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The Cheapest, Safetest and best Light
in Uscl
KEROSEN Il OIL

Wifi not explode, and is safer thri Candles.
HIER0SENE OIL gives light eleven thousan!
H& six hundred anl"SiXty-fuur Il l,GGl) times
mire intense than Sperm Oil.
TO produce the sane amount of light as from
one gdlion.uf Kerosetic Oh ut Sl,4O per gallon,
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LEGAL NOTICE-

LEGAL NOTICE.
WTAVING associated L0UD0N BUTLER, Esq,
It'll with me in the practice of the Law, the bu-
suess of my Office will hereafter he conducted in
the name of MAGRATII & BUTLER.
THOMAS p. MAGRATH,
Attorney at Law.
Oct II IF 4O
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hesitate Would You have had me do sof We're party
obligations political associations and principles TO be
sacrificed TO expediency abandoned TO fear OF an anti
slavery prejudice and its oaorY An abstract prejudice
of the kind doubtless honestly entertained by the masses
the North But prejudice should not be our solo gsde
of political action should not blind to constitutional
obligations should not enter Legislative assemblies
to control their action, courts To shape their
decisions. Yet all this and more the republicans
are seeking TO accomplish with it And the past
gives them reason 10 hope for success IN the fu-
ture. Compared with strength in tho past,
but few are left who sieadfastly maintain the con
sttution and the rights ii guarantees against this prcu
dice. Indiana and California were the only northern
States which at the recent elections showed majority
rising superior this prejudice II has been great po-
litical Juggcmaut crushing not its woshiPpors but
those who refuse to bow down 20 IT, and would stay It's
progress Many formerly of and with us, ntimida-
ted by the fate OF of their political associates, and
taking counsel from their fears of losing political position
by remaining with us their hope OF receiving political
reward by abandoning have deserted AS and are now
with those against whom they formerly stood shoulder 70
shoulder with Others preparing to follow, and
devsng issues and prctexts for so doing.
Though few cause Is country's Let us not ia
ter IN its defence We may eoayince the honest nassss
of opponents of their error, and with their aid
triumph hereafter heretofore, If must go down,
let il be in defence Of the compact of our fathers @
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SELLING OFF +! SELLING OFF,!
..rr- BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs, 1t
of every description, s~ tx
ladies, Misses, Youths, and Chiidreny st the
u -.--- IAplES SHOE lSTORE. h yNag .

No. IL Penn drctne hdprrn Sfh 0nd sfh ATtefs. q
all goods thereby possessing ms
nncad securing them first cost which,
tho purchaser Sur gaitcrs IN point OF m
bty and utility superiority all otbe
ana double hid and button CATERS 6e
Sc for er purchaser
Also long uter ladies and misses All selling on a as
onisling prices l. elhSh.
! 20--dtEebt@I u s..a NHgLT
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ADAME MENAGER, DE PARIS, II STREET,
N Ma .o5 eth maker and mlDer.
sne MEN l the tho ladies Wash
gon that Sic has oe al the above residence drcssmaking
millinery establishment w 9r eegnnve renned TASTE anu
latest Tarin styles has never been equaed IN
Washington, Careful attention given me making ol pau
general decorations OF "yS evening ie'
made in style and neancs msns roo'
everything connected with this department tasoiv pleIcu
department entirely OF the latcst imporH
tuls (per every stesmer) from Paris. ns E.Gg ,
Whatever Madame Mepagcr receive VIII be promptly
carefully executed.
several good workw wanted ~ ~ DccA-dlmhs
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Eight lines ess make longer sdysrsenens IN ssso
proportion payable Advertisements ordered
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per square Special notices chged dsxts
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" IMMELb H0uSE-llhs nice and commodious
IN comple'ed aud will be for tho re
eeIon the 23d inst This house will abound WITH COM
equal respect other y
The ha viii be supplied with the best Of all times have
Mr. " Campbel the house ne
well known 10 the travelling community The Kmmo House y
between - aud 9th the immediate
vicinity National Hotel the railroad depot
A. y. KIsTNIEII- Proprietor.
Nov Ia--lye Fs.I1 v. v. CAMPBELL, superintendent.
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GIGN OF THE GOLD EAGLE.--Engravings ~
splendid lot which 1855 rennsyiy
avenue, opposite Kirkwood Framed otherwise
Also All Kind of GIN picture frames Dec s-@t-
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ID III. GILLEr, Counsellor at Law, has removed
ls his chco his residence Frank'u Row. Of and
Thirteenth viii hts principal
y 70 eases IN the United States soprsme Court
2s--df ...e.
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There were, 70 govern my action Of your
tors, the side adherence TO principle syowed
by the party with which had acted aprincpenon-
ntervenon-f had advocated throughout State ad-
hccnco to maioty Of my political associates in Congress
and 10 administration had but recently placed in
power; the other side plausible YOU
choose alI thcm which echoed by the rcpub-
leans and favored their designs which had
they governed my action, would have arrayed me with
that party against lifelong political associates Could
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4 AMAR, MOTE, & AUTRY Attorneys-at-Law
Holly Springs Miss, practice High Of Errors
Appeals jackson M Federal
the 9TH Juca District Of Mississippi sud will ATTEND the col
eciou Of Claims throughout North Mississippi sept lsdn
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TINIE BANKS OF NEW YORK, THEIR DEALERS

