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, 1859-11-12

Tie whole Republican ticket is elected in
Champaign, and Township organization adopt
ed hy large majority. Urbana precinct gives
The Democratic candidate fur Treasurer ma
josisy Of .. West Urbana gircs tile Republican
caa.iidnte majority of &C. About two-thirtls
tAe usual roIe WAS pol1ed. !
GRCSpY corxrY.
T:,e Republican candidates fer Treasurer,
Surveyor, aud School Commissioner arc elected
ii Grundy, by au average majority Of ..a'u.
Longworth lRcp-} for Treasurer, has 500 ma
jrily Us i4r Us beard Irou-
ROCK ISLAND COUNTY,
Waite, (Eep.), for Treasurer, in Rock Island
County, hus 800 mnj :rity; Gordon, lRep,>, for
Surveyor, las Is: majority; Blandins, (lnd.),
for School Commissioner, isprobab1v elected
uIcEAr coro7T.
Eighteen towns in Bureau give 5G1 majority
fo. the Republican candidates over 18th the
National Vt mud :s9uattcr Sovereignty tickets.
HENRY COUNTY
The Republican ticket was elected in Henry
with but tritiing opposition. There was n very
light vote cast.
KNOX CoCSTy.
The vote on County Treasurer in Galcsburg
stood, Da-is iRcp.) c55; Mckee tDcm.> Sc.
Stephen 4. douglas rcccircd one vote for School
Commissioner.
kASE COUNTY.
Tic Democrats had no candidate for Trcasu-
r.r iu Kane, but cast their votes for Hall, lpco-
| pies cant,date) The Aurora G:aon estimates
the majority for Mum ;Eerublican> in the
| county ut abput 40U- The Democrats cast only
~ rotex in Aurora for lhc:r regular nominee
lur School Commissioner
STEPHENSON CorSry.
Gray >Eeruh1icanl for Treasurer in Stephen
son, has 4,s majority. Burslard, for Schco1
COMMISSIONER, and Duaham, fox Surveyor, arc
elected by equally dccisive uajoritics. The city
| Of Frccpoit gives t;ruy IS majority and Dureh'
ard 9s, against Democratic majority Of ovei
.oo last spring.
| LAKE COUNTY.
4 light vote WIS cast. and the Republican
ticket isclected By about 900 majority.
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Livingston gives about 900 Republican ma
jo.isy this year.
PEORIA cnrSTr.
u AAc tS1aA G"foH los1i't9A&1Cl fNES AAaA:
/ retu.ns feom l3 towns, ehowin;, 4 m.jotity q
Isl for the Democratic candidate for Treasurer
ADAMS corSTi.
The City Of Quincy gave Duraut tRcpub'i
can) majority Of thirty for Treasurer. TIL
county Las probsblv elected the Democratic
tic: :ct.
MORGAN corSrr.
The Springfield IaI.pe':j<7.t says that tb
Democratic majority il Morgan County is CT
acsly t.rtnty. II correct, this is Nepnelic4
g4iu Of &c.
sAxGANnx COUNTY.
. The Democratic msjority in Sansanon Count
i.4:o.
: 10 DAVIES COUNTY
The Republican minority in 10 Dariess Coua
| ty is betxeen 4to aud 100.
Ia SALE corSTT.
The Republican, ticket in La Sale County
elected bg abont ] 900 majority. La Sale Cit
gave 81 Republican majority.
J ne WITT cocS1r.
: Little pa Nitt gives Republican minority
/! Jas.
Lite, AelIcnry aud Wiunebaso Counties elet
I Republican officers, but we hasa no 6gurrl
Que Democrat was c.ected in Lee County on a
Independent ticket.
, 1859-11-12

