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, 1859-07-15

To CtosK TIE SxAsoy.-In order to make
extensive alterations aud enlargcmenis in her
store, and also to make room fur large stock
Of t4!i goods Hiss IL Il. Marsh, e53 Stale street,
Will mark down her whole stock Of summer
millinery, and adix such prices Al shall effect its
immediate sale. All Is 10 t1o bats will be sold
at fFom Is to &G.5v. Al Il to *6 hats will be
sold 1t fr.m S3 to $45U. Straws, boon,rrs,
jockeys aud chiiIrru's hats viii be sold al the
New York cost. Rich ribbous will be reduced
one Third in price.
Two shilling Ribbons for Is cents; % cent Rib
bons for 1T cents; all six Shilling iuches for
50 cents; full hand n,4dc Kuches, c73; y .+ry
neat three TOW Rusche, l2sc- All six shilling
Flowers for so cents, aud I'll o:her goods reduced
equally. 4 large lot of Lace Vri14 will be sold
at very low prices Linen Cambrie .Handker-
ctiefs, Hosiery and Gloves, will be cleared out
Ut cost
To every lady who has millinery to purchase.
this sale Offers unusual Inducements. Sotice
t'le number, e5s State street, between Jackson
and Van Buren. jyIl-sw
, 1859-07-15


An intelligent gentleman writing us from
Evansville, Ind, On bus;nrss, adds the follow
ing postscript to lis letter:
~ wou1d Ike " say u word upon your bank.
ing eystem. 1t is IN anomoly to me Tint with a
bank to almost ereTy county, exchange should
rule in Jour city at 2a per cent once resided
in Illinois, and hare ereE looked upon the State
as destined To take tlc trout rank in wealth and
enterprise, iuaamuch aa her soil II unsurpassed
by that Of any ott'cr md her facilities for carry
ing products to murket equsl' to that of any
6tste. ! 4>an my without, think, auy preja.
dice or feeling, that the present banking sys,
ten reflects 90 credit upon Illinois ~ State,
bat "a tae contrary disesrdss."
, 1859-07-15
SUTTON Sale8.


fkefx Foa SALE Arc1tne,
~ Al on EsnAf- Iny la'h lssS On ,hr n,.sn.,ss,
t ~ ~ @ sseA II ne tlo lug r,a4- Nea1 Es IL Vrh.
na4 anF fs<'Fe .h1xS~F viz -3i u *xko H. ~h> e,s
hs1E ias SoraeF Of C2EEl sar-+t N ~''
-Al1Q-
1e Lnk Sz tett crime. nj Cazroi aad Jedenm ,,rrt,
wRa stose "a aazns oecuptd family xyc.ssrr
Tbe perth half NJ io& nf ae - oraxl.a1 Town ,,,,,
ffE Ha1dlnx hhr1n The -tsFv MiliA ,pin ~ $50
ss~t oet~een Lake and RanaaphA Are.s, -''-@
-alAo-
T.enky Of had In Cottage Grows wns IN. ,y,l
e. Jeha NetslAthsns kal-. property .ax ae1.. p9b+r
1ee -s.te park xnk the y of The 4 nfthre
4M Of Ste+tu ! T"wn II k.ner = r1sx Thf.
p'Ps.ty ntl BE- .aai It ihe St1r Mills ae'dtnt "''
~ o. nc 1.sse ae* n-a property IL u tbs aaus o bu.I.
- r. for ,uhatsn rdsnes .s ID eoss
t ~ x 70 te aor Ratttnsd And ~thtn halt ~. h,e'
.e ~. ~. c na@nasa Eho cEcnuaaeAnes1 Of The
~ a.e .s3 ~ " public fksl ii of bs
akne. dss N tbs toto~tna t&fns Vi :-ss thisd
pr ann0H- NJ ~ sesSeaA
fYt& Str -e* A3-A's<HtLA~
, 1859-07-15

On Monday last #. Il. Trent, colored
barber At "a West Van Buren, street, CHANGED
to leave the front part Of lis shop for few min
utes, when same unknown rogue crept in, rob-
bed the tilt Of els, aud sloped. The barber was
badly shaved.
, 1859-07-15
GTArE OF ILLINOIS, County oI