CoarugIIoue and the Panic Of 1851
by j. Gibbors with thirty lustraons by fe rick. rre
~ 90 For sale at FRANRiIN PHILIPS Bo0kHore,
Dco7 a92 Pcnn, aYenne, bet OH 10th So
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BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFALO ROBES, BUFFA.
10 Robes .The subscribers
large bot Buffalo Robes which they selling cheap
Jan I'D JAS. {, MCGUIRE 70.
, 1859-03-24
Daily Review Chicago market.

HkrFfpAr EsEEIFo, March e.
FLOCE-FeEy dull, and market dropping Sales were:
IL bss medium white Winter at e6o loo tbs good do in
]hs Mt tE.e3.
WHEAT K1x1k1--1uactisr and declined 1asc. Sa,es
weTr to bu No Red In lots tc t,otsr) at ala; 1op
h" u" nc aoaGc> At to 6 bu do tsc so.ase) Ut S1fb:
So1 hi 10 tee fGe> Ut el. $rx,xa-Dctined &C. Sales
r1c: 600 tu standard tse soakc) q; 500 bu do At o.
delivered In bags; l0 bu No. toYaee} nj Soc SO tn
Do stosc) at 9lc; 100 bu do tsc o,asc s 9 100 bu
~ ~ ssoae' as Sc 80 ea 'stunpta at 9oc In lass
stosc-rna1ket closing dull.
coRS-$teady. Sales to-day were: 1000 iu No. l ..
.oc IS he Ia store; 900 bu do al &c 60 h On Burlington
aud taicna tracks, SO bu DO In lres !: 6c y 20 M on
track: ts6 bsss do At &c on track
oAIS-Aatket znosr active. Sales we,y; "a bp eooa
No. 1t asc In hags on track; 80 bu !r al o delivered In
~ o' ou Do Ia o7gs II o At sosr 10 tu goud 1t c de-
Iivcsed,
RfESo In prime At sc on tsack.
BARLET-Ma1kct very dull and nominal at socs.;c for
common to good State. Aa.. dull with salc u 10 lu w,
coasln Ut slN9
BEANS-No demand. Market nominal II .naa,f,
GROIN 4EAl-stops primo Boiled ateN; Cn.pued
4s7.1o4ss0o.
slioRTs-4 tons good ii 4ts delivered
blsooN CDRN-5tons EaIr IT tf.16 = ton, loose
sEEDS-Tnorar-pull with .rtau salcs only a. el sxa
sa csosEsActisc but 1oxer Sales were :-lso hu roo4
In Two 1ois nj s5so 10 bu choice 1t t5o IIrsoAR,As
d34aS-fsfceipts tight. Sales 16 bu kood at tl.6cf
sAo* 4satNS-Mea Pork nominal 1t 4le.73; Mcss
oea' ea9lo Nothing doing IN Cut Meats or Bacon,
LARD-:oQ tbls prime vi uc
TALLoW-lo*s3lic for good to prime.
AlDEs-Natkct declined IT.. S2iea to-lsr er,c -,
Ds Fans Al 'se u 6nea Country at sc y Gera Sa,,ed
ii sc feltk u 1asl ID for fresh slaughtered country
Hl0HWlNES-tnsettlcd lol Dbl. in lots nj &c. I'M
bbls !. &c ~"S
ALCOHOL -ssa:ae1e el
bcTTER-surp1y good bet choice Table roll se,rre md
, 1859-03-24