Public attention is at tins moment diverted
from the outbreak ut Iarpcr'S Ferry Ia one al
anorher sort in III. c,iou Of Erown>yillc, Tex.
a., he:.tic1 by Cortinas, saib to be Mexican.-
The catcat Of this guerilla chse.tain's opera
tions, and tue rcrtinacity with which he pur-
sues his 1nurderous Pans, would lead to the
belief that he is giving Tree course to deep
seated and 'on.-ss,lotl,ered feelings Of revenge.
If the information VIC have ut hand respecting
this man is correct, and we hare every reason
to believe it is, such is tie true state Of the
case.
Cortiuas IA about =; yeats Of nec, aud was
born ut ranch Oh the Iczas SIDE of the E;o
Grapde. known AZ Edinburgh. some ninety
miles above Brownsville. Turing tee Texas
wur ~ith Mex,eo, the family Of Corsiuas was.
according to this story. rubued and unsnercisul.
y treated BY the A,ueric4ns. Since that period
he has led rAther y predatory life. sometimes
at peace, but in the main, rGlbing, steali,,g
horses, and in various WAYS ev'ac:ns his hatred
Of the whites. 4 few years s:ace, one Of lis
friends or companions was executed at browns
vile, and Cort:nas himself was imprisoned at
that place eighteen months ago, and Gu Ills rs.
cape or release. he -owcd signal vengeance
a.:inst the shez,t and her citizens Of tic town
by whom he cousId ID himself srievously
wreuged. 1t is in full Fneut Of his cath Of re-
verge that Cottsnas is }ow, with otner disatsect-
ed Texans OF Me1icafr birth, half breeds, In.
dians aad utians Of various grades, endcayu1-
Ing to lay waste Brownsville aud its vicinity
This affair does not originate in any ii!-teetins
on the part Of Mcxican-son tho otlrr side nf tic
Rio GrAnde; and whether Cer,iaas or aur al
his b2ad have ia reality experienced unjust
Treatment frasn their fellow.cls;xcus III Texas
We Of course do not pretend to decide II i
probable these outlaws will continue the -Mar
urou Brownsville uutil :: sL1Qu:s turce arrives
VIXEN they will doubtless I'd - Mexico.
, 1859-11-12

IT. VIII not Es'c escanco lh'oIe a1'ehe" II
fs'at all the parties implicated III lie Harper
Ferry a"An WHO Lave beca tried al thaflss-
town. have beell found guilty Vi treason Is
We'll as q MURDER aao 1hsurTectse'i' eAcel'I
Cooh, .!e broittcr-in"!iw ol 1oE- illart q
Indiana. 10 his case the jury returned a ver-
dct OF murder ar1 'nsuFrcc-1on OILY: on oo'h
Of which counts !ie had l'!ead guilty. LEG
history o. Tue ehlnte lMp1icates IooK qo1'o rs
fully as It dtes brown. and more tu!iy linn i
docs the nessees, Copeland ana ofecn' II
brown was gully Vi treason asa'nst the of'ts
u: Virginia, 50 also "as COOK anu II 'ho fts'
a:c. III Lie case Q! lae 4oflne: Is III .4ecoeo:''to
with the lay and tile testimony, ta'as III tae
case u tie latter Is not Either Gfo"h l''s
betu nnju:t:y and 1lsg'A: cenacmned l'r tfea:
for, or thoH HAS neeh n'''ns1': :f1a Nie1t''sas
acquitted Gu 1h:t c"H''s. "hy la's exception
1T the ctsc I" 'os, tue ni;l! ;'''14St "ho'' "e
arc itld paE'l'c sclilneat i" 'aTF5'''' las 'ee'n
NOR: t:oleiit, rs'in ''e beginning, titan It has
been as:aust c't!'cr ii Ills assocla'ts? IL Is 10
''e csl'ta'nca only upon Tic hypothesis s1a''ca
~ tie Dal1"aoFe 11;tr'ot F!z, that t"oR WIS =
1neEn 'nstrn:ne:ss III tEo I'an'ls o. l'efnocr"te
LEADERS 10 s's'c ''id Brown and lis associate:
into the crazy scl'ctac Ia which they embarked,
'or uo PURPOSE ri 'n''''c''ci': Tie latc clce''o'7
2ad the result Ill lsto-is';; TIC ''ls 10 esc'l@e
Iposs'blr, but ci;'.nrsd WAS TO he lardune1
in coils: u i.!s services 10 Democracy.
C'oA, II 'll 1's remembered, immediately :t'ftf
the :s::'Is had assH::cd s'!s:i s.ac rs t'rcI4er
'lte escape If b7'wss aad Ills ;'sSociases Ill tie
Eaeuc ii;:sSs i;lii"'salb1t, tco!l 10 tie mo'l'--
1a:us :n Ss.r:lricst il .ct:l:t:. into Fenns. i
v:ssl:a, where lle WAS captured. Ey tie la"s
Of 'irE1a, persoA ee;tvlc:ed Of treason 70
the Commonwealth cannot he lardoned by lilo
Gorcrncr without Lie concurrence ii Lie -ls-
, 1859-11-12

