davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-03-29
MORTGAGE S4ALE.-W hcreas
W. 1,scI1 z. Tn,tr and BtnlaMln T. Alike exxsusel

u.
ru 1nnti,:s. hraEns t.sse the afsev,h lay II April
A. H. ls!'. ~ ::nt thc snti IT .leru hlt.tr~ ant
.sventy tre tast. aya'u acsrlhE thr c.l,!an. II
Tine pr,'a''.,r nosa u vy-n .asc herewith, hy
ths saal J..IAr T",i,r 2': l.naa4n +. altr, ~, nil.
s!< hurdE.4 a t~s,r:Eyr collars Zach. due Ii or.
te"f rrr c,rt- pr aEunl w:sch >.l ,nrt tsra WA
DIZZY d:tl lr rcoTl tn thr Recorders I!te s.,ty
Stltc II I"n:s. ths srvth'r,nth tay Il APRIL H. b.
i~''. ani duly nron!.,. in t,n q If .:a-t,e> pl.x
III and by which g4h nur.'gc it - a,ns utLrs tln.s
prov !tt& fhls II sltlt liz III the II any one
u s'. nnt. either " principal "r Interest. ay+ NJ
fr hfictn '!lE. thc:lf. w.tren tr scl txtunk
dIe aal aya. TIL! wh.e nf said principal xn.I ter.t re-
C'1Ee't y said srS in sd l1se.lthhs.i s4 trFx-
UPON tecon.t tu.HuAs.cly Lr md paya.r AMI The sail
nn n.ay h. Immediately fu7rtlII ~ Iay thr aue.
N'w rref'Et. yt har!: lern n.le In the pay,urnt uf
IRE cf said pTels-'f mites ars failing dur. aid tr h4al
Wal L. TIMES escE thy lrIA owacs hrsrof and # >s.l
H'H h.fcs Is hrrthy given that l. the untctis stL
s by ssFstlr II the authority vested in by
u The ea rMfakc. and fus the pufu~. Ut paying ih
a!r>aa notts .fal ~!l 4tnnay .e twenty thin lay
MfArH A. H. i>3. At oeck II thu asersn 1t that d4y
Ut tir Hrrth str "f the c5t hoc In the ih II
t"us. STATE " lnnt at phlc an:la h thu highest t!~
with the arpnrcn,ser* thrn.nto sonk:n<. t~t,: Lot
tlln A~.f. ,.iy> IT par! # i!r -Mthwrs' fractional
quarter II n .tun E~e'tyt~" t t*n>hlF -t i.31
E.n:s fourteen l., tr city 1t Ch- tEintis skrihcs
with al EsLt. te Interest asi equity IT redemption lh4
klM Joseph L. To1r sn. Benjamin f. AE*e III :.Ht IL tAx
nald FrtHi!-<- WlLLIAM a. GROVES, Murtkagee
itsttt saryh ars. leiy.
II. y, Ssxpkk, AttunrY, yDhAa CIT cht
, 1859-03-29
COMMERCIAL.

MusnAr EyE1xat March =.
Heavy rains have prevailed all last night and
throughout the entire day, and ali kinds Of out
dnor business has been limited in consequence.
The receipts OH Saturday were as follows:
, 1859-03-29