The Wheat market to-day declined l@2e On
Red Winter, and &C on Spring qualities There
were no sales Of No. Red, but the market was
nominally a@sc lower. Tic transactions
nmount 10 about 10000 bu, Mt $1.14@1.H for
No. Red; sl.oo for Standard Spring; so@sle
for No. Spring. and ssc for old receipts OF do.
The Flour market was also very dull, and
ssles were limited to about 800 bbls Of Winter
Extras ut <6l6.a5.
The Corn market was without material change.
There were several boat-loads Of very choice
Illinois River Corn offered for sale, but buyers
and sellers were 3@4c apart, and it nearly all
went into store. The quality was very fne, and
it was crisp and dry. Sales in store of No.
Railroad were made ut Zoe, and 75c for Shellea
per G4 lbs on track.
Oats were more active, but prices tend down
ward. Sales Of fair to good were made at So@
Sc on track. Barley dull. Hjghwincs unset
tled-with sales at o5@2Gc. Hides lc lower.
Timothy seed dull; Clover, 5@l0c lower; Hun"
sarian Grass steady at *l,Gat. Provisions in
actiye. 4 sale Of zoo hbls prime Lnrd was made
at lie.
There has been considerable movement dur
ing the past few days in Potatoes, but at the
close the receipts were large, ind the market
Leayy and tending downward.
, 1859-03-24

M1LwArkEE, March 2s.-A fire broke out in
.Higby's large Elevator. at the La Crosse Rail.
road Depot, last evening, but WAS e1tinguished
before doing much damage. Ar: Hiieby's loss
is about 800, and the loss to grain, DC, in the
building will not exceed $500.
Thomas Il. Eviston has been elected Chief
James La5k;n wa elected 1tt Assistant; Fred
crick Harrison, and Assistant; and J. O'Bryne,
sd Assistant.
The Stste caarass for Supreme Court Judge
is becomiuc quite spirited. The Republicans
bold q meeting here this evening. Curl Schurz
il among the speakers announced
, 1859-03-24

Eleventh greatest amount Insured u any Risk Is
lalXest Fire Riak Il Five Thousand Dollass.
TWenh-Thf greatest amount allowed BY the rules OF the
company to be Insured any one city town 0, vase
rule on the subject
frteenlh-The g1eaest a1nount allowed 10 be nsuled II
my one Block Ii F1Fe Th0uaand Du1aIs.
Foureenth-The Of Incorporation /. on fle ia your
ohce.
, 1859-03-24

.ArnrnS, \. T., Marc!, .o.-0nc Of the cop.
s'cts employed in thu hammer shop being uuru-
y. tue head keeper, Mr. Austin. ordered linn to
,! r. ,aSen to tl'c dungeon. The shop-kecpcr. Mr.
w'lIe III the act Of unlocking the cell door tLc
prisoner brake away fro1n him and ran back TO
tue shop, calling upon tue other conyicts for as.
blstAncc.
liz tl.kecpcr then attempted TO secure
linn, when the convict struck him With bar ri
iron: an0 drew Il wcaron-a ROUND tilc, sharp
cned to q l'oint-wlich the keeper wrcstrd fru1n
INN. All the convicts in the shop then made
rush, and commenced throwing hammers, planes,
etc, NJ tho ofliccrs. The agent then ordered Tue
guard 70 firc upon them, and two Of the conyicts
were nfortally wounded mud onc slightly. Thcy
were then marched TO their cells nj the point Of
tho bayonet
One Of tllcnl. German. is armed with knife,
ana declares that lie will kill the first man that
attempts to open his cell. The hrud-kccner has
armed himself, and zone 10 see him.
, 1859-03-24
1eqaI Rntieee.