Shortly before tho :sijsurancut u the last
Congress, ,b. House Of Representatives rasz.d
:, resolution directing the pplosnl Of the dcshs
from the hall, and sslri Encouragement II
the seats lis wcn.d .,r!:g l'lctn together iu1o
the s:nallest convenient space. Tie ohjec, OF
tue House was 10 test hy experiment whether
The removal Of the desks and, with Them, I'LL
opportunity u wiring during the hours Of
sessiur, wnuld not secure better attention %
the business before the Hot1-.: and Mls5 To
bring the members within smaller compass.
aud more Immediately within the range OF tia'
Speakers cyo and voice. This, VIC say, WA
intended as d mere experiment the ;rrauge-
nlcnt 10 ba retained If satisfactory, it not tle
desks IL lc restored TIE members who ,o-
ted for it did - .lut:',iess with the understand
lux ll.at the change could bu made III i vcgr
alislt cost, and thar thu c1pcuse o: restoring
the desks hereafter would be just as little.
We learn from the Washington l:epAllt
that tic sum Of e;;yhty thousand tf.5iars l.as'
been expended iii carryin: out ,l!is order Of
the House! The chairs, which were new onss.
made specially for the hal, ut III expense,
including the desks, o: sl5a each, or 81, ,oou
for the wi1olc, have tcen entirely discards i.
a3d eun,brous so:::ls ;ni:o :uerl In their steati
aud securely fastened to the floor. Thcse
changes rendered certain alterations Of tfn
1oor necessary. AID the whole bill :oots up Il
iI.,ovc s:;,.cI--SS0. .U0UI &
, 1859-11-12
N4j0niT1ES
t'orSTfEs. lSt9-

The .Stats journal says that the Republicans
who went fishing on the day the Deaaoerats
held the election, met with indifferent sncccss..
, 1859-11-12
The With EonwFcAxiona3 N1ntrfrt

.AAV A<&A ~0AlRA IA6AVAA3A UAAktANks
We give below all the returns, Official aad
reported, from the Viii Congressional District,
received up to last evening, together with
comparative exhibit Of the result last fall 3lc.
Ciernnnd received the combine ed vote which Hns
cast lust fail for Harris and Mcconnell:
, 1859-11-12

it may be LAID down as rule tina. i full rotc
il equivalent to Republican victory. An H.
l,s=ration Of ills a3iom Was seen in Carlinrille
las. Tuesdsy. The vote cast was 80 larger than
even last year, and the Republicans made a
clear gain Of IS sotes. Last year the vo:c stood
;,s follows:
!!.:lt+ DouEaA lea 5l9
-4S -'aatlt As&&foI tei -
194at Uenoc1ac.. as
Nathe..T, Jsen and ...9
i7"'p-%A hEe" AZ tanE
ltHHs-t Over 1sefublcan. u
~ the last election the vote was:
ley.
--ec!eaH&I0s ueh 80
-icar:y I'LL Of the IS Snow Soshings who sup.
pctied Fishbacis last year, voted for 3leCler.
..aad this year. But on tie other hand ma
i:iitT of t:tc Germans hare abandoned the Pro-
Sluscry party and joined the Republican rauks.
Ti's timely reinforcement Of sturdy Teutons
cua6'ed the Republicans to beat the whole moa-
,.tt combination Of dousheaccA
, 1859-11-12