~ Cook. es-11ut ':oars Of took County, IulT Term
a. o. 1879 Kuao'ah N!k y Asa Val. Elien r. Val
hr't!Aa Wah!. ChI!:s.n Wall u Leut. Eahl G+:rft
Tar nd MIR. Aua In Cl.4,eesy.
Afdsvi OF the deuce nf A Aun shays drfenf
IN, naet hasix Len fe n the oee de CLERK
# .4ii Great Coas :oahty Nsic hereby iyra
the Id Mary ShaJs Ii 1 slid cu1t1 nant He bis
bill u conpatas .n aid Coat the haae she ttrck
On the '.'h tAt Of Jans Is;s and hn thsse
tafsabe the second Nonay Vt Ja1y us1t, ls. bJ
!aw nquf:ed
Nov unless ypa. The aaA Mary Ann shays sh ID pe1son
ally b. Ind befse The xa Circuit Court OF Cook
county, ID. fl A,y Of the nez& thereof 10 b
nf Ia1. A. isss snd plead e.es md desnur to the
Aafd blu Of psanf, Ibe and the
and thing 1he1aa ea1x aod EAte Et takeo - cea-
rsayef Of szld BILL WN. l. CHURCH. Ckrk.
{z1. Al IHsAL l. Eoun{ta Hfrt. fktS4w4b0&
, 1859-07-15

New Books, &c-Scalrel for july; a fresh
supply Of July Bon Ton; Peterson, Ballou's
Monthly, and Yankee Notions for August, and
No. . Of chambcrs' Cyclopedia hare been re-
ceiEedby NcNally 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1859-07-15

Auction Suisse advertisement in another
column Of large sale Of furniture, houshold
goods. DC. by Gilbert 4 Sampson, auctioneers.
this morning, at 81 o'clock, at No. 81 Lake
street
, 1859-07-15
THE CITY,

The Comptroller, the day before yester-
day, paid of the police and the street Iaborera.
. At St. Patrick's {Catholic) Church, two
hundred and fifty persons were confirmed on
Sunday last
, 1859-07-15

l. Afe,t Shepard Ind Jaae NARA 1ss H. uf the Coun-
~ of WInaehAx Ssae II lno did execute lhs
.ikned GeosJs E. la1Ek cf Chic.xn County u Cook.
ID day Of September A. D 1879 seeau Par,aet Of
tin psesa1Ay ra.e beanak tat3 the sau,e DAY and
s deed eftI .as duly .tened d IL tAe Ree nds OF
toe Of Vim. ehsko County. ino N Book Of Mortgages
PaYn<nt Il I'D Hsa,o:y 70 ness and .aPi:.:oa haE:S9
premises II Eid deed Of tust described for the purposes
fhefra expFt-sezl.
Nos therefore, 1otlee i hatby x4rsn that sha Sat
urday the 10th cay It Se'temb D. lisa. II II ooe-
IN she fsrnoon II The north door Of the tour Houe In
ky sad dc~d uus. ae u puAic auction The hsh<st
tltd :ar b the premises xd deed Of trust e-tted
Aett Sha and Jaae Mx1ta- hta xtte. ihez. sk:
Lot ttrsen tle tn block 1een al soeordnz the tWn
plot toxn u Duam CouutY Of Innexo S1,t& Of
ltatis. GEORGE E CLARK. Trustee.
Chizko, July 8. 13a. jyS IN Fs<s
, 1859-07-15

- 4 Yankee it is aid, in this city, is paint.
Ing banner to present TO the gallant sardin-
inns on which il inscribed '.Give US lbsrty," or
give Us fs.
, 1859-07-15