MORTGAGE SALE.-W he reas
1t1 Joseph c. Tozjer snd Bephmln F. Ab~e exernted
unto the underlxned. William H. Gnysz. Certain !nden-
A. y u scuse the payment Of eighteen hundred and
do1Az p&yh according to the conditions u
tnre PFnmasov notes u tate thesrwth- nass BY
~ sst Joaeph c. To.fsr and Bsnan Alb*e. payaoas
" o5leE of ths aat W0a 4. Osoves for the sa. Of
NJ enaosed and i've aol1a sach due IN bne~ TWO
and tnss ysss from da's respectively with }nerest u tho
39a q PER erht* pr anhun which aid mort Kage wa
St1se OF lnot< On Tie seventeenth ay Of April. 4. =.
lso1 nj duly recorded In ok 81 Of n.ok2e at paTs3.
III anu which sai4 mortgage Il H. among Other lhnxs,
provided TINT defas he usade II tbs payment Of
Of sa!t nt either OF principal OF Interest," days
for fifteen days sheFeaef HheEvon the ss becuEe
dug and PARABLE he ~hoe u sd principal and interest
mortgage b Immediately foreeose pay the same.
Now therefore, defult having be~a nae he payment Of
one of said promsory notes dEst falling due and thu sd
W. 4. Grnves being the e4al thereof aud Of sa
norsxake nuttec hereby ksau iat l. ths undersigned
mortgage by virtue Of the authority vested ne By yittue
sfot.d nost shall seI! SATURDAY he twenty h! d.y
pfApd A. D. is al o'clock in tho afternoon u 1has aay
thu north door VI The court house IN she aia euhy VI
Cook State Ut Illinois At public anet!on 10 the hKhet bid
der for cab, the following ete piece Of parcel " Ind
With the appu1tenahCes theruAto belonging. towh: Lot
twenty lu} j. Newton Dt1tsfs sosson Of block four
~ In ts+ors vton Vt part NJ ths AtaTest !seonAl
quarter Of .eytlun twenty-five township thirty 'nne t93
Ta,se In the city u Ghe.Eo: lu!nol Together
~'n n sht tt' !nesss nd eJaty e dSak%aa % sa ,s
- - 5s'sSs ts'ss tale T. ok5y 5Ss y a '@'
i,attd March Art, tssy.
II. u. SxfnKK. tss1sntS. fnlt.s ciIfs jill
, 1859-03-24
Ftl8urat1ce.'
taBuraMcg.
g T A T E NJ N T OF TIL E
~ CONDITION OF TILE
Commercial Mutual Insurance
COMP 4 N Y


