm.
proved bya TWOSTORY BRICK DWELLING AND STORE
at the corner twostory Brick Dwelling adjoining on IIOi
day street and twostory and attic Brick Dwelling on
Pleasant street The whole subject an annual ground
of fifty dollars payable half yearly the first of llama
Terms of sale Onethird cash. and the balance in six and
bic. T PARKIN SCOTT f'
Administrator of Patrick King, decd
mhlleotS : ii. GOV Err, AuctiOuprr
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gunbtr.

Jus. I1DMAS q sun,
felT-h corner Park and Clay streets
r UMBER! LUMBER!!
IL NEW NUMBERING ESTABLISHMENT.
Retail Yard No ~ West Falls Avenue; yard, south of
Pratt Street Bridge, Baltimore Nd.
We would respectfully call the attention friends
the public generally large of WHITE PINE
LUMBER, consisting of Framing, and all kinds of White
Pine Also Ilemlock, Framing, Fencing, and Flooring;
White and Yellow Pine Flooring Shingles aths Pickets
&c We prepared furnish orders wholesale retail
with dispatch, the accommodating terms,
our Lumber direct from large manufacturing establish
ment-Beaver Mills, Centre county, Pa.
nl9-tf EDWARD TURNER 4 co
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fe22-e0d 18TH 10Th, 18th NH. No 81 Baltimore st
VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY ON FORT
AVENUE.

property, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on Fort avenue
adjoining the property the west of the late William Bod
The Lot fronts the 62 feet and running south to
the fort warden line, containing eleven and
perches of land, and six two roods and thirty
perches OF water making in all acres
and thrynine perches The above lot being Nos
on the plat The whole lot being subject ground
$3.50, which can be extnguished in 1868 by giving thirty
days motto" to the lessor.
Terms of saeOne third cash. balance in one two and
three years, with interest and security.
a plat can be my store.
SAMI. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
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AGrifnltnraI.
EUANO! GUANO!!
W PERUVIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
WHITE MEXICAN,
NANASSA.

GUANO! GUANO!!
W PERUVIAN.
no>.u ,,,.-n ''' q ,'. a BROWN MEXICAN,
BONE DUET 6SETaERc,s srprRpuosru,rr
all Of the best best quality for sale in lots to suit AK lowest
mh8r '' Honrsworth street. near ne Ptt St Wharf
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LME.-lOO bbls.
oMchell CrossdalS superior article. to which we
rsspecuy call the attention of the trade We can supply
81 Exchange fiace. f ta5tfN
4 PERUVIAN GUANO.-Of direct imporla-
tHn and in prime order liberal discount to C?mm
mhid
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
fHS T. good barrels for sale by MACDONALD a5 6Ff
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (BROWN. Very
Ar t Phosphate Of Lime containing 20 cent
For Ss, sale in bulk or bbs by j. &F TT RNERs
lelga AZ Pratt street. Bait
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHITE AND
Abi0M BIN bulk or bbls, containing from 60 per
By phosphate OF Lime sT y rf SifG less
Ielg-u ~ Pratt street
DOR THE SOUTH.-No. l PERUVIAN
Il GuANO furnished those having orders from Virginia
t,o.t ' J. j. & F. TURNER
DERUVlAN GUANO.-1, 900 tons No. l Peru
n Wan Gnano now discaTgng from vessels direct from
to
suit liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
ana Clubs purchasing lots offs tons or upwards NAL
CON co, Wood street BOwly's wharf. felO-tf
DURE GROUND BONES.
THE BEST AND MOST ENDURING FERTILIZER
always m large supply at the very M oE EF FgEe
ja2stf NJ VI: 1 Fxcha n D9 Place
GUANo GUANol
~ NEVASSA GUANO
WIN. F. MURDOCH,
Agent, \ o. IS Exchange Place.
am now prepared to sell the following Phosphatic
"H nNtS to the trade and farmers.
BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA 7NlTS5 per cent hone
phosphate of Lime. - ~ e
Also WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN.
d23-tf " 1870 ~ '-N'O-'-''
MILNOR 4 CURTIS,
1VI COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DEALERS IN
GU1NOS FIELD SEEDS dc,
No % LOMBARD STREET,
Baltimore.
lLlDral advances made on consignment. ocf-tf
EUANOl GUANOl-2OO tons tsBrown Next
lime, for sale by WM + NIfR60CfU ~ VI
anZhu ; Ollonnells wharf
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.-The subscri-
hers as agents for owners offer for lease on tav-
9ranie terms, / W o desirable first class LOT s an
L5AAxALE STREEr-one at the corner of Grundy street
adjoining the residence of Mr. n MontSaat and the other
of $50 feet. 49, '' WIN " N'Pti'
Also, number Of desirable LOTS on GRUMPY BOLTON
and GARDEN STREETS, between Townsend and McAechen
pr"vementS Eutaw Square - " "
For terms and other particulars applyto
e. GIBSON x co,
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Gus fitting.