Sanford's Family tathartic Pills,

COMPOUNDED
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS. and put ~ IA
GLA>> Cn~Es. AIR Tlt;1IT. and WILL
kEEF ~ ANY CLIMATE.
Tht Fan!ly Cashsrt!c * That dt3=rur Cafhartes set
PILL Is gentle lut = rn ItsEeut port:oI4 of tha
tive C,thaftic whsea sh,- - buwels.
proprietor ha4 usS,t in hi. Iha Family CAll2rtic
practice t.Aa twenty ri! E3< With reference
yr1I.. y !oth!t well ~ AhisteI k.et.
The constantly !nertasrk : tern Compounded firm
lema.d is"n. tAe.. WI" variety Of ihs pasest tr<f-
havs lcCx nret Tie PILLS. table Extracts, which act
and ths ,stista+t!nn whc- alAu 4vxty part u iLa
lleHpr+.. In sr.nt tks1 a.in.fafJ Canal. ara
.has inAutpl 10 3ac. = x.>e1 and .r Ia ~
tn~fl thin the arf III xhffc Ca.hartc " n-et
TEr Iroft sAirn ws.l .1nN = ID. u fanxeu-,ts
1t the Str,1eh. >stpine.- Ea1as "A the Eac Lnl
cestssar.A, f4M a.. 'hr vaee eesy "t
sltt!en eniL "! sr1u*nt!y. 4 lstete*. eE! In Aa
cause OF Fever. Las II sppt e Creeping sensasien II
r:j. ths tacy. eatashe. ~.sLt II
or Aiu',s i;ltumal> k'tat lurla<s " tke Eood AID
which Is hsF Numerous ~ 0ltts
t!on In tAA advertisement. puse. to ).
Price Three Dimes.
The Liver Invtst.iur and Faulty CatAaTtIe Tflls
ttlt1 By druggists .tneEaJ. and sud wholesale b Il.
TEl.e Ia Ill the 4aFEt t1wnS.
). r. ". SANFORD, u. D.
su. smj Manufacture 4n Proprietor x.s rosd1aE. NY
, 1859-11-12

Will COUNTY,
ECones14endrncc of Tie Press nIi Tfbuue.1
Jo1lET, Nuv. 10, 1e:9.
nc sctu.s from tGt VIII .l.ow thai cur Republican
,.t nsa.s y Frrd. H. :. sraa1t Trea+rfvs; f. sayag.
:-.ru Commissioner; and j. Mashcw.on, SaEvcyoT-
:4sr 81 elected. wh Ip.ioEcs Elngiss .to,a 40 So
NErrELIc.x.
, 1859-11-12
GREAT FIRE IN NEW ORLEANS.

Terrific Fire II The Fourth Efstrfffs-HMx.
9Fffts <F HuuSfg ['01ss A..e6.- Eoss .fo0af
S23J,OOU--.so H.~fer and d Nigh Hiad.
, 1859-11-12

JLlkutl%tkk1, "t-
Browns Bronchial Troches.
Browns Bronchial Trochoe.
Bronchial Trochos,
bronchial Troehss.
Browns Troches.
Browns Trochoa.
Xrochss.
Trochea-
sniuent!y the tsH: AID best"
REV HENRY WAED EEEcHEE.
II recomGc cnd their u.s to Public speatess."
I.EV. L. II. EilAPsS> NEW YORK.
''tireat service IN sal4inlry IfoaFsene<*."
REV DANIEL WISE, NEW YORK.
II lave proved them c1cele1t for Nhooplux Cough"
KEy. II. ". WARKEN, BOSTON.
*'Gfczt bsaeat In a1.tinn. the bronchial Orxaur~
Dr.. F.W. LANE BOSTON.
- amp1e md plesant e.c4hsai,oa tHr Coughs. &C."
Dir. q. F. i:itsf.L4T, Bi>Sr0S.
"coasa!n 20 Upln aay,Aia. nusiou,.~
1'lk. y. a. HAYES. CHEMIST. BOSTON
Sssy beneficial In elta:ins LIE ,hro,t wLeo compelled u
speAs though suffering f:ota co.l.~
REV. 81. I. ANDERSON. ST. LOUIS.
- heartily unite IN the .,n.e con:acndst!on."
REV. U. SCHUYLER, ST. LOCIs.
- saeni has!ng trs n.any Isserirs :or stAu1 With no
beasa:. foun't relief fun, :.s- Tsoche+.-
lev. d. LEAFS. TRANSPORT, I'LL.
- Sold By Drug ssa where. :: ccE.. pes Eox n
Sold by i'ENTOX IL CO.,
Jylt'y ~ 1ass s:stcf, op2n>!ts T1eEaont I1ouse.
, 1859-11-12
ROCk RIHEl: SEMINARY,
- L. IH'ArEn AT
MT~ MORRIS, 0GLE Co..

