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, 1859-12-21

TuE Doc W4R n M1LwArkEE.-The war Of
determination commenced On Friday. Some
two hundred dogs bit the dust, gave up the
ghost in spastns, rolled aud kicked, and incon-
1ineutly died. An impression seems seems to bare
that a terrible epidemic has broken out among
the race. Intelligent msstif1s were seen with
their heads together on the corners-no doubt
advancing learned theories about uainna6cnkx
and atmospheric contagion. Whifiets generally
did not venture beyond the circle Of their mis-
tresses' .cEinolinc, and the one or two two that
countered very little opposition-thorgh enc or
two valuable drnught animals belonging to swill
merchants were known to drop dead in their
tsaees.-iSenfinH, 18th.
, 1859-12-21

Fsa,ts or SkA11xa.-A party Of gentlemen
and ladies very narrowly escaped drowning last
week. Two persons, gentleman and lady first
broke through b the Ice, and two or three more
followed them uhile attempting to resene The
first After remaining ten mtaates IN the wa
ter, the whole number were rescued by Apa,ty
Of skaters whom their cries btou:ht 10 their as
sistance. -EtEoI journal, l4fh,
, 1859-12-21

Buoncompugni, who is just rising into
Importance as the newly elected Regent Of Cen
tra! Italy, was native Of Turin, and previously
to 1e4s he was ce1ebrated for writings on civil
law and public instruction, and for his attach-
ment to liberal principles. When, in 1sls, a
constitutional regime was established in Pied
mont, be was made Minister Of Public Instruc-
lion, and in that capacity be drew up the law
on national colleges, which has produced good
results He WAS afterwards Minister Of Grace
and Justice, and President Of the Chamber Of
Deputies. He then became Ambassador in
Tuscany, and, on the departure of the Grand
Duke, was appointed Royal Commissioner by
Sardinia LIE is firmly attached 10 constitu-
tional principles, and is remarkable for mode
ration.
, 1859-12-21

In part follow. to which we laTtis the NJ
tefton ot the tf7de:-
50 hhds museavzdo Sugar,
las do Porto Rico do
20 do Now Orleans do
400 bblz Chicago Rodned 8ugars
35o do New York do do
75bass Old aovernm't Java codees
las do LaEuirA Coffee,
aso do aio do
25 do lIochn do
100 bbls Now Orleans molassss.
'ss g Dc Do ssss ssss4 He... sy.ss. ss
100 do Golden do
IS do Portland do
900 hlf chests Green and Black Tea
$50 BIZ sawyer's whito Efasive 8oap
100 do Jesse oakley's do do
aoo do Attain Soap.
1oo do Htar Candles,
- do 5terine do
~ do Mould
$50 bbls Smoking Tobacco.
100 do Chewing do
AIS butts do do
$50 fancy eaddiea do
11o N Imported Ciears,
50 iars macaboy saud;
475 boxo8 0EWeso Starch
IS bags Pepper,
- do Bpiee, as bo1os Gloves,
IS caaaa a ! Natmskep
- tea Primo Rics. 800 mts oassia
rs bxaTxi1us Eod&Gas
ITS hf bhls Al White 1ish,
}222 bGfs. g afil'd e H;sE5ins' sa
1o4 bsgs Dried Apples.
- bbls za1te 0urx1nts,
199 boxes layer Haasi11,
576 do LIZ do
- hfbxa do do
200 coils Manila and Juss 1ops.
AIS reams Wrapping Paper,
313 bales do &Wins,
III bbls Snro Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy 1als,
$50 Aaxes Pipss, .......-...
Fer xsle yesy low L. D. GlLAAh L..
4ertT LASo1&1 " s33 oaees
, 1859-12-21
Corporation .Roti&es.~
TAN SALE NOTICE.


