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, 1859-04-01

Wentworth has no }oop-lole Of escape left
lin. He is smoked out from behind Ill lis
suncr(uges. Tile proof tllickcns every hour,
His maps. whether right side up or reversed,
no longer have power 10 deceive anybody
Sedswick street and tic Green Bay rnlsl are
found to lc very innocent tluroughGlrrs. All
that Wentworth desires is the defcat Of tile
West Side Union depot, and he l,as hit the
courage to attack that enterprise Openly. Read
the following note lrou Dr, Foster:
Editors Press and Tihune
alone an interested in the vacation Of that
extreme part Of Sedgwick street living between
blocks and in Sectinn 81, T. 40 Il. II, and
am ntonc responsible for anv and a'l efforts that
alavc been nude for its vacation. A. tl,c raca
9aon Of ibis part Of the street would, in my ojn.
ion. benefit me aud injnre no onc pctitioned
the Council once or twice to yacate it, und beg
leAvc here 10 give notice that intend coutinu
ally tn ask fur its racation until achicre the ol,
jcct Ut cause TO drslst.
Nr. Peek, with many others, may at mr. so];c.
itatlon. haEe signed one or more Of Inv peiious.
ns il ~as lis duty I" do, anl tile duty Of all
good citizens who hare examined the
subject. Further than this lie has never said
or done anything to effect its vacation. M far ~
] Know. make this statement in order that no
other person may be custigatcd for my sins.
Respectfully yours, JnuS II. FosrEn
That viii do Now let Wentworth take
doH'n Ills map Of North Chicago, and supply its
, 1859-04-01

YOUNG NEx's -issoc1AHoS-Orr TICK
Er.-For Balance Of Officers April I'd;
tse'vhd !ttt-l'r<1khNJ. Il Brooks, Insur-
ance Agent.
carr'*rondiny !stts.A;y-James r. Root,
Attorney
:R1:rotliny .Stcrttary-H: L. Lewis, of Hoyne,
Miller Lewis.
Tr<4.u,er-L. E. Alexander, of Willard, Alex
ander d Co.
Aannger.-P. ". Field, of Field, Benedict l.
60; W. ", Allport, Dentist; Chas. l.. Thomas,
Attorney; Stephen T. Lint, IS Clark street: l..
Tuttle, with John R. Mills l. Co.
apl-2t.c';ts.
-, foCSG NES's Observation-Disclosures T1cksr.-
Election to take place April I'd.
+s*ton" lire P+t*iue4t-IIrnry n. King, Of
Darrett, King Co.
Corresponding .Steretary-P. l.. Sherman. of
Sherman & kales.
k,pr!i"g 's'cr.tarr-George D. Whittlc, Of
Charles II. Ham L Cu.
1'rt4s~er-L. c. Ellsworth, with Il. a. Tuck
er l. Co.
A4naytrx-W. L. Gould, of Gould l. Bros.
Charles l.. Thomas. of Uarker Thomas: Ben.
!ainln r. Qnsmby. Of B F. Quimby Co.; Leroy
Swormstedt, Jr., with Satterlee, Cook l. Co.: G,
A. Gregory, Of Arnold, Lay / Gregory.
Election: Saturday, April =, 1859. up Let
hASrED.-A place 1or 4 young man who has
been sick, is getting strong, but is far from,
home and friends. Lie is fair pennlan. hus
some knowledge Of book keeping, and will make
himself useful III every possible way about Il
store OF Hutel, for little snnre than his board.
Apply to the Ministry ut Large, Office rear Of
the Unitarian Church, Washington street,
NoTicE.-Drs Fuller and A!baurh. Dentist
are again prepared to do all dental work at
short notice at their roonl+, NJ. IS West Ran
dnlph street. mt,31.at*
GREAT RonnERY.-0n thu night Of the o;tI.
instant tho store Of Hanley & Eaton, Merchant
Tailors aud Clothiers, was burglariousiv enter
I'd aud robbed, but the thief being man Of lit
tic taste selected mostly Old Stuck, and Us thry
arc rapidly filling up deficiencies with the most
elegant assortment Of spring Styles, they are
better prepared than ever to exhibit none but
beautiful aud durable goods for mems wear.
Though unfortunate themselves their custom
ers may profit by it, and nuw is the time, and
the place is No. - Lake street, uulcr the Trc-
mont. uh3v-1 -ct;3s
~ See advertisement Of DR., Sanforf's
Liver Inyi gorater, in another calumn.
P1KE's PEAK.-Trunks, Valses and travelling
bags. manufactured expressly fur u trip to thr
God Mines ut ". l. Il. ). Wriyht's, 81 and II?
Sauth Clark street. frl?..m
.s9 See advertisement of Boudoir Sewing
Machines III Lake street. jat~bs"G
See advertisement Of Quaker City sa0
Sewing Machine. L. CORNELL L. Co.,
III Lake street
, 1859-04-01

Farming Lands of Illinois.