III 81 Ec4 c.tLE.-N ntrr:lS
l. 'rkn t;.'txc saucunaEn anil Catherine. b.. we Of
'hs ty II 70, "fsica ',,y d. ck au' l. st4ic # lInts
TIN iss u In;'t s"nseynk t. me t.. trust the fiuxIsx
hisFy Nas naa.r by john t;s-sr SaelnEln. unt pay
able 10 e 4. trsc "styr. lnEsl* After the fac
fGrFr"t. f'r III. p5nra * Two Thn!-ant anti Two
Hundred lh,as ttssh. with Interest thereon len pr
esnt annnh AFTER due Er Money tsrr'we. wheh el
ICED nr'r't.. In the"!es IT thr ltee"rIer. tesk %
Illinois IN tt~'k III of deeds Page aiH: anil wher-a
1.ans h.. s.sa acur IN the If xsi mute. ap.
rieikn has tn ntae 10 mr by the legal huer hcrcsk
81! tht *i Premises under the xd deed Of trust fur ths
pur{h~&ss thcT!n rxr.esed.
NV u.Ftfs public nt!ee !. hc.rby g'vcn that shall
li At puac auction. III the nnh dnnr IT the nuFt 1fou
In the tiir 1t Ca, C"laty u E4t. and state IT lEsls
I" the highest ldF for t, At ten I'm e1+k III the
n,ou. SATURDAY. the nintts<n day Ut March. A. D. lS
tc 9russ~s .'-thd In all deed ~ t,.t. follows
~!t:-t Il t.csn ft51 IN Hck rtxtysx fe6 In t,r I!.
mi. aEs! N,h!an ranS Trustees >c1r!<nn n The west
pa1t nf fk. ~'kwcst qter II sce" n.He t9 Ia Town.
sp th1y nine " n"rth Il Ianst fnnrva II ra.t Of tue
nscnt ari tns, rIt'ar! stert AMI With nj and aInxu-
ar ti. FH'!"N@ And apsYaness thcfr,tnt" tctLxihk,
a44 Al tae !; ;t. It'll, hAa a.! t9,lty 1t redemption X
sa: Jpaa Gtnrse md Cstrrae his wits thx.z
heFs or 3paxns.
Tiki |" X maslc II: ac IN *1!L .e1 Of trust
a..te.4it. HORACE u. CHASE. TrNrr
NAic.ssf Mtsea I'll. laa3. 14. -ta5l-sW
, 1859-03-29
t1l8ura1lrF.
III A L L s. RO U n D S,
IL INSURANCE AGENTS,
100 SOUTH WATER STREET.

160 SOUTH WATER STREET.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
-or1Hk-
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE Ns. co.
,o.o
unae +. ,hs Aastor 1' ., ,ss s,.,s of n',,o,,
- -
~ GsaPsay IL iota sss Fl
seoondI f4Fh|sdsph1 sMdis, =, ..ourt .,o,n
Foa Fs,taLlh* amount of Dl:! 9sef paid up H.. le
Agents ........... ................. 45:l.As
nssl Essats uaiaeambezed. 1isie1
s.. Mssass: exssd y T. sesapaay 1e$s@:
S$ s; r. ; r. SS =: ~. . sIS%
VII. Bls receivable, good Iusinsss paper.:: s3sss5
To.,1 asset. ~ ~ =
'''A ''' .usai,n
sss;sa ~ ass Ssss
1 ethe9 a9e dasas. !asu.aouas
4o'' naoWtes. ..'...'''...........''..s7..ieN
No i s o aaso IT, ID one one nss @ q agents
lage, - - - - '
AZ 3e.ea sopy Ct The eha5e. q ~ company is On flo
'@4 ~ "'N' s>1eneA. ~ tS'''
c,,4,a,..eto .,n,,. ~ .Sa .,.. ,,v =, ,.,n. ,sso
pHv .. w o,e n,s,e- s,o ~ 80. y. sanu i'
SPx1yoFtEtp. Ma1rh ii fsSY
wherca The phl,telp F1rc and Lie Insurance Com
ny y lSce9 ~ q thaasipta N sne Staie u
far required by IAN. Aet regulate lie Arence. ot
s annog noe a s "a y tae sIsie q "!
thereto. approved January 1ss7: aud whereas, sid
.; ~ ,h rs 1 a.s. 81 Esiusnec tha1 p2s-
and Ind IL. ncd IN ill., ofee Witch ins.fa
a n sx'eo " 1 nH fhssaeat aaa sec1stay thereof ap-
hgents oT he transaction of the BUSHES of sad Conny
AID fully and unreesedy them 10 acknowledge
sentinx III, ssrcc ~ - ~ n ~ @ th =, o ,t S Gun
sha T. taken md held s.d serted upos he
sert4er. ' Al e1a1n' u ef7o1 os ssoa of such
s;Ss.s Jsi;x D1Ss Aaa!.s faS!e Asseaet
s H. Ss + +
po@e@sd M d y "A COMPANY ' A1' 's '''' s'p
my namt, md at1xed the sal ofmy otaee. At Spnny
N''' &A'
c"RN 1S n1a, tos .1lrras eanPn1s,a
Of New York. .----
~, 49, ~
COMMONWEALTH RIREx MARINE.
~ - -. 'Ass
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIRE.
- n,n.ts,.,,.
-n.,
or New York.
LAFAYETTE FIRE,
tx Sew York
s,l wv ."'H
NJ v,,x y,,t
FAH114EN'S FUND AND FIRE.
- u New iork:
1soA& E1HN ~ e E .aME A1rG 3Ao~
Vi AhIlaoH'
rnl.t+wc.6l, nf 1ondon
-. --
~ 4, 1r1 ~ \!
, 1859-03-29
rnh3- td'c3sl LEANING II. BEApLEl. A4Ftzaxee.
TRUSTEES SALE.-Publlc No

