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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

MQetnt9e6 beutl9e8 Mbplelale @el96ft
vA&. n in
@QlQnterie< II. &ur3waQren.
Gtablirt 1856.
Carl 8ersbp. ab. &ublins.
Ser9bp, Gnblin8 S g.,
Smpcrteure BON beuti&em, fran3Sfi@en unb eng
Iii@en @alanttrie> unb Rur3tpaaren, multali-
f4en Snfrumenten> @pielmaaren unb
" -" mpQpaaren,
III, >Slo>W aferfraBe, Gde Dearborn,
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gBir baben tets Eager bon b~pppelten uub eiu-
fadeu @ewsbren, Sasb< uteuIlien, Slid unb
1ai9enme1 fern 4aus, ben beten eneli5heu Habrif.u.
@@eertn, !9anbbuthen, Rdmmen, Biniriten. 5pie-
gel unb @pitselslas. @rpbes Adjournment in
Spitlfa&en. 8leififttn, pfsifen, 8iiolinen, Gui-
tarren, Nfeerbeoas, 6lSen, Biplin. unb Guitar
ren- @aiten, 8orbpaaren, WoQtnpaareu ais:
poaene Bsintleiber, Saden unb 5pden &c. ,c.
unitre Jirr1a if ba6. eit3ige @tpleiale.b aus
IN b'elet Artitelnr On, bieiieen HlaB unb bur&
aussebebnte 8ertinbunstn In Dtut19laub, Gna-
lamb unb Gtantrtid jnb mir i'm Stanbe, bitlelbsu
Bsrtbtile ~ bitttn, mic New-gcrt 5auitr.
8erato, HublinA II. g.,
40 III, S&t-aBaftrfr., Gdepen Dsarborm
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augtntlidli1en @etraud bereit. Oa5 Gissutbum
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acknowledgement inb: Gin Drittel taar,
Nel auf biaiee Germine.
Splte tein Yerfauf bis gum I. SUM- gu @tante
%fcn,r:,en, f. fol- bas Gieentbum al bielem Sage
in Muetipn an ben Meitbietencen perfauf it perper1.
ct. peter, Miuu., 81. Mpril 1859.
42b46p 9eeger II. Gu9eGer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
Neue %9fn3eigen.
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6el1te Nhenh

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ais am Snmitag; Sen 7. NpriL
trerss i6 in meinem neMoefprirteu Beuepe-
si:eu
teinen cunc6
i%ersireti, trrsu il mcine Urrunre uub Befauute.
lelple has gauge putlifum auf eas GreuubIidRe
einlabe. -.
NJ gpfana leute Ntenb tint 9 ubr,
Gnee17 Went ~9fftdbte metr ia 1T.
Musseeidnetes Qasertier unp quite 8etieuuua
reroen nidt ff9len.
&pulme Giner, fpmmt glQe!
..s42r.4* a. @ep. @en5.
~. Mufpr6erun9.
Die Mitglieber tes Eurnsereins 1int bierburb
aufeefothert, li9 at Der ant Mittpph> ben II.
B. Mts. 1T 8e9t u. S1ifbauer'S Qocale fatt-
fneencen Gur1ratbspabl III betSeilieen.
Sir ben Turnserein:
AZ 6. 9. Meeer, @arifttart.
@inlabnng.
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Central. @pnite's lins bieru,it freunblitlt err u6t,
na4fen Jreitas, ben 10. ;. Mts., Ntents Sl1tr,
int 2ufale beS rSHelepereinS" III erideineu, pa mid.
tise @t(dafte 3ur Bodybuilding surIieeen.
SIM @@uftrase:
II. @6Snemann>
az Secretair prD temp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07
pic Nt@te beS prd1tbenten,
Wttb SAMMY yates, 1T in Cleveland in III
rent %. 2ebenSiabre aefprbeu.

