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, 1859-06-14

- a"A1 BIZ OH 1ctel llaJ 1fcst. MAY %Ah.]
This new branch Of business bids fair to b.
come very important item in tlis region Of tho
sstatc. 1t Is becoming regular branch Of bust
ness, ond pays iargclv--bctter BY far than the
gold diEgings. Big Woods are filled with it.
and nearly everybody has taken To digging it.
Ne are informed that three men at Ottawa went
''' last wrek, and in three hours dug twenty
Founds- This Ut 10 cents per pound gives a. rs
lmy for nine hours l.bor-a very good return.
surely. In the neghborhood If Lake Washing.
ton, We learn thut men nuke as high US Il. Il,
per day, that even children make 81 day. 1t
I'rcseut men. women aud children urr digging
away, Us tor slear life. t9uscng is about tic
only thing talked OF thou. .lt OF. 1t is the bur
scn Of their sony by day, ind Of their dreams
by night.
Ginseng is exported largely to China, and il
used by the ceestia's for smoking, and also for
medical purposes,
P:S.-Since writing the above We have learn
lust Monday morning, bound for lie Big Woods,
just opIusite: 1u tart, there IL danger Of the
town being depopulated. Carpenters left their
buildings, cabinet makers their shops, saloon
keepers their snloons-and all joined in the cru
sade for Ginseng! 4 dollar u day and board-
hands; and everybody who can shoulder II
spade is enlisted: Hereafter. there will be NJ
peace for the poor Ginseng. 1t will be attacked
above and bclow-front and iu rear; and in fact
VIC should not be surprised to learn that some
cntcrl,rising individual should attempt 10 70
strai.ht TO the Celestial Empire iu order to ret
there bcfurc the market is rfu.tcd and price r..
duced! We'll, it is i thaap" better than sniug
to Pixies Peak, besides being much moro profit
able
The price Of Ginseng is from 5 to 10 cents per
pound when green, and from a5 to 90 cents when
dry, Hereafter, the prices will be gircn in our
market report.
LATEST "A sncciat disnntch has inst b.cn ra-
, 1859-06-14

~ Twenty-Five Sunday depredations in the
disordcrly and drunken lines were disposed Of
Yesterday forenoon in the Police Court. ,,lm-
, 1859-06-14

a Nr. Dsrid Gage, Of the fremont, has re-
ee1rcd private dispatch from Cincinnati, to
the effect that ,uu to ?~t visitors NAV be cx-
pected from that CITY,
, 1859-06-14

fiction SF the 4ocernnsHf Rs{4tfr< to the
85ats 1rads-The IR+rsc f1xR-boas< orafrs<s
10 fAs COAT ef .&fr{EA.

|
Especial ni-Iutce 70 tlr New York Times
NAt,us1roS. Friday, janr IL.
4 correspondence has been going Oh for eor,c
months with the Eritisl. Government relative
to the manner i'll which the United States werc
caErying out the provisions Of tho .ishburton
Treaty touching the suppression Of tn. Slave
trade. England tltuusht tue treaty should either
bc observed according to its spirit. or that prop
cr steps should be taken for It's abrosation.
huye reason TO believe that the State Depart
mcnt is III the receipt OF . note from Lord Lyons
concerning communication from Admiral GRAY
commanding the british squadron on the coast
Of Af1ica, in which that officer complains Of
Commodore Conover's want Of efficiency in his
efforts to carry out the treaty stipuations. lie
says TINT The African Stayc-tradc is conducted
almost wholly under the American flag, aud emu
merates twenty-five instances Of us comin. with
in lis knowledge. AS our Government claims
Of others strict conformity to treaty provisions,
President Buchanan has determined to answer
the complaints, which be regards as we'll fouu-
dcd, by ordering to the coast-of Africa and the
Gulf Of Mexico all the new Eun-boats now ar-
preaching completion at the several navy yards
These little steamers peculiarly fitted for tile
service, aud will be put iii commission as soon as
possible.
Lord ard Lady Napier are now in Lon dou.-
His iordship writes that tic impression iu Lon.
don is that Germany will eoon be involved iu
the war, and with Cierulany, all Europe. The
G. rnanGovernments are OPP ased to interference e,
but the excitement among tue people is SO wild
that they cannot bc checked. An uruy will
march 10 the Rhine, he thinks, at an carlv day.
This necessarily involves England in tue fight
, 1859-06-14
39reaa 4 Grihuttt,

CHI @ AGO.

