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Tho Protestant Episcopal Convention.
RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1859.
Before the anal adjournment the House of Bishops
secrated the Rev Henry Lay missionary bishop Of the
Southwest
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Births,

HANNA Florence, on Monday, Oct g. 1859, Mrs.
Sallie R. Hanan, wife Of Ludwig Hanan, ESQ.,. Of New
Orleans, La, of a boy, called WILLIAM NATHAN HASAN
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wigs e63 TOupce and Hair Dye.-Cams-
challenge he world
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from ass
Broadway 10 6is Broadway OF Blocker Photo
graphs Daguerreoypes and Ambroypes.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
peesTbe best In tho world surprising all made Sold and
applied ct the mandatory, 2SS broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou.
peesThe best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and TIL
dye privately applied, at No. Aston House.
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Williamson Bros, Brook1yn.-Photo-
graphs cameotypes and dagueeoypes Gallery $40 Fulton
street Photographs enlarged from daguerreotypes.
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Barry's TricOpherous II tho Best and
cheapes article for dcsug beaufyns, cleaning curling
preserving and restoring IL SAiz. LAdissy l. Sold BY y
drugxinkns
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
iDfs bandages and Dr. Glovers lever truss No. Ann
afra
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Fall Fashion Hats for 1850.
WHITE the haer 26 Broadway opposite St Pau,s churc
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: Groups Croupls Croupili
ymedssriy cured by Dr. TOBIAS Celebrated Venetian ui.
ment. Price rs cents Sold by AL the druggists.
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Court caiendar-TAis Day.
-, SsS s CorE-cscun PartL--NOs.s Sis, 3,sy Mee,
U.s. ass s sss a asss ass a1 as M u.s.
sss , sss iss M sIs sss sss
UNITED STATES DISTRICT corxr.-(yory causes, Nos. ~
20 70 q So, oSh admiralty causes) IS, l2s, l26
CoMxos PlxAs--Part H-No l42
aas sS loo ssa sss s1o ia ~ a.
e. sa' 49, 4se, SOL 400. Aaa SIS, sss, 6ls ssS ioa
The Drawings Of the Sussex County and
Consolidated Lottery q Delaware
FRANCE. sROADBENrs CO.,
having France Brosdbsns Co lottery oooscs ios
ousry barely csry -. IS iooSsns s1c ss Ssn o.
sussxx Courr-CIAss lso ocrosxz ~ 1852
Q, 80, go, 2, 26, Is, II, IS, SO, 6, 81, 81.
GRAND CoHsoIwArxp Lor1nRr-CIAS EIGHT, oor n issa
n, Is, SO, Is, "a, 8, 81 Is, 80, IL, IS. Ns, IS.
wnsss our ,si bands Wilmington. Dial, W day oaurd.yh
$ Kim S 4 S4E sq47rr }o.-n..s....
FRANCE BRoAb @IiS;s..s, Co. h,
Drewis9s Of the Delaware state Lotto
Hes.-wooD EDDY CO. Managers Of Tho
DELAWARE cEoscIA, kssrucxr AND MISSOURI STATE
pr1AwAH.-Exr.A c1.s. No ST. ocro.r. "a 1883.
o. ~ as as G. ~ No. 81 q ccs sn e.
1. 80, So, rs, SO, 81. IL, 40. SO, -, 81, n.
Circulars sent FREQ Of expense y sSbF co.
Wilmington Delaware
Geo. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
Re 9R Ss a6uas :s
Of the various agents throughout the city.
Our friend, the famous Halter White,
VII be on hand both day and night
H fsH' Th IA IS q; OUT ss Il: FAIL
1t took tandem team TO draw 1t.
Fail Fashion Hats for 1850.
WHITE the halter ZIG Broadway opposite St Pauis church
Williamson Bros, Brooklyn.-Photo-
street, PboosrspSs enlarged fu'n
Brady's Gallery has Removed from s5s
Broadway 6s Broadway OF Blocker Photo
sraphs Dasuerreotypes and Ambro'ypes
Broderick for sale at the HOLMES Gallery COL Broadway
One dollar photographs, nifty cent abrotspes and twenty
English Cricketers.-An Imperial Pho
BkAfYs Gallery es broadwsy corner Of BescEsr street
playing. Copies Of he ste eoscopc view for sale.
". now offer large a..erimens of fall and winter clothing
jsss manaf.csursd best styles consisting
xAf fEETfpE shAY sRaSzas
o-A bRRASsou shHfr BEAVERS,
s ss1efs e e %
AND FURNISHING GOODS
''''' : B. DH7iGS 6. g. & and IS, Broadway.
e I Is SisHs al &c price
wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
once 500 Broadway, New York.
HeFriD9's Patent Champion Fire
and so,gs. Psosf sas 81 Broadway. corner Of Murray
| Barry's Tricopherous II tho Best and
aT sSs g. e A ~
Slusxss. = y :
Basshslor's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou,
Sss u ss wSa al made Sold
:. H s,a Pys WIZ and
DE privately applied at No Hssor House. s' ' ana 'n
Trusses, SHOULDER Braces, Elastic stock.
nss bsndages and DR.. Glovers new lever truss No. Anr
wigs o., Tospees and Hair Dye.-Cams-
ROWS 1872 Fulh street. Brooklyn For gyis and quality M
| challenge tho world.
! Rupture Cared by Marsh and Co.'s Ra.
s
fer asfG SD made 70 order No vsssy street. As
H01l0way's Pills and Ointment-Sub.
ected the test Of public opinion and public over
thirty years have now the verdict universally acknowledged
| The only reliable family remedies in existence
----
4 : Croups Croupss Croupiii
ymeds&rly cured by nr. TOBIAS Celebrated Venetian u
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HeFriDg's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof saea 2s Broadway Of Murray
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The Poor, the Middle Glass, and the
rich invited the Clothing establishment Of DRUN0OLD
PROrH No. a1a broadway All can be suited both In price
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Geo. saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
suop-Ths nimitable article be obtained Of tho sole
ufacurcrs J. 8. SA UNDERS No. Asor House. and
Of the various agents throug hout the city.
Our friend, the n nous Halter White,
Will be on hand both day and night
To show bis frends and all that call
The ONLY HAT THAT'S OUT this Fall
It's out for sure enough saw IL
II took tandem team draw 1t.
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Phot0gra phs or the Late Hon. ID. C.
Broderick ssle the HOLMES Gallery Broadway
One dollar photographs. nifty cent ambroSpes, aud twenty
ave cent miniatures.
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Drawings Of the Delaware State Lotte-
res--wOOD. EDDY CO.. Managers Of tho
DELAWARE, cE0RcIA, KBSTucKY MISSOURI sfAru
LOrTRRIxS.
DEIAwARx-ExrHA CIAss No o67, ocrosER q 1889.
So, 20, 40. "a. 46, AZ, SO, II. 81, 4e, 3d. az, g.
DELAwAKE-CLAss No $50, Ocrosxx a. 1859.
1. 80, So, rs, SO, 81. IL, 40, SO, -, 81, ~.
W0OD, EDDY 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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English Crfcketers.-An Imperial Pho.
sogrsph q the IAN England Eleven now on exhibition q
fine stereosc0pc view Of the cricket ground croe
playing Copies Of The stereoscoptc view for sale.
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wheeler e. Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Once BroadwAy New York
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N1IsCELLANEOUS.