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@fan beri9tet BON @beelin9 bic @erbaf<
tun9 zines Metbpoifenprepteers, Namen9
5aroing Der III 8elinben, Stem : sSe1ey,
no er BET elmer @emeinbe aneeiteut >par>
1et1e Strait ser9iftet baben fol-. Gr mirb
ouf Gequillttcn pe5 @puperneurs ppu
9tepz Serley an ben Srt leine6 @erbredens
oeltefert werben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

GS wtrb Ga {. - @eri4ietene Der
en9liidm &irdenbldtter in Nepz g)crf unb
philadelphia fla9en felt einfser 3eit Ibr
dber bic 3unabme. be8 &atipnalismuS
u1ter ben enslii9en preoisern 70 beriGtet
bic 2utb. 3eit19rift.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-05-07

81. 2puts> u. @pri1. Better
8ert&te ater bic Grplufiun bess ;&e6els
Dampfer r5t.. @t&plas" llieger ypc1r.
40 periunea, raruater 26 &ajittel,< ulnneo
% Dedpa7asiere, baben pas 9eber SER
loren. Deruneladafall tu,irtb ben, 9le&<
ten 3uaanpe Der &ei1el s|ulTseeii9rieten. Der
@erluit betrd9t circa $25,OOO. 81
, 1859-12-27
An African Empcror,s Treasury.

An African EmTcFOf7s treasury
The IoA,teus del Armte gives the following
description Of the Emperor Of Morocco's treas
u:c house at Mequi1ez:
'ln the middle Of the gar1cn" stands fortress
with triple wall perfectly armed and defended
ln the central Enclosure rises Il stone building,
lighted only from the roof. It is entered
through three iron doors, one after the other.
The pavement # the interior is black marble,
aud at one end is lnrgc opening. through
which the gold aud silver coin, bullion, and
jewels are conveyed to the treasury below.
This Inst mentioned place is M extensive vault,
divided into compartments Of equal size, in
each Of (which is the va.ue Of a million piastrcs.
The net produce Of the taxes is lodged in the
treasury every three months. The Emperor
himself, when ut Mequlnez, is present on the
occasion, but in Ills absence be names three Of
the chief officers of his household to attend for
him, knowing well that mutual distrust will
scarcely allow them TO concert a robbery, and
If they should DO SO. they would sceu betray
each other, or denounced By the black guardian
ofthc place. When the Imperial treasury was
Grst established, the money was kent ia large
earthen Jars: but on one occasion the contents
Of ten we're distracted, and robbery concealed
by filling the jars with earth and covering the
top Will few gold pieces. The theft was not
discovered Immediately; but black who had
seen the robbers in the act, aud had been near.
" murdered By them and let for dead, after
wards recovered and gave Information against
them. The Emperor ordered the ten thieves to
he decapitated and directed that their heads
should be placed in the ten jars which they had
emptied, as warning to others. These vascs
are still in the treasury, placed on marble Pc
destals. Muley Ismae1s successor determined
to adopt different arrangement, and buiit the
vaults now existing. The Emperor Muley Sol.
eiuen, we'll known for his cruelty, was accus.
toned after the quarterly deposits, to hare al
the blacks put to death who had been engaged
in tic operation. Add er Rahman, his success.
sor abolished that atrocious usage but be dec1ar,
ed that the btacks employed il arranging the
money in the vaults should never leave the
building II would therefore be useless for them
to stealth treasure, as they are separated FROM
the rest Of the world, and could neither spend
nor conceal it.
, 1859-12-27

Tbs Norfolk Day Book makes mention Of q
heroic little girl III TINT city who proved her
self worthy compecr for the famous Grace
Darling. The story is this, and the name Of
Louisa Hudgins deserves aplace on the page
Of history beside that Of the noble maid Of the
Eddystone Lighthouse 1t appears that few
days ago, while the weather WAS quite cold mad
the wind blowing quite gnle. small boat was
seen approaching the Matthew'S shore. When
about one hundred yards Of, = squau Of wind
capsized the frail bark, aud Que Of The men was
thrown headloug into tue angry biliows This
incident was witnessed Louisa u. I{ud gins who
was at that moment watching the approaching
boat from her fathers window. When she saw
tue struggling form Of a man in the water, She
rushed hastily from the house to the shore. di.
vested herself Of her shoes aud hose and waded
out to canoe which was secured 10 stake =
short distance from the shore. This she hasti-
iv padded to the drowning man, and reached
him in time to save his life. She then with the
assistance Of the other MAD, succeeded in GET
ting him into tho boat, and padded him safely
10 the shnra. We understand that when she
reached the shore, aud found herself sdns bon
net, saas shoes and sans stocking, her maiden
y modesty, which hal been overcome By her
heroism, returned, and she blushed scarlet TO
find herself in this predicament before two
men. But she had no need to be ashamed ::
the deed wAs noble one, worthy Of Spartan
mother, and We take great pleasure in chroni-
cling it.
, 1859-12-27

