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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-29

~ ROAD Second Mortgage Bondhoders requested %
the office Of Nessrs HlSSLOW. LANIER Co., No
81 Waltt st2 O'clock on WEDNESDAY, the Js inst.
Il Is important ,ha. ~ the Bonds be represented.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

PRESIDENT BUCHANAN INcoG.-An cid
lady and her son travelling from Harrisburg
to Philadelphia, when the cars stopped at
Columbia, depositing her basket and para
sol on her seat, stepped out to buy the lad
some cakes. Meantime, a mild-spoken, be-
nevolent old gentleman, of portly aspect
and gentle demeanor, entered unnoticed and
took the vacant seat which happened to be
the only one empty in the car, so that the
old lady on her return was obliged to say,
% Sir, you have my seat" "Have ?" re-
turned the benevolent looking gentleman,
=. am sorry for that, but, as there appears
! to he no other, should be obliged for per-
| mission to remain in it, if you will do me
I the honor to let me sit besidess you" The
/ lady replied that she had no objection, ex-
! cept that her boy could not stand up all the
I way to Philadelphia; whereupon the old
gentleman took him on his lap. This col.
! loquy attracted the attention of some fussy-
/ looking man seated near, who started UP
! and said, with theatrical air, " I'll give
my seat 10 James Buchanan, President of
/ the United States, for it seems that it was
really Ole Buck, who is fond of travelling
1 about without parade or attendance. The
loud voice in which the announcement was
made caused some one to propose three
cheers for Mr.. Buchanan, which were given
with will, and the whole car was soon in
an uproar. But MIR. Buchanan maintain ed
his seat, and rode to Whcatlani, holding the
boy, aud chatting very socially.
asn. The bridge of the Terre Haute and
st. Louis Rail Road, over the Wabash, was
discovered at midnight on Friday last, to be
on fire. One of the sleepers and several of
the ties were burned of, before il was dis
covered and extinguished. As no locomo-
tive had passed for several hours, from which
the fire could have originated, il was sup
posed TO have been set by some incendiary.
eSs- During the present Napoleon's reign
the French have constructed railways 10 the
extent OF more than four thousand five humid
red miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

From The Merchants and Mdnujacfwers' Journal.
To those of our readers who are subject
to Fever and Ague, Intermittent and Remit
tent Fevers, or other Bilious and Nervous
attacks, We honestly recommend Leeds
Substitute for Quinine, for so many cures by
its use have come under our own observa-
ton that we know how excellent it is.
This Substitute does not contain Quinine,
Opium, Morphine, or Arsenic, while it pos
sesses all the advantages of these medicines,
with none of their injurious effects. In q
pamphlet, before US, we find certificates
from all classes-the sailor, merchant, and
invalid, which all bear testimony TO IFS ex-
cellence. Let our readers send for circu-
lar or better, for half dozen hotties, to
LEIGH 4 &CARLsrADT, Evansville, Indiana
--.-.. III -f-..-.t d.Swti!f
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOs ALL THE PURPosEs or FAMnr PHfsIc,
are so composed that disease within the rnce- Of
;heir action can rarely Withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search, cleanse and
invigoratc every portion of the human organism,
correcting its diseased action, and restoring its
healthy vitalties. As consequence of these prop-
critics, the invalid who is bowed Town with pain or
physical debility IL astonished find his head IA OF
energy restored by remedy at once SO simple and
inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaipts
OF every body, but also many formidable and dan
Serons diseases. The agent below named is pleased
10 furnish gratis nv American Almanac. contain
ing certificates of their cures and directions tur
their use IN the following complaints: CosfireRess
HedHbufA, Headache arising from disordered Sosaaci
A@Hseo iadtgesf'cn Pain and Morbid Tauesiou OF
ne Botrets, FiGfslsaey, Loss Of Appetite JaHsdice
and other kindred complaints, arising from a low
state OF the body or obstruction of its functions.
do not be put on by unprincipled Dealers with
some other phi they make more profit on. Ask for
AVER : PILLS, and take nothingeIsa. "a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.