m S;sa sssaes L.
'asa 3s Isas bossa s5saI na. kso Wight
, fhs nnas: q eG e ,ss oe d*ea vo In
Al: Eeaa I1..se!e5 pSta;: T xlya Salisbury; e =.
70 ChicaEe .yeaae. Nefea comn.tes o. sttees and
Tis cIcrt presented two bill. FIR ,,,,r. ac,o.. the
y t:sesy p:pe:: ed - Z ssa yeat bridge azo:.
81 sisss saaad
y ~. !esa %1! . l. "a aees promptly .a1 un,a..a. ..
ese ' "''1''a1'1 '' AA4S Sas cnAs y r.
cbeep 70 - .ns I'D o.
@ ~ s ~ ~ tn.sni tmo hmti IL
oe::s, ao''st': \ norenk,s.
Dsidxa: -" ''.@1 - 'a''-''.se " A'1'''f '''''
Ass " e ss e aTss '.sr I; 4 s s,aa no,sr
street aeeed Il edasoas IN tie CITY sups1lieas.ns
Om<e, II the following pIieS: t. esnts per nd.
Res.xr s7rAr1 l. Go.
c4orese GEEae Ress{ sss Isea Ea4!so9 ...ets to
psr rod Il itx lei t. IL rod : MlcnM % Hfx.'
1si s.ads R,asy ssee. to liberalization # supsfn
e:adaf esa: b. Sath s slas i 1"sdsa;. u e H.xsI. ~
4: ssSy ss ;s;1 a,.; Mse7 Z; r.
cent. according TO paa and spesasaoas /. supeut: I'd
ents on1ee- tt1ts EsASs i u.
lpropase to G1ade Koev street A>oosinE plans snd
specifications IL uke1niedeAt4 U1ce at fo.f avr css
pef ND. AEsEr s4s.ees.
=, aa1 san .. Sos1 t % M III ION Maa.on
Nadon ssest to TsntSn aytuus II ,ie rJr of .sxs,T
hFe cents per r'' incl or 'anane HSssts W.ssrz Hall.
Opened Tad md referred to ceta ttee IN stseet and
aso aee aa,as LUIS 'o' pan1iaE aess
" VI. I'D p.sf ths asys H. hees i; wo'eo.ts Adj
a1 Frsa WsTt e"'a 10 '4e 1'
. a. nc; HAxlrr ca:
Ai,x md paukinx II e eighteen loo aIey rv ming eax
bock nlnestea {l.J Wo!e"ts4 Aditlon asl TIT
bosf sccofa to s,<acaiions fed IL tae otsx Il tie
ees III:
Tbs is foot airy at ninety one cents rer nea foot for
plauk,nE aaI foIty eents per cable yari fyf liz:
The ten foot a1ty Efsysevei .su fyut Tor
pznkl ( and forty teatt pr cubic gard fur hIlss
Or III d1 ihe WHOA jo = leo hu.died and eighty.
three s&'io+ do4srs- ktSaesl
| =, LAF1as;
The undenfgaet pro3ots, TO IN Erade md r:ank the
eek r. MSas Aa3isa 70 Gaasa;e; w the .shstn
nd aeJ 1of sun ol ane ooNa Aai tE.Ety fouF nts
pet nsa I a az ~ t sen 1ftt & sSm u
wrh tee tpe ;neohs @ ~ ~ & s Once -! tAs GAy ~
pes &c IL ,t,oors os ~ .h x A. u ~ ~
eoayltted
ana an"s II t9e frstesGa ~. 81 s.nt, T.,
the e'ly: 1s eaP.,,a i ,s & r.
"AA"o NA.-4"a' so-ss'tA " saA ases''
propose tn fa1n: naatesa dA and p,and aeys1n block
H. W0lc11 Addition. for the Au1u Of twu Eundxd lid
| ufty dol'ars. r. Z. SIXTH.
Oueoci rid and ..feeI to Committee On Stret. aud
, 1859-07-15

0C9tt OMee. ChleaEa. July I.tn, lsa. x
fuh Sotos r. hereby kYssn to III peftcns Satsre.iad
thatths cdeas caon of h< CITY oz Chicago latssd
I'D Mo tsrsT st;e*xs Il srsixhf ests1,T dea>n ieEa
1AaEts sethe IatA. a1ty1 fse vide t. aeeord-
-: ...::1 :...: ~, r. Rk1sAAHM.
!: l. s...;-.:..- eA9 SSe~ee'
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The Hungarian Movement.