M1SCELLAN EOUS.
A SIS BOOK TO BE PROCURED w1THoU DO1.
IA lars expense.
Any person ob,sn!ns tosr sabscrihers for APPIErora
NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPKDI being published d q
vols 6vo will receive copy Free delivered whore -
city Of New York
For fuller particulars address
D. APPLETON CO, Putllshsru
nd 346 BroAfVWv
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CTERFoscoPIC SLIDES OF THE GREAT EASTERN
just eved fine double Photograph of the steansfp
GREAT EASTERN 81 cents each free mail on
ees sp. q grse s,eysoscops and dozen View. q
stereoscop lis. Of Views Drawings Instrmenfs 49,
70 any address receipt Of stamp liberal discount =
dealers. D. APPLETON 4 CO.,
SI6 and S4S Broadway.
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~ o"oA'i-oA i0o' oOtoshH "a low
0, 80, go, 7, 26, rs, II, IS, SO, 6, 81, 81.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED Ior1nRr-CIAs RIcHr. ocr n lsea
n, Is, SO, 10, "a, 8, 81, Is, 80, IL, IS, 7s, S.
Witness our hands at Wilmington Dsl As day 0saturday
JOHN DALE
ALFRED r. wOOTTEN
FRANCE, BROADHENrs CO..
Wilmington Del.
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Court Caicndar-Thfs Day.
DrYxsn CocM-caaCur-PartL--N Sis, 2'ST, nee,
2@S 2O65 1873 Mse, 1926, 22s5, 22Ss 226s 22T3, l3
~ 1oss Is 22s1, 22se, 22o 22oa Part L.
go $3.50, 2o Sa2s, 24AO PATS 24s4 1905 "a $500,
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT covKr.-(Jury causes) Nos ~
49, ~, SO, g. 49, 03. (Admralsy causes, Is. ia la
l0l, 100 TO ia - - -
ConMoa PxAs.--Part H-No I42
SUPERIOR CoUKr.--Nos. 49, a. 5oox III TIA 4al
81, 49,, l0o $685. 65s, $685. 7s, 4sT 50 3o2 47s 4S2
49, s23 Al, 1885, Sol, 400, 4oa, 5is s2e 64s ssS lo2
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STATE FAIR SCALES