OF'| q 6Ft61Fy.
GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES.
~ JOHN RODGERS 4 son,
FIRE ENGINE BUILDERS d. Ma CHIyISTS,
No. As HIGH STREET,
Have connected with their business, that of
GAS FITTING,
In all its varieties PIPE introduced into Public or Private
buildings and FIXTURES of every style furnished at
shortest notice. They respectfully solicit share of public
n. B.-Particuar attention given orders from the
[ Ic-n..
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G0atati0n,
dAants.

w ANTED.-S5,O 900 on good Farm, worth
w $4,000, for three five ten years Call on r. W
hAolN No 6l fayete street near st Paul St mhll-6t
WANTED.-lS TO 30 ACRES OF LAND, low
price, with the usual but very plain improy emens
within seven miles of this city Inquire at % East Baltimore
street mhl0-tf*
WANTED.-BY A GENTLEMAN OF IN
questionable character situation in a LAWY Frs
ofFiCE; Ranking House. in Mercantile Establish
dneht would render himself generally useful Could in
nence trade IN business Address j. O. A. j., Of
Refers to Garfield Bro. & Co, Armstrong 4 Berry, s D.
I9nlbourn, Esq, Hon. W. s. Waters, Hon j. c. Groome
Elkton, Md, Hon j u. Jones' Princess Anne Md mh72w
WANTED.-A PARTNER WITH A CAPT-
" tai fSlOO i'll Commission Manufactured Tobacco
Office 800 " ,nbI ,e
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BY CANNON 4 MATTHEW'S.

ffTsr TRUSTEES SALE.-The subcribers as
#i Trustees of ROBERT HOWARD will offer at public
sale at the Exchange sales ROOM in the city of Balti
more on THL RSDAG, the 18th day of March, o'clock:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, begin.
ming on the south side Of Franklin street. thirty feet
from Paca street and running thence Franklin
twenty feet six inches with depth of egyone feet
with the improvements consisting of large threestOry
BRICK DIV ELLlNG, with large back building Subject
an annual ground rent of s23 payable hafyeay first
january and July, and redeemable at pleasure.
Terms-One third cash. and the balance and twelve
months, with interest and security.
WM. H. BROWN, and
j. MALCOLM, Trustees
fe243aw6dS CANNON & MATTIIE WS. Auct'r4
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+ l N A N c l., DO.
FEW YORK, Fri tsy, Ooe. -

NEW YORK, Fri ~, o. -
Tie fndere'des, Sy~,erday, hes ths following
pport u the market 80 Tho in,portstions srs very
lar the advanced 7erod Of the season, sad indi-
cate large surplus Of ods In Europe, sens on hith
for sale. Yet large part q the importst.eas bsvs
been sold at Il ss and the remttances viii be for
actual rtturps q sale. Tho salss q the wsek have
bten almost wholly eorassd TO those Of suction. rAs
season Is closing upon . very active market, ba, -
low, and In many csres st Ssing or unremunsrskvs
prices, with large remsndcr stocks Of many dsscnp-
lions, including fancy Even wooden goods Of Bsl-
sian and British makes Of heavy kinds, arc ssling
at great reduction. 9hswls sre the most sOtivs q
wholesale. Some spiins goods sze arriving 70 orisr.
The esdh jobbers he o~ewr, are doing large buss-
In seAsonAble gooda prncipsly TO the city ssS
nearby trade, the circle of which Ia e,tsnsiss. DE-
mestic goods duh, f,r the most part, aud prices
Of staple oottons essler, though many mills are
working 10 order for future deliveries There d ooa-
siderable demand for goods 10 export b South Ams-
rica, Cslifornis and Chi.s. In prints littas moss
has been doing, but - ssms rdootaoa In prios %
the less desirsbls styles. Dslai,ss dun. Ksnov
csssimers are In moderate request, but o,o&As sD
not active. The SEASON hss been . vay snspsoiso
enc FOR both producers end dealers, sa,ss bsi.g
large and lucrative, without any undue stimui.s
Of overtradlng, except In few insanos
Tho interest coupons Of ths second mostgass bcoAs
Of the Central Railroad a New Jersey, viii b psal
the 1st Of November, n the ooe Of the company,
90 Wall street t-Jons T. HiLt, Esq having REIGN
Cd the cssbiership Of tho bank Of New jersey, -
New Brunswiok, the vacancy has been nIisd By ~
election of IsnAEL n. yoosurrs, Esq.-The NassA
and Lowell Railroad has declared dividend q Z pr
cent, payable November lst.-Ths Concord (hassl
Railroad hss declared \ semi annual diyidend a 4
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Desperate Anray.