To ali n.reis H.. . sia ~ IL. q t. rslr-
4. :. n f. M ees 81 III ,aa. iss
Gy 4 e ny Gss1 I'D s,.. q ~: III.
q Lot sat Laas So c.l a<stert4 i des@s<d ia
Watsa! ~ ~ sosts-f"s n,ead.r:snx s,a:. #sest,
Ct! T,s;:s IS q sss!, { Id Ria
- ''. 91.T arsS. II II. III: '+'' - '8'<
w.mi L., Z a. .aats.r4 H. .de~. On north I'D. Or
CHI Tr.sser ssus es sxhssE,1a.nn:
Eut Ictx Re: Of B!ocf Is.
T,,a: ioa 81 I'll !: Twelfth street
Lot, :, ND = Ill i s!asf 4 sS9a ';i. Addition:
ss4ia st1s<s- ~ - '~''" - ~ - " '''
rhe .1a,s 1r,*s' = , Sah re- ot fae ar RA:
as1ns 40: soothIfot aldtx.f o9 Tesf ada at
= = e IL f**1 "f Block ''' In c.aal Sub af~hf
soa .ts s Hs G e sSga ze' Of
Gaa1l II !, Itu,tss ; ssa q " u. Ts, kt;
,: S@a'2tos 2,1 . na.Tas = o. ne e4@ aae Of
aa f5.s'tts. sssf N;s:t ~ :, E
war7st 10 IL souts:cr aaessis % seth .sdss Il
c.a.i Tr,s:e*s Sab at .psn.raRn:
,oes south 10 fet VI block = aeh ~ MT
Mt 49,.
xreet-
s.r.h sesrttn,v.. A. d;t.o,.
IA Noc
N Nas,aut 80. loa Xo,.h-For .r,d.as xovhavs ssreex
Rutts IA i. 4 al tscr.
North Z, fer. nj r. ii LII n
4rraut No Ka Sonh-Fsr opentrr N .nrr In rr,. =,
deIa AL.!.:on- '~' - ANSse"
Hust.rssldss Addst4oo.
EhsshfL1t & aud Z Il fast of I-ct al
Warrant No ito So;th-For nli,ux snd k4n~ xo.h
Ct.k ats.rt frsm str; II tSt h,r.s1 s~.rre ~
Woioost's Aitsi:ina:
Let fSn plccf = aaj ota nnd ii Rich u
NaTnt 10 We.S-For Etex III an ~. q. III ~ r.n,,
SrsS- "-"'
C1na1 T.as4ecs Sub CT y Or = a. gRt4.
, 1859-12-21


Deatl, of Eo.lIsh Kings and Queens.
William the Conqncror died from enormous
fat, from drink and from tie violence of his
passions.
William Rufus died the death Of the poor
4tAga he hunted.
Henry The First died Of gluttouy.
Henry The Second died Of a broken heart,
c,ccasloned by the bad conduct Of his chill
dren.
John died, nobody knows how, but it is said
Of chagrin, which Is mother term for dose Of
helfeborc.
Henry the Third is said to have died natural
death.
Edward the FRS. is likewise said to hare died
Of n natural sickness--a sickness which would
puzzle ali the college Of physicians to denomi-
nate. -
Edward the Second WAS murdered most bar
barously aud indecenlly by rut1ians employed
BY bis own mother and paramouF.
Edward the Third died Of dotage, and Rich
ard the Second Of Starvation, the rery reverse
Of George the Fourth.
Henry the Fourth is said to hare died Of fits
caused by "uueasinets," and uncasiness in
palaces in those times was very common CON-
plant
Henry the Fifth is said to have died Of pain
ful affection prematurely. This is courtIy
phruso for getting rid Of q King.
Henry the SIKH died in prison, by means then
known only to Heaven.
Edward The Fifth was straugled in the tower
by lis uncle, Richard the Third.
Richard the Third was killed in battle.
Henry the Seventh =" wasted away" as miser
ought to do.
nenry tue Eighth died ,of earbuncles, fat aud
forty.
Edward tile Sixth died Of decline.
Queen Mary is said to hare died Of q "broRen
heart" whereas she died from surfeit, from
eating too much Of black pudding.
Old Queen Dess is said to hare died Of mel
ancholy from having sacrificed Essex to his
eurtnies.
James the First died Of drinking, and the cf-
feet Of naneless yica.
Charles the First died on the scAffo1d.
Charles the Second died suddenly, il ID aaid
Of apoplc1y.
its Of: body, and from the stumbling Of his
horse.
Queene Aunc died frnm her attachment to
Strong WATER" or In other words from drum
kcnnens, WHICH her physician politely called the
dropsy.
Gevrge Tue First died Of drunkenness which
bis physician politely called an apoplectic tit.
George the Second died Of a rupture Of the
heart, which the periodicals Of that day termed
arisitation Of God. Il is the only instance in
| which God ever touched his heart.
George the Third died as be 1ired--a mailman.
| Throughout life be was at least u consistent
monarch.
George The Fourth died Of gluttony md
drunkenness,
, 1859-12-21
Steamboat LosteA Between AI.on and
ST. Louis