J. t!ce i hercay given that the nnlsrs nei asTrce>
late f't uns thpyS.n'. dollars e1tvi'e1 ~ Mills At"
..i Of trust executed ty Luther l.. Mills ard avr y.
Mills u t4e with sal nvtr. aid rannsnx the un.!er .i
liz Auction the highest btlcr r cash. at the Snrta
Of p. Court mse n Tie Ely o: ChisaSo county u tk
nc!,ck in tc fssnt.n II said LAY, all the tlow; r-
sfiE pazcts d iad II Wit. the ''uh qGats u the
northeast quarter, the s.ueaet quarter # the urt
quarter, and the southwest quarter "f the southeast quarter
q sssn eleven tll Aso The nu1th, *sst Yqassrcf T.
No nineteen {9} noh range Eur O.. VI the +,h pn.
sspa3 meridian. At l's md two 6, II timber lant
in section three t1l In township nineteen tlyl nnnA
fur 81 sa.t Ut the 4th PRINCIPAL ms:id. surveyed y
W s. Wnknsnn County su;ssyoF tses,nsr y 1s't anil
and containing 10 :lu1 Al Of The above Lands ssua;td
In Nh:tesiae County, S:1ie IT li!Enul*.
l.. Z. PAINE FKEER. TsuSrr.
, 1859-03-29
Fire and Inland Navigation.

MARINE INSURANCE.
Chicago to Liverpool.
We undcrwts On tho 1ulls and Carcocs II Vessels sn-
gr! tths ttalt between tie Lakes aud Eusule At cur
rent rates.
Fur particulars applyto
MASON & co. Agents.
No. I3l South Wafer street,
pS-Fe, Marine Inland and LIfs Insurance continued
as httctbfuTc. nlhsf1nlo-e1s5
k6- Journal please copy.
g r 4 T E II Z n r OF THE
~ CONDITION OF TILE
, 1859-03-29
HAsCEorcK DAYS, At'r. ulh1H 3;a.e4Fs
CT4ATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

NlAlE OF lLLlNOlS, COOh
~ Cuutty. Ceok County Cs,rt q Common Peas,
April Term. \. D. Isl. M* L. t7.rarr Charles v.
Cornwall and Marcus s. Morthru<e-.att Attachment.
wall AID Masy1ss :. M"feh'st. .aat wit Q: :a,:s
st1 cut If the ece Of tie CIr1k Il The Ceuk f"nty
tuu1 nf Common E.e,s dl tc 4t day nf February. i.
y. l at tht st of thr SAIL ;!iIt L. !eu!c: and ak.t
MoEsa.u:e for tile sui of sixteen hunrsi an4 fur al
ll00 dollars sxtr tn the sheriff of Lake County, which
aald writ has bxtp returned executed.
SGx. hefefoft. untst yut The ssiI Charles II. Cornwall
fore the <4t Cpnk county Gou of cuullnn rie:a gu ue
before the ht t1 Ut The next Term thereof To tc holden
the Court House. In tie c II chieAu the rst Mantay
& April a. u. lss3 Rive special lt4 anu plat to s1 >l
In favr of the said NILS L. caatr. and much 1t the
property attached my te Sufficient Sa,:sy tie .L
]udtusE1 aud cost. ~i1 he sud To sa,sfy tt sne
LrxuA,p L s17H. Pta, An't,. Ehis-t~e;l:.
GTATE UF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ County, Geok C9r..y CEsu; II Coust AAssh Te1ssnA-
Public Notice Is hereby given to tEe sai! Tcu. Sker
that writ Of atan.nt Issued out II the :ce Of ht
eighth Lay Of December \. H. Isl. at the suit u t!e sid
William r. Kos aal against tic e:ate u the I'D Thu!eus
Sherman for the u eighteen hundsd ard eighteen
H. do.tas directed to the Sheriff Ut Cuok Couty, which
sad writ has t,eeu retusnett eIrcutr!.
Now theafo:r uEles% s"u. the *4t Tka1Ieus Shernaa
shs personally te 2nd artar eefufe the said Cook Cnsnty
GiEuuit teuy beft the 1Ttt tsy Gf Tie nett Ttr
thereof he holden The Cu Ho'ta "a thu city II Eh
ca6o. on he frt Meat7s y MaSa y ss give special
entered aan2t you. and in favor Of the said WUl!2n r.
Ro. aaI 70 mich Of the property artace4 may bc
dent Y s.sy the sid 9n4 e9t; ~ r so TO
l;ooprlcu, FAKgx1 4 SIXTH, rtf Attorney.
MI
, 1859-03-29