The New Orleans Picdyune, Of Oct. 22, gives
the following sccoont Of desperate fight which
occurred between Judge CuLIoM and W. u.
LAWS, in the streets Of Marksyille, La.
the District Court, Judge T. NoErH CuLLoM came
down into the courthouse yard. W. b, LEwiSE O.,
was staLdlng few psces from tbs court house, con.
stepped closely up AZ to him, smuItansousiy taxing
brief out Of his side pocket, and addressing Mr. L.
ttus' "Mr. LEwIs, here Is . brief written by you In
against tho kEILKu BRoIkEs, In which you have used
very sbusye Ard insulting language concerning mo.
personally and without prJvocston. Now, desire ~
know you have any apologies 10 onor mo for doing
=" Amer q very Row words, In which Mr. L.
gave satisfactory reply, the Judge gave him tre-
IaeIdous slap In the face with his own hand. 1T
tie scuiile ensued, but nothing important done
by eitLsr psrty. On wednesday morning, 18TH Inst,
MfssTs. EDwARD T. LAWS, sou OF w. II. LEWIS, and
Jons q. LAWS, nephew, rode into town Ut an
ly hour. The Judge Iaw teen ride In, aud imme-
dAtey diyinsd the objtct Of their visit II was soon
rmor,d d sbout tho streots that these young mon,
b tn m'obers u the Bar st Alexandria, would
u axe ~ attack on Judge cguoM Af'ertse adjourn;
Mt Of the Court, Judge CuLLon, armed, tsyorse cd
the streats Of Msrksvlle for two hours oncc OF
twl within some 10 f.st d tie gentlemen by whom
he expected to be attacked. Al ats hour they sent
him esssge to oct than the open street. fo
i d, ,sin 10 know whether he should como armed
/ or without weapons. They asked time for their
answer Subsequently one of them approached
nearly opposite the place where the Judge slf.
ting, aud requested hin 10 few yards up the
i street, as he Was shielded by two horses The
ho,sts were % hnslly taken away BY some one, whet
shot, and brisk COT test was kept up for some tim,
between the two, until Mr.. LEwls he'd hrd hi
seventh shot. Al this moment, Judge CULLoA's ps
tol being exhausted, some one gave him a walsing
stick, which proved 10 contain small gum and with
this the Judge hred shot which took effect In the
body Of Mr.. LswIs, whom the contest ended AI
and his opporsnts were hell 70 bail, on charge Of
assault with ineent 10 kin, In the sum Of $1,000
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him leose to die. A correspondent Of tho Brosker
yosohon gives tho following intyesting sequel
10 the narrative:
A I live within Is miles of that place, aud know
the unhappy man well, II may be interest sa 10 your
nunserous rsadsrs b learn the sequel Of tN fearful
snd bloody event. II seems that ater the Indtsns
bed got his sln, poor HArHss felt faint, suffer.
ed god deal Of patB, - wss very nstira. oas q
his scmpanions, IN . spirit Of compassion, osere
the Indians . keg Of whisky for the - In,
which the ~vsges pror px y scvepfed. Another CON
buted boz OF Bunys III hesisaG - 70, With which
they ano.ntsd their aaysd friend, and then drew Cn
his Il y again. The ls,sst we hsvc heard frou tho
POOR nan Is that "the n in hsd boot root" and he
o. doing well. In the hurry u rep scipg II, how
ever his face WIS unfortunately ~ tho wrong 10y,
thst ho viii entirely ose the Of his nose which
nov shows itsef on the hack ~ his heof NsvcrtheL
-, the 10 In good spirts, and s.ys that II he
finds inconvenient, he can east overhaul tho red
skins again, get skinned snd then hs will te par
ticular TO haze the mistake corrected. Trusting
this noss 1om the aayed an will relieve thu "n,r-
rors" 9TH vhicn your rcsjerI must has perised
the irst account Of his misfortune, sn, slr, truly
vcTirN.
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serpc Of n Fugitive slave.