Our article IN Monday mornings paper in re-
ference to tue Cedar Rapids Celebration was
written on Saturday and hence it read by mis-.
take, "ne1t week instead of this week. The
celebration is to take rlace tomorrow. Guests
who choose, will leave this morning from tb,
Wells street depot Of the Gaena road ut
o'clock and arrive in Cedar Rapids this evening.
1he larger portion wc Learn, will leave this eve
nlng from the same depot at clock, and arrive
III Clinton Tomorrow morning in time for the
excursion train. The celebration promises to
DC most pleasant affair, and we believe lar.
ger number nre expected to 60 than was at first
contemplated.
, 1859-06-14

Our readers will reco1lec1 that there rms q
rapid fail VI the thermometer last Fridav after
nopn. People feared that there would ba d
sharp frost that night; but after dark the weath-
CT moderated, and At sunrise it WAS was1ncr than
at sunset. There Mrs no frost, and consequent
Is no damage done, But in Michigan there was
! severe frost, which has done considerable in
jury 10 corn, aud garden vegetables
Wheat has suffered little in some local
tiles. We hear Of damage donc to scgeta.
bles i'll Wisconsin, north Of Madison and Mil
wnnkee, bu. NC think the los. occasioncd there.
by will lie light.
The t<1"AoH ComstttutlonaI Election.
Tnr st. Joseph 1Fs.t has returns f,um Lcav-
~nworth and Donipbon Coumics, Kansas, from.
which it appears that the Democrats elected
thcir delegates Ia the Constitutional Convention,
except, possibly. ono in the lat.cr county. The
Leaycnworh 7im.<s charges gross frauds and il.
legal voting in that city aul county. A fight
occurred in the City Of Atcbison during the pro-
gress Of the election
, 1859-06-14
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, JUNE II, 18j

- 1t Auction this morning, Aessrs. Gilbert
4 Sampson sell at their salesroom, No. 50 Lake
street, one Of the most beautiful assortment, Of
Furniture ever offered at auction in this city:
a1so an invoice Of elegant Silver Plated Ware,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
, 1859-06-14

e Strangers who visit the city for the pur-
pose Of purchasing furniture, will save time
and a, money BY going directly to Marsh Bros.
Their assortment is large, and newly bought at
the lowest possible price. You can take time in
selecting. have your purchases all Warranted,
and safely packed for delivery free Of charge.
Nos. ITO Randolph street and log Lake streets.
, 1859-06-14

- J. G. Oakley & Co., hare removed to
their new store, No. 54 South Clark street,
where will be found general assortment OF lm-
ported Scgars, fancy Smoking and Chewing
Tobaccos, finc Mecrschau1ns, &c.
Their Mount Eernons" can't he beat, and
We advise I'LL who are fond Of good Scgar to
try try them.
Maltese Silver Flake and John Lintou's Silver
Twist chewing aud genuine Turkish aud other
Smoking Tobacco, wholesale and rcsniL Smo-
kers and chewcrs who wish to lind u good article
will call on.
1wjelo J.G. OAKLEr, 54 South CLARK St.
, 1859-06-14

sB We learn that Ar. Fay, who has had
charge Of the Debtors department of the county
jail, has been appointed Warden Of the county
house rice George Romiss. rtsieued.
, 1859-06-14