- sr' Aoh IHE RAPID CURE OF 49,
CoUGHs, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOI RsENEss CRorp
BRoSCmrIs, 1NenHEsr CoNsuN srIoS. Avn 10,
THE EELIEf, OF CoSsUMPrIvE PATIENTS. IN .p-
NANctD STAGES or THE DISEASE.
30 wide is the field Of its usefulness and 80 mn
merous are the cases of its cures that almost sser
section of the country a6ounds in persons pu.:icly
known, who have been rtst0red from alarming and
even desperate diseases of the idnss by its lse :
When once tried, its superiority over every otter
medicine of ITS Kind, is too apparent 90 escape o.
servation, aud where its virtues are known. A..
Paono no longer hesitate what antidote - employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of H.
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the com,
munity have failed and beer discarded. thfs "a
gained frieRds by every trial. conferred hene,s ON
the afflicted they can never forget, and pro,luc.d
cures too numerous and too remarkable ~ ne for
gotten. -. -
SIS Prepared by DE-. ). c. AVER eco, Lowell.
Massachusetts. ..rf -,...-.. = - - - - G'
Sold by KELLER x WHITE, Evansville. and by
all Druggists and Merchants throughout the conn
try. -. scfIa - .
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

(REsCE.l'T CITI' TOB.ECC0 R.ff-
u T0RY.-The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco Business, with the purpose of supply
ing, II possible, the wants Of the home market,
am now epared TO osIer n well selected stock of
manufacr ID TobsccO-from Missouri, Kentucky
and Temesfe Leaf, in Pounds, Fiyes, Halves,
Eghts,tni 20 arters, in any desired package. II
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount for Cash
purchases, but sale less than five boxes -a
A. GUMBERTS,
jy2s No. 115 Main street, Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

SLAVE INsURREcTIoNs.-The only serious
insurrection of slaves that has ever occurred
in the country occurred in 1881, near the
Virginia and North Carolina line, in South
ampton County, Va:
large camp meeting and revival in
religion has been going on in an adjoining
county, which the greater part of the male
population were attending. The negroes,
taking advantage Of this, arose TO the num-
Der of hundred and fifty, and commenced
their work of destruction and horror. Mrs.
Whitehead, q worthy widow lady, and her
family, 10 the number of five or six, were
the first victims. The whole number OF
whites assassinated amounted TO fifty-eight
persons.
Prompt and efficient measures were i'm
mediately taken by the Governor of the
State TO suppress the insurrection. In
fantry, cavalry and artillery were dispatched
in all haste from Richmond and Norfolk.
The authorities of North Carolina also sup
piled troops, and the federal troops stationed
at Norfolk, Fortress Monroe, and other
points, yere placed at the service of the
State The result of these prompt and de-
cisiye. measures was, that all the negroes
engaged in the movement were, with few
exceptions, killed OF captured within few
days. 1t was thought that some of them
had made their retreat into the Dismal
Swamp, and soon afterwards rumor pre-
vailed that that locality was the rendezvous
for several hundred runaway slaves, For
tunately these rumors proved unfounded.
The movement was completely suppressed,
though not until from fifty to sixty whites,
principally women and children, had been
barbarously slaughtered, and until full ven-
geance had been taken on their hellish muir
derers. From the published account of the
affair, it would appear that the numbers ol
the blacks were greatly exaggerated. but
that their atrocities were not.
The negroes were routed everywhere.-
They made an attempt to escape to the
swamps, but were cut of, and few, il any
escaped death.
The recent effort of Brown at Harper.
Ferry, though less horrible in its details
was in some respects more dangerous. AL.
though the numbers was small, yet there
was a preconcerted plan; a system with a
leader at its head of some ability, and un.
doubted courage. There were synnpathi.
sers in the North who had contributed mo.
ney to assist in the murder of their fellow.
citizens. There was an effort to organize
the outbreak into general insurrection
which, it was thought would 90, like fire il
I flax, over the whole South. In this they
were mistaken. The slaves refused to joir
with them, sensible perhaps, that deati
would be their portion in such attempt ant
overawed by the superiority of the whit,
race, and also because their affectation fol
their masters prevented any sympathy viii
these fanatics and traitors.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26
st. Charles Saloon.
NEW PROPRIETORSHIP-AN ENTIRE
-.l-3 REORGANIZATION. .bna3 ~