A dispatch from Ottawa, Ill. dated 20tA inst,
says;
A fugitive slsvr, belonging to Mr.. RIcuAsp Pun
Lire, OF Missouri, wN 10 day rescued by proneut
Republicans of this city, FROM the nltcd states
Deputy Marshal for tho Southern district of Illinois,
In presence nf He, ,. ID. CAIoS, Chief Iustlc ., his
chambers. TIE shave WAS brought frnm uuicu e..
before the Judge . writ of hsbes- corpus. J.
n AlnaIahT, Deputy Marshal, claimed 10 hold
him under = writ issued by the 4. =. Com.
missioner OF " the Suuthein district f tlli-
NODE, under the fugitive Save law. The pris-
oner WAS remanded, and Just tho Judge
had finished making out tho order, and before he
had left the room, O ovid rushed upon the Msrsha
forcibly took the fugitive, aud hurried him into =
close carriage prcpard for the occasion. Tbs team
went out 81 town en- q tun, with crowd folio wing
hooting and yelling. no Chic Justice, after giving
his decision, ade remarks 10 the cro sd sta
ting that atht ugh th lrsympsthes might be aroused
In behalf of the prisoner no hoped, out Of respect 10
himself. his friends and ntighbors would not at.
tempt TO violate any law that be would regret to be
made tho unwilling instrnment Of bringing pesson
. writ OF habeas corpus into q place whore the
law could not be eSecu'-d. His personal request,
and the ma sty of th, aN, were, nevertheless, alike
dlsngard,d
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L.Rcs quantities Of mscksssl have b,s. t.l..
10 the wcirs md seinss ct Bar Hsrbor, Edso.
Me-, says the Enswoth Amwicon, within the
past week. EvWy ~, woman and chSH Z
engaged In taking care % aehsm, and havs IN
thsy can do. As many - FIVE barrels Of lsrp,
porgy net.
a, M ~. Paul Pio-cr says, f tbs failure cr
the bas Of the State Of Minnesota and a the
excitement caused thsrsby, The rsssou a.
signed for this action Ia me susp>nsioc - 1s.,s-
correspondents, and the Consequent rsturn o.
them Of protested drafts II Is understsod thst
the owners Of this Bank orc responsible q, a.
issues of the kicollet County Bank, located st
~. Peter. By the last report, the circulation a
The Bank OF the State was ,nly about e1i.O00.
t5securs which, thers are deposited In the ofiss
OF the Auditor o26.00O Of minnesota s per cent
bonds, which arc above par ct this timsin New
York. OF the kicollet County Bank there are
also 10000 Of notes In circulation, for tho re-
demItion of which, there e30. 90 In University
bonds dor osited with the Auditor. No fears are
entert ,ined bo the holders Of notss on eithsr q
these banks Of sustaining any loss.
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MAIL ITEMS, DO.

THK total number Of letters mailed at tho st
Louis post office during tho quarter sndisg Sept.
3Oth, was 61i.9i4.
BIsHor SouIE. OF the NJ. l.. Church South.
DIR. LYMpR Bxrc,,xp. and the Raw. Dr BaIcas
of Cincinnati ara ~ only survjvo,s ~ nm.
founders Of the American Dlbe society In 1916.
r., ux... =. v....l. ~. a. -
- x M I..s W VI i noii"
snd .,,,,s o \. ~. o -. s.',o''. - ..s ~, i"nS
ings In front Of the city q Cincinnati.
A GENTLEMAN residing In Psrish st. Mary,
La, and who claims 10 bs wsIl posted a. 10 she
sugar crop Of that State the present season, csi-
mates the entire ctop Of the State at 100000
hogsheads.
Tur 81. 7 ou,. y2.cvh;con NJ IN. ,6,b in.t
state. that An stfpmnt - msds . ~. night,
L.fors 70 Ioi, The Sts,a ss,i,as insti,",ion In
,h.t S,,v no .n sty,rt !" tnSn.i ,h.o,ah an.
,ncI thst scym. the Sourd.,;on N tho bu,ia;nr
Tie attempt was ub bsuccse sful.
T,,,.,, 4, Al. t.uu,, ,sN, Jo,,u uo,,v
p,.na,'..ina ~ 49,, Sn,yn, Ga,d.u Ph;i.d.,nhi.
,a,, Wv, nS ano.ron nPus LIN '"iI liz .imhs ,hts,'
.o' , III ..., ,Li..
Snn ~ ,in ~ tha nosa 20 ,hs All ~ ,h. ,ai,
I'm I'm. sa. " y. III inLs W J 'a ~, '. ""''
shu '"o"'y o's"' "s"'' "iou"" 'n' s"'"'
day, charged with maliciously breaking window
gla,s. While In the presence Of the Magistrate,
he used prof,no language. The Justice fined
him vi for the broken glass and 70 ana costs
Tor pr"anl,y-ths nnes NOT oe,ng forthcoming
no was scn' u P'isoh' oc''oa nun ''sh''
A COMPANY has recently been formed In Mo-
bile, Alabama, for the purpose Of fostering the
culture Of the grape. During the few months
Of their exist cnce as q company, they have pur-
chased eighty Iacres Of land, twenty Of which
have been planted with the Catawba graps. The
yiIes are growing IN most flourishinr manner.
ALEITnR from Bedford county, Tenn, ad-
dressed to the Postmaster Of st, Louis, states