~ City Clerks uEcc, '.h:cas". Ill., June Is. ls3o
Public Soliec hereby given. tls The tomuc t3recA
hayc ordered sie*k 10 be Constructed as follows: sn
r1e side ct ttIre1ee tyets f!em AFcrr kaf to
Ste rsc In the South yisons ftet wide Of nch Pima
piuk, al iasnes oi nut l.s t4a BY Inch oa4
Ing let Into the ea tie sa1tA nlle Ia ITEM
t4,fosIp eyra Efade.
Now un1cts the a1 be constructed In the manner
required by tEe unf4hce 1eEil,e sidewalks, before
the 4.h lily ef July la;g it viii te built BY lie Stree:
Cem1liont 2nd the cost assessed On ths premises charge
a1c tIerpwit3.
Icll:lM L. KKEIsXAyN. CIT Clerk.
, 1859-06-14

- The best assortment Of gentlemen's under
clothes, neck-ties, collars, drawers and The 9th.
er thousand articles necessary for gentleman's
toilet, is to be found ut T. !. james establish.
ment, Lake street, under the fremont House.
lie has also superior assortment Of shirts with
that great dcsideratum to our bachelor friends
the buttons well scwed on.
, 1859-06-14

Noz1cE;-The regular monthly meeting of the
Chicago Academy Of Sciences, will be held 1t
the museum. in Dearborn Seminary. Wabash
avenue, Tuesday evening, June II, Ut Il o'clock.
Members aud others interested o1e respe :tfnlly
requested to attend
CHARLES D. BRAGpoS. Rec, Sec,
, 1859-06-14
II i r l. l E D.

In Tn.tr Church Saturday the 18th Inst hv the Rr~
S"ah HUT ScteLck, Mr.. SANFORD u. Hunt, Js !,
and MISS DELLA H. HAMILTON,
, 1859-06-14

n sbl:nsfcll lnol June uh. Of discs. of The h:t
HATTIE i. cOWlEs wife If t. Z. Cuu.c. aud dsnc!1.
ter Of Vim. barnes, Es1 Of Rochester, n y. Aged II
, 1859-06-14

MEAxs ALL IT SArs.-An advertisement ap-
pears in our columns to-day from 4. u. Binin.
ger 4 Co., s5s Broadway, which, we are well
assured means as it says. 1t refers to an a1ti-
Gle which, though often abused. has great med
ical virtues and lawful domestic uses. "Dinin-
gers Old London Dock Gin,' dispensed by that
long established house. has bona .tid< virtues as
eoFdial, and il strictly pure in its component
parts, and where required ut all, may be used
with the fullest confidence. The nn1ae Of that
hr!n is a guarantee ofihe exact and literal truth
of9whaseysr they represent.-A. J. Commercial
For sale b. Hoyt 1 Pierce. wholesale agents,
ie13-1w oo
, 1859-06-14

~ City Clerks Of1ee, Ch:eage, H. June II. lsse.
pub1e Notice hereby vr2 thas the Common Council
haze urieFtd Sdtra1k II be constructed foows: IN
the side Of Dearborn place. from Rudolph
In the South Division. une fett wJeof *ueh
plank lid ea hearings of rH less than by Inch cak
nE let into tte the earth d,ed In betw the
as ~ form an eyeo Frade.
Sow uuks the shall Re CONSTRUCTED In the manner
required ey tie ordinance Selatre ~ sidewalks hefoe
the fourth dry u Iu-, ~ xu Be uit by The street
Commissioned and the eoss asee on tie charge
Ahe theraV1th-
1el41M II. kRElSAAN.T, Csy CLERK.
, 1859-06-14

q If you have Solar OF -1strai Lamp
that you don't want, you can e1chang: or sell
1t at the Lamp and Oil Emporium. iulk6t
, 1859-06-14

Is Thar So?-Yes, tiz fact, that you can
buy at the Lamp and Oil Emporium, Kerosene
Coal Oil Lamps for 50 cents.
, 1859-06-14

slScER's Nkw "a" AAcu1sE.-This late iu-
Eentlon is designed to obviatc every difficulty
chimes: 1t hens, Jti1s, tacEs and yath<r.. The
great demand for them already felt in this mar
ket, is guarantee that they nuet superccde
all other machines in use; now On exhibition.
together with all the different STYLES of Singers
Machines, at 90 Lake street. A. ". Harris,
Agent. je1nly
, 1859-06-14