Editors fE,ss and Tribune:
! have read the interesting letter in your
paper of yesterday morning, frnn tic pen Of
JAMES CA1Rp, " T., in relation 10 Illinois. but
must be permitted to say that he falls into some
errors. For instance, he eays that "cattlc re-
4u're only six weeks rro,cndcr in winter" in
Northern Illinois, when the fact is TINT tllcy
need hand.feeding at least four months, taking
one winter with another. In the latitude of
centralia and Cniro, perhaps six or eight weeks
fodder will suffice to take stock through the
winter.
Ny. Caird states that only "onf-tsaM of the
fertile lands this State are vet brought under
cultivation" hare seen the same statement
made before. but it is Il great error. A little
reflection will discover its iaiacy. Is it prola-
bic that Ten average counties in 1tlinois contain
as many fertile acres rs arc under cultivation in
Inc whole State! Hardly. There ure about
thirtytiye millions of acres Of land in Illinois.
the tenth of which is three and Il half millions
Of acres. There urr ut least 1G0 0pu farnler FAM
lies i'll the State. Diyieic this quantity IF land
among them and il would give only fw.uty-tn;y
acres Of cultivated land, OIL ihe average,
tn each family Of farmers, which every
one must know is all under estimate,
Tie ground annually planted in corn u1onc,
i fully one-tenth of tue surface IF The State.
Wheat. oats. buclwl'eat. barely and pntatocs
take up ut least US much mure, which make
seven millions Of acres, Then We must count
lind III clover and other tame grasses for pas
turc md hay, ut four millions of acres which i
d moderate estimate: this added 10 the uboyr,
give *lfr<n millions Of acres that have been
brought under cultivation; or, "Me-fhird of the
entire surtace Of the Stute over which
the plow sl'ure has passed. This est-
, 1859-04-01

| Ais rmtur Trnndortor ~ *t,o uo.a or
| nEr-WIch1rnn fsffv TTndnr w.
tel.
Alc1noAz Git, March s1-sr-M.
Editors Press and Tribune:
The latc heary ruins have proved disastrous
to tIc low1and roo;on Il, +ha had of 1,lo
-e"" ~ 14'Ae
'nchlgan:
This {Thursduyl morning Us a .luborer WIS
eoinr IN h;s ,rori in tb. ,xood, liz d;.,a-a,aa
.,;,:.. "' 20 Az oseo'e'eu
giving way, or SINKING o1 the earth-a spot
about hundred yards square. In the centre of
this sinking land. a bubbling nm Of woter.w,s
o,,.a-rod ..t;.,, ~
1ncat, the lind in thc meantime still s;,r;,o and
the sinking was ,ncreasinc. Til. ma, bur,;,a
to town fMichicap City} and caye the alarm and
your corresnonjent with n ,urre numhar ~
others, went ont 1t was u quarter Of mile
,'.a %ess VI .o.n: nhen We Got theTe' miniature
square had for,ncd and t1r cnrti s,;ii ?.as
nnd the water still spreading
are in great danger Of being comnletciy s,,'.
merged. The water is rising rapidly, und has
aareaas :n covered tue rairoad track, and some
iunIs ,,ar,lens md vards n,J ~ aa.,,, III,
budnTs in W;cl;e,3 nv. ,r 49, =. ~ .ne
surrounded Will wafer Tia cn,l,rs nrn 81
md stn, n tho sr'a,1a- h,a ns eesla's are l1'l,
to thr sennd N 'nr stor"s e' HOUSES 'Fe submerged
such an occurrencc b.s noro- hoe, ,o.
known at thr head n The Iota ,r,d s,m' - "es. ~.
can uccount for Il F,a,n ,,.,sa aau mone u ~, us
country il .n|v cr,st rnnn ~. ,.a,ar ona '.e
in many places. sink;nt flown and he;n,, ~ '
placed by water. We ion't know .vhcre th;s
will end. Our pcople are packinr IN their
eonls ready to start nff to.murrn,r f H. u,a,ar
continues I" rise. We may hive to throw our
vt 1;aar "r fran, ~. ~ =; r. " .Hcso I'll so' you
Iwritc this in the midst Of rrcat e.c;tcment
and the train Which will bring this to you is Just
Starting. 5pnu
, 1859-04-01
French Barr" sNillsf0ues.