E.dIE0f4 PftA Aod 1Fibtht:
read in your Issue Of this morning, that a
Hungariua-Nc. 3aS State Btrcct-wishes 10 sell
leavc f;u Hungary aud probably, in selling out
will lose at lea*t - per cent tue actual val
ne. know Of some others that are making
preparations to icxve. nm Hungarian. my
scl,, aud would like to know w1,as justiics these,
my countsymcn. in making sacrifices Of their
property. Is there any:hiug that would show
Can you :nforn, ME, Ncssrs. Editorsy
Ht-xcaprsx
, 1859-07-15

IxxExsE BCs1sEss.-I. u. Singer i Co. are
still extending their business operations by the
erection ofa new and elegant building for manu-
tacsusing their new 4 Machines, which have
lately acquired such popularity in great many
families in the West.
They huve sold Of this style Of Machine, with.
in the last sixty days, three thousand six hun
ired aud seventy, and Of al the varieties maas-
factured by them, seven thopsand Two hundred
and forty, making the largest sales that Lave
rrer tecn made ID this branch Of business, in
the same length ofsine. The latest improvement,
desisnuted as the 4 Machine, In. recently been
examined By the best mechanics in the United
States, and pronounced BY them 10 b. the best
Call at the sclesroon1s, No. G; Lake st., and
Judge for yourselves, when we feel assured that
ron will at once decide that the merits and
capacity ofthis Machine for family work are un-
eduafied iy41w
, 1859-07-15

n By the annual report Of the Michigan
Central Railroad Company it appears that there
has been diminution in receipts under the pre-
vious year Of $5oo, ,s27.s5. Tie cost of working
and repairs, this year, Inns been 1851 ,ose4s less
than Inst venr
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GzE41 Wrs11ns R41lwAr.-The following is
the traffic Of this road for the week ending july
6th, 1850:
E-e-hf nnt I;rs ~
A44ls sod nundr4es.. es.....-....... : - tx III
Corresponding week flAa 5aar.....s.ss. Il ~ d
, 1859-07-15
39rc8s 4 Grihtttte,
CHICAGO.
THE McALLKSTER AND STEBRINS
tz0NnE.

In anctler column we publish letters from
the State Auditor, Hon. Jesse f. Dubois, and
Hon. A II. Eack, relative to tho funding Of q
portion Of the McAliistcr and Stebbns bonds
in the Office Of the State Agent at New York.
These letters arr full aud circumstantial, and
from them the public will bc able to arrive Mt
conclusions based upon full knowledge Of
tue whole matter. 1t will be seen, rs we hnre
heretofore stated, that the State will not lose
anything by the tsansac.ion-that the State
officers hare refused aud will continue to refuse
to recognize the validity Of tho new bonds, or
10 par te accruing interest upon then-that
the claim now stands upon precisely the same
footing tl,at il did before, and TINT tho party
holding it will dualy hare to acept settlement
on the terms heretofore offered bv the State,
It will also I've seen that the order Of the
Governor to the State Agent to permit the
funding Of these bonds was induced by mis-
apprehension Of the law, but was recalled as
soon rs tile fact became app rent to that officer,
aad tue State Agent instructed 10 secure a
return Of the new bonds if Lat could be done.
The most TINT can be. said, therefore, by the
bittercst enemies Of Governor Bissel, in rcla-
tion to tllis matter, is TINT he fell into an error
Of Judgment as to the law under which he gave
thc order; but i.lasnucl as the State can lose
nothing by it, Il ey will not he able to make
any capitul out q! the transaction against linn,
Or drive from the public minda vivid rocollec-
ton Of tie great Caual Check Fraud.
4 DISTINGUISHED SuMN1ENEET.
It will be seen By dispatch printed in an.
olher column tl,at the Administration has exc
cuted complete sup,merset on the question
Of the protection due to naturalized citizeus
abroad, and that the Cabinet has set old Ar.
Cass to eating his lie Clerc letter without
sauce That our readers may judge how COM
pletcly tie two doctrines arc at variance We
print tic Le Cierc letter again:
pkrAE1xkxT or STATE
Washington, May Il. 1879.
TO MR. FELIX LIZ 'CLkac, MEnrH1s, TExx:-
Sir-Y0ur letter of ti,e 18th instant fhs been
received. In reply, / huve to state that it il
understood TINT the French Government claims
military service from MI nativcs Of France who
1nay be found within its jurisdiction. Your
naturalization in this. country will not exempt
you from that cluisn il ron should voluntarily
return tiiitttcr,
am sir, your obedicpt servant.
LEWIS CAss.
The import Of this sudden and ludicrous
change Of opinion OH question Of national
l,ouor and international law is, that the Demo-
, 1859-07-15