crate AF1astiDntlons
4 shooting affair occurred about Z o'clock
last eyening, at house Of III fame on Lodge
street, above Sixth, kept by woman named
Noble. which, in all probability, will result ia
the death Of the wounded Persona female
boarder Of the premises. The facts concerning
the affair are briefly stated, as follows: Early
in the evening, Aionzo Tapulan, a pilot engaged
Oh the steamboat "A!ma," entered tue house,
into the private apartment Of Mrs. Noble. She
badc lin to leave the room, which he refused
TO do. md drawing out pistol, said, II am
going to shoot you" The woman made laurl-
ing reply, that he "would not dare do it," Tan
man then cooliy raised the pistol and pointing
it directly in the face of the woman, said, "ril
show you whether l dare do it or not" She
screamed for help, which brought to the room
Clara Thompson, one Of the female boarders,
rho placed herself between Mrs. Noble nnd
Tapman. aud eudearored to wrench the pistol
lie leveled the weapon at Clara, and pulled the
trigger 1t failed to discharge, and tie 'clcl,'
US ii rcsounded through the room trausfxed
the women all presence Of mind and conscious.
ness Of danger seemed to forsake them, "click''
**elick, aguin went the pistol, and then came
the report, the messenger Of death, slow to
obey the demand Of the despcrado, sped with
certainty on it4 mission, and lodged in the
breaat Of Clara She fell to tho floor while l,er
quickly called in, hut pronounced tho case
hopeless ono. His efforts to remove the ball
we're unsuccessful. Tapman, when he visited
the premises, was partially Intoxicated, and no
cause is assigned 1or the deed, further than
desire on his part for deliberate assassination.
Up to a late hour last evening, he had not been
arIcstcd.-Cinciandta Gazate,
, 1859-12-27

4FA nofs Cook County, ss--Supesnr Co1. Of CheA2o:
r. cs.eeery kd.a1a ~ Atmp:teaa r Trustee fsf ": e.
Georxs l.. Ux4sn and Safeguard lna!ranea Company of
New aad Phi!adE1phs.-Rl 10 Fursclose N4.sAke
ubrc notice IL Eren. that .a p4Fsnancs Of DtS1eta
sl2n day Suven,ber A. j.. s. l. Ira Scott Mister in
Cha1exry Of tae superior uIt nt theaEo ~, m tho
seeonI day sf January a. D. ts&n At ten ocoek 10 the
nf aad Gay u II public auction ~ highest
bidder foI s4h u The Suh door Of shs Const iaou.e n
the Cty Of Chicago ID the County an4 >Ass The
follow TX described lts pseees parce. Of land. tor 70
much th<nsf - may b nece.y to stsfy The anoat Of
and st.,e Or 1oals, u VIZ Liza nutn=ts fo9Ett. NJ.
ts} %. o. thirteen s fourteen iD, dfte. t3).
sl1tera tfn seventeen ~. eighteen s nastren ~.
tucn.y TO- .renty () swsnly te.) an twenty.
{i0 eleven >, s-ve f9,, fourteen tt). ttesn 63-
sftxsn 49, and seventeen ~, In block nuurthsts ts)
4ts numbers t~.nty - t~snty .<Ven p thtY.'"$
n block lumber -: ts numbers nve {s}. .x ~.
e. elfnt t5J nine 81. thirteen t). tnEtxxn i n
ts<a az! n.teea t .evtat.eo ~: e'xatt*n a. a!ns-
t~en.y,hree t:s tstaty foaI 80, tw.n.y sersn ri
tvsntt t1 ~, and thirty tn In block
number nvr 81 lots Eu1otrs two ~. thsIe 6}.
-, K :sss r. n4Is - ;s
fos11toas f4s, ,os3 ~ fony IL s ND iofy s{ss
[se tn block nusat- s!x (6; lots number one two III,
ass II y szss =, 81
i1S S s:,ea M nj MT tstEe - tis thi!;-sa touTtea til.
axn tls sixteen !st ssrsntsea elxateta ISL nias-
aod.aeay .hree s. IN hoek number rias u. ID Ia Z.
/ T1akhanaa adton to Holkela- which sid I'd Htlon i
laid Out IN th1t part OF The South Wtst qu4Ts7 Of
% 1ss1s far9:e ~ IL, Ess q T.. tassa pnae II ssd.a.
.hsn lies south and We*t OF The I:Dos & I'D Wseanaa
Nzderin Chsneery Of tbs Bepadoz Coa1t Of ChiesSo-
kleau EkrA1h hAf
, 1859-12-27