NEW PR0PRIETORSHIPLAN ENTIRE
l.3 NIZATION. bHa5 3ai
>"ESSRS. H.S.H.nRR a IBRRFPyIsS
~ from New Orleane, have purchased the ST
CHARLES SALOON, on First street. nrarl, o,,,s,
site the Post OIfce, and have refitied it in An se
giant and attractive style W
The new proprieiors have had long experienos a.
Keepers OF fashionable and popular Restsuranfs in
New.Otleans, and they will endeayor In thajr ,,s,r
mouse, 10 combine all the elegancies and luxpt;.s
oi northern and Southern Restaurants i'm the sT
CHARLES " '"e %
They have brought large and eempleta s,o.x,-
ei choice LiquOrs from New Orleans. which tbsS,
collected with care during their business I'm fIs,
city. Iher connections and acquaintance in fi,.t
city will enable them 10 obtain the Choicest s,,,,
plies OF Liquors, Fruits, and luxuries from that
market IN future, and they win spare ne expense
nor pains TO make the ST. CHARLES surpas.
neIeter' IT'S former representation, as a pless.rt
saloon, place of good living and elegant, refin,d
and luxurious resort = -
bS Billiard players will find at this Saloon a no,
of the finest marble top Billiard Tables, from The
well known and celebrated factory off. M. Bruins.
wick d Go. -
The undersigned fatter themselves that long ex.
perience and careful attention will enable them 10
merit reputation equal to any Saloon in the west
SO splendid Lunch will be served mn In ths
most approved style, every morning at 10 O'Clock
g. ....... HAMMER q DREIFUss
"ugf Late Of New Orleans
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

ea- During the present Napoleon's reign
the French have constructed railways TO the
extent of more than four thousand five hund-
red miles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

u,
bic remedy for the permanent cure OF
COLDS, COUGHS,
H0ARSENESS, ASTHMA,
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH,
Aud all affections Of the Throat and Lungs. Itbe-
ing prepared upon Scientific principles, and from
articles that are entirely vegetable. The
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOPS AND B0NESET
Is manufactured by 4,
c. ROTHENBUSH l. SON, 49,.
Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, to whom all or.
ders must be addressed; and sold by -
KELLER WHITE, Druggists
Evansville, Indiana, and by Druggists and Mer.
chants throughout the country. jan26-ly
"OONEJV.H.V.DW W-xLLO " W:ARE.
w full stock Of
20 dozen Red, Blue, and Fancy Buckets,
20 dozen assorted size Wash Tubs-painted,
pine, and cedar.
10 dozen Tubs I'm nests,
20 dozen Wash Boards-patent,
dozen Cedar Buckets, l. {. ..-
racks Covered Buckets-for sngar or butter.
dozs N setts Measures-all sizes,
dozen ass'd Wooden Trays L Bowls,
II dozen do Brooms-Shaksrs and Fancy.
At ERSkINE, CURNICK CO.'S,
sspl5 AZ Main street,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

/V0OPERs' .y'OTICR.-TBE UNDER-
u signed have just received so sets assorted
sizes "Terre lIauts" Truss Hoops manufactured Of
the very best timber, warranted equally "a gOosl
the Ohio Tool ComI,any's. aud % per cent. less
in prices than the latter. For sale bv IA
JACOB SrRAUB a SON,
sspl5 IA Main street bet. SECOND * Third.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26
PETER VIERLING,

II STREET, EVANSVILLE, IND,
Dealer Ia Paints, yarnshes, Oils, Dye-Stu ~ win
dow Glass, Physicians Shop Furniture, SasuI-
der Braces, Abdominal supporters
surgical Instruments, &c. &c.
ALSO-Pure Wines and Brandies and IL u,.,,,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-26