About Eight nEs1 M E,,s e i.o as stasiua en-
t;;"9e 10 H. MSs f' 'F"' F'e't'0 f''' and franklin
Th:e"ur,s Of study sfsees t,ssv1hns u',ly taught
Tbs snst;tu'n .. ja,. ens*.. II. anrts. year n
aeh<1. e,fxe II t1s .<s.sa Ge,ms", ahs
q IL, IL te.; e;:'1:; snas,s. haze seen ~
nasar asa%ma.h c'.e-'. 'cat.s Is Hlr-.<d: Is:!ss
f;..s ;s. an! :e:i.'e. !kr Diploma fvr tArtf C.us.s
air IT'D mi, thrte t,as. Tina =, Terra eon<nets lie
cec!etLy avae.tien II week rhe Winter Tsrmcom
nsnees 'te +h M.ml.y In N"vsnLxr aLl ...:tnles IT,
sun,mer Tenn eoiu.uratc. s q Menlay in MaI, Ind
cSn;,hues a:sten ~esks Aueesv*t by reaoa VI e,sht
SJExAL CLAss.-A Teaebrr>' c,4.. = f.~me.i which
YOUNG mtn ~ Tm11 ~ sehtrA for The ffe etaploy
Faea,v IL an .,l @ ee In " s.S"k sr!a!sn Il = tia
ESrES SSEs.
fu!t."n In C:n,m"a E s!.a launches, Winter and
ru.:i IA hIxnsr Ei.s:S:;. wstsi and summer 70
i.,.s ~ sai :'r. xs:..:toa. d: uu:;. aeud;o:
4. wItf I:ttn. ...::::. !. q tS
Frene, 4r sv~ pts Term sach. c5
no.fa Lar -: i. ill., :aia i:s:a Res; ;s fa,S "a
1naa.n;.l. ~ ;:ry:s q III. CIV. :-t.p. 1
K:o.,.. ~ e.: ~ -:at'n IT,: .: - %
SSss: % Tada =: s,i
lns wtel I" 'htr r,~au. per .e.x. ......... Is
no.,a snr,. ;:s :s.'4s .i;t i'un A.h1 aad rasa il
tai furnish their am ish6. fa.es .
Fl. aha Ge:irs. Iovk.. eta.lnssy flnish.d Il ca.t
sl% Vac 70 ss 81 70 e i. -
Tux & wi! t.f T. ,he ssn,tsy .
ater and oA f;..or. Moa1hzoailc ana tos ch1e'
~ Ssa:s f q & 10 sss ss,,, y
In rkAinn
, 1859-11-12

I)ACINE COLLEGE Racine Col
es-. With lar ~ -1mbsr Of Professor, than here
snfose a1ofsE: u IL : cent educational facilities u nuw
open ~ s:Et students. ThA Gfatanar School,
ehetc boys of I'll: OH waslt afs nt;e1 far
College eonrs-. xs.i = y r:,t.l Nov i.t
etne Nkesn,3. 0ct4.4Mx
, 1859-11-12
7-Dufl1:oill!.

NNOW'S $EMINARI-NO, .75
~ liun'n s'1e.t. :rth Di.ion The af.h set-l ytar
VIII thnlH;ttc NnHttav. September 4t, i- Male aEu
Ftnsst lasrannrns Prices fn,un have .tru
.'t'd a. vt tln:' Isr eeni. III fatthrr Ha1te..
au.4 4t....su. u r. SNtN Phnrib.t
, 1859-11-12
CANFORD'S LIVER lNVIGO-

Never NebIt!intes.
Is eonpoun.sI tni1-.iy Eou .;,l, and h4& become
An st4s fa4t, St.1t4 Mel.i.e known sp-
psovclty Al iAf Eaye 1ra =. !. Ee.oete vita
cuuasncaIu Ill L!.ea-t. fur xeca It il r.euu.1xhde
II has tusel E.sHLs.:< =: EhFtni: D!azrhra, sum.
within the Last t~" .slt% Eet LeEpaIn,A Uystn:s.
Whu had gwen up ait su.es rr Urpey St uF sl,,m1Sh
OF relief. - Tie nHta ur 4ttal Cut.lyrht1l. Col
unsolicited certificate, = Ic Ikaera Chcixra Nor
my possession >tnw. = :us, Cholera lIfauinso,
The dose he aA.a7'c: tLiMtenlt Jalt ater Fe-
to ke ttEp tancaE u :ae Q Weakness l. sud n4Ay
tr.!rt.ul taking il. n.tf hfu'lr -
u4et In such Su Arts,a-fa UIi!Easy asy M-&te1ns.
act xe1iiy liz !trweis 1t VIII cars SICK uEa D.
Ltt The t!s.a 6i y.ilT .tEkE. Ia taLusaods taa
Judgment guide + thr .est:} IN twenty minutes,
Lire # Tic LtEEk lNEI il fssu lhted Teaspoon
fsuKATuR. aE,! II will - fl.1a.e t4ken Il commences
cure Liver Gora:'a'n n:s. N1-. - nsns Vi attack.
Itous .atttrka, De-, ,epssa. :.
AL who tsns It giving testimony Ia it, favor.
II. ME- Wal.s1a saa G!aatA With the InslsorAtoE, anil
swallow bnIh sHEtth.:.
, 1859-11-12
GLOAG'S DOUBLE CHAIN OF
~ American ani Foreign
CON- MEIHC1.tL OLLEGES.