L patent pocket umbrella is among the latest
inventions that hare been patented. compa-
ny with capital Of 10000. and employing
about Gfty men Las been started in the east for
their manufacture.
Suicide is becoming very prevalent in my
city" said gentleman to an inhabitant Of /
neighboring town. "Well, really, sir, don't
know Of any city where 1t could prevail with
.greater advantage to the rotn II large"
Many of Schiller admirers eren hare over
looked the fact that he was one Of the oHginA-
tors Of that fampus papertho Angs5ury Af<gt-
saeiae Ztifuag- he was, indeed. offered the
chief editorship Of that journal, but declined il
as Incompatible with his other pursuits. IN re-
membrance o; this fact, the present proprietor,
Baron Colts, Of Stuttgart, printed for distribu.
tion and most handsomely gaYe away to the
poorer school children Of Bavaria, Wustemburg.
Baden aud Frankfort, more than two hundred
thousand copies Of selection Of Shiller's
Works, in connection with the recent celebra-
ton.
, 1859-12-27


An ancient mauuscript Of the fifteenth cen.
turr ro,.- N fba J1-;t;aL ATvson,, .a,+.;n. -,
yt ~" - VIC o+'1ioA aAuseuA! So1t"Aua ~,
F'o1S TbFH1ln1 prophecy OF the events thai
would follow the occurrence Of ChristmnS Day
m Srndov ,~h;.n .t<.tt;., ...xi.-- - tr; =.
llas arrived once more. Fron 3 transcrint in
our possession we nuhl;sh Tia following verfion
thc nrthnrranhv # uh;c1, ,ra hrro caaorn;-ad
us well ns cbanTed Eaw vo1ds.
..11 chI.+.ss.a.. ..a srs...
A At1oa1iou. snssr " you III shaiiseess snI.ss ~
Aing;ed n a With ~ .aasss :.a s!roae;, :.
y, - u shat be 90 q Fhhouttu1ii,e. =.
Aae auiaiaes u soa.! be tsAAsohah!e.
ANU sLa1nas otntz WHILE among.
Wine. that vesr .h.J IL vnot
The barred Ahaji h VII vi tfonds
r riIeuce f4ll ia .nsny COUNTRY
And nanV ySl,r = otoise drud shalf l,e i.
Ere fhat s5cfnessjvnne
And 1rrsf ttn,,r.f ,fh+trtn
rrncsA tisat rear with iron shall de-
An.orE EnfeAt1 Kfr4t debate:
Many tlninzs shaIl cone 10 mn ::
, 1859-12-27

The New Tork Sta.e Agricultural College
building, At Ovid, near Seneca Lake, is now en-
closed, and presents an inposing appearance.
l! cAn bG seen from, steamboats, on the lake, Z
distance Of twenty-five miles, Is well as from
. great distance on the opposite side Of the
laks..
1t IS taid to be The intention in England to
abolish the distinction between traders and non
traders, and to limit Imprisonment for debt to
Gas i nf fraud, ooaoeala,ens:of property, mutt
lation Of books, abseonding, and oiher like Of.
fences which belong to the category Of penal Of.
fences,
, 1859-12-27
THE GREATEST WONDER OF
Il THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.