Alstone% manufactured It this establishment are aa.
Esa on ntw M improved pzineIpea- and near per
1tct ~ obtained by the hest Manufacturers in thr wnr!
The credit Of this establishment 1T lbs MT t~enty
Ee1 u furnishing Mill Findings fpr nearly every State and
leH1tafy ~ Tie Union Il well known md shall he nnn-
tdfeI E4tEa Selected Mill Stones naLe ..pcrLai Can
tfaet rom Choee New or Ua Quarry l1ock. Sryes In
pf"Se Goekhea1 1n Spn4ss, dtt<l In with t1un-
sye warranted he>t In xe fur azEc and sln1 stones ~
importers and dealers IN
Extrn Heavy Dutch Anker Boltiur
Cloths.
AILLERS In want of D0LTIT(f CLOTHS for manu.
featuring Extl. quality IT -Four can depend UPON ee.
dag the genuine ta Dutch Anker, Singh and Double
E1s Buting Cluths uaLs up IN superior style. BY xiy
Ing length md diameter " Reef In feet and nceA Nnye.
Improved Centrifugal Feeding Flour and Gest Mills pAp.
tat!on Tom MIL. MIL Castings ant Machinery Ut eyeEY
description fuTniAhtt 10 orirr short n0ce from new
pattetnN.
Nnyes Improved Pressure MIL Agents FIR the Bu4slo
Scale Work. Double E1tr1 Cast Steel MIL pecks, In
proved Turbine. Percussion, Reaction and Cent{ UI1
ehatRe Water Whse, warranted e9ual The best: ftted
with Cast steel Boiler Iron Buckets warautr M produeu
high eenakr of powcF. Smut Machine 4ad Sepsr.for
tor WI ; 1ad W1sctoaae, chioe:e su.s c.ae N. vi
1np.ovcd i,on BosinE Be-. Rtsl John Noye, Flour Pick
stsaT Faetnk 1aadph!er Spoke Planning 1achiaes AMI
a.!as E,ses ssa{ S Furnishing s.o<t Ia The w<. ~e
a. ssl u lower sats th.n any other establishment.
.b-1"e contract 10 furnish mi build Mills oomplete
OF I4!n!sn pans md Kpecldca&ons for AElNr1xhts
de3o b1splY
, 1859-04-01

MOVEMENTS IN Doassrtes.-Mary ANN Ma
earthly Of tho pnrty Of servant girls arrested for.
larceny in attempting to steal the amount Of
'ha's wages due Of the Granite 1Iouse, WAS held
10 bail IN s3"' yesterday for thus appropriating
knives, forks. spoons &c, to tic value Of
The others wcrc discharged.
, 1859-04-01

How NOT TO no 1T" keep up appearances
aud yet not clean street. Take q ruur of men
with shorels. Have tile mud aud filth laid in
piles. Don't remove the piles. Let the car
r'ages and teams tread them down. Keep doing
30. do so SONG more. For details see streets
Of South Division.
, 1859-04-01
(TE-iM SAW MILL FOR SALE
~ ttiEAp. m ery terms. t,s,ta,, with

100 AtEEs Of TINE TIMBER LaSD,
sH'-f.+r E'A ff cat the ayc psrptrty which Will
,, b. n.i !. Ev1sy nrE an! Is sc.att-i m Sturgeon Ray
Nx':'..i ~ frussh. saxe tie toustr >.t " I,,,f
T"ih! a1 !" ~' .4rn! That y~,e!s .r,.4iLt /. Ert ~
e'. Ill ny T. tAr Mill I'ock All! recrs+ The luntrr
~. tA' i w.! l:~:sei a!l :* convenient l., f. n,t
III. ~ '"' AA1s- ~
Inc T1E:'r' acEc lraclnainte! with the !tbe, t,,f
Ee a1d -t r's4.td ii oIeF l.l,i.e-x Is .e-f - n f
ihE IT, pri~1y 4 tbs Lille. rhcrv st 4us ucs IN
ta' :Ans Ut ~ Bay which vii. be .ou with tlr vther
properly. ~ ' eA
f"r further 'asscuar* pea*r aLtre++ o, cal on
,, HANSuN, BARTLETT + co.
Nh f1ko
, 1859-04-01

NEW R1snoF or Cu1cAGo.-We learn from an
official source SAYS the (dt1olir -Xtrror, that
Rcv James Du:sgsan has been appointed bishop
Of Chicago
, 1859-04-01
Gtncral N0ttrfS.