Total. H 4Sd9 Io,4.4 IIIU 1t.1 3lI
The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain in storc in this city on Saturday last,
with the amount in store year ago:
, 1859-03-29

For Trnk.es, Shoulder
braces and Abdominal Sup
postcrr, They arc agents for
the manufacturers and will
sell At low pFIces. BULLES.
, 1859-03-29
l'aic1 New H"fS. Na1ri ri. lS.3. n.ll.~t,lI613
WHEREAS, Default hath Ice II

W na'u Ia the payn,en, ut two c~rt1in prrns.ory
nte+ tv l'urton II. Frr! ari le,.,., e. l,ri.
Iey l.:'s .It'ssn ,he seventeenth 't.v II November 4.
~ l. at lya!e -!1 the t. thereof zach
e'r ths sim II .;svs, hssNr d s~er d.lr, MI! lar
H. at. n-4:ur! ta.:csf III tbs n.tc ii ten r..
ce N"w. tter:s By virtue II power e.vsn to n,s ly
>; Fe1d and ~.:l Brcy. III md by x.:lln instrument
.:.Ie b.: them ..te! IN ths l.ta liz Vt Nuys,usxr 4
L. ~: viii <e. - The highest anil less h'ier III really
money. At Tx with sr If te trt Ii,hs. IN fie city ii
th:s7 % At in"c~k \. NJ. e W.'u~ss the sixth .l.v If
Afa Iex t'r. r::i-ES Ete Tch &: tc pIinr! raj .,t.n
" ftuT Thousand t.r.. v y tLe ~t nrI a,,l tv
ts MID lstnty. ats thu *I i.th Lay IT S,vrnsf .i
uIu:t I:lyatt atrr tc .!av tyEeus Richard H.
swim. Lyrs, + >sifs sd J,ns :: ju'.>s.,. Trustees
9: Mar1 iar l'r.ift. witt If the Sat 1eNu-t T. B=usy
ay.e't 4" ts n:e Lat alys r''.s! : sease,i uutss
t"k I" Is ~rtn. ~ tsstsn lur1 s>e,ute! by x.id
Funi I'M! BY sail Ii:i:y thu premises >Iinst IN III.
enl'y II i"iNn,ltA state f wisconsin. ,.t<cris"~ ~ III.
h'~@ r"~s tt. ~c.i half If tc Hus. quarter .n
tss wrist half u III. southeast quarter II .srsion n,l:er
three ~. ts-;s NJ twti:e tl! n"st, u M. esh:
.'s ,:s ~ Ln's1 esen L. section nnals len lp]
etfsonr asr. II n!, t<erIu* ~ government sarysr IL
Tx san, E,ort r;r>.. AaA which >l a.1sc r..
en. in the f.e Of the Keer!rr IT I,e.t+ I'll fur .t
c'.un:: VI Canls! tl. -sih A4y IT N"ye..4ler A. H.
l%1. hGnck In tAs'k II of n,nF:gase rs.e ~
Ti .i viii IL As.:Ene without reutrs< II IT.
bnye! # thc n"te theErl, named Il. X. SWIFT
Chicago, Mlrch ."th. IssH- u4k.3 c.9. +
, 1859-03-29

New 1ork Bank Statement.
The following statement sho~s The condition Of the New
York Banks on Saturday Last:
- 49, 14H
41@ts-ne - 9.<A
1tkS-es - 3.H3
Total feec... lasM
, 1859-03-29
NIOnTGAGE SALE,=Xhprs:as