SAYS the St. Lont.. NO.. 1eusoetat BLOW 1sblkh
lttes TO Dr.. Wood of tht. city from gentleman :c
It. a sen pns1 cden nm. avS IL e ssa
coming ftdI1 risalt II certificates sax,ao
ts otrutn the Dr. needs c1'eouiuu hr1 u'eies pLt
Earn; Maize, Jan. TO- 1855.
.s;<aion ea!e, !.w nou. s.se H. u hs bteesaa
ceea: Of y"u. va, ndu.sd IT, mai: ap
grey probably inrthr white; y Eiakers were Of .aur
three mouth. scr procured uttie u
your bal. rss,y..'':s aaa ";ea T. t ssaa found W.
have sine~ PROCURED an..r s'tie. uf which have rsFt
can nov certify to the world that the Ei:J
iieve ,notc .oi1 aud xlo-y f.n has etn before oT c.
g. r. ssea
Tue abov. notice ds.a ue to Fon t"E ygar valuable
pe7 dif<ctlou., VIII tos have oeeaaon % conr.ics Ey
asstements an ctlIea Of tits c'y md res*nt here
Que hsze and adjoining to.a Any a.e you nay ,ats o
y. seose With ~ tame ttaee :. " your .ervlce y
s ss.e T.: OF ' ;'; III
WOODS Hall. REsYOEATlvE.
to use the bet portion q hair tie c1tcts IT Nc
ysllov frve' N New Vrls4ns IN 1s:s ~. n1aeed 70
sf y @ ssn
K :s j. sHiisS !: 'c
1ar aiaednx and pastor Of e bnsdo1 Church ot pfok
old Mas gentleman Of Etea: lInuces art nsi'
vefs,lly beloved. ~ ~. y rh'
Professor Wood-Deas SIR: Having male trial Of
- sss. ID - ss n
,ona..t tendency to itchs xitn VI sL':h hsvs ssn
xheh ~ beeona< CRY. oils =na color. h.sr u.s.
- nhsr as:lcIr WITH ajthuk LIE lie persuss or
,f5 fsS; *Scb 5r'; So
Yoe du tht %e H.'f'ns lrta!'h,1s It'll s Fl, a ~
f,r,~tdsa md Fancy Goods Dealers.
, 1859-12-27
ROCE r ES,

GROCERIE I ES,
In put :: or. to which NC Invite The n
SO hhdE 1uuscavaao Sugar,
las do Porto Hieo do
20 do Now Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar
$50 do Now York do do
Is bAss Old Covenant lava 0odce,
125 do Lasuira Cofiee,
$50 do Rio do
IS do Mocha do
100 bbls Flow Orleans molassos,
LOO do Cuba do
IS do sugar House Syrup,
100 do Go1don do
IS do Portland do
800 hH Ghosts Grocn and Black Tea
$50 BIZ 3uwyet's White Erasive Soap
100 do Jesse oakloy'a do do
400 do A. Palm Soap. :,
100 do 5tar 0and1ox,
g do stosine do J
- do nlould
$50 bbls amoking Tobacco
lao do Chewing do
2l3 buttx do do
$50 fancy eaddies do
AAV III -1-4po& L0A ~AE5 31Ng
50 oia4 Maeaboy Snuff
775 boxes 0awogo Rtazcb,
IS bags Pepper,
25 do Spice, IS boxes Gloves,
IS ceses q ! Nutmegr,
49tss Prime Rieo, 800 znta oassia
16hxs4Prime CodGshs
Its hf bbls AL whito 1'ish,
1879 boxes Scaled Herring,
176 do al do
1914 bags Dried App1os,
IS bbla Eaute CuErantA.
100 bo@os Layer uaiaius,
S16 do N. T. do
7hfbk8 do do
500 coils MANILA and Jute Xops.
ATS 1eaas Wrapping Fepor.
375 bales do Xwios,
III bbIs Euro Cider Viuegars
120 do Dairy Salt,
ESQ boxes Pipes, .......
rn- .a,.yeTior Il. .. GILMAN &CO-
ssSIT l5aSouih NsIe1 street
, 1859-12-27
Tor THE GOLD MINES

sHAKr5 AND COLTS RtFLE.>2
CQLTS PISTOLS, BOWIE KNIVES:
also, = Iasxe aa.oz.me1s Of Target aad other
Es shot Ga2s =. I'd I'd S;l 9:hes = .py117s9. z
Al e11y y EATON + CO,
, 1859-12-27
CIDENAT,k NOTtCE