OSTsf TEsuEsvsI or a. ~ sH - II st -
~ ASSETS, AUGUST 1, 1859.
Cash on hank and in Bank.-...s66, ,059 o.
Cash i'm the hands of Agents. 81 ,4SS 81
-sI,3,s42 &c
RealEstate unincumbered... 6,JO0 10
Loans secured by Mortgage ON unen-
numbered Real Estate -.............. 81, ,l50 90
Bonds, s3.o5o 90
80 shares u. s. Trust Co.
Stock, New York......S5,c0o $3.50
200 shares American Ex.
Bank Stock, n Y......2O 600 oO,GOO
300 shares Metropolitan
Bank stsck, n Y......20,0OO 2l,S0O
200 shares Bank Of Com
merce Stock, 600 10000
lj0shares Continental Bk
Stock. n Y............... 600 l5l50
200 shares Merchants Elk.
Stock, Y...............l0, 600 10000
42S shares cf Merchants
Stock, 10,7O0 12,lsS
500 shares Phoenix Stock,
NY........................lO.OeO 1l,2OO
100 shares Ocean Stock,
f......................... 1900 4,SOo
300 shares Far. d Mech's
Stock, Hartford. 900 1850
200 shares Phoenix Stock,
Hartford ..................2O 1000 2O,4OO
200 shares Mer. q Manu-
fac'rs Stk, Hartford 600 1000
Hartford ..................9O,oOO A,6OO
1876 shares City Stock,
Hartford ................17, 500 20,C50
80 shares Mercantile Stk,
Hartford ..................l5,O 600 15,l5O
10 shares State Stock,
Hartford :. ..............-II, 900 1920
% shares Hartford Stock,
Hartford ................ 900 $3.50
/ 80 shares of Connecticut
River, St'k, Hartford. $500 $3.50
10 shares Hartford coun-
~ Stock, Hartford. 500 600
! 100 shares Citizens Bank
Stk, Waterbury, Ct. Geo 10,J00
80 shares Waterbury Stk,
Waterbury, Ct.......... 900 1895
shares Stafford Stock,
Stafford, Ct............. 400 i12
100 shares IIOlyoke Water
Power, Mass ............lO,oo0 1O,l35
10 shares New Britain
Water Bonds. 10000 10 COO
10 shares G pa IRK
Bonds s..........-.......--.. lOO 600 400
d.. SSlC,5io 90
Accumulated Interest on Loans........ 73O %
Total Assets. ,7l2 Sc
Liablities-Losses unadjusted and not
due Z3,1jb 6l
5. l.. LOOMS, President.
II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
JOHN W. NEXSEN, Agent,
augl5 Evansville, Ind
, 1859-12-16

While Air. Donglas is employing John
Logan in tito House Of Representatives to
smooth tho way for reconciliation with Mr..
Buchanan and the Administration. the editor
Of his organ hcrs is exl4austing Lis o'jurgaiory
epithets in describing tho 1ncanness and dis
honesty Of tho President and lis advisers.
Those who read Logan's humlla.ins avowals
iu the House, and those who heard Mr. J. II.
ShcaAan ut the Convention yesterday, will
hare au idea Of Mr.. Douglas tactics-servili'y
and adnlation in Washington. and bravado
and insolcnce in Hlinois-fair words and
friendly deeds when in the presence Of the
enemy, and swelling phrases and Mexican
sHaggcr for his deluded constituents.
, 1859-12-16
chATTLE PROPERTY.
HOTEL FURNITURE, DC.

.r s9 y .,e noss ss:. " a
n = ss: I'd q
r q asa =: 81 4*<Ss d
Book Thirteen of ch.r- Mo.tsaec.. ssx. ~ vhle.
sa "a {. q s ~
Jaa. D. less i*f.n!t hasat been naa.'e IN ths ny
!ue oaeT nsa" ana *1ts;:d il 'bs @ z kea
s. Se' &. e d; s
e.s,e 2e9aiek .asre'a p.;d Car. ieorr 4. Nishs>a
saoa aaa = Sa9ae 4 A. e.
~ While. wsllsGa l.. walker AID L.-i, r. ars
T.. ID .a: s.e g: *9s i
tor 10 aah In tas fSo@, n sta B'osk o.e1 store
tAe It i. nd tas so,s .ad ekstle.
sntlone. and Dc ent II sa chate norzsxe beirK tie
s' sss: i
e.5o h'x. NJ a. e u p"ab s'ssea H.dta*s sisx,e
e. ,e. sh: sss .st ses: n*a .: r.
tsons!t and saks uo'stsr.. tr.a.r fn
!t:d1non tutn tn p1.'a md Is'ot-top. ~saa.taaas
B'.ts @.lsas @ ~, ssS a's.
;s< t.,,ss y ov or A.soss r. ttE Gle. y.
solss Ind Arm cas1: Uax Keestsioa Chas I'D se.as.
Mahogany rtseA 1ese' saaes. Iie. Tables fassoF md
Faiass.t q Ge.a k,;eoaoa T.e's. Gr.@:. Ksa:
Gsa,Is Iae.s xa:bstcP C*st1. !asle. q. n"ds. "a
Plush Chain. 41es @ctaA Match s.feA Aats, Aukvfs.
SeaAa, Gonsx RED and DeAsrt Tahia cover. C.reksfy
ani Ga~s7re. Dial ro"m Furt1t,Ee, Cr.tank phttl-
Su :+ osa, I'D r%%ss Rds Ge. ,e
s.atets ND Pitcher C.te PAi' Tubs IN md n!sehsa
Ka. J9 Ssss
sAnae md FUN! urs Window sb.:s, .nd ft1trrs, Din
tnz!pom Chak nef,ins S&e, and lot Of other nsfl
e>aE ssch description utuA!y used about ott:s
TIE Whole coap1t.nx sh- coppeta oaitt Of erstsA4s
hotel ia thi+t tlty.
The aa< will commence N o'clock in the fhsenooa
cou,!au> from day u dsy until The whole l. son.
HORACE WHITE AAs1kn~- OF s1th Motk1xe,
By J. HOff. hA Agent,
an1 Temporary Reeetvsr:
h@1&
, 1859-12-16