and H. satife ssisi.eoa u shs Guy $aasr a,se1
We propose to susnh II. The work ,ordnf lot rel
aeaiaa. e she Saqetnseadtza. sa+ to1o.A %hh
III: H. H. t.3 " %
s, sasis e f. t9 5sE s q p,nk
E.Wunax / Co.
GzAp1-We viii grade he stet 30 fet vide With the
CATH IN The efseet sot 4 cents The lneal ft.4.
ars e 5o eoaa = III
camel t.rc for txo doiz Nd xht eeat4 lie ipesi lot
e: NJ % For s'.A0s md a'tanf a9a .e1f
osesea rad ard referred to conn..%e Streets md
T2o bids .er Ir.d for xalsnx 7asor and peKo.ea sA
wosk rhlea had not beea advertised for N aotoa
"a 4a Ieae 4 cennluee o. Flnsa=e reported lax for
paafe rs oran,nes rss.e e t1s7sSEy ~.aats Stso.
dnssa q IN IL .as ass.a IS en 'a H. is Without
IA Seyc4s - I'D Eenaedy o1ssslux va. I'D o1e4 =.
whereas BY ihe la.. deaao Of the Superior Court the
ely o. cht.koh tntoaed fon ,:osr .nr .aoney, has
se a ID ~ e etesa II, 8.
s9;!s T. Pr ssnd 4 q q. - e
fafee ths ordn.oe. atstsn . peaos sd :ty ofthe
I'D obes esp<a<a I'D n Nan .diods 81 aid coa;t
1se,s sa9s. ssaseta s. T. conan Council @,
nsdaa5es sa q De- n.1t ,se e e
Is htety authoted to issue upua the Ctr T1~zs.
VI Iesoa q PERSONS Nho shall pay in asanee tn
the hands IT TIE Cot1E4puef fof
count of TIT A1s to hs lev,ed ented fur the ye.z
L. D. lsA, which waz1zaks 4hal Be f1 srd % -
count IT any city taxes until the Ii dry Of NA.c..
ls6o md sssd as the Of ter p:
nunu,n.
d..e any AEfal iudso4einen sF xI9k dae eHs
upon anr Hzuen eoEtr2 upoo the AuoonI cue sueh
CITY TtezN5 daa!px tea pr eat. Per s4nua to The
see- 1hat the Coo2uo1<r sea1 npoa tbs Ee.si2s ct
n.es r. s sas9es ~ III seeta o1xE ~ asas
1ren911 of III to n u TfSns pso15ded
r - eNsW 1T ~ a2sy fsadS dsgaaked n
, 1859-07-15

@ Charles Williams was yesterday arrested
and taken before the Police Court on charge
Of stealing four green calf skins, worth G., the
property Of Henry i Luc;cn G. Tillipghnst.
The skins were found upon him. but vii
lians soys bor sold them to him for 50 cents.
The Court could scarcely believe the story End
committed Mr. Williams to take his trial, aud
held him in $500 bail. lie is m old customer
and has cost the People some nopey in previous
prosecutions.
, 1859-07-15
GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
Cuunty-Ss. Supeiae Court II Chissxo September

Ttitu, 4. d. 1A8. .
John Eddy a.d DAVID puber ~ Nathanlt Sawyr.. III
thaA!el PazEe aoI Is1sc Esnay Att t.ehn1ens.
Public Nuktee Is hereby xiren The ta Is,.c ERay,
that four t< u asts hnrtr tMued ot the r II tEe
Clerk ct ahe Superior Court Of Chicago dated eh ay
of 1unA 4. D. 13aa The Of he FaA John Eddy and
David Niaes. and ak,nas The e1s Of the -. 1a.e E.
nay for ths SUN Of three hurdd and dollars
md thty eeats dEe1kito The sheriff. Of Fulton Cook
Bueau nd ka2x Count.a which Gid wta hare beea
trrred executed.
o~.t1e1efose, unle0 Jnu. The MD 1nae Eznay ahan
n nasy b 20 aipea1 eesess ne mid Superior Coz r
70 te hoen Il The Cau Hu elm The C.,y Of Chicago,
The t:ss Noodsy o. sst<r. A. b. lsae give sp+e. A1
Terra aka.ast you- a1d to t.vpr Of The Ed aitd snd
Hseh 1t re property attached m.y sGmcen 70 AtIF
he xa Judgment d cosks. viii be aod tt.T Iae
". KlAUALt- Cle7k.
, 1859-07-15