~ City Clert's Office. Chi.,sc. H., Dec 10, 1850.
Pubic Stsse hsrehy xTxu+ thai the Common Council
h4vsuf4ecd Stdewzsk IL us xrlet< E4lown: On
tre Soush ade Of Hicknrs f Gen i4Y 1tsess to
point tdEte laaered md furry fets Eaat Of Green
by nratl IA the Nufsh Iy40n aix fse< V.oA of tbsh
pine pink LA On aasbksos aoties4 than hy+ trch oAk
ecantnE let Int" Lt fatn or The sah EIet IN between
them. 70 f,ru f77de.
Sow ns'ss. n 4as .ha e esa.tlgete IN the manner
he Ih Gay If J4aua 1 |: viii b. built IT The Street
Commissioners and the cost At.<sse tkr rrrfse. ek.fa
able there ttsh. ~ II. kkE1SMAxN,
tetA.nnfEt 3tr
, 1859-12-27
LpoLyHu WuiYX.
For 1ae by al Druggists and Grccea In se nted s{A11
Strptp EI-uxxlsx

For sae 1T Al Of1ESs and GEes In sae Eaited otAa1
-whea Csolpho wolfe commenced 70 inpo1. hi. ses.e-
ds Sen.pp. he e; ony y;t b; Upon peaiao!s haAs.s
% IT. 1s eq i5o: e
pse .leie Rst ii 4; Z. aeez..1; fs*4e
aaa sat,e r ~ = ea.s he Stronger nauos, 1oud Be
III the WI 4 nga3rs part .d,ieE.;el B:.?ty !.
paa Is 1hoesene eees u.oa t.
we'll - the rhyaea Eaf15e sttnau!A Tug both = ent
a9 e qs' X a:t1s asSa :;
On The other bad he ste atueastoc. kenetsly
-noee taeI Iev undermining q hs Id seasoa han
he .uo1et poxdsr q a. 1osx.s Knowing hese fse:a
aey u puEs .nse a1e a::ad = buy. aad aefs
~ s',e ss ss. !,
esf, II & 81. L # e. y 8ss I'd
Wate Of No. Re,ItT ,ntei ha. iaken The naistI In
.as NJ e Fse. s s e
which ha desos TO bottle fos s.l- IN The Uaet As
Wofs i nosed ii over ias country I1i ~ 6eeT: taai
TIL. hs lass enterprise gee h1e vii rnsat'e him
esatJ @ a5a.s:IS;; !: NsEsT: @ "
:e sss:, Z ns.sy ss' - :
n. a1 ~ ~ e aaa
.d,sstns hd y: tets. y phy1ook tEan.a s*ea Of
tef tof4 ndcst Il elise The d1T they KEft
bosu Phrxc!aos u. urn IL taat drEur tssHens ~a4
d.ease any CT seventy five stati1tcs
that vhen tets .H obect to be k4tl ed by snl
terAcnk manufacturing hQ7ors from rte pouane
Drunkenness was aoet uak1nEa, beuse pure 10
10. e1r7te I ttirst fur drink.
II. Cda,pto Wolfe, Of No. = Beaver stree. whose
sch*tata sehn.72s have n!de hs familiar IN evsy
corret Of Ame declares to te biz intention to import
from four Of hA mast Of the manufacturing sza
IN Frase taez ehoice coEnac Brandy, .Asch he bot.
tie aeA send 10 snr PIT q United ssa.e Tie Caaada
AID South Aneea HAd b dcna this how many
ph5s!cA I'D nneatA sue1lne might hare beer rrered-
rtzrst the CAY whea Wales Cceaac Brandy Ire
lis Seh!eda Schcapps sna0 hare driven every vile pol
DLspatch.
Marty the whole Press Of Aa Cnet Stats has indo,,ei
tie forxoi1s opaulons- te91h.al-lnls
, 1859-12-27