1F1 Itush spencer and sry NJ his wife, lid the
day OF A4rch 4. D. ISIS. at! tlrlirer Naa
y. Okleu conveying Lat Bloek s.. kin.;e's
Addition II The City VI Chicago. took Ca1ty. State Of ILL.,
E"ls, whh slI Is recorded in the Recorders "
Ecr C.-k Cuuaty tiss.. In Bpak u IT Mortgages Page
10 and when ,.+fAs hl> 1~en taae In the !. rtuace
BY sseued to he p.i and whereas the aid VIM. i. slvn
did y Instrument recorded in the Kto1less Utsv u
4s.n the S.d mortgage n !. T. le4aer D.v:. Lii!
JaEss Thomson, a*ners at the Western Bank VI Stut
pursuance uf The powers in xii an4 assignment
Contained shall Monday. the 18th tay ef APRIL Llyt,
c"urt Eou Ia the City of Chicago sci At pubic sale for
esh thu premises euuycye1 u sl nlortxaSt hrteul
fore described au1 also 81 the Improvements shr-n.
JAMES THOMSON,
, 1859-03-29
NrQaI Rotirf5.


GPLENDID OPENING FOR AN
~ extensive Wagon Essshsahanens Or separately to
pt4cks,nIth. Hor.e-4iue.s and Wa.-rn Makers.
Tn LET O1. SELL-Rsnt fourteen dollars fncnth.-ln
the t.st!Ii s;Ar II Si1s twelve n1iss !tn iea.
thu Northwestern I:S KE!. wa.k:4 makers >p, -
frt hy q. paint Ahup feet hy IT, Lachs shop. t fcFt
by - and Awt.!l. hnu.r upnn one acre VI land. h11f
rf which r lncIoet os earlea ~th rt trees.
md all t4tendln. about feet along the plank To Hou>s
all neaIy Two ot blacksntAi tools Luse turn
lE: thcs adapted either wood or iron uptkat anil
huEst pave. to aul erely utheE lDk on the
prrtsA can b. had ether br private xn y.uatlun.
Ii tl.. I'm a4!se~ tu JAMES MILNE.
S.lei Ma:rh 81, is:9. nlh.]Stx
M ASTERS.S S4ALE-State Of ILL
~ sos, Cock County. Circuit rouss co"k coany;
II hantxr Chraso, Mltrh eth 1sd9- Daniel Co.'S and
William u. Phillips IS. ia1ucs r. uoyt-
fuaic notice III hereby given that l. L. G. rLne Frer
MsssF in craaee1y. Ut Csok IDuniy state IT il14s will
In iussuancr u ettal usrt entered II the a,yc ent
cssr III the sd xoffy L. l4e Aach term. 1Sy thereof
s+ll II Fulic Autn t' the highest bidder for cash. all thu
f1uxslx tscIl,sd slt+ II l4 situate In the Guu.ty IT
C'x. STATE II Inlnuit sit: LIT ts}! BIZ Mr. O.
uf f1Ic ln Woods sIbt!s" # Ont Lat No.
l6 Ut the taEa rts1ees <lts.itsUn II Sz seven ~,
n Tnwushlp thirty nine w, nelti fouIte,n ~
IT tl Iill principal nrEtlk4, witt. .,pusx:Iaitcxs
thereto txnxnx. the lh Lay Ut April i. IT, i> 1t tn,
eSk IN tle forenoon It I'd r 81 the Nurth Gu.: VI th1
Court uuso In the Ct:y Of s.:eao. In the tonty an1
Scltr Aforesaid. L.. FAtNE. FREEk
Af.C6E M1$rf nj 5htEl El'nuI,f
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03