River men furnish the following list Of boats
lost between this city and st. Louis, within
period Of less than twenty-five years: Pekin,
Shoalwaser, Mungo Park, Favette, Missouri,
New Haven, Fulton, Geneva, Hancock, Falcon,
lei, Sylpb, Correlia, Altona, Reindeer, York
State, Baltimore, Star Of the West. Kcokuk,
Morning Star, Ocean Spray, Yuba, Young Amer
lea, Navigator, Edwin Manning. J. D. Early,
aud j. i. Carson. The list is i long oue--tlir-
ty-two boats. Surprising their average value to
have been $ls, 900, the whole amount of their
1oss would be 1884 900. This Is a very fair de-
Mississippi Riyer-44tton Courier.
, 1859-12-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

CTATE OF 1ILINUlS, CUJh
~ COUNTY. sS.-sup<hor Court OF Ch!csEo- -!aau ~
Term, A. D. 1850. An4ssw *J1a vs. Al.n Z. bsTan-
Attachment. =, .r .
Pub!e notice l. hereby, given to he ~ Nlho G.
BRYAN that w. OF Attachment iss1ed out Of the ods
Of tae eek Of the Sup-ner Cuut Of Chicago dat the
t.hit- nth 1sy Of November. A. y. !sas At he suh o
Tic sad A1a Bryao And axatnst the e.aie Of
Andrrv Wyile gus tr Of twenty aunded and ninety
ave doar+ and twenrvthrte ccntA directed u tho Sheriff
ecuts4 Now, thesefust. aa.sts you. The s*t A=r u
Bry ahal personally ia and appear before ha 1ld nGe-
thesso holden Al tbs Cou1t ncEss tnthe
city Of Chicago. the t.st Monday Of January 4 D.
tIop I'D epent will entered axtnsk aod Ia fatoF Of
nt sad pAnun. and much Of the psopsry aashaa -
uaY t sufficient Azxy the SAID ludKlsnt Aud eo%s.
vii b sold TO saisfy the ssMs ,,,,, r.L
, 1859-12-21

Nj ASIER SALH.-St1te OIL 1Hl-
ltl nols Cook County. s-su2et.or Cou.t OF chsssSo
In Chauesr5. hd~ard hsmpsxeAd. Trustee fSr & &Aa. =.
GeorSs r. Oxien. and safeguard insuEaqse Conpsny q
Nav lotk and rhtlalslphla-ha 10 f"FsetcSs A'1
Fuhl1e notce IL xren. thas IN pursuance Of peeEet
cn,er entered Ia s6e abare en cau~s Tho twenty
sxtn an Of November L. D. 1885, Ira Seof MAstf IN
second day u JanuasJ. A. D. ,sta y tsa oeoek p ~
forenoon II ssd sel II Puhe anioa to ~ sktst
be. 1oe .h II tbs North DIOR Of tho Ceust rs - u
th cty ot Chicago 10 tho County ana sts e. tne
much thseof b necessary u aalai ne aenAt Or
s4d decree insstAt md ssnats courtr o. Cook
i3} ~ tt o. thl7teen s founess us ansta ls3
i.sasy so .~raty .-tn,y s.o ~ md sxen.S: q,
ie. {o) eleven III. twelve ti3h foaEteen l4 Anktn @
s.tsen tl6) and seventeen t9a In block ~
ot4 nubefs 60 9a
u otock namb%T four ~; In nume*ss a'e o. ~ ts>
seten e. eight 3> nine ", thlsten tss] toafeso
s.seen W. :svsstseo " 1lxhsstS ~ nss. 4
s.en15 s.ss tsentya,as ri I'd ,hry so! = tlesi
number t.e iots number ne 1 ~ tS e
ty,. *, 1;,y.x 81, 1h!rtv sven thtzty4kh ss
seiitT niref W forty ao forty-one t4h
81 1s e.sz az sx s ol. s.y ynaett
alae d, II soe 1t; .A'Is e
sST ~ n ..sl!s =. !s s s!eea
ns<n ,l1.*ea IL :srsnstsn a fsn.xsa ~
Tlukhan1'A aaitioa 70 u1lst4n. vhen asa aarn -
i IN Y. pass o. he soah WY sat 1c.h sr
seettoa So ,a,y @ H. s9sD.sp, 9s .s, ss1s 81 nss.
.ha es South and West OF the ,'os!1 ~ "'e'nAh
R1ilrn1a M. m a.sm,+ - - chfr,r,
k-kHA H..
, 1859-12-21