OF rTEv vETArD 0HT0
vi sae Flint nay OF FepfaafJs 1oSos
Made to The Auditor o Public Account. q. the State Of
snfs TO- To- s o a snda AZ
lncoTpofasd b. he stsis q nos approycd Feb. i'll
1ssa:
Gsa eaa1sa7 sad losa .t Cleveland, k'.'so
seeondThe amount Of ts authorized cspsta1 %
Gssh 90 land. ................. xgaH
Debts dee .hs Company sesa;sd by mofeass: '
pess sSay3a2ta gffs2,, os!s r; ~ 81
p'0s'ns: pasv,,oe, N1> val
'0' s.. % g5fsetaaa aoga.ag G@'Smou' and an IN .os
70 shares Cieyt!and. Paipsyiiie md
10 Asa,se Co., S.sl n,sa 4 Gss'e :;: ~. $3.50
Land. 0h|o, ...... ........ 900 63ao
~ .hares GIsvsaad Iron Mining c.. ~: Stss
H. .s :ssse1vasls f.. premiums. :se!e :!
,'''''''*' WV y
Bssi ss::, :s ss5 it,: !;
Soruetb~ ~Iosses ndIasted sad 40; die anne
included e II 4 sen. tsReD'' a~''tt '0''nef p'00
Tenth-So other cl2i1cs against The company.
kasa3 -
,,,scr,,.vrore '~' -
A1sSAA4ha-sEoua. AsS4hua.
EeEenh greatest amount Insured ln any Risk Is
Ten Thousand Dolats referring to Ma1ine Kists. TIE
largest Fire Risk il Five Thousand Dollar.
TWe@Thf greatest amount allowed by the rules OF the
company to g Insured n any one CITY, town OF village ~
: :: ES to >, as Ia
feurteenth-Tbe at Of Incorporation /. on te ia your
S1ArE Or oHto, CrrAnooA Corxrr-Ss
Al. y. ssatt ffeaasnt and Geo. Itsda1e Secretary, q
H. Aultal iasuEnce Company TO ne person
y Ato~ = pss ts.S1ay aWoin detoae and say that the
~ s : M ana G9Hset statement ol the Adaiss
ooaa ~ u a. S3sS Vne ahaTa Lnosand Uouafs
~ sa eal'L7 N StoeAs hna Donts o ltsa ~
saue " ~ Hute1ses on unlasGnoefeo fal fate worm
stt ~. ~ r .os vncn tas se -
AZ as t !of sns osneut q anJ INDIVIDUAL exercising authot
" ~ tne ihanenen3 O. saa etat! ~ lFsldent
!iaahts 1isee1of o. otheF~lse tha the mort
gaS apose osnoSa a9se nos Heen assEne nos II 3ny
a4e INT aoose described oa1csfs e 4 aa!d Company;
r. p. stgII: iresiaent.
1E1u. d. 1lsOALE- SECRETARY.
Subscribed and swon to before mo this I'd day Of Febr
1859. In testimony whereof have heFeto salsc1b
ed my name and aft3eI my n.tnrtal seal. ---
n. Il. HUNTINGTON,
Notary Public for saId County.
tuai insurance Company u Cleveland Ohio, do hereby
th91ize Geo H. Gbuoa oY Chicago, Illinois, accept and
acknowledge sece Of y! proces whether hnal,
for mud IN ehaf of sid Company action proceed
taken and held 10 BE- valid aud sufficient Ia that behal
, 1859-03-24

"AsniSc7oS. :3d.--A delegation Of Winnc-
baEo lndians from Minnesota hud conference
with the acting Commissioner Of lndian .tffajrs.
Mr. Mis-. Their object is to concentrate the
tribe on portion of their Reservation, dividing
the lands among families, and 10 effect a,, ars
Tanscmcnt BY which the remaining part Of the
observation shall be sold for their common
benefit.
The Delawarcs Of kansas also were represent
I'd On matters connected with their pccuuiary
and municipal naaiss.
Inst night tue President of the United States
presided ~ the first regular meeting oftlc Wush-
ington Sntiunai Monument Society under the
new charter, and made few appropriate re-
marks, urging the cdrporators to appeal to thu
people in bchalf of their noble enterprise. 4
COMMITTEE was appointed 10 prepare IN address
10 tue public,
, 1859-03-24

TRUSTEES SALE.-Nhrreas

- James W:naswc,th and E:nir W, his wife and
St1nnR ads~rFth ~ thtc, cuuAsv cf rnk md st.re
u lIols El3ie aid ssns.l the sul.,cri'-r II Ch,-
saxo stoes.d .n U@~ II Tnr.t IT sr,..u L* 1h.7-
n lesnbsd b*as'nk ac te 9rh stuss, A. D. lS,
.tcufe the payment u act:tin Ennsry l ,
rr tast nsntloncd antto the e tule y
e" foEtht sum IT It's w. rarats o,.er
y tAnst and due i've months ~trb .aid
os%4 o. tlS ~as a for rr,ni the ii lay 1t thsuts,
- u. lsa. tn the Rerurttr'. tlnsr II tuk cu,rty In
~ s.t s'ate u ninls. and dug n"n!i In lsk III
q pses f1ke 2v: aH whes-ls .!,tAut III. l+.n ,,ar
IN tns payust . "f TT r IT, a pruory t
hpef ihssuf 1F The nar "fthr premises III .. drv VI
tIse tee!'b~L ior tie purposes In M d,v 1t t1.t men.
t'aru: Sow, shestfpEe. ntt !, hrrclr ssrn rba, IN
pursuance u such application anil II tau power, ii
st!d dssd IT trust c.Httnr't | shall, IN Frday. the
anssnh 1fs ~ of april 4 L. ~ 1t sxa txE i. lie
n ts sid County u :"k sta'v If !nt+ =. .. vllr.
aattln :" The highest bidder. fs cash. Al fhc following t,
Sfab*d premises sitlart In the tuauy "fI..k as. -i,r II
i;as afofe>it to Wit LAST twelve tlsl aesu thv ,h
ha VI The northwest quarter IT SttI, twenty. rhr,r t:i,
!a Township Thirty Eight tst nrrts II iuxr F,u,y,,,
~ es of ta. Thift PRINCIPAL Mers.n r1ep, tac .:t>t
w twrs g. 1T, S' At sc ,, aF' fur 81 AIRS q III ~.
equity Il r4isaLtnn Ut The sah! Jac* 4l,w,rth auJ
a,.f.vs tErrein. ~ N
Dated this fourteenth day Of Marrh. 4. r. 49,
=
, 1859-03-24
Spirit OF tho Commercial Circulars by
tic Asia.
Robert maxim { Sons, under date Of March