The tsreat Grut.aL
The oess and e1:enAye IN thA West Il atu.&s In
Mxraopts. ca-acu nLocK. CH1cAao. Ill.
0tber cec.ei With this will located at iii
ebrnpsEc4t c=tIses tie wuzi. The alsantAxea A5e
&Eeaer and the es than any ohe EoinsIE Col
kXo Ia AueTca- FH nif1nasnn will ~ furnahet xf1ff%
s3pcstion Il ~ ese by letter. Ltfe seno!aIthio
aalY 20. A9:::ea-:. e.eos- t~o ty::ss .tamps-
Addss& T. ]. SLOAN.
self 4f.Y 3u President and tFuprtstor
, 1859-11-12
TO FARMERS,
DENNErTS
Champion Farm Will!

n. attention It leaeE1 and the public geney Is p,1-
teulf.Y l1ried TOT the
New and Ucriv;Eed Portable Farm Mil,
wt:ch Is The l.sst aid te.s .r2snxenr1tl In Metallic
Grinding A1.s. and the
Most SIMPLE. DURABLE AND EFFICIENT .
FAIa Mil ertE t5sItd 10 the public. Is readily ataehed
nssezn.. wa:s Wind. oft roseT ana Is .dspea 70
the ssEdr1 of tus !n the wei! as ~ other S!a
= 3: ctnsr f"r feeding the a1t. aaa'y %f
ca4r -.tG anc Iiut* Tic 5anIe EfA Etf1t sa3l
t':,er sn4r.orsar. II Is made Of Tue ats; n .st. I'D
IT, tie most Aast1ntsA 1naeE aEA y IT. opef
s1icn 10th cut. .ac crashes The 7'n II. M ey AZ ~.
trel 3ssaaa<Eent ot pasts td an2ls a1'd 2etset
met tf aAnl*t1le.t {1cE1ttz< Of the permanent Fcen-
tu LIE shell and trailer theif adjusted poItionJ b
eye.ua etsse1lsL iraa. hea.re aa4 xea;5k ey ses.
ksr.ioiors c1surs q this CHS It, durability :
y and s action rendered perfectly even and
uE.t. s1. M with .e-. r-*er and ewing 10 !ta
att hi atre Gnal!1.r: SIG tar :npu!ty Of Variation II
is art!oc 1t VIII grind meal ot quail f.; 70 any
thing ketettoze yrAuced ~ any mil Of te ehasaHef u
Short thk mill, ~Elle pose AZ. tte atEanL-ke: ct all
o;her completely and efetualy seedtes their Leeeta
and c,n1deL,y ~ the tua!s = perfect
LNl p<s.s41k tEl'cE=tt advantage un3tainei bF
4y hertro:oEr Invented k:rs1e 1t 0ceupe.
brt e fFac< ari wekt buss sbut st puuaes. IaeJ viii
be sold Il h. folln slug low prices:
Sln vlthous Eols fnr ra4t:as F!oE........-..sSe
"a with s.s.-.s%ss wv
E-SASE0Rp 4 HALL, Sole Astats fx she Sorth-
N-L CO.. Nona L7s4l.: aad E.vsrsts. wncst the Nils
aa t.ctu In vpe.atcc. oela-afStla
, 1859-11-12