cTATE OF ILLINOIS. County =,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
]Coak. .4-Sape1ior Ccur o Chkaan. Fsbsnsty Iam.
/: C. C4mphstI--Att1thmtnt.
Pshe nosIes Il hetey eissn 10 the aid Mart ~ B1.s-
Il and e. anpIe!L lLAt WRIT II AttAcEn,ent atltd nut
Of the ocs Of the cerk nf tho Sups0t Can't Of q s1
daed the nsh 4Ar nf November. lk AZ TIC suit Of 1k
said Rock County Bank. A Aanst The estAs Of The saA
Martin e. iley .ud Z. canpb~. for the son "f fur
teen hun.ed and sevrntr ulfe .l r. teAS} directed +"
turned executed. Nov. the.so1e anls,. you. h* raid
Martin e. lratiey and tt Campbell shs! Pcr-anay b
or bsloYs ths trtt day OF tbs tern, hereo!, TO oe
holitn It ths Court uunse h she c.y " Cheaxo on
so pl.1d tte sd palLAns aetlou, 1udkenxnt sl es
enssred you favor af The sAl1 k0 County
V.af aad - much of the property attached may =
sateeut to AIlsy tha sid Judgment and eost whs sc'd
TO satsfy The Aaae. r,,,n.r- <r...
, 1859-12-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of
~ ceot ss- Circuit Court Of Cook county. Yearus,y
Term tse Lohn " Chic. t1rz md Jam .s Lui!nktr
Caleb o. Ha1st*a 1h.a. fsilr: A9n y. ~. Aeey "
Nar Ls. 1oa.h T. Mcclure. Augustus Dwaehsef. 1"'
-Aaaa.. = tae ao.s-:'dtre. II Gs'+a 9: u.i.t* =.
AuHJ. laaA r LIZ. David H. Les Aasy T. L* J'slsh T.
AtsIure Aukua&ua DwzcLtt* sad j. phfft l.. D~7ehtes
napd having bxea 4e In ths a Ut ths
C<r aid enenA Court Cook eeautY. Soser ahsteby
xtvea To the aad tale. q, HAtt Tho H. fAe. Ann
.. L.. ABBY y. 4asfy., Aqsnsts. =; 4aTy; ANA
xaata. D.seht.1 .na Jo.ephns h.r % q sp1
ch.aerty ais .trrto o. tas dtsh dav Of Desenb<r y
axaa.a all defsa4,nt uiaao'e lhs tha Aoneay Of
FehEaa1y. ls&H. ~ b by law required:
Now. unless yeu thd salt CArb u AA1stea1% Thomas
FIls. Snn D. L.. abby y. AunY, Aux.~su.C. Aany.
AnnA T.. Let. David u. Lee. A4ry T.. Ler. josiah T.
Me:luft, .,uu:tus D~seh'er and J4<paiss pw.shteI
shall psonaly be appear 6nrr n&ia Circuit Eont of
Couk the drss aay u tue ne,t February tenn
ihereo to be bnhen Chicago. IN said CsuatT. On the
third Monday of February. is aud plead answ.1 ~ DE-
urto the said cmptAns u ell Of The same and
the matters and snks therein charged and rtatsd VIII b
taken tnfezA4d and etreo catered A&aaat ynu Ac.
eordlak to The prayer of sA1a ell: .,,,ucr w.t.
kfx&
, 1859-12-21