ADAMS lIorsE.-Tnis first class House.
thoroughly aud elegantly redtteA and furnish
ed throughout. il now open for boar.lcrs Or
transient guests, Its location On the corner Of
Michigan avenue and Lake street rtuder it EASY
Of access 10 the heart Of business ii well - to
the best resident part Of the city.
jee-St ", l.. j. j. PEARce.
, 1859-06-14

TuE G1rr Book Ey7z1rR1sE-The e.tablish.
ment of J. 4. Colby Co., lis Rando1nb street
is 4 curious instance of the application of !.
familiar prineinle in novel manner Fva-xu
body knows how-thc An Journals, both in this
country aud in England, to enhance their circu-
lation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. among their ,ub.
scribers large number Of valuable paintings
and enx1ayings-the ortlay being repaid bv the
increased circulation. Mr.. Colby has adopted
tue same method and applied it to the sale Of
books, thus employing It not merely to circulate
light magazines, but te popularizc solid litera-
turc. We would not endorse anything that has
eyen suspicion Of gambling, and We believe
that the gift book systen may be made branch
Of legitimate business. when in the hands of
honorable men ike Mr., Colby,
Try it and see how it operates. step into
Colby Co.'s book store, and from the ample
array Of books, erouding the long shelves,
Bell, or Spureeonz Ysu nav the nub);sher,.
regular price for it, but receive with it riff Of
| jewelry ranging in valua from 50 cents to a1oo.
| How can they make it p.,. rou will inonire II
is very simple. Colby / Co., have carried on
this business for over vear. having a larre
capital, they bur for cab. standard renrint
| books, much less than the booksellers. who yet
| tie first editions, but tbey wait until the work
is popular and cheap then they buy great num-
beFs. There being great profit on books, and
they selling for cash, and asking for the books
store prices this gives good profit, but they
divide large portion Of this aeaiu in ierelry.
which they give swsy as IN incentive to book
buying. If any man who knows aurbt of the
book trade will take out his pencil and calculate
he will sec that Colby i Co.. can eiye tr;ntets
can sell cheap books. and c.n nate . nroit mt
OF it, Tney do not oretend IN ha nh;,.n,hro-
phists, nor do they lire by the loss. Messr..
Colby + Co., have. so far asEe know condpcted
their business bere ho,or.h,v rh.v
pay-that is in itself proof that the business
is conducted in an upright manner.
~
New SINGLE MAcu1sx.-We cali the sttcn-
tion Of those interested in the lumber busines,
to another new shinele machine. which hae ;ust
been introduced in this city. Il certainly sur
passes any similar invention We ever saw in use.
INV ,,..,;sa ~ ~, o1oo'Ae. 49,. auu oe''eF 'nan
.n... .-s -",,.1 s ., 'se.' :, - s"Aes no neeu ol
,na.s - A' '"Ao'su 'nen' as .nougn
:.~,-e, ee' "ooo' pe''oeS "a'en tnese
,.,>. a' - uss' upe'efs I'LL tna' can
=: ' ao'"u."seoass' anu never
~ xorts hr ~ ;..e,e ~ - M ,."." :" ae ~ .enu'ne
,st, o. ;-sts. ...A,1" ou.se '''.n
of nd;nstmant ,.,;,a ~ x'ns:. ae' a.e - eAp4u'e
;,rnorf..+ xh;n.,an r.a ~ :- - Nusns r.' ou' n'
-, n,aas;.a :. ~. r .H'su'ot -. y. LUIS capt.
,,~.s'..a - $3.50. -. 4o"s' WIZ "'' Nc 'ers
a,,, ,se ..:,i ,, po, ~ ia ~ en''on 10
.,.,., ~ r, ~" ~ . ~, =. n'11 ~ - Anosaha
a., -. - ~ ~ o.4e.t - 'ne BUSINESS man,
- $500. ~ ~, ~ uI4'''s iot us "aea1ne
,,,;. .,.,,.n ~, o.a :. s DA'e'ee'eo III
0 '@'''''@' ~' '.''4 '~0 ~
S,..rno c.
U,n,;a. IT.. ai,,s9o,s - ,,"1.: ~, Joa9s 'aA H.
, 1859-06-14