tic Asia.
Robert Maxim { Sons, under date Of March
4, say:
We hare an exceedingly dull wheat market
to report tAis m..rnin., having very limited
attendance Of either local or country buyers Mt
market the retail transactions entered into arc
fcurctly ut SO Kood prices as on Tuesday, and
IL proceed freely III sales holders would Wiling
" nuke sohlc CONCESSIONS. Extra Flours sun
I'ert their vaiue al sorts being scarce but sood
middle qualities Of French arc plentiful, aud arc
ob'ainahte on easier terms,
Wright, Junior L Co.'S circular of tue same
date contaius Tue following:
Our grain market remains stupidly inani1uate,
and though fairly attended, transactions are
limited to trade transactions, which holders
meet ut lust weeks currency fur nll articles.
Maxwell l. Brothers say: 1.-The market is
still without animation, nor is there any symp.
tom Of amendment in any article''
Jas. McAenry l. Co.'s circular contains the
following:
The demand for Bacon continues exceeding.
y limited, and lower prices have been taken
tor Home curc-thc late arrivals Of American
with slow demnnd. Beef sells slowly in re-
tail from the ahsenrc Of stock-as soon Us the
Lutte arTiE4's are landed there may b. some in,-
prorcinent. Pork continues dull, Irish being
"f1ered comparatively cheaper. Shoulders no
inquiry.
hAsos-l%ns l"s M1A's. Msf. ne~-Hn, 70 g e
c"rr's-5'Gs; dai;s;;;; 10 r..:::: & i &
1an H.; - !. II ilors
sAosthEis .-.-.. -....., -.--..,.-.....sas to s6s
, 1859-03-24

Nxw YoRK, March ..
The public Offering thi. morning by uaggesty largely
attended and spirited sae ths The Prices
vre also beer than any Other Offering heretofore. Both
the Litter Whit war sold brought follows: Hyson 2si
444e Young Hyson s3@4oi Hyson etin ~; Ayson 1
SIC: Imperial .4@61c; Uoons l:G44c Coagou 2se-sx
, 1859-03-24
Late from California; Mexico And the
Sandwich Islands.

Sew OnLKANs, March, :.ee.-Thc steamship
bunker City, with dates from California to tue
9TH inst, has arrived below.
The stearpships Sonora and Orizabs, which
sallcd on the 5th inst, took Il $50 ,ooo in trca
sure to Panama.
business at San Francisco was GOOD, Pro-
visions active: Sugars had improved.
4 grand volcanic eruption Of Mannaloa, Sand
wich Islands, occurred on the .sd If January.
lives lost. The eruption was still active On tic
18th ult.
The Quaker City furnishes later intelligence
from Mexico. but without dnte. Miranon waa
at orizaba. The defeat Of a portion Of bis army
by Llavc is confirmed. De.Gulado WIS prepaf-
Ing to attack tue Capital. There is nothing new
that is re1iuhte
, 1859-03-24