~ dasT Clerks 06er. Ch!a+p, H. Dec. 10, ls:9.
Public Notice IS atFeoy x:ssa 11aA tbe Common Council
lave ordered snie.a 10 be constructed foEoHa:
both ssds Of Lntula aIeet from lzraben Hal
stead ia the So1h pl!.son. Ax xAe Of Inch pine
p!aak laid on bearings of nt less thaa ~ Inch oAk
ling let ttto the eazth tte ted them
A. to form Ef7dr-
Nov, unless the shall be constructed In TIT manner
rtui1 ct tie Ordnance Tiave IA or before
ths 10 day Of January. ls vt!l be ben b. the
Com Ikstone aE tic AstAst th premise. charge
ale tLer-v!th. H. EEEfsMiSN
II Hv
, 1859-12-27
MORTGAGE SALE Whereas.

~ Ak1.oasr Aes1*u asd x..tsst Nes.<l hls -1fs.
al H1svy l. Dzrson md Jala ". uartson. hIs wife,
~ T. % u n1s iay q sspssGbeE II tas ysas q osi
aos eslssr 70 Jssss H Ls.vsavo1th e.sssa deea Of
mortgage ee7fnK die the day AMI Jaar Aforesaid.
safe tae payment Of hef lea prorsSoY n1ssx Of
e1ea easc With s.d o1ka<& and II ther aid Me1fass
menIoaxd AID described, md which aa,d mosfx1es US
aed fr record in ,he KscenieFs oos ior Caas eauatv
lanots Ia Hoax Nineteen af Aostk1<es pAxs one sAd
90 = Nd Sh,ch sala nostxzks md nokss xsss BY s.h
LGArea worth aatkntd 10 tbs an1e1A r The
Day Of Apr ta3s md default hayn< bero msx.s Ia
liz paJ<nt at ths nosa serured TO b pad by kad
Ea2s, s2id nofe b.u< Al past due. Now kaesesu
pass RoIee hereby given TIT Ia psaAuee II a1d hY
viturof The and tho 4ctausy by <d usurtxAx.
eonfsned NOD fr ths purposs Of paying aid I'LL
On Wednesday, tLa t1sntyxas Gay Of DecsGnhas, saa
tas hoSr of ssn sesss 'eaoaa II ta4s aa{ u q
u. coassy q coek Nd s;..a u iuiRa =. p3te
presnlses Ntuaie 1ynx aoa .!ns IN AL CT. ot Chlko
the County OF Cotk, Ard Staie of Iun.s known S<
nnThsru Blnctetn s} in hk nuuab<tn4 thirty ( the
School section Addt chea.p. bring Inc 1as xsnl.
se. desGibet In ~ NHtxae, xether With II aa sfn.
Ea!a1 - tenemsn4 he1edsan. nts and
hssena1a belonging Of any vie 4ppe7tninE md III ths
Hkhs ~ s.asy Il ;s!sHptoa Of .asd Il Nsz-
WILLIAM b. OGDEN, A.stxnrs Of sAia Noetxaka,
Cov11fRI 4 kooNr1x1 At1ys Tor lbs Asslxu>ss.
CAtc4sp. Desok&1 5.th. tasS, ot4AT.nAA
, 1859-12-27
CIUEWALE NOTICE.

~ City Clerkn 0taee. Thtczxn, H.. Dec. H. 1sso.
Pubic natt hrssay given. that iht Crrmon Council
have ufcered Sidewalk to be cunslrutt1.
Tie 1t se II n rta ners .ree os NORTH .tzexa
ID Ens !n the Nosth uvAIon. is villa kneh pn~
plank, ,l1 ca teas,nA u not less than BY Inch uat
se7atiink. let n:"he Earth The -Eth al between
them, - u f"m Ksa.e. kad sidewalk t. built
to the prr.eat esszA!!.htI t!ty xE4te.
Nnw uns. the *ane n Ill be constructed in the
required BY 1he ordinance Ftla1tsv riewaixs be
fore III. 18th .y Of January 1ssn viii b. kuIt by The
aat ths cost lhs pr. lses
ehar9G4ble fhrrewrh.
df5tpul.p.ilf II. KRTI9NAEN