70 The Randolph street railroad trick is
completed from the Park rs far east rs Halstead.
and the completion Of the road 10 its terminus
at State street. will be effected as soon as posi-.
HE
, 1859-07-15

B Tho proceeds Of the exhibition on the
a:th and soth uls., for the benefit Of The Church
of the Holy Family (Catbolic) amounted to
$1,000. This sum is to be devoted to plaster
ing the interior Of that building,
, 1859-07-15
r AW DEPARTMENT OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF. MICHIGAN.

The Ba1sd at Ressnts OF TIE Cnverzy o1 NIeAtran IN
Aateh. 12a ssshhtd Law Depattment therein and IT,
pointed ths following P1n'e ssoss, VIZ:
HON. JAMES '. CAMPBELL.
JuAiee r. the Sup1ens Court Of X3eh1s7n
HON. CHARLES !. WALKER,
nos. THONAs u. COOLEY.
, 1859-07-15

T =. 4. la II. 3E.x. ~. 4. fLE.t1.N. 9Kx
): = : 8 q d =: III: ~. M
, 1859-07-15

WHEELER / W.1sos's SEWING MAcuNEs.-We
prefer then. for family use.-N. i. 1i;Iuat
They are the fayorites fot fAmilies.-N !.
I:mes.
They are without riyat-Scient;fc Lnkri-
can.
They maintain the ecmincnce.-N. +. En-
prets.
For Assnsaia9, filling, tuefin1 and gathering
no statemen. is necessary, ns their reputation
for successfully. doing this work. has been fur
some time established.
All The latest improvements, originated by the
best talent in the Onion, sre inEo1yed In this
machine. GEoRoE h. CnruExpEx, Genl Agt.,
jy7-1mo l67 and l69 Lake street.
SNGER's NEW "a" MAcH1sx.-This late in
ven,ien is designed to obvia.e every difficulty
that ha. heretofore arisen in all Sewing Ma
chimes. It htmS, Jtkl<, tuck end ga.Aers. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar-
ket, is a guarantee that they must surercedc all
other machines in use now On exhibition, to-
getl,er with all the different STYLES Of Singers
Machines, at IS Lake Street A. v. Harris.
Agent. jes1-amo
q Remember when you wish good article
Of herusine Coal Oil. Climates Wicks, DC.
that the Lamp and Oil Emporium is At leg
Clark st. jy4sw
, 1859-07-15

- We arc glad to learn that the Sewerage
Commissioners have taken into their hands the
work Of finishing t1ae sewer on Madison street,
OF which Ar. Patrick Smith had made 10 sIow =
job. thst be forfeited his contract It IL expect.
ed to complete the job by the lst Of August :;
and n soon as that is done the Madison street
railrosa viii b able to couplets it. track to the
western end Of the line.
~ Meteorological observations, taken BY J.
Il. Reed K Co., apothecaries, IL md ~ Lake
street, July l&th, 1889.
=. .7nRnonsker. A4sosas&As.
= - n ~
, 1859-07-15

TO MlLLERS, CAPITALISTS
Il and others. FLtlCR1Nt3 MILL FOR SALE-For
T.. ste.u ifeuIns ~ VI Two Hun ef Stone.
ksrn&d The NIL l. ahree ,soes high Of Au!t.hle pr
fur saa q ..one atd ,osa. tAy tlt q jotet 'tene
miles ftom iwsht centre and well o+zed f.F enssu,
o. merchant Eufk 1t offered 1t se-t harxsn. "a
fAv4*ae -zns Apply room, to r. +, AUKuAS, Jr, ax
pwikht ILL., jYlt+x-ct98
, 1859-07-15

HARrAs CoRrrs X TIE CASE or N1ck GRorr.
Tho jourAal says: ave understand that
steps are been taken to obtain writ Of habeas
corpus in the case Of Nick Grout. arrested for
the murder of Weber at Cottage Grove on the
Fourth. The object Of this writ, no understand
to be for the purpose Of aseertaining whether
the offence committed By him be bailable one,
or. in other words, whethe er he shall be charg-
ed with murder or manslsuRhtef.
, 1859-07-15

q The Journal laving got through with
tue subject Of Rob'.. J. Walkers age 57110, is
now engaged in informing US TINT that gentle
man is u grandfather. The Joaradl is informed
that General paraguay D'IIillicrs is not Doctor
Hil|icrs.
, 1859-07-15
Nen advertisements.

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Row.-A desperate fight occurred on We'd
ncsday evening at the corner of Farqubar and
Canal streets, between three men, during which
one Of them received terrible blow upon the
head With a pitcher. 4 physician WIS sum-
nnncd and the wounded man was removed. 1t
is thought he would not rcrnfer.
, 1859-07-15

The import Of this sudden and ludicrous
change Of opinion OH 4 question Of national
cratic party are driven Iy tteir fears to mai1a-
tenancc Of the rights Of foreign born citizens,
which could not 10 extor:ed from them by the
logic II facts, history or American principles
, 1859-07-15

This b = th1n f3r anv fass!es who with Eo
uousekeepnk .hS fu1n nure win be sud hark,in
cab customer.
n ue lan r.t tte-sEate location for F1rst Cas4
Pirate Boarding II ,s.r.
ke.on fur sxr = nj business eaEs Ito The country
ln few veeks-
For particulars t1auir+ ri. H. HOLT, at Mechanical
RskrJ e1sral l<i4t FatL4nd Elock Of D~,rsrn
and v aahIHxion assrst4. jyi. TX
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-17

name in part: axles, springs made of the best
STEEL bands, enameled and of all kinds of leather
cloths, Innings for carriages, varnishes castings OF
all kinds saddle trees English bride feathers bits
stirrups, spurs, names, fine silver names of ali
Taylors patent names, fly nets shoe threads horse
blankets, London Girth Webs, American Girth
and Rein Webs, both cotton and worsted; London
and brass lined martengal rings; superior kerseys
for horse covers, the best quality of carriage bolts,
patent gig trees, &C., &c.
keep in fact everything appertaining to either
branch of the business, and unders landing both
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsew here.
am also agent for Wards Patent Spring Saddle
ap20-d&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-17
IS Numbers-I3 Drawn Ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!

81 1876 Prizes amounting 392
Whole Tickets 80; Halves SIS; Quarters S213
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the fol-
lowing rates, which is the risk
Certificates of Package of 26 Whole so
Z" &c Half g IS 20
g 26 Quarter a" ... 81 81
In ordering Tickets or Certificates enclose the
amount of money to our address, for what you wish
TO purchase; name the Lottery in which you wish
ont investesrd whether you wish Wholes, Halves
ed, Quartz andreceipt of which, We send what is
ride by first mail, together with the scheme.
Immediately sitter the drawing, the drawn num-
bers will be sent with a written explanation.
BE-Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give the of their Post office, County
and State.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail,
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars,
and upwards, can be sent
AT OUR RISK AND EXPENSE,
from any city town where they have Office.
The money and order must be enclosed in a '' GOV
ERNMENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVEL-
OPE, " or the Express Co. cannot receive them.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY Co,
dec29 Wilmington, Delaware.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-03-17

a. U.V.DRFEs.-
~ 10 bbls. Alum,
10 & Copperas,
." sulphur,
Z" Ven red
- Gum Camphor,
$50 - Cream Tartar.
80 coil Jute 4 inch rope,
60 q Manila = inch do,
- {" hemp halter rope,
20 s. Manila
% doz. BedCOrdS
10 reefs cotton 4 inch do,
80 bales No. /, Cannelton Batting,
40 boxes Star Candles
IS boxes Diamond Starch,
20 bags Alspice,
Ceroons Caracas Indigo
% bales Candle Wick,
% bags Pepper,
) % Gloves,
4 small lot of extra family flour
For sale low TO close consignment hy
octS WHEELER Il RIGGS