GoMETHIN Ne WILL!
~ M1TCHELLs PATENT
Metallic Tipped Boot and Shoe.
An improvement b. been applet 10 Boots 4nd shoe,.y
1hleh Great Ssrt1k In Expense nade. Eve1J bot
md Shoe Dt7.et f1nwsthak Ens1dsen vii wEaF out II the
hs deaed The xii Of 1sutsst7reszt 70 ehvlata
tt.z d!iaeo!ty.
TRB nMETALIIO TIP"
reeta nd ors.coneslt 1a piece Of eepps. reat!y
10 Il nd rsnGeEEx tAe efrs oftae nost tafes-
tI1.e Sac per !tt1ectCal 10 KICK oE wear It out.
We present this !arttoo with tsa fullest fao7Ittft af
Ande1p1ieafe II IL PIsetlal UEtT. Hiring now far
esy been to ihe tAyeEest tez tas
hT IL oFo ntFas!c nsr saEmouatet tTe.y o.
}ett1on aat cunld possibly be brought A7!1N askt Ae.
pany.nE which b4t mir &Ex1ks et hun
dses ofothera u aauataaty eogrobosats We hartno
hesitation In 1aytr7 thai II. AetaGtcTpped Shoe - DIR
tined to entirely supefees for Chrs ind fouth the old
pair Of the Metallic Tips will tvo three pairs Of
The oa aye nsat'neA aasax ofaeaay two GtEds Ia the
expense ofsAoes.
MESSRs. W4DSW0RTH IND WELLS,
OF CHICAGO.
Have been appointed Agents for It's a.e OF the Boots a
9aee4 Aad authorized 10 G5po&e OF Town Aoa CouatT
Rights.
Connunsea.ea4 addressed 10 thea or The undersigned
will receive ptepef ~ eetof.
CHASE. ! NG3iSStt a.; z M.,.,., Co pr.,o, v,,.
SB.-Ths :nrenten l. eotap'ets protection froa ~
eutttx ofte FtaHa Gra4se& md Z especially adapted 10
Miners Ise AL II occupations which pAtt.eAay expose
he toe ottae boot or shoe to h! CIT Of worn 1sfv
, 1859-12-21

"Aea.ra S. c. CD Co. cu4lrs to gall special attention
70 fks lat th. they are selling lcvef shaa sss 6etere
TAesr psioea vii te found to bs HEIoF <Hhr *AQC
TIOx" OF ~CoBT tkurs.. Thelr stock u 1musnse and
et.a to sua- Ih<5 Invite the stteaoa I tas public It,
fore purchas1n: elsewhere
, 1859-12-21
eB" Those who are Curious to Wit

n Those who are Curious to Wit
ness the wonderful perfection In which A. UAxHaidt 0Atc
manager =. B4teLcoea n r; has brought the nanu!ac
tu.r of Wis md Toupee Invited to vst his Wig and
Hs,, Dying Rosm 1t No. 100 Lake stse and examine
,b.sc CURIOUS productions Of AT. No scrutiny can detect
The artificial from The natural when adaked 10 the head
, 1859-12-21

eT Notice.-Thc undersigned,
stnekAo!de.n In the Asrehars DAnk Of Macon, GsnrKia
p,r ty the proyops Of It's Charter naee personally 5!ae
ft IL Issues The uotes OF this Bank VII u taken ~
on depoa1t on the Kentucky, Indiana and
fh,o u.A TUCKEs CO.
, 1859-12-21