1t is hardly fair 10 congratulate Ohio on
tho possossion Of hascr man in Congress thnn
we can boast Of in Illinois; but, in view Of Mr..
vallandigham's yesterdays speech, we can
not but be glad Of the opportunity to soy that
Logan is eclipscd-that, in ali that is servile
and base, yallandigllam and Ohio hare tic
palm We congratulate the people ofthat State
on the ownership Of tho meancst man in the
House; md on tic TACT TINT his 1ncanness c7n-
not be hereafter disputed He has issued lie
natent himself
, 1859-12-16
39rcss & Gribt111c.
CHI ICAG-O


The House took two additional ballots yes
terslay for Speaker, Sherman lacking only four
v,.es ot an election at each tria!. Our dispatch
states that Messrs Hickman and Schwartz Of
PENNSYLVANIA, and Haekin Of New York went
over to Sherman on tue second ballot This
statement TIC cannot reconcile with the vote
reported, that being precisely the same for
Sherman ard Bocock as on thu previous bal
lot The telegraph has bluudered. We think
tic end is approaching. We hope to chroni~
Gle the election Of Sherman in our to-morrow's,
or at E1rthcst Mondays, issue.
, 1859-12-16

M4soS1c.-The Members Of Oriental Lodge,
No. 33, F. l. 4. H., will bear in mind the sum
mons 10 attend the Regular Annual Communi-
cation Of said Lodge, 70 be held ut the Masonic
Temple this {FridsE) evening, Dec. 18th, a. D.,
1853, 4. L. $3.50, for The election Of officers md
payment Of dues by order Of the ". II.
Il. e. CHAsk, Secretary.
, 1859-12-16

"A oee'.paek'ns Vt" IN tn'eago nave uus'n6
lie past season a'soufsea 10 one o. oar A'ano,s
ssocx feedefs' nearly Jo'tg e'9ns 'NoasaH1 oo''
Lars ior Dee'es OF LIS e"a aeeo'ng' 1ne e@as'
sum Is <s''sol.ss' "h'cA AessFs' f'rnnAh'
HcSr haTc pa'd to Dawn sTEA"S, OF o'ta"a'
for sixteen hundred head Of his 40. - klnc.
Now neither = lean nor scaggy bovine could
there haye been in the lot, OF they would not
have borne down thc beam so heavily against
the disbursements Of these ChIcago purchasers.
At this time Wien 50 much is said of depres-
sion throughout the country, md especially the
West, we hare double pride in giving pFom'-
Dence to snch figures Is thrsc. Pride for our
State that sucl, returns are within the reach OF
tho prairie farmer; pride for Our city, leading
branch Of ehose Industry and enterprise is thus
notably indicated. The season is at hand when
we shall, by our usual custom, give in detail tho
statis,ics Of tic beef: packing season. We have
the present rur,ose Of looking ltt:le more
closelv ut Mr.. Strnwn's side Of The matter. If
ho we're tue happy proprietor Of d gold mine.
our reference to its yicld might provoke cnly
useless envv. since no amount Of emulation
would secure gold iicgines 10 cach prairie farm.
But, all through tue West are men doing more
or lesa nearly what Mr. Strlwn has done, nnd
, 1859-12-16

WArra TasEr.-Pierre Dryer wa4 held to
bail yesterday By Justice Ailliken for larceny
pf watch.
, 1859-12-16
From Washington.