BOARD OF TRADE MEETING.
- Thea meeting Of the l:v.n Il Trade II thrct
ii th.c1x" f"E The t;yt"n n rr, fr the ensuing ysAr
a TT the Ration IT "hvr n-inc~ will take plsrs
pr',usnas z ".c!"rkP u. " ". MITCHELL, $.cy
M4rth =, la;y. I3eta.:lw
(,NIC4\GO. BURLINGTON {;
~ QUINCY RAILROAD Wishing to so to tho
fan n'atr c"tHl + 7" Fort Ls.yenwnr calling 1T M.
oolcs. Contracts Also ziven ~ VII kitu. of freight
WILLIAM MARTIN,
March l'th. LEA. mix c.i ~
THE Michigan Southern aud North
= eEn lnd!ana lli!zuad Cos Office Srw Yurk March
The Stockholders Of this corporation arr hereby no.fnct
1nat tne Annual Meeting fur the ELECTION Ut thsrttvn l,
~ WI ~ hell IN "wednesday. the 9Th day of April ne1
twr!Se e'clock ". WI WAfJIfT
"o4 4:tutGo Secretary. pn,- tcD.
4 MEETING OF THE SHAl,E-
4 L HOLDERS Of the Saline coal and Manufacturing
Company. will he held 1t the Office Of Andsrw IL. rrrn
On the 9TH day 1t April newt. 1>:3 1t II 1c!t~k ntsn
lhe annual NESTING 1t the suckhdcrs Of sail Company
VII Re e II the said "1te the tr-t tuesday Vt jut,
next At !: ocintk II 1t which ai menttnc nc ant
pace IN election # President and eight uIre4uf. u
The sid company will take place.
ny hrieE Of The liart Of U!1vytnrs,
mnl5 cAH IN fiEb. ESftf. SELLERS. President
, 1859-04-01
39rcss 4 Ttihu1tc.
CHICAG GO.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For Judges Of the SuIer'n. Court
VAN III. HIGGINS.
GRANT GOODRICH.
For deputy Clerks Of the supcttp. Cour-
CASPAR BUTX,
u. H. HAYLEY.

Illinois Lnnds.
The second letter Of James Card, Esq. u, r.,
on illinois Lands, will be found On the third
pagc Of our daily edition this morning.
, 1859-04-01
.Tpunn.

~ FOUND-A Laree New
-a@ n .%f9undland Dog hlsck. c1rept vhe frst.
qSPsS pssa'e ell II - South Wates sseet. B. PUH
SnVA. .nh.9 7u
, 1859-04-01

HE Conspiracy CssE.-The alleged conspir-
acy case in which Hertz and the Scots are de-
PENDANTS, will be heard today before Justice
Miilikcn.
, 1859-04-01
T H E CIT Y.

GRAIN STEAL1SG.-Jamcs McCartv lad was
sent to the Reform School yesterday for stealing
grain.
HoSE II, TIE AsrLuM.-Brennan, the Kendall
County murderer, pardoned by Goy. Bissel1, On
account Of his insanity, when tile decd was con,-
nitted. has been taken to Jacksonville.
, 1859-04-01

A CASH AccoCSr.-1txsrt Edao-s:-I bcliere
you will do nc the justice to correct statement
IN your paper Of yesterday, calculated to do nc
harm. You say that KERN Cash was held to
bail in $500 fur passing counterfeit" It'is not
true, gentlemen; on the contrary. was prompt
ly and honorably discharged By the Court, be-
fore evcn half Of my witnesses we're examined.
SO 1imsy Was the pretext for my arrest. And
instead Of ''Cash - being a collected" as you
jocosely remarked, he is still at large, and
Very respectfully yours,
KERN C.su
, 1859-04-01

nj AMMOTH MILL WORKS.
lCheaso Branch ef the od Buala MIL Furnishing Es,ao
!Eameut.l
John T. Noye & Co.
ISAAC +, HYMEn
Resident Paltner and Mlllwr,ht.
No. % markctStreet, Chicago, ulnols.
, 1859-04-01
Nfm advertisements.