THE BEST OPPORTUNITY FOR AGENTS TO MAKE
money.-An agent obtaining only 10 subscribers for
hs New Americsn win male clcan profit q SIo
lO0 subscribers IL 10 There very few counties that win
not yield 100 subscribers Some of the best various
States mot yet given out Address d. Appleton Co., Pubsh-
ors 346 and 346 Broadway.
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ssaure Of As stats Of Delaware q i Ias session
navne given 70 France Broadbens Co lottery tos
BY tho Governor OF aid State superintend drawngp
sad lottery DO hereby csry u following sro ia nuu
berp drawn t6is day.
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w ATCHRS AND JEwHIRy
w OF all DESCRIPTIONS; also
SILVER AND PLATED WARE FOR SALE BY
GEO. G. ALLEN, Importer and MAnufAsenro
ss Broadway door below Canal ssrcsa formey nNon
street
, 1859-10-24
9arcss Urihttttr,


~ The local editor Of the Tina set himself
about making Ii stunning report Of the pro-
cocdings Of the Anti.Slavety Convention. To
accomplish his task it wus necessary to mix in
as much falsehood rs he could think Of We
give the following specimen:
"Rrother Doug1as. Of Chicago, also made
speech in praise OF Ossnwattomle Urown- lit
did perfectly right. Tic speaker was IN tavor
of shooting the Shareholder, 0ppressors nexer
were known to lay down their power, peacetu!is
It must be taken from them by force. Ihc
speaker was il favor Of force he wanted 10 sec
ciyit var. lie looked for it; be prayed God Tor
it, aud the sooner the better for the poor op-
pressed hlnves."
No one WHO heard the remarks made BY Ar.
Douglas, would recognize tue above rs any por-
ton of them. It Is true. be spoke strongly, but
he said nothing Of the sort reported IN the 1s"<f.
But why did suurleyow omit TO state that "bro.
douglas" is toloresi snans Why did he seek
to create the impression that he was white
man. The speaker belongs to the race which
the 73n.<s' Douglas places on level with croeo-
diles. II ne violently opposes the oppression
Of his race, tue other Douglas advocates 1t with
equal violence. And il the positions Of the two
nen were reversed, we suspect that Stephen
Douglas would utter stronger language against
tile system Of slavery than Ford .Douglas bus
ever done. Whatever Incorporate language
the litter may use, is caused by tue brutal and
debasing system which the 7i,ats upholds. 1t
i. the institution aud its supporters which are
t. blame.
, 1859-10-24
TERRIBLE DISASTER on LAKE ATR0N
THE PROPELLER TROY WRECKED.


The Detroit papers bring us brief particulars
Of the loss Of the Propeller Troy, with probably
eighteen out Of twenty-six Of her crew and pas
sengers She foundeEed in tremendous sea
on Tuesday night last, when ten miles of Point
aux Barques. The passengers and crew num-
bered in twenty-si1. Finding she was sink
ing three men launched q yawl and got in. II
proved to be upsenworthy, and leaked so badIy
that it was with great difficulty they could keep
from sinking, In this frai boat, and in heayy
sea, they drifted across Lake Huron and landed
about Z o'clock on Wednesday night, twelve
miles below Goderich.
The Captain, three Indies, two children .aud
i've men, went to sea in the life boat and hare
nat since been heard from. The probability is
tlat their boat swampel in the fearful gale.
The telegraph reports TINT five others have
been snved, leaving eighteen us the number lost
or missing. /,
The Troy was On her route from this port to
Port Colborne, With cargo Of II 900 bushels Of
wheat, shipped by A. G. Morey, Of this city, at
1tacinc. The boat was insured for $l0,o 900 in
the Etna, Home, and Northwestern.
LATER.
Three of her crew arrived in this city yester-
day. From them We learn that heavy sea
struck her and broke in her gangway, and the
water poured in so that she soon foundered.
The crew and passengers Immediately took to
the boats, three in all, and these men reached
the shore ut Goderich, Canada. in ten hours.
They saw bask bound up soon aflcr they
- Al. 1...k 4 II hos
, 1859-10-24
CHANGING BANK SECURITIES.