Economy is Wealth." Steady it bv
reading Van Schack's advertisement, and 1isiif-
ing II State street. iel4.3t
, 1859-06-14

rB Mr. John A. Washington, Of Mount Yer
non, is staying Ut the IT, mont House.
, 1859-06-14

Gentlemen IS well US Ladies are Invited
to make ~, State street, rcstin.-placc. Grants
patent folding chairs, camp stools and se..ccs,
furnish agreeable sittings while waiting for tue
cars: Respectfully,
jc.-2W H. e. YAK Sru.Ark In.
, 1859-06-14
THE CITY,

~ There was no meeting Of the Common
Council last night.
, 1859-06-14
THE GINSENG EXCITEMENT.

13ss Toras Drsrrf<d--PIhsss Peak Ihrosrs
I" fA< Shadt-S 90 900 Worth or tlfa.
S<Ns- D~S IN the kiE W-0ods.
, 1859-06-14

B A portion of the Goth Regiment after pnr-
aiding through the streets had q target excursion
yesterday.
, 1859-06-14

- Our Milwaukee cotemporaries have ex-
traeted glorious item out Of Col, the Doctor,
e1.Aal Agent, and Judge Adrocate- Charles
Leib. In an alteration bet~een our Lei5<-
.-iecd and Z Mlwauteeaa. the latter presented
loadsd revolver st the aaFle bzeast of Lab,
while the latter bin hin .fre, which tbs .,Sry
individual did not do, no doubt much to the
relief Of -. We hear that the assailant
Of Dr.. L was one Of the editors Of the N1uax-
k<s Ntses-the Douglas paper Perhaps it grew
out Of politics, and perhaps it didn't.
, 1859-06-14

SCARLET FEvEn--This terrible scourgs Of
young hum anitS, which annually wripgs the
hearts Of thousands Of tender parents, aud from
which no locality or condition seems to be cx-
empt, underwent m animated discussion 1t the
Last meeting Of the Chicago Medical Society,
aud, ITO learn, will be resumed at their monthly
meeting this (Tuesdsy) erening at The ofhce Of
Dr. n. L. Davis, corner Of Stats aad Washing
ton streets.
Tho discussion win be opened BY Professor
Byford, after which it Will be participated in BY
many Of ths mepbe1s- The nature and trsat-
Sent Ct the dise.sa Is TIE s:hfect Ct ex.rina-
tion.
~ State Of tbs rsathsE - taken by J. 3.
Reed L Co., Apothecariss, IN Lats street,
June 18th:
Thermometer. Barometer
s4,x. i3x eer.*. Ia. ~ s.;1
, 1859-06-14
NPl1 advertisements.

y e. HScFIrEN. Aasertitia3 Ayu.t, e i-4.torr It
uorel 10 ree<ee Aleeise1a.ats jor thi. uat uE The
1<t1dis9 far~7s ~ ta~ Worth Hat tal h:Aiy
, 1859-06-14

~ Public notice hereby given 10 Ill pe.pons Interested
mon Council of the city of Chicago to a.ceain the
and due the respectively II such
sion OF Norh Division stsss from ~ prsscut western
m!aas 70 Clark street. u st7lxht lac. and Of the
s.sess g aeesH'anse ' 49, VII NJ a. o.ll passed IN comnrn
amount o. such dan together Nth the Of The pro
cesna upou the F esate By thca deene benefited. In
proportion, nearly A. mar b to the b+neits re>un.
eseh paceIef Rrouna respectively, VII! II NJ.
10 AasoElc !enpe, Vn TIC 18th i1y of Jnne, 55s the
hour ri ~ O'Clock fot The purpose Of making sad Is
sessnaent. ti.N. TRAY,
F.A- ul:tta5. Con'rs.
cHAS. kLEuA.3
, 1859-06-14