N& oleAN1AOE 0tAAEt.~ " uCACao9
~ Alt..a:sr Aeuen I'D ~ a41sst u Mss.tl n. MS,
6 6 s +, .sa Z =; ss essss. + e
md aeivrr To jes.s b, L<avenwotth e*rsAa dtet Of
e O. = ,ss ~ s Ss ass
svtn tase wa -. mortgage and io thets eaid unurkaka
ii fsq sssri u sss ssee1:. aes ~ ir csos saunt1
ulaoia |. Book Nustesn Of Aorksfe4 ps<s one n ~
a. It Ap1l ls@ nd tetaalt hava< e*sa nsds "a
sae:, Hdao.*s bsax ~ !. -. aa.. sex. tness,o,s
RSs q - assy s,sR ~. IL T. s
s s. e ~ ssssses
DC, of as csat aSs.s r. nj " u q u
soa . d. :sst etoesf for 40. 'ss eIio-ie* a<s
az nd ssss y y g. T. = IL
aaassf elns.*se essx auns9s,sa hl.ty q, = hs
sshas pS ~ esaS Is, u q 2s%. S
Saar lie teasantns. hefs.,srsr, md appu7sea1nee,
KIT asl equity u edxnptioa u Il ,ad II NJ.
rel! NJ Aa5!es lAv,san Ia and 70 aid pesas<.
co.n71. koesT.1I A.s'1s toF 'hs Aasl<aet.:.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
l. i. lsao. Ths Kses County Naak na1ta {. Bird
1s aaa e t3 s,S1e a'
Public notice aesey ksea 70 the NO Martin B!aalsy
o.. out of ias e i ID u sss ssp:ror Eoy: q IT,
dated the h day of SuvsnsF D. l artha suit Of
the Roc County Es,k an sxust hs estate Of aid
tia G. Bsa and e. T. c,mpt<ll for tho sim Of twenty
sheriff Of Cook County, which sad wnt has hsa rsurh*p
4xacuIed- Now sh<reS uueas lhs sal4 Martin Z.
s.1ley aaa u T. Campbell Ill personally bs and appear
before Tho ia Court # csssaEe OF sfo1s tbe
House. In tha City Of Cfseiko tho dat Aoad1y nf Fsh-
aEy. a. D. st0 xiva sptctal ha zhd plead to the Aad
plaintiffs action, Iod4 u n euiers4 4k1tnst yuu
and in favor Of tas sid Hoek County Lax ap - much
IT the property Attache1 may be suEent to sa&lF thu
s71I tuds uApf and eafa wifi NJ so tp saIsty the 4ane
WALTER klXHALl. clerk.
w. ftr~a rs,sF* as4.s neha
, 1859-12-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County q

~ Conk. ~ Superior Court chieaxo. February Fsn.
1851. 1hnmaA Bnyd ~ Sa n. bultera- II. suIsA.
Ard The useu. and ChicAxo Cr.on KsoAl Company
AAyts bf the noarestdtbee Of n. snn ~ haltsEA ind
been oe ae oe Of the Clerk uf s@d suptfior court
Of Chiea<~ So*ic~ hevby given 70 thr sait Srson
Hutt1s and IT, g. Smith shAS Ire p1nnstn nlei ha pant
md aavt for v,:t of stple'tn IN .a!d eSu,s ." .a
thereupop tssa*i Of s. eksin saa astssaats
eturnahe the at Monday Of November ncxt. lsos
u BY A1 required
Now unes. r.u The raid Nelson y. Duttess a, II. H.
Smith ahat personally be md appear before sas sape.
tho thereof 10 holden 1t ChIcao IN .aht county
on the trst Monday Of February ls& and plead. ans~&
deuus the sd to relarAtln die therein.
vou theErfu ". ktABALi, Clerk.
W r n-taf-h F1t'1-s Attv. dt1ble8+w
, 1859-12-21

! ESTATE OF JOSIAH Fl. GER
IL orrp psc1AsKp.-Publle Botce IL hersby $!ven to
ii neroos having an d. rands axAass ths Aaa q
itshH G,roud DECEASED present The saEnA To- u.
tHssixu and settlement II rkulst term OF W Eodaty
Cou coek County u p hqtra ths soofa r. ar.1 =
| Lily IT. GEEuCLD. A1Mn.4tIAtrK.
| HENRY u. WiLMAkTA, Aduanlstratnt
| x-,... Xn~.n ht~ lsrh l,;3 nnl+ hi I'd
, 1859-12-21

TRUSTEES S1ALE-Puhlic No
T.astre 1atnsd ia Dead Of Trust executed br Rufus
xcatzxr dated March 10Th. '9 wt BY r%s.oa Of
default the payment ErrAssuy n0ae Ii Aa4o tf~t
specified tt Il The North door Of The coust Iou,s n tc
THY Of Chcsfo. county Of Cook, On ,h~ twenty fourth
d.y public auefion to tbs heheat bdr fot a.h-
the premises and real e.tase conveyed BY ria Dsea
pan of ts 1T haf II So:!h.et aaa.,*. q steon
North Of Range fourteen "a Ea Of The third principal
meridian situated In the City Of cheako County ef ts
e1penstA at 8zts ead note b~Afnk ILLS with
Desd Of Tru.t given BY aid Arntzer payaos 70 \ Il.
Boydsu or prs eight uonths tatv uesd af Trust
nxsrds 10 tho oe Of th Recorder OF Co * County. III
Book lH3 Of ueels. pa3e ~.
11sh LIT
, 1859-12-21