The inventive genius of the American people has
developed itself so successfully, and in such mani
fold ways, that the world has been forced at last to
recognize its power and Importance. We have
won our position fairly, and not without arduous
struggles and patient perseverance. Youthful ge-
MUS, whether in men or nations, is seldom rated
at its true WORTH when first it begins to assert its
claims, and if others have been slow to appreciate
us we may perhaps complain of their treatment
as unjust, but cannot term it unusual Be this as
it may, there is no doubt about the fact that our
pretentions in every case have been severely
scanned. We have scarcely ever made discovery
which others did not try to fitch from us, and we
have seldom invented anything without being ac-
cused of having puroned the idea or the model
from abroad FRANKLIN and FULTON, in their day,
and Prof. MORSE and DR.. JACKSON, in ours, have
had to battle steadily to prevent their well-earned
honors from being snatched away. Almost all
the machines we have originated or perfected-from
steamboats, to reapers-the English or French wri-
tiers profess to trace solely to some vague sugges-
hons or long forgotten experiments of their own
dead or living countrymen. We have never been
half as much disposed unduly to magnify the i'm
portance of our works, as other nations have been
to underrate them. But as we have said the nro-
stationary PERIOD through which we were forced
to pass is nearly over, and America is accepted by
the nations as an invaluable co-workerin the util
tartan field. In one department, especially, it is
conceded that we are prominently in advanceof all
our rivals. Nowhere else has so much been done TO
Tighten labor and treble the capabilities of human
industry. Paning-mills, cotton-gins, sewing
machines sausage-stuffers, shoe-peg cutters. can
only convey faint conception of the variety and
number of instances in which hands of iron are
substituted for the feebler ones of man. While
our attention has been directed to objects so prac
tical and when we have demonstrated our ability
to invent almost anything, it is to be regretted
that England has been allowed to take precedence
of us In the introduction of machine which has
long been looked for as necessary to complete the
mechanical triumphs of our age. We allude TO
the steam carriage for ordinary roads, which, af-
Ter repeated and fruiess attempts has at last been
brought to such perfection as to render it nearly
esrtan that, few years hence, hundreds of them
will be la successful operation. Mr.. BoYDELL, an
EngIishman, has lately constructed one which far
SURPRISES, If report speak truly, anything of the
kind that has heretofore been tried. We gave,
vonne time ago, an account of a steam fire engine
which had passed over the turnpike from Bristol
o Philadelphia, but its performances were as
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03
From the Constitution. |
A HE RTI ESS HnAN

Among the many idle and false reports which
are continually circulated by the telegraphic re-
porters for the press, for the purpose of making
sensation, there is none more heartess and repre-
hensible than that lately published about the Gloss
OF the United States frigate Congress-" Without
any regard for the feelings of the families and
friends of the officers and of the Congress- and
without any effort to investigate the truth or false
hood OF the rumor-if indeed it did not emanate
from the imaginative brain of some heartess sensa-
ton paragraphst-the "item" is flashed over the
wires throughout the length and breadth of the
land, announcing as an ascertained fact, that the
United States frgate Congress has been lost at sea
with all on board" There is no punishment that
can be too for the inventors and propagators
OF such cruel tasehoods.
The Congress is fine, well-built, and entirely
sea-worthy vessel, built in 1884, 1857 tons burden
and carries ships company of thirty officers five
hundred dr. sailors and marines, and fifty guns She
left Philadelphia the 18th of August, bound for
Rio de Janeiro, to join the Brazil squadron. The
names her officers are as follows:
Flag officer, Joshua r. Sands, commanding the
Brazil squadron; captain, Louis NJ. Goldsborough;
lieutenants, George w. Doty, Andrew J. Drake,
Joseph Smith, 5. 3. Quackenbush, Austin Pen
dergast, and Chas. H. Cushman; purser, Levi d.
Slamm; surgeon, l.. B. Hunter; passed assistant
surgeon, Edward Shipper; assistant surgeon, Rob
ert l.. Weber; chaplain, John Blake; acting master,
George A. Bigalow; captain of marines, Robert
Wilson; flag officers secretary, Louis Sands; cap
tain's clerk, l.. NJ. Godsborough, Jr., purser's
clerk, al. Il. Moore; surgeons steward, John e.
Mclaughlin; midshpmen, Alfred J. Mahan, Henry
b. Claiborne, Hilary Cenas, Gilbert C. Wiltse
Thomas IT, Spencer; boatswain, Chas. johnson;
gunner, John Weber; carpenter, Christopher
Jordon; and sailmaker, Theodore C. Herbert.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-03