e {. HStHlfEf- A'iee4tsiag .1genl, 81 DeurIorn IT,
an3ao:A1 to 'ere Ad1erti+ement jur is api nH the
L1'd'"5 t'aP<r' Of ne Sorth-H tal tsAly
, 1859-04-01

ITO RENT CIIEAP.-I.mnbrr
- iarl near RI Polk In! beach x4ye~t4 cet,r]
~ ~ Ksne4t lti"tt 10 ftt N.tr. hy t} lei L,e:
A~. Luns<r i.rd 1t tie f,ut If 'utal On Tun,,- #
~ feet water f!oI With rtanked .e;A "tscr H. 1t tue
A.' B!eek "f >teret and Dwellings rn5ner os We'll, anil
aad Anrts stets- Including " soe,as t.L fSr
1sEge aa,lne hn,i-c rr hnte!. >N ''' "
Ao one >rnEe In the ock of Ne*t Lake AID Hal
ss.i s&!eets. Apply IL K. i. WILLIAMS u:e I.r nth
q els sseet Br!Se. south Nasr ,tsset nr j. " Will.
L1AAs eo.ns! OF Washington aad Ds-pline- strs.t.
, 1859-04-01

louSG MES's Assoc1A71oS-Thc campaign
opens afrcsh for second contest ut the nails on
Saturday, tomorrow. The "Union ticket"
given elsewhere. is made up Of the Htynlar and
1hdtpen4."t tickets of the former canvass. and
comprises Il strong array Of names of gentlemen
well known as sterling and valuable friends Of
the Association. Tie Opposition ticket is also
s,lren. and contains the same elements as in the
farmer trst
, 1859-04-01

BRICK BrILnNG FOR SALE.-Thc four story
oTlck building now occupied by the Job De-
rartnleu Of tile InEss AND TnnrxE, with lease
oi ground for three years and half, is for sale
Cheap, as we shall shortly move our establish
n'rnt to new quarters. Ifdesired the boiler and
shafting will be sold with the building. See
advertisement.
, 1859-04-01

CHICAGO AND coLL1SGwoop.-We learn that
the Northern Railroad have made their nrraurc.
ments for the four first-class steamers. Ever
green City, Ontonagon, Fountain CITY, and
Hunter, to run tri-weekly between Collinewuod
and Chicago. The Ontonagon will commence
her trips immediately, and will probably take
down two eareoes before the Kelland Canal
opens There will also be steamer running
from Collinu,yood to Green Rav
, 1859-04-01
vi r & E L E B T. re n
Mad. III. $. James,
TIE GREAT
fokI(NE-TELLER IND PHRESOI.0CISr.

>he ssnn I"rrt. c1na.tl West wtrr >he h.. u.. ,l
MD ~Trrtful!r Informs the c:tixrn,v cL,r.
,i T., !'sI p"ttal!Hs u various cities In III.
tsu f"htrS where shr ls Perfect xltLJt u,n r.,
t,s ~; ~, hss s s,'t! luz u f:tn to tic present md t
~ Eslt u'sa all who may faYur rr Will trr;r ,,,rn, n,
nS"sE my Qtc.ti"n+ Eriavc sickness ,..t Ard
ala ls''rhf aA!4lr James .4a t.uEp. len rr,r. Mi
t ut'1''t r.9ni tn the .lsA # nature ant th
;l~:t.+ r. "lv e1s hlran f.ily an ,hj., shr .1yr,
t.se S.tl~f4.f1cn u ALL 'e>' A>' MIN "
- E'"H.s 1uo Sherman Hou4 nhao ,ux
III EtIANICS 1NSTIT1-Tt,
~ HALL. c"rncr tark and Washington ,trx., IN.
t: thr '""n lt'~'. Thu Hall l. Que u tr ja;r.-s n
thr guy! esntrAly 'pe ~r1I :he. anil every wav ron
sthia lhr st.i'. Is slx;y fe,t lung anI rca,.~1 f.t
WIFE !h Institute rslthrrs un. rhvux' Nrmtse,
ad - i1S An lY .stsns thu Institute p,sjy thr W I.s
nEn'"r HAY h. n little rs;,t;4,> nuxti ~ a.v cr,t
tlitn'efsi I" - held 1t thr Hail. " '' s"'''
A'."t'S' ! ".'tsl f., First, nlhs>fa9,Iy
, 1859-04-01

" -ANTED-A Furnished House
- Aa reaac- re.t, cu,tahln. nr 10 ,n,us rn,.
%Non ~an.'f hs apr! 18th. Adise.< .tatrk location
'tls, ~, Pst ! !iiSrt" Ell ntLAJ etH:. II
, 1859-04-01

ITO IeENT.-.A Furnished House
a. Nsli.=sa ATsaue. Aa,'sess 's. f. Blk til.
, 1859-04-01

"WHAT no DARSAnnISE''-It tx said Sheriff
Gray has within day or two become greatly
nston'shed at the contumacious department and
dainty stomachs Of Finn and Mcyamce pow
under sentence Of death and fellow inmates Of
the same cell in our Jail. They broke the dishes,
pitched the Lenten fare into the corridor, and
sworc in round terms that If they were to be
hanged they would feed we'll tilt then, They
were separated, md put OH course Of plain
diet. II is but just to add that Sheriff Gray's
fare was OF the best and most unusually liberal
for iail fare.
, 1859-04-01

CHICAGO CtrT RA1LwAr-ELzc71ox OF ORR
cEEs>-At meeting Of the Donrd of Directors
Of the Company, Liberty Bigelow,s Franklin
Par1nelee, Henry Fuller and David A. Gage
held at their Office, No. IS Randolph street,
Lbefty Bigelow was appointed President, and
Geo. v. Fuller, Secretary and Treasurer,
, 1859-04-01

E Parents can board aud educate their
daughters at the n. ". Female College, at
Evanston. for less than it will cost only to board
them in the city. The College is on the lake
shore, twelve miles north Of the ctr, in the
midst Of beautiful groves. Literary advantages
and the health Of the locality cannot be sur
passed Sec card under new advertisements.
, 1859-04-01

A SURPRISED CRowD.-Just now. when the
Lake persists in remaining most perrcrse,y
"riled'' the Filter men might pitch in to secure
a good line Of business Oue enterprisinc firm,
yesterday, actually rigged flter, with an Mt.
tendant in front Of their store on CLARK street
and dealt out to the great public free, all day
pure water, clear as crystal And we noticed
the crowd not being used to the tint of late were
somewhat shy, at first, the drink in color MT
resembling any know here for some time past.
Actually, for month past, from the hue and
consistency of the beverage supplied to our
citizens (besldes 1agcr) We should hare deemed
ourselves in St Louis.
TuE CnR1srr's AcA,S,-Theg genuine and orig
inal George chTisty, with Bowers himself, camp.
bell and all the rest " or en-" are in midcareer
Of the most marked aud brilliant season ever
giren in Chicago. Go and hear them in superb
bill at Mechanics Institute Hail tonight. Put
on Eest with buttons "well sewed ou." and
prepareto puckerthe instant you hear the bones
All who wish seats, 60 early these days.
, 1859-04-01

t1OE sALE.-C'ountry Residence


n" eTrs li"ns ar, Lit -.t4...t nn the west sA. Of
;,i *setf The h"n~r n by ~ srriv% hig}I
VIII hl! 81 H"'a% and line fn.t cellar uiusr liz.
"h"s. l!r III l. * fset fit t;s,,4+. street bY IL;
Levi ur'f' lAe ~h'!" trt'7.4tu!l,sa
hEAtTlFtT. VIEW uF THE LAKE
a. me 'r; Th property is 4:trrl =, mi, ate .ar Until
Ie th ~ staE IT My next 1t w!ch time il MT ti.t..
~ r. y IL ~'s at Tile tut H.n.~e In Naukr an 10 The
Ats:'t It t.dtleE + .trEly i "
rh,s,, i; S;;ATTEEL r'aoE / 70. th!saso. o.
, 1859-04-01

ITO RENT-On May LIST, Il tinc
u frame Dwelling thp S.,thIt-t cutsnr, ,,,. a.
superior ssfset No. ~ The h,. il Et,e u, wth al ,At+
m..3tfn Improvements. Rent &ED per n rum, Ir1En II
EpMINn kNACER. lii No.1a C;srk .;ryvs,
, 1859-04-01
NUMBER 2;}2.
JJldnte1.

NANTED.-.A 'l'aiIoreSs who ILL.,
~ srs>s4nd+ o2era:!n. s;nsrr's Ss~uk Machine, tn
"''Ae e"u''r}. -tpf!E II IN Lake 1- Eh.S 1w- -eSU4
, 1859-04-01

ITO RENT Warehouse and
L Deck South Water street, nccu1ie,! hv th ut..er
snd pear :" ells 4 rert r. t':e hsllr as -!xs, f~,
tnhtt 1n.s ' ~ ''>'' : H'
, 1859-04-01

TO RENT.-Cotta.e No. 14l
i West Ais,i@oa >tsret: KeEt tls1
A'ottaxr on I1i,,n. II tn. a~.r R,nt sSs4
IW"s:nES H"iss L., GuEAa s,.eet. list ea-s lJm,c
Rent tfl. '
Luttu1lv fret West MnlA n strrtt eat cf 1-ni,u,
Lot +u1.s ftrt bn niui1. In relr u thu a.uy..
FOR SALE
Lot enEntr 1t P1utsna strp.t and paYk aycnu, sS9,E
Cnin pa.I. " 49,
Apply tu Dr. INALS. O1ce lcs Clark <:rxt c.acr cf
N1tisuu. r,hsI .-'.H,- -
, 1859-04-01

-, fas'"rs ';e'ulns 'n:sin.4 sheds AMI stock - all
~ A!N%:1;r. t%~, .sr. s.st All. ,;.,t . hs w.ri
~ ~ t;t"s ->-'' flr t~'' lt-nt, t>,nc.l n :.nnl
t'ks. II! Anfs":rt'!rns III hr,eat.nk nschIEy, The
',t .1s u! e S IL l's III drs III .,h "s se,.r,si
' Inap,'. IL 't:r't;n If manufacturers II agricultural
IinensntH fs't 'fh!s opportunity. i.yn:,,e ,,.,.
NJ sis '"1 r term # y.4vs lr "arlnt i1m In,
o"heE. t"r Ia4tic, ..r.iE,t, II 1ra1,1f Httru,s ~ "
,h,c u,, LANES tL.AfI Assignee.
Enl. c4tt-lHl NJ II Marin. i.,.l Erilt;,,
, 1859-04-01

w WANTED-By Colored Boy, a
~, a'ra'i9n 4 WhoisaIe Of Retail Drug storc Re;
references given. Inquire Il IOiIN II. nAyIS n
ronetoya building, corner South Water and Ca1k street
, 1859-04-01

TO LEASE.-IIotcl, with Furni-
- tsr': kno~n ~ the " l;.ar,!nEln IIu~." on sauh
Ctl:k street. ~ A
A!>'. Dwelling House M;chi.aa Ayeaae, e.-.s. Ct
lacxsen s.rerf. Real $snl ' "
Also se,eE gosi Si.r. Aa ta:k and We'll. street Fur
particulars NY a. L. NEMhlkk, la' I;a1,, ,l >.e. I;
nh.e, lDttlS
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3..s{.yeHE
SALE OF THE WANDI.NiSIs,

SALE OF THE WANDEMER.
We have sEen pSSvatd et' n fro q gen.
tleman vii way prcsenN wkSn yacht
Wandcrer, pndd fncdsasH slaHr: IS sold
at Savannah by adfr ofhe, lite States
Court. The wriSor 1ays HAT hcni he auc.
tioncer commenced, Mr.. Lamar stepped up
and said :--."Gentlemen, this vessel belongs
to me in every sense Of the word. She has
been taken from me by the high hand Of the
law. The United States claim her, but
say she is mine; and ! shall not expect any
one to bid against me. And bid one dollar
for her" Mr.. Van Horn bid against him.
and the price was run up TO 81, OOl, at which
the vessel was knocked down to Mr. Lamar.
The successful bid,ter-thcn turned to Mr..
Van Horn and, with word to profane and
|indeF4ttpi h YepeatetA a5n1cke4 hiny down.
The hllth skhhf Rose 10 dclhnd hiuisttts Sd,
the sympathy of the company WAS 50 mani;
testify with the assailant, and the indications
Of violeicaAnds hl6odsllaa "a plain, thu. his
friends took him away, some Of Lamsr's
hackers ;caaliag ont; Z. Ghaasoy,s killhim ~
which the writer ofahhe letller does not doubt
would have been promptly done, had any
resistance been made Savannah has always
been regarded as IN orderly city, and one in
which. il anywhere south Of the Potomac, the
Laws agains tbs slave trade could be enforced
" tn the full support Of public scntiment.-
Prviaene J2,rttal :dn1eN ~.