TRUSTEES SALE-W hcrcas,

TRUSTEES SALE-W hcreas,
4 Geaxe Ba5ts1 nd Elizabeth Bara~1 bis ~fe. et ks,
vance County q Hsnfy and State df Illinois nude and
executed 70 ri The suhseb q Chicago County q Cook.
and Sate Of Illinois ettfaa decd Of trust Of ce laus
she1sia de.eeea sxaas e the sxeatTi..h aay q My
noe u I'D desd q t.t sssleas and u ss .sne da'e
tas u SUN Of IEo Thousand Dollar oe payable e thu
order .atovea md due yes date with In
sF ut the rata Of eent which said deed trust
aed for record On ths Twenty ninth day of N1y 1851
n the Recorders oce Of Cook County In the state nf
llaola and DAILY recorded In book 1 i pvvt pase 1ot:
and vhzzs denlt has be+u mae In The payment Of tho
s.a ptoi,sesy aate ssHye nsn.ooea nd application has
Of far ths aae Of t6s prena IN aid deed Of described
for the purposes Ii sald dee! Of trust mentioned.
Now, therefore notce hereby gwen that In pursuance
eonsanel aha. Tuesday thu nlaeteenth day Of Apl
4. D.. lssa. II o'clock IA .as afternoon 4 hsi
Iay. At the north door Of the Court Hovsr In
ne s County of coos state of Illinois, :ell Al public
ssrssa ptl situated IN he County of cook and State
9! Hnua Aforesaid to wt:-Lo eleven l md lut t~tlvs
Ce1 IN Eock t<ensysi1 t:6). In Juhnsph Roberts and
soTa Addition 10 the city Of Chicago with he sppnte.
ances aad al the ht anl tultE " redemption The
cid Geotxe Barker sd Euaa1h Barkrr thsIr hrrs nd
1ssgns therein. CALVIN DxNQLF Trustee.
G"vss ssrrxa: Aays. -.
, 1859-03-24

49, having bern ns4t In tae p-,fF'na1s. If III. s:t
detsknc1 ~ George y. l,ts a.d lsl NJ ii, Wiz, mid
-, LsSHl ~ y: iH;. a'a fnns- u. bis wife. bearing .,r
c.rlers ntec Of tsak e"ahty. II. -x M. 9,"f M1akes
=. is4.t ~ aUt III !ts.k II "f thni' Mortgages, u lI.r
aAA tayil.'t II The several II .s1strl hv
sai1 nt"Es hasi sI neaar in tc fe4yu,t 'ltrsrf ,u
NJ u xsue stl Esas'R dlt and HArai: Notice is rfFe
ntfsts gwen. fnd nnlrf att IN ru.tsr II the r.ws7 In
s4ii Es'tt1xe cot.aintd ,l tan:sy. thr l,, .ly
q Aay ns1I Ut II ,,srk \. ~ If TINT day. tht t"s1!
SSf uf tae uarf H"ne in tht city # thr.sp rt - pn-
e venats er cash the frisns .sserp4l premises :li
ktope1ty tteHe N. p'rnsiss aud property In a! BY salt
nntltlxt described and r1'nyeyt., wit: Al The risls
s:e ~. !"eres # the .l s;.,,s. \, Gibbs .t E*a,s'
ta'' H a., u "ts three ts at fur ~ III luk dfr
e. IT. 'l4t original town city, II thiea, aud 81, Ill
ths improvement; thsFr,. the ~Asss< elevators engines
nseafss9y aiA i ttheT a;}aFat.> txla4nx a.fms.
aiT.iins fn sa:t wfe.,. AMI pr,rrty -,lt Interest 1t
sts Iale AID Griffin In said lots consisting IT thu Aforesaid
n'l'rose1!,its thenr'h. ami uvsfsai granted hy
John NHht 10 te,rxr \. Glah- lid Mitil.l fj.1l h
sas:' q sL! lS 'tisI Nesrnx1 FL. !. u. ISL and n
curlt.i IN tls le,.'rvT+ ftr II, tu,k etly, IL. l.,x l.
II td.> \ gc -. ant the a;rvnlent, and covenants
uiaie supplementary fhvn'tn.