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ Cook, S-S.-Supesior Court nf CtEc7sn pccsnber
Tez- i. o. i=.5- Aesr Ma and Fsaacts DAsi=a, II.
Era.ei. ~t.t-r-Attaehment. II
tte nu:tc hereby given the sid Fsn3S Sfssef.
that wifi Of Attaehni issned Of The uta 0f lie
esk Of rht Su}e Court Of Ch!catn. t4lx hr s:a day
o{ et9l<E 4. T. t4 1t The xut Of TIE sid Ntsltr Sye
act frcs 1'ariea ~. sku.t The estate II the s, Ffan
e skte! fer thes q one aaEfed sy cotass 1ad
sid ri, h.s returned e1zeuted So~ therefore,
X n csrr tae saI ous1 or fo, the fst
It .heneat 1T! ,Les<> 70 = e.'*n y the Gc; hSnse
4. o. l>5 kssc bals and PLEAD to the d rAs1,
astun viii b snte1td as1iest sau and.a !=sor
p{ the p1antt and much of tht property attached
~ toay Le -ae:ent Aatsy 1ae sad Judgment And Gusts
VIZ '< ~ WALTER K1NBALL. C1ers.
, 1859-11-12

-oenator Suumer was 10 sail in ihc Cana.:e
from Liverpool on last Saturday, and wil prrl-
n51y arrive in Boston next week,
The Emperor Of the French has jus. con,.
pletsd = new work, TO be publiAhed under ths
title Of H&.oirt d<s canoas rayes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19
MASONIC NOTICE

Rev. John &. Sheppcrson, commemorative Of the
late Alex. Irvine, ut Lebrnon church, on saturday
the 18th of May, commencing at II o'clock, 4. NJ.
All Masonic brothers, in good standing, are n,i-
ted to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19
a Profitable and Well Est abb islled
PRINTING OFFICE FOR 6ALl

| HAVE for sale. A NEWSPAPER AND JOB OFFICE in
good healthy location-the paper having A LARGE
CIRCULATION AND A FIRST RATE ADVERTISING
AND JOB PATRONAGE. Any suitable person with II small
capital. has opportunity profitable in, cs"nt
will sell either all halt of the establishment The business
the office In houtishng condition. For further
ntormaon address at the Office of the Iegiaa Lynch
burg Va A. NADblII,
iapl 7.dl Naw A1rp rtisipU AGENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

free negro woman, who has remained in this city
for some weeks past, without II register, was ar
rested Saturday night by officers Dawson and
Mays, and taken before the Mayor-orlercd to
pay costs and leave the city bv the 2lst inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

FREIGHT TRADE.--There were received, ut thu
depot of the Va. 4 Tenn. r. r., on yesterday, | |
loaded cars, consisting of SO barrels Of Flour;
312 bushels Wheat 10000 lbs Miscellaneous.
There were I6 loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

In A CRITICAL CoNDITIoN.--The young man,
George A. Harvey. who was stabbed by his cou-
SIM Tho-. P. Harvey, at Martins Warehouse
few nights since, il lying at the Cabel House. in
IL very critical condition. lie is dclirous q great
portion of the time. and bis friends entertnin but
faint hopos Of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

Drunk AND DisORDERLY.-Giles, slave to Mr..
a. Page, was found on Main Street, Sunday night.
very drunk. and behaving in disordcrly manner
was taken to the cage, and next morning
brought before tho Mayor, who ordered him ten
lashes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

WITHOUT PAss.--Wilson. slave, belonging to
jesse Hare, ESQ.,, was found on Main Street. Sun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19

THE usual services at Temperance Hall were
omitted on Sunday afternoon last, in view of the
communion service held at the LIST Presbyterian
Church at the same hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-19
rpK.NG GKOCERIEsa GRASS SEED
GEO L. DAVIS

opposhe he firpia.a HANK iivGiRt R0. Va
IS cccil al and well seert"t stock ri GRO
CEkIES. ST AlLE DRY GOODS HARDIN ARE, SHOES,
Sc, consisting In part of
hungarian rass Seed the most productive grass kno sn
Clover Seed;
Timothy seed:
Orchard Grass seed
Herds titasE Seed;
Engllsh Blue Grass Seed
Randal Grass seed;
And Peruvian tiuano
lie would tho attention of families and housekecpers
is uhc syrup, the best made Syrup hcf
Coffee saving OF labor Fat Maker' and Her
ia hnrre halves quarter and cighthr Nos aud
Asn large sok al hammered and rolled Iron well assert
the of Farmers Black smiths, AMI Wagon and
Makers, Iron Axlus, Gait li"NeE Bellows, Vices
iNls with every ether ar in His line at business All :"
h he will sell cheap for cash. shot credit for negotiable
aptr Those who buy for cash will nnd 1t IN their inter est
examine his stock before buying. march II dts.