HEo4A H4Au1AEt00a ~
Correspondence Of \. y. Tribune, Dc. III
Mr. snfnNAS's CHANCES.
:. The .Stakt to-day comedies the certainty Of
Ar. Shcrnnn's election, which our side never
doubted. When 'le Democracy realize the
fact, tue consummation will soon follow. Bel
ter temper prevails in the House than before.
The organization may accidentally occur dis
week or be protracte d till New Tears. The
chances incline toward delay.
1t il difficult 10 imagine the quarter in which
Nr. Etheridgc expects to get IN accession Of
strength to give Mr. Gilmer thirty votes, when
his friends steadily refused to compliment one
Northern mau. North Wcstern aud other Dem.
ocrats openly protest that they will not rote for
uuy American, If Mr.. Winslow and John Coch-
ranc should make hundred bargains.
TIE MESSAGE.
The Message was expected yesterday and to.
day. 1t is condit;ouatly promised tomorrow.
Al interest in it is lost.
THE cLE7KSn1r.
No agreement las been signed or made by
the Republicans to elect Ar. Forney Clerk, and
none is contemplated.
, 1859-12-16

Michigan arrived here yestt rday. proh,bl1- 1he
last arrival from the lower likes this Season.
4 letter from Cspt, Chsnd}e, of the schooner
Grapeshot, to her owner, Capt.1 John Stafford.
o. tne urn OF oIanafo g. colnnfn, OF this city,
80 ua'eo '1oo' o.sua A1a'erse oa5 On 1he LIN
'.a'. 0'n0 euAe'' oaa oeen ie'' 'oi 'ne sa'e''
, os1 ~ ~. 'n,s po1' "1.u 'o1''
eH ~ '" % - ~. -1Iu.' ~. ~ e. n1aua,
~ 'Ao ot'4
=. .-:-. ~ e1 ~, ' oue 4rs 49, soA1 81, ~
49, 4 ~ eeA0o"'. o'e1 eul
"nen W 1e. "1p uomA ~. a9uo1e 9' a1ao- ~,
- ,sna,' 49, 1922. M w. a. " Alu -.s's4e. ~
49, s..sa.s ~ s s,,.ss;x.s e "'' ~ '-1' 49,
~. T-h.naiar -..>,-.. c....o. ;u.... oe
y. C.-~S T-.- fso .oulsA go. !n-e' ~
rsa.s 49,. $3.50: 49, 49,. .as ~. 80 41o-e-
,,.n - - I ' s".." ''' essou ope1e
~, 49,. 49, ss.s.ss'.,. ~ ~ ,no. sss
:. ~ w. sA.v
- Has ~1o s1n' ~ 'ae
da..;t- r. ;,..,ss.s;s. :sas...,,~ S"..:,. 49,.
~. --s.as,.;~a s..1..a - - 49,. r .hsA..:a~ s s
h., r,;.,s,.,., w.. .e.;.;+. .h., g. $500
~ t-n aast u.ra ,;rs.. ~. rn.ds :. d;e;a.,t
for r,,nr n,r,;es to snha,E f,1,v in snnn,;es
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"o'.0'1'|A u0s os.n soa'' y" t4e
4ns countelle' lnon' 4uu 9e''@' ses'''e"
,efW u wv eta a. 'one.
year for larceny. Margaret stole $25 from her
employer in Urbans and rau aray. She has
managed second time less successfully and
will now get board and lodging fer her light
fingered practices.
Napoleoa johnson, colored, received one year
, 1859-12-16

r a IT S C. II o 0 T.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
The term will commence Ja1uary 4th- 1870. Fooa7s
In LAEaun bsek Of ElAEk And WaAhnxan Ass<ta
adjoining Bes Mercantile Coe{s St~nts teeslraa II
my time durnf the teYt1. . -
fhe suceas n this sew institution has fully eqcA<d tha
nt kulae ezpet.lons Of Its friends and paifon9
Il may be enders permanently es9ab.hhst Rad]-
ues for acquiring itsal es.tA1oh here offered.
qu.ed II the West For Circulars expaIanx Goosse oe
2n,tftct1un. s4tttsys* Il. HyOTH,
no.0bl33 6w f.h.eaxo, Iulno44-
, 1859-12-16

Eptscop&L C1TY M,ssioS OF TA1S1Tr C1CHCu-
This parish has arranged a city mission for
the benefit Of the poor. Contributions and mp
plica.ions for aid will be received By Nr. G. "
ratten, Superintendent; or Rev. y. Il. Schenck.