It is officially reported to the Emperor of the
French that chloroiorm was used in thirty thou
sand surgical operations in the Crimea by skilled
assistant surgeons without single death. A SIM
liar success has followed its administration at Sol
ferino and Magenta but in English hospitals there
have been about one hundred deaths in one third
of this number of the operations in the Crimea-
The London deaths from choroform begin to be so
common that coroner's inquests are rarely called
for. Every thing depends on the mode of admins
tration.-NationaI Infegigsncsr
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ARREST OF MULHoLLAND ON SUSPICION OF THE
MURDER OF NIKE WALsH.-A man named Muhol-
land, who was implicated in the murder of Mike
Walsh by the Coroner's jury, was arrested in the
Bowery yesterday by officers Lawney and Sutton
by Justice Osborne. Mulholland, at the time of
the inquest ON the body of Walsh took ticket for
California, but finding that his movements were
watched, went to Kansas, whence he returned
few weeks since.-M. Y. Post.
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THE AURORA BOREALLS OF SUNDAY
NIGHT

Ne8srs. Editors Exchange:
Among the descriptions have read of this SUI
perb spectacle-probaby the most brilliant and ex-
tensive of its kind witnessed in this latitude
have not noticed account of one of the attend
ant phenomena which impressed me wildly. At
about one o'clock, white cloud. of a very oblong
well-defned oval shape, assembled from the horizon
little south of east, and passed entirely across the
sky to corresponding point on the western hori-
zon, where it disappeared The luminous arch
which spanned the heavens from east to west, and
the crown of which was considerably south of the
zenith, left segment of clear sky under it, which
in contrast with the brightness above, looked as
dark as thunder cloud, although studded with
stars. The flying cloud was relieved against this
deep back ground and described in its flight which
occupied or minutes, an arch parallel to that
above 1.-THE cloud being shaped somewhat like
shuttle almost expected to see it return and re-
traverse the heavens with like reciprocating
motion. r II I
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The CorToN CRoP. We are favored with the fol-
lowing extract from letter from Augusta, Ca.
dated August 30th:
al think you will be safe in dealing in good cot
tons of the,od crop. The late rains throughout the
cotton-growng region, which were of long continu-
ance, will discolor all the early pickings The
weather is now very cool for the season-thermo-
meter ranging at about $50, with indications of
rnora rain
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BALTIMORE.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1853.

The DAILY EXCHANGE PRICES CURRENT, being
reliable and comprehensive review OF the Balti-
more Markets for the past week, neatly printed
on letter sheet, may be obtained at our counting
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ILLINOIS BANKs.-The Chicago Tribune says: We
understand that within the last fortnight number
of the banks of this State have virtually refused to
redeem their issues. The course these institutions
pursue when bills are presented for redemption is
as follows: The bills are first counted, and in
manner so deliberate as to show that the consump-
on OF the greatest possible amount of time is the
leading purpose CT the officers of the bank. This
accomplished, the work of redemption is commenc-
ed in ten and five cent pieces which are counted in
the same slow and deliberate manner in which the
bills had been counted A gentleman who had the
curiosity to time the operation, in one instance as
certained the rate to be about $500 per day.
little over thirty-three days would therefore be
consumed in the redemption of package of SlO,-
OO0 wy
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The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANUFACT0RY IN THIS CITY,

The LARGEST FURNITURE
AND CHAIR MANDATORY IN THIS CITY
AT
E. M0UN T'S,
No. 81 North GAY STREET, Baltimore,
Opposite the Odd Fellows Hall,
Where can be found the largest stock of Baltimore made
Furniture in this city Citizens and strangers are requested
to examine this stock Of Furniture before purchasing as
there can be found always hand and made to order:
TETE-A-TEFES, in Brocatelle, Plush Hair CLOTH
FAS Walnut and Mahogany in Plush, Hair Cloth, or COW
cred in goods to ORDER Full French Paror Half French
Arm Rocking, and easy CHAIRS of various patterns in
Brocatelle, Plush, Hair Cloth, CHAMBER SUITS in
and Mahogany, arous styles; from $50 500
large assortment of CaneSeat Rocking Chamber Dining
and Reception Chairs, in Walnut, Oak, &c; EXTENSION
TABLES, SIDE BOARDS, and WIIAT-NoTS, of all pat
terms; Hair, Husk and Spring MATTRESSES hand and
made to order. All goods carefully packed
E. MOUNT,
mhl7tf No. 81 N. Gay st., OPP Odd Fellows Hall