Owing to exciting runors through town this
morning, that the srcurities of the Bank Of St.
I'aut had been changed, by the conniyance Of
the State Auditor, from Ohio G 4 cent. Stocks
10 Minnesota Railroad Bonds. committee OF
citizens, consisting of Capt. Peter Berkey, E.
ss. Edgcrton and Geo. O. Mott, visited the cupi-
tol to nscertain by personal inspection Of the
record the exact fucts or the case,
We learn TINT they found the runor TO be-
but too true tho Ohio c. arc withdrawn aud
the Minnesota Railroad Stale Bonds deposited
in lieu Of them rs security for the currency OF
the Bank!
If now the community suffers loss upon the
Issues Of the St. Paul hank, through this raecally
change Of the securities from those worth casl
ut par to those worth nothing, it il as clear
case iustifyiug tue hanging both Of Mr. Dunbar
and Mr. Sibley to the first lamp post by the
robbed and injured people, Us ever history fur
uished. AL lynch law ie, however, 10 be dis
couutenanced on general principles; mud We
trust no popular ou break will ensue, however
grtnt OF Just the prorocation.
But look at the Nervousness Of their crime.
The people are first induced 10 part with their
goods and hard earnings, for bank bills whicl.
these State officers advertise arc adequately Sc
cured on par and paying Stocks: Confidence
in the notes was thus induced. The notes cir.
culated fur and wide. The pcople suppose oil
safe-ail right.
When, 10 and behold ! like clap OF thunder
comes upon them tue news. that cur Democratic
State oficials, secretly, hiddeny, in the dark,
have basely altoNtd the toot sfrgritits tc bt <r-
changed for stearifxIaotu tna,rn 10 be soor'httss
Was ever people more gEuasfy abused and
deffauded BY the cor ruptiun Or lpcompctency,
or both, Of their rule rs thnn the poor, cheated
and struggling people of Minnesota.
, 1859-10-24
Previous 1nHurrcctlons.

IT il altogether IN error to represent this
nuarptr's Eerry) as the most daring insarrec-
lion that has taken place in The United Safes.
The southampton movement in 1851, Which
oT;cinated with NJ. Turner, slave preacher,
whsch vas concerted among the slaves them
selves, and which WIS only suppressed after the
murder, in cold blood, Of some 6f!y or sixty
white persons, WIS far more formidable uani-
festaaitor Of discomfort and ability. Again, the
revolt in Tennessee in 1857, the Eingleadcrs ol
which eyinced 30 much determination, and the
e1tepd not oniy i over that % ss..e but iato Akin
as and Louisiana, assumed more fesrful pro
portions than this Virginia stampede. Thoss
outbreaks werr spontaneous movements Of 1ht
seryile class, hut This one was chiefly stimulated
from the outside, By few frenzicd men, whs
conceived they could best wreak their veng geanc'
an the shareholders In that way.
, 1859-10-24

DOARDING-A few single gen
uenen cau be accommodated With boA1d Id tte11att
Ipotcs Il moderate pees Apply At No. = Asehiksaase
HNusex
, 1859-10-24

SArunDAr, Oct q, 1859 o'clock.
The Synod met according to ADJOURNMENT and
was opened with prayer.
Hall IN hour was passed IN devotional e1er-
cises,
The minutes Of yesterday were read and
amended by ordering the Clerk 10 insert i'll
them certain resolutions Of Mr. Chase md l>r-
Rice, touching the subject Of Synodieal Col
legc.
Rev. E, F, Chester, and Rev. G. S. 1ngles ap-
ncarcti and gayc reasons for late attendance,
which were sustained.
The Suited Clerk was directed to enter the
names Of members arriving late on the roll with
figures to s9eE he h. DAY during the sessions Of
Rev, 4, P. Farris, Of the Synod Of Illinois.
being prescnt, was invited to set as correspond
Fbe Stated Clerk Of Chicago Peesbytery in
| formed the Synod that Rev. