davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-03-23

L .nhn t;sosr :t.nern1nn anf CATHERINE h* wife. IT
tt t.ty II h-st f6untr hs t..k, AID -.ae II filus
l. The nf~ day It September. i. H. l: rAerHc
Lain tx.! Ut Trust euftry!H: Il. Ii trust tic following
si,..rrt premises T.. tae payment II. \ tn lct
nl~4Iy Sttc r7e by ,1uln tsrEr sAuenGslE afr tEas
:le ii Albert tts? t.!cr Fix nntt, AFTER tbs date
thessu fur the principal Ut Two Thntrnt anil Tw.,
Hun!rl ulars tfas with tnteFr>t thrs-n II ZEN PR
pve aeE due t,r money bnEnswei. which sd
deed i. 1ccre,! In the er III. kscFtsf If srk ut,
ll,'> In ik ltJ # tht, la:e 3i6 a1s> whrEe:ls.
eflt ls t~en ln.lr in The tayct IT ai. n.e. and
peasn las tr ui4te Il. by the eal holder tttss'f
ssl the xit premises uhrr tc sid ufs " tfust fut the
pufJeet+ therein t1rx~-xI-
<uw. the1v!ost, public utlrc l. heEvty ven that shalt
sell II public a,ctA. II the turth As y? IT.! "urt f.,
in t!e tily If thcIc. tunty uftn'k art sate u u*
IL te kis.e@ llsr fr ta At lea tin stskk In tv f,re
.atun2y the nuctrenth .!ay II March, L. H. lss9
the premises ,<rt! e III .sl: .ttr,i IT trust fellows.
~h:-Int et.lt.Vn li>l. IN sk .Atysix ifs'. In the lii
hutS a:l Mth anal Trt-le titstiynn u The west
1s nf the %thw.st quarter " trt!n nle ss. In Thwn
eir .Ety ti,e ~ nth Of an< urtesn II .-ast II the
Thinl Principal Meridian. ts.ther with Al! Inv inpf,lvt
nls.sts and buildings situiea ten. AMI with I'll al Eas
l1 the prsstxss md arlil thereun -lnx,nx:
ani II! the right t. lth aud equity uf resumption II
SAIL J"E t:tur:e aid tash.ritr. ls ~ii t!sis
Eels* nt 3ks-lAls.
Ths - +, le made tr shs p,srr"> m .ley.a II trust
a!nfrslsA. HHkAtE 4. CHASE. Trustee.
Chicago, M1Erh Ill, 1s;3. rul;c:9l-.v
Thc a.oyc sale I. alt asn.s' til the second ay cf April
4. H. l>J i: At:.~k III t,t frtf At The north .t..s
tf the Cuust Nuu,e, l::t.ncl III thr a:-ve ntthc.
l11ktcEG. CHASE, Ts:,tes%.
, 1859-03-23

SiAUtS AND MDLASSES-The following are the
closing ORLEANS in barrels 4aa4.e; New
York S. II. Mo!axsea sc toc Cula, a hhda s;c; n y
S,rups E4g4Sc; n. y. Golden 09:4c Delche.'s nr,cr.
afr-Goldcn Syrup 7oc In bbb and &c In kegs Extra s.
II. Syrup o0&asc.
9c0FFEE-Aa.kct Active and hs,n at the following quo
tations: Rio a@lsc; 1asra, 1e41ssc Ma,acalbol ia
l∾ o. G. JayA lCf9113c; Mocha Ei8ise.
HlGuW1SES-7he market during tho greater Ja of The
week has ecen steady hut towards the close there ha,
ben nrmness among holdera and kles yesterday and to-
day were effected II 45e-she majority Of SELLERS asking
ALcOllOL-sales today we're: le3 bhls ut Ssc; Retail
lots t23ic
SPIRITS AND O1Ls-Camphene Sc; Burning Fluid
6oc; Infpensne &c; Linseed Oh 67Ac No. Lard &1n3
No. 1885,
HlDEs-Ihe market during the past week has advanced
about 1e Closns Il the following quotadons Grren Coun.
tsysf@Sc; 0Eceu Sailed s2sc Dry Flint l7a9lsse; Calf
srecn. l:ic; Do, d9, soc. rel&s e1ioal0 for newly
slaughtered.
, 1859-03-23
1fOIrTG4AGEES S-ALE.-Where-

4s1 a.John A}<l lae u The ely II cac4:.. t,.k
i: sh.~at ~ ,*a:': ';,,S IT, ny s'4
is5s r,v;,:'ty n.s, r Ut yin al t" q
tht sa1 II IVY ,h.nf4,i %4t sash I;,sa BY .hs Sl
s 18th .!av u" tpsrH!:r In e~h x The Yeas !~1 i .t
H. IT, . xe It., '+t,,n. IT s f situated ss. % h @s 1 v t.
Anui. a:ai kn"~n AL de.ert<,l fns,ws t,-w!1:
d - s. W. VIZ s%@n Il ~ Il 'l; rn. TIN. '
u. r..s nh yta The southwest IT tim
twelve o., ~: running te,se s. "re hun.!:,,t at six;y
ti6o' nr!. thraee n"Fs! v!thts ~' a"i 'hsuc ~ss eighty
thnr hyn.sr1i aud tx.a.y ts1 nd t.s:ss ath Eighty
!s', ns;> tlsnsv sst e:h5 ~, ns:>. .ht1s -sth
tsnte n"ta hatred and tlv.' rn. ,hrsaee
eighty nss tt hs iss IT ~in'is: whies, sad ae1zt II
thu Es"n:. II ks:l E,s c"As.yns,> IA The Via t"unsy
u ft'.e'k AMI wh.r. as. efs,, h.% ;evn n11, rs t.s
tx 1S M y ,' i 's. & ~ ~ xfS s;r t ,.E, f 'I"ty N
\. b. l>;s. In sit III Chasssry. wi. ,n Ja;,v,
Gannsr | M 1,ls1s .',sSsnt ; s:,tses Of .ai ,hn
:nyl,Iant. ali ,e >. shvh.~rkrr Tie rvrr>.. ai.o
M its nj s ~. ~ *tna ea.t III t a IT: u
jude al ec.cr that II the said t~n .s:cr Should ~!
4 ,hc xvsn i H.. i al! s nss ' hs ,h','i III III
ths s,'!s. Ia the nrnssr f'Ir*ln, t""n .,utasne:n.
thl hr ..l s.l lii ns>t il rt.r sind il t',s .,:
sh,''d MI irut .'ts' ls'ss H. i'v ts tu'l NJ" Aas
exp e.pes j ".s IT, t Sn H. si t.. III Is - ma tay II
thu .vs trsvl- II &:A lstl, 1a .e,vsas
.y.. ii s.a st. ,;sI,~ !y sid A;nI .lnl IL,
nexaaty !" pr r,. IT,. hi! n;oins' m .:n.>ai >sl.
-he 'ne il, the lsss "sdsr of The dass oft!e ss:rEI
crnvey:sIlces afurr>I:h.
S~ tI'r1rfs IN liberation u. tie prsn+s al.t ly
virtue IT IT i:t s.n:aie,l In shl n.r.4s .!s,
pal'is ntiEv !. h;n! given s r. ts S.t ,is":se
April Af. l>a At ,,v nra E.Y It .s Cuart i!v,,,s il.
sd eiFs II fhksit :; ii 'r!ek ~ she nrr.." # ~!t
day. ~. III Etll a:{, tut ttr highest tIher e.: e:,. ill.,!
IL ~ ri II y Ill @ s "' iy it :si s ,s b: s ss
AID fr said sshAt4EAt% .>li suit IN tllItts.
h. IL tu. thu full annual te <ai
fF pEtnri, lhter>i. t..st am! ryl~-S :.fs 4eIs
arst the lsrss s'Mseys'. by s1i Ar.ls silt v..t aud
IG.y If ttr "thtE Is.',et, afr
4t. tn te inyvre r!v- - :u ,tsv4 II! tir
therf tu tn. +..;s .rE!.es IT SAID Atrl. and al thu
rst: ..l e4ty II te..;fn Il said .iu At his h, irs
and a.sis. III th !41sv- ill., III as>lla: II a dst".
til ard. satisfy III. anlAt ur si5tly Vt liz.
s.! nsr- aal ir,t,-v a,t Ill null .,?vs.> In.
eatn.i IN a!ssr;>ltx aa -tlns >'1 Erp,a.s t"s mr..
t!unrd. s.s,!, =. IN, i s!e IL. .i,.v t,~s
intS st!,. fs'.A 1"la -ttel IL Jasc+ tanitT .u,i
l.;t4 lis Wifi j. hi t. Iii ..n.. 1'lict Mtiurv that.s
l;uhl, James GasdssleE a,A tile Peterson.
tiEOiGE: \. sllOESEEE;EE.
fnx*EtL. WAITE >AIs>.x ,cr.sy i. Fr s,rr,:s,rrr
, 1859-03-23
legul noticcS.
MORTGAGE SALE.-W hereas

MI o1t l VtA\1E 0tALE.-N 1T Et'tS
4F1 Juseph Z. TozIer md Beptann F. Aih*, executed
untn the undersigned. William A. Gnss ttrsaia lntsi
tuse ID. mprsgkt, tearnx las the fifteenth ay 1t April
4. d. t'. 10 -+rure The payment VI tgh+n hu1aed sud
seventy nse duss. I.saa ae.ornk " tlr t,.itions of
1hstr Pr.Hiss aat Ut even tait sllxEewtth nade hy
the said j-rh G. Te:itr and i.enjAlun +, At. payable
~lx hundred tTrlty dollars zach. ,!r In ure
and thrHc yers fun die respectively, with lhen-1 VI the
rate ot fr cei.t. pr annnm which *.ld u'Etkaee wAs
duly hlt4! hr ept the ecnrscr. Ntee bf trx cuuty
Stt 0k lnnA the reveHtecHtA tt1y p1 April. Il. H.,
ta:- nAi duly zecu4xd In hA,k ~ af lutt1. page
In alni " which kl n.sgaEs It H. aR'ak othe- thinEs,
prusnted fh1s default L. nI1i Il te payment VI any
a3 sail h't4 trE 1t principal or Interest. ~ tlc days
for ne~n DAY. thereafter: Wherein tht *!'r shall een'e
cuFtst ~ sal uotes n *l mortgage nennts std! thsEe:
upoh or'nae Immediately ,c anu s.yahk. and the saa
n'safe may be !nla-.iat<ly fuser1-e tu pay thu sl.r
S"* therefore. default having bern sie Ii the payment of
gne " E,i pr'mtsbry notes hE alnE due. aA the sl
An 4. Groses being ths h. ~ 0vnrr thereof and VI sald
MnEtxae. nhtcu = hereby given fat l. the undersigned
nhrtg1+ By vtue u the authority vested In BY virtue
" Int SAD ulur a<e, :l ff The pEpt4 If taynx the
aoslid moi shai s saturday The twenty hlrd day
ufApE ls9 At tel"ek 1t. the afternoon u that ay
Il thr nrh dar Of tt hta.~ in tl,e said t',1y nf
der fur cll. the fp4.:: .!r-.rs>i piece uc-l IT lnl
will tlir arpurtratr- trn,ttn f~!'g:E. t,.wis: Lot
twenty In ). Newton Ii xtcf% xsl.~list IT l,xk fnr
~ IN A>c4'f. aviss'a " srt nj tht Hthwrt I4tnat
ttt1rtcr IT ct!0n twenty ~ township thin nr tH}
range t"u,n In the city II chicago. llei< together
wilt a right title ihtr, ant eGuts " redemption at the
s.l n-r T.. Toztt Ait, benjamin T. Alr. III :d u the
aala pt-niise.. WILLIAM 4. GRUSE.>, M"ItIa:ev.
II sxvnrr st,nr..r Mia
, 1859-03-23

nOCTOR n. +. coo Il L j.,
L. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
t)arr and Rr!re removed to c6s Michigan street two
tl.x,rs fr.nu Rush STREET. N'ylSS-lr
~J0%SI11{IyrJ0N e. f,ITR0Nn.
, 1859-03-23
NI .ASON & COMPANY
u1 INSURANCE AGENTS,
DOLE,S BUILDING, CHICAGO.

s..,emcn,cnt of TIE condition Of The
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
TN the 1t d.y IT lanay. 1S9. made 10 the Auditor nf
Public Aec"uns Of the s'e Of Illinois pursuant to tl'c s't
!. liz ,al.t Il tie Company Is The ontInrntai 1nsur
Tl.s u is sa,i,al st.ek ssS.. @
+ ASSETS ~ ~ . ~~~'"~N
I. fash on hand and In the IT. Nicholas Dan. 4s7 d
!. iea,. i'm % a, s,ocks owned n lie "mpaay. sssis 70
1. lte.Is due the En. ttcurerl ~ Mortgage on
Real .Estas. wostll double the anlcuns
SAME as sse,i;i on Real Esta,c worth ii leai3 ~ "
f+E cent. noie thar aitluu't loanetl..-.-. ~
Ms ,sIss ,,r I'm 6'r %s.,a,,,n. ays
:. Al 4theF securities. lho.o ~
Total Assets Of the Ia. ~ ~
LIABILITIES.
S i. u'a sa.Irs4e wan: fhcr prcf: .ss 4
All Other c!aes against shr conisny. ......... ~
Total Liabilities. &i6.sf' Il
The greatest a,nun n-.sre, in any risk Is limited by
ts Ts If thu sta'e Of New Turk IL 10 eF cent uI s
~ rule q. to amount to he Insured in ono City, Town.
Stase u Block.
Certificate to ExpFe sn TIE 3st day ol January 1si1
Arps1uA's urreE STATE or ittix",-.e
wAs SsF s &c e:sas'' s;s # Ns Sas & a Il ss
.t.tsness u the e.nda' 4 It's aaar* ~ T:nlrst y
nj as p j. IL Tie E's' :, Ss
H. lsxt a,, ". atcn!nsy tcreto apprvca january
e. a WHEREAS. said e"niany lls FURNISHES. tatisas
situl invested in ss"eks ad nlutt a1' has nsd IL
. office wrtteniasrun,s'st signed y thu PRESIDENT ~!
SECRETARY therruf. ap4hlire Ml.t Co. II Chicago. itS
Agents fr transaction u tht sl,'ss u sd c"nlsAy amt
fully and uAseserei1y authu1z,; them to acknowledge
kyntitg lit service Ut rotrs }n thtl. fi eal A.chis
elali bs takr, aud he'll! valid II sesvtd urt tic
c"lany. ad slsn al el.s1a ef erFoF sy 1son oi sa.
exEviee.
Nuw therefore, In pursuance NJ the visions ef the ae
aforesaid l. less X. uutls, Auditor IT luhc -atco4nl-
1t c Sta,c nf llirI. ,erby certify tlt The s! Ma
s Cu. Ut Chl.u. authorized II Aeets f'r Ike a!
Ca,!,ly the l.c~* If IhNEAtcet III this sa1e
until The thtrtyhrs day If uas in t!r Year rih'Yrn
hundred ai sixty. he IIly M legally en;uncTI: ~
tu lu hy said Company.
III testimony whereof have hcrcuut" subscribed my
iat.e and affixed tie sral II my u,ier. at srr,l
, 1859-03-23

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED, Narrl -.
Stir f. H. Sloycr, Doarts- Muskreun. 5, lnntrr 400
shingles.
*xlr san.it,ky, simmons. Amsterdam, 60 cords wota
Schr L. NJ Als,u. Jacssut Aulituwuc l..dp shingles.
in III lath.
syhr tjpha, t;wynn. Manitnwoc 800 cedar Inas-
Sc,w stur1n Howard, White lkiyrE. " LII lu1ltcr.
.Narch =.
sehr F-EAawk Thompson. Shtbtyga.l, fight:
*ctr Elr,ula, Hughes, Maslow"e, au bhla tlhus.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
TrE1psr, March I'D, 1879.
CLEARED.
t.en t1uud Ii Sale. 1oy 100 lumber; Lcspn Lick
pFt y, III t,Isr Is IN !ah: Tr"sad"c. 1tkp. 6G #
lu,nixr III ...,:r, traIL Ltckutt. 1uial3 #. luHrr
ARRIVED.
Asia. la sale: Acata L. Sale: c"l"n.ts La Sale
M,sr Emrry. tittawa light.
, 1859-03-23

TUtsI .,,.,.. N9S9 .aIs3 E.61B IttsE7 E8 4O3i
oor Wrck, 1858 60: 75,sss Ats ..:os Ia 6ts4
The receipts Of produce yesterday, with the
sources Of supply. will be found in the following
table:
1tcr1r7B or rRopCcE, ,4c.-NAHcHH-
r7our f.hY fsnrn Oats 1{ar Hnrz
, 1859-03-23

IaEUb E13{7!S =. N3f1IltaA Snyder,
Public Not!ee Is hereby given 10 The sI Matthias Snyder
that writ attachment se Of ulcr n the lierk
otthe crsu, Cort II Coek CuuusJ. dated the twrhty-
seventh day VI January. 4. u. !s the IT The sid
J2cuh a1ri and a1l1t the OF the said Masthiaa
Snydt1 for ths esyen huudel and fur dollars au
mr. cents. directed to the sheriff u Guuk County, which
Sai1 writ Ea+ been returned executed. -
Now, therefore, unss yuu the said Matthias snyer shall
Personally hs sud a2ptar before thu saa Cnok County u
cult Court ee the dsst ay the next term t6rre0f
u hc holden at tar cout House ln the city Of Ch. On
the sccond Nooi,y Df april L. D. .9 sve sp.eEl ball
tsred zeaIn you. and In hrof Of sa Jacob Harris md
uMen Of Tue pTupsy attached may he sufficient
Gf the sa judgment and will be sid To s,ti.{v the
WILLIAM L. CHl.Rf
Z q. AAAT, Pits Auy, nh:.sw-.Sts
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\ CRrlr. ESCINrfu Cu>,IDrEb Man
st,roufrH- We have already announced
the conviction OF Daniel Davis, engineer
ct the steamer Ocean spray on au Iudict-
mcut Jpr mIn.laushtcr growing ont OF
the Il strurtilu OF tLat vessel ~ fire.
whereby some ten lir,swerc lost. The case
came on for trial this week before the Inl-
tel State Circuit Court end was patient
N heard and the accused ably defended.
The jury found him guilty. leaving the
court 20 iiy the punishment. Tbs Is the
| first conviction ever had under the Iaw 81
| Congro-s providing for the protection OF
life and property on board OF steamboats,.
ana tbc example. II is hoped, will not Doe
loaf nn those who have charge ui our
/ steam set-el-. II has now been shown
| that the law :, net dead letter. and that
/ % can Dee enforced against those who VIC.
\ late its provisions. \ Few verdict. Of this
\ kind whether applied To steamDcat. az
I railroads. viii have "a wonderful effect IA
producing more care on the part Of tbos,
/ who have .4srge Of them. and the mum.
/ her Of disastor. ,ill D. greatly le.scncd
The case ol the engineer on board the
/ Col. Cro.sman. under sin.ilaF indict
| u.Bt for manslaughter, j. now on trial ri
tn sa,ns Court-T Lo.as Rtpbtora
| apr! ~,
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saniau Inettuton' for ihe .ncreasc end a'g4on Of
knouls.ivs among men, approved August tenth,
eighteen hundred and f'Tty-six. Is hereby repeated;
Sc And He u frttsr enacted That hy this ACT the
disrihnou of go work. mentioned IN the first see
non rs pnlic documents is intended and directed 70
Ice made. EXCEPT thn -ENPlorlu. Expedition con-
Quoted bv Cumu1narr Nthrs.
maps charts and other pub. cations Of every nature
whatever heretofore deposited Iu the Department Of
stat. according the laws regulating copyrights, to-
rethpr with an the records Of te department Of state
ia regard 10 the same small hH removed and be
under the conrrl ct tho Department of the interior.
which is HEREBY charged with OF the duties connected
with the eane..u3 with a matters pertaining 20 copy
right in the same manner and TO the extent that
the Departiucrt stat" charged with the same:
and hereafter al such rHh' cations q every nature
whatever shall und"rthe present laws and equations,
| he left with. AMI keep, by ulm.
So g. f0i b. 5f Gtfhcr cpdctod That the Joint Com
mttca pu tie Irary may. az any time dispose Of du-
atc injured or wasted books og the library or any
other matter IN the library not deemed pro1er a. f.
! IA such manner ~ such committee may deem D.. T.
-er H. 47F Lsn UftCr caGrt,i That al such book
and documents. WHen reoeYeda ~ tho proper Offices.
libraries. and forth. az provided y law. shall ha
4 kept there ANA urf rrwu' 60 from such place..
$50 II AL f..-ttEr ftHrfri That vi tho statutes
Large 81 the United States Published D.. Little and
/ Brown now deposited lu tine library ol tongr-~, itr
the use of senators and representatives during ;ae
sessions Of tpI-gt-s E"u rur1'- o. retained nv tie
librarian f,r the r-r of tHe judges of tire -iurcm.
Court during the terms ,t court. and THAT ouG third
uf the number then remaining ntue library ur trans.
The House o.. Representatives. fnr the use Of the sen
ator- and representative during tie sessions ,f Con,
grU--.
ArpRprfp. February T. 1850.
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4 Juper SENTENCED roa FouGrur.-A
remarkable trial and conviction has just
taken place before The Y. s. District
Court In Philadelphia. Judge voriler.
smith, formerly ono of The supreme
Court Judges Of rcnusylyauia, wa. the
party convicted aud hc was found on trial
10 have been guilty 81 tho most extensive
system Of forgery Of which there Is any
roco5d in the criminal proceedings of this
or any other country. In their effect,
these iorgcriss reach back TO the days Of
che revolution, and from that period 10
the present time. Claims. under the pen.
sion laws. lor revolutionary services. 4, an
immense amount. were fabricated .,d
from his KNOWLEDGE Of law IN. f,rgsr.r
was enabled through the assistance of con.
f.dorntcs. to make them pass muster "A
the Bureau IN Washington. In this man.
ner he obtained about $4,000 from the
Government and Il Is proved that in or.
der b carry out HE system he forged th'
names Of about ak hundred persons. in
cluding those Of Judges who SIT With hin
on the Bench. clerks Of courts, aldermen
justices Of the Peace, and almost ever
officer known 10 the civil law. A NOR
iamentablo instance Of 'wiokednoss il
high place. was never brought 70 light
Judge Cadwallader sentenced Wonder
smith 70 pay fine Of 5000 aud to under
20 an imprisonment Of twcnty-one years
An eye witness AZ the time Of thoscntenc0
sayst
lhere we're no expressions Of poignan
grief and pain visible upon the prisonc
AZ the time the sentence was imposed
bat the calm. stold features. the ixe,
rtornnoss ~ the eye, the firm compression
~ the lip, the palldness that passed owe
che c.untenance. am, tho workings Of th
muscles Of the fsco. told hat a commo
ton was rasing within his hr..'-t IN
court seemed pcnsibly 10 feel n. r.s,,, .
hihiy, bat with unhinohinr 6rmno..
passed the sentence.
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IN D : = - : -
"li RI lt promoted y leEr.u the rlgi. subj If
tpNls'ht+ Z" The courts respect rtiv without in+ar.
ference from 'aE count
- IN Tenn /. f.ar e1-" O.. Andrew l. Martin
ON ltrg,l. 4HrI The same doctrines ere announ.
tta ~ IN hrNIl E. 't y. tafruH. and powerfully Elf
iol'tu a." hg ir right oi appeal or writ Of error &,
reverse ll1 cn-ut Tor rpU-lupts when the court h4-
Juii-'.i' ,."'i
- % lunIana- 30 t1" case col The state y- Ifttpu
el'I lilsiAcAi"Il u. D. ltf The writ Of error y,o-
dismissed The court holding. thar cour. of record
nav tN'lusiFe control over charges for contempt
"h' ihr!f c"n'ieuHH or aequtta l~ nna ani couriu-
-lFt ih- great power. says ihD court is entrusted
t"tH"-' ti' '- '' IH-ucc for the support and p-a-
~tN5t"n "l thHr u. Ne liability ami indie -ni-r--:
81 h't@eN -t'd Rom thc earliest period a. which The
annals 81 lur -Prnien"e extend: and except in a faw
cases Putl Violence Do has been sanctioned and
,c',H' h'l hy 10" "Nper'ne OF ages. referring to
fnsl ~ ana American cases already cited.
Ai 10 Ii'lhI- ~ ile cas-. 81 .Hth Vs. The People
lhI''-t X r. W. J Nr -f'f" primo pt- are held by
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H. EEhr Permit me. through the CO.
lumns 81 Your paper b. pat the meme Of
$. NJ. PmlLir,. ESQ. before the people {
auditor Tic is acknowledged whcrcvv.
known. 90 hc a man Of first rate ability.
and with equal opportunity. mo- man has
dome more efficient service for the Demo
cratic party lic Is dc,crvedly popular
ON acsouut of his generous feelings and
chivalrous nature lie abandoned bright
prospects VI civil Wciprmcut % serve his
country in the Mcxioau war, and on his
return received repeated testimonials of
the confidence of his fellow citizens in
Yazoo county, where hc is regarded as
"a gifted aud worthy man. Experienced
in busiuc~-. he is second to mo man in abb
lily to discharge the duties of Auditor. OF
like popular manners. with the present
most efficient Incumbent, we predict tog
| him. ifChoseh. an administration as salts
factory as that of Mad McAfcc himself.
/ This commcndatory card viii bc most cor-
/ daily endorsed by many Of yuur readers,
and the nomination ol = NJ. Phillips by
/ the State Convention. win bc hailed with
/ great pleasure 10y
CENTRAL VI MISSISSIPPI
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In ic, f3r nc Reicf q re lgs, o5,i ono Railoond


BE 1. tssfs s4 he StsIo and Ha,sa a. Representative,
Of n. ti.ai States ~ iyHsrica ia CJlgrSs sSsr.qbi,{
That whereas the state Of Mississippi by lis net an
proved the twentyeIghth Of January eighteen
hundred and itty-twp. and the State Of Alabama Ia
ITS act approved on the first OF December eirhtee,
hundred and fv-one dio.transter to the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company the lands " hch were grant.
Ell 20 said States under the provisions of the got of
Congress approved the twentieth Septembt = btecn
hundred and fifty. 10 AID IN the construction III rail,
road from Mobile 10 the mouth ct tho Ohio River the
sand transfers uf sld -l,t- made ~ sand states
respectively, 90 sad company, are hereby recognized
ratified, aud confirmed ana thu title "a an bona fde
Irr haScIs uf SAID company also hereby confirm.
od ana thnt the time limited rs sand original act ni
Congress for the completion OF said railroad is here
Is extended and the said company is allowed further
time tn the twentieth Of september. in the wear
eighteen hundred and sixty five, to compete the same
ANYTHING in said act 70 the contrary Notwithstanding
prorpiet nevertheless. That the said Mobile and Olio
Railroad Company be subjected 90. aud shall comply
with all the CONDITIONS, restrictions and limitations
contained IN the aIt OF Congyess above referred To-
approved tht twentieth September eighteen hundred
ana fifty ind prOritt That nothing herein contain,
ell shall be- construed 20 release the State OF
Mississippi or Alabama nom any liability imposed
upon thRn by the said act II September twentieth
eighteen hundred 3ad nifty.
ApppoNFn ttbTU8rN :. 1859.
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Alarritd,

on the evening Of the 2lst ult, by Il. Henderson
hSq. Mr.. WILLIAM T. HALE and Miss {. F. TAD.
LOCK-, al OF Newton County, Miss.
Vow with souls ever ardent and pure AZ the cline.
May You love as they loved in the first golden time
The glow of the sunshine, the balm of the air,
May they steal TO your hearts and make all sunshine
there.
With affections as free
From decline as the bowers,
And with hope like the bee
Living always flowers
Nay your lives Ger resemble long day of light
And your death coIae holy and calm as the night
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Obituary.

Died, at her residence in Wayne County, Miss on
the 23rd of April Mrs. MARGARET GRAY. at the
age of66 years. The disease Of which she died was
pneumonia.
Al an early age she associated herscfwith the Ban
list Church. and was good and orderly lnenber Of
that denomination at the time Of her death In her
demise the family has sustained a loss irreparabe.
and society has been deprived of a cherishe mem
her. She was characterised by beneyoleuce and
kindness, without relation to rank or position in So
cle'y The deceased was sister Of Hon GEo. Evans.
Of Clarke County. 4 FRIENp
lHe', m Newton County Miss, on Monday the 9th
mstanL Mrs ELVIRA SIMMONS. consort Of R,trH
SIMMONS, in the Gath year of her age. The deceased
was native Of Chesterfield District : G. but for the
last tortytwo Years resident of East Mississippi
The last thirty years she lived consistent member
Of the Baptist Church. She leaves . bercayed hus.
hand and ten children, together with large circle OF
friends. to mourn her loss; for none knew but to os
TEEN her. But they mourn not aS those having no
hope.
Had prayers OF love che power 10 save.
She had not filled this earthly grave.
We only hope that Con has given
IN answer to those prayers in heaven.
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NHAt.l LIN LNlll
IN Act to authorize Settlers upon sixteenth and irt

In Let to authorize Settlers upon sixteenth aud birth
sirth Ssch0ns cb0 stttoi before the St,ye,S N ~
Public LIidS, 10 prccap, ttsir S.tHcaents
Be enacted b. nc Saatc and H0ss ~ R1.rt>catrcs
u tte Jtet Stats Of ABsrlSa Congress aSseablei
That whore settlements With view 10 pre-emptIon
havt been Len niadc before the survey Of the lands
la tho Eeld which shall he found 10 have been made
en- sections sixteen thIrtSsiS. said sections shall
be subject the Erc-empon claim of such settler.
and il they. or either Of them, shall have been ar
shall be reserved pledged for the use of sehoo an
colleges in the state or Territory IN which the lsnds
lie other lands of ike quantity hereby sppropri
ated in leu of such may be patented by pre-eInp
tors; and other lands also hereby APPROPRIATED "a