@ Since the HaE Market has been removed
to the wide space near the West Market Hall,
the business Of that portion of Randolph street
has been considerably improved.
, 1859-06-14

ITO RENT-A Two Story Frame
II Stone Ea-ement House. On thIcaxo aseuue oesvsen
pa5o"'n and Wofts STREETS the Naser Works The
ho1se has ten rotna Eol fy eeaf ~ other
eonss'fencs. Rent &s;1 Apply u the Acto!nnx the
, 1859-06-14

II During tho absence Of Rev. Chas Nes-
bit, pastor Of West Presbyterian Church, corner
Of Jefferson and Washington, the pulpit will be
occupied by Rev. Dr.. Ailicber
, 1859-06-14

tD The fire engine company No. Is made
handsome parade with their machine through
out the city. They wound up ,he day with ball
at the German House, North. II ellis St. last night
, 1859-06-14
U0 Erttt.

ITO RENT CuEAP.-A very de-
l. sabe u<h,on kin1ie street. for the Produce and
Cena.n!.*on buanc.s. Enquire Of L. D. WILSON. s15
South Nl4tr stftri. IL
, 1859-06-14

ROARD1NG.-A Lady and Cen
IL tlen m, single gentlemen. b+ acc,,n.m dat,
eI with pleasant aud boar tn private family bv ap-
lying a. - Michigan tzect North Side. References e1-
, 1859-06-14

D- Some Of our citizens are trying to get
up IN Anniversary Celebration Of the Battle Of
bunker Hill, which takes place on the 18th Of
this month.
, 1859-06-14

Contributed BY The etzensof Chicago open In Iurrht
bnlldnE corner Lake Street and Wabash avenue will be
closed Monday. June Akh. Hcus exhibition f,in
sr1. and from y to ~ In the evrntf. Tickets
50 cents for the Aad Is fur tnzle fcxea ard is
for children under ~ te had The Bsk.to.rs
Of S. T. GEcgs Co. D = C..ot Co.. 1t the principal
hotels and II The door Of The Exhibition HILL Catalogues
sold II the door 1t l0c per eenT. rf4sr
, 1859-06-14

" ANTED-A Situation in some
~ Wholesale Store Porter. by respectable mar
I'D IT. n,n ts u strictly tcn{sie Lal Is siux to nasc
two days ~t the ONCE cf this paper. }xl4.r
, 1859-06-14

ta9 Hon. 1ra Ninard, Of st. Charles, Ill, has
presented to the Audubon Club golden eagle
and stuffed wild cat for their admirable collcc.
tion.
, 1859-06-14

LAKE VIEW Horsz.-This popular hotel has
passed into Tue hands of II. ". Chester, FORM
cr1y wen-kuown hotel keeper in Boston, and
will hereafter be conducted by him. Mr.. Chester
understands his business. and under his admin
istration, we know that the Lake View will
prove farorite place Of resort during the sum.
, 1859-06-14

y William Forlhanl, Robert Morris, John
Dcnniston, all respectable men, and engaged in
business in this city, were arrested yesterday on
the charge Of stealing roau horse, two bay
horses and black mare, the property Of E. B.
Eames, from stable on Wabash Avenue. on
Saturday last. 1t appears that Fordham aud
one J. Il. Eames were formerly in business in
the lumber trade in this CITY, and these horses
were used in The business, but subsequently to
the expiration Of the partnership, the horses
were sold by J; H., to his brother, E. B. Eames,
the prosecuting Witness Ii may turn out only
disputed business transaction after all. The
testimony is not all in, and the case is continued
before the Police Justices to Thursday next
, 1859-06-14