DOSEHILL CEAlETARY.--The
:4b Managers etthe Eotehn 0tuaet,.y woua sonornes
uoo ofCe1nexarY Los4 Ths cemssasy a bs ne.shet ey
ths Iake T3ev P7nk Rqad the Greeu by Road 1F the
PTze Road ynn1nk noEthvest from tbs ntsr1.elon Of
Eatth Cafk and ? EDS ereet thronkh Ho.Uanvs e b
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, 1859-12-21

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loonl Eating Houses aud fvae Fanl les equal 10 any
imported md much lss prlce and believe tE1t On tal
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-22

1t is a singular thing to observe how mems
minds are affected by their avocations and like
the dyer's hand, take color from that in which
they are most immersed. As we were pleasantly
reminded in clever lecture few days ago. "Ni-
agara is one spectacle to the artist or the poet,
"man with a water MILL" Butperhaps the queer
est illustration of this psychological fact is to be
found in the Report of Mr.. A. D. EVANS, Warden
of the Penitentiary, which we published yesterday
He makes the following observation
"One thing remarkable in connection with this prison
which reflects credit to our female population, the
fact that out of six white females confined here
is American BORN
1t will be seen that Mr.. EVANS apparently re-
CARDS life solely from the punishable point of view,
and it is dreadful TO think how low his estimate
of human nature has come to be. 1t "rehects
''credit to our own female population -
he seems to intimate, that more of them are not in
the Penitentiary. Do the sex look unfavorably
upon this grim Warden that his revenge dictates
the suggestion that they are to be commended for
having managed to keep out of his dismal strong
hold? Or, CAN'T be true, as he satricaly insinuates
that for every six female convicts at least one
American young woman deserves to be incarce-
ted, and when they make their escape, it is
worthy of especial mention? We leave the q fe-
male population - to answer these questions, sim
cerely hoping Mr.. EVANS may not he made to realize
the truth, as phrased by an old poet, that
'' He'll hath no fury like scorned." -.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-22

WHEN 1T is BAD TO EAT TRour.-George Dawson,
of Albany, and few friends, are taking their an
nual respite by going to the Thousand Islands and
John Browns Tract where the favorite pastime of
old Izaak Walton can be INDUCED in to their full
satisfaction. In his first letter to the Albany Even
ing journal, Mr.. Dawson has this to say about the
time to take speckled 'front.' in which most full
ly agree: .5sa. ~
81 am aware that some of my readers, who have
had practice enough to set themselves up as ex-
perts in all that relates to the nature and habits
of this beautiful fish. deem the season to begin
with the spring foods. But this is a grand error,
which cannot be too soon eradicated.
No man with palate sufficiently delicate to dis
tinguish between a red wing, and canvass back
wlli ever, in our latitude, covet brook trout be-
fore the middle of May. Until theyileave their
winter haunts and acquire sufficient strength and
vitality to resort to the rapids and reefs of the
brooks they inhabt, they are not in full health or
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-22
THE EXCHANGE MONTH"; AID YER Using
SUPPLEMENT

For July will be the last number that will reach
many parties before they come eastward to make
their purchases. All the indications are that the
fall trade will open early and brisky. The country
is known to be unusually bare of goods and the fine
harvest now gathering, will afford not only the
means of paying off old scores, but reliable
basis of new credits. Our merchants should there
fore strive to take advantage of the first of GUS
toners, both by laying in their stocks early, and
also by thorough system of timely advertisements.
THE EXCHANGE is the only city paper which has a
circulation at all commensurate with the object of
bringing the advantages of the Baltimore market
fairly before the business men of the South and
West The numbers already issued are now begin
ming to bear their fruits and have the qualification
daily of hearing of orders arriving from new buy
ers in consequence Of advertisements therein In
der to allow every reasonable advantage to our pa
irons we have decided to make deduction in
contracts by the year, from our advertised rates.
This may be learned of our agents. CHARLES II.
CRAFT Co., or on application at our counting
room.