To IsENT@Thc New Marble
L Frcut Stores on Lake street, Sas. ~, - and ~
.:3.
All 1t the abve wel tucated fur business either
Wholesale retail: to kE7t dse store* high with
dry 1<EIent~ and water. and will be Erntti ur
}- 10 kssi .tII re-l~nslc FrlEts- 1t the llwS
ston. fFo!a 7!"t" u -. ae,'nl:ns u tsp'h.
A!A-4 l~e,'!n: uns*es slst sde Of H3sted ttrcek
between lxke 1E4 tatloph trceis.
A-'t dwelling luusea xuh stores below On Like IT,.
rerI+r of tlAstsI.
.spr the uualersue .ss Lake sseeet esa1r r.
t*st1 ~ ott L u'tiock T.. ~, IN F. ". ECcklNG-
HAN Isl Laku sktrst. under Marine liank-
Aul7YtI $50 y. HAYES.
, 1859-06-14

w ANTED-50 smart, energetic
men wanted to aeu oae Of the best money making
articles Of the <tay. Gail at nom Is Wakess Kocs-urIt
HERENDEEN Eo11 ~
, 1859-06-14

ITO ENluANGE.-A River Lot
~ 3au&a RrAueh tu<ka.l} vtl 10 x1eh.nEu4 h>ae.
ah!a tsmz f thsr ha loe0 pot+Ey Improved
unnDrovea. Part clsh will - Eissa. esqui1et ~
4W Box m. iete1H
, 1859-06-14

e Counterfeit SIS on the Railroad 1}unk of
Decatur arc in circulation, also notes On the
Bauk Of Fort Wayne, an Indiana shinplaster arc
being put into circulation
, 1859-06-14

= The weather is inst now more unsettled
than tho markets. Yesterday morning our citi.
zens started out in linen, but soon had to rusl,
homc to don apparel to meet the cold north
breeze, which was pretty fair imitation Of \
Texas northcr.
, 1859-06-14
Dor $aie.

LNOR S4ALE.-MlALT! MALT:!
t'on.tantly snd md for sale rpdoce pricrH By
WHITNEY, k1NHAlI- Il: kinzie street. ta3 6m
LOR S.ALE.-.A very fine Light
,p.n Buggy. rca'y E.w. Tan hr seen 1t sh.;tnu,
Washington aud 'A4i.n xzvets. AI.u, 4 new r.pErss
w;1Anp for <Je cheap. iefl.sBs
, 1859-06-14

WANTED-by two respectable
girls situations In respectable family do house
oE chamber work Reference given required. Apply On
FaEq2s tsrFef two houses flu Blue Isaud avenue Hoh
sdc u thu street. fti4 III
, 1859-06-14

TO RENT-On Favorable Terms,
IL arsselss. thstx story Is1:et Dwelling Hoa,.e do
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-08-24
Sherif's Sale.

UpY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias to
I'D mo directed, 7 will proceed to sell at Edge
field G.. a., on the first Monday and Tuesday in
September ncxt the following property in the fol-
lowing case, viz:
r. J. Delphi VS.. Hannah Allen, One House and
Lot in the Town of Hamburg, S. c., known in the
plan Of said Town, as Lot No S6,-boundea on the
East by Mcchnnck's Street, on the Westb by spirS'd
Street, South by Lot No IS, and on the North by
Lot No 81, running back 100 feet.
Also, ono other Lot of land in the Town Of
Hamburg S. c., having 30 feet front on the Edge
field Road, and running back so feet, hcing part
of the section of land No 1O,-boundcd on the
West by the Edgefcld Road, and OIL the North,
East and South by said section of land No 10.
John Seigler VS.. Allen franklin; Other plain.
tifrs scverally vs. the same, The tract Of land
whcrcon the Defendant lives, containing Two
Thousand Acres, more or less, bounded by lands
of William Gregg, Kizsiah Swearcngin and others
Terms of sale cash.
JAMES EDISON; s.E.p.
August 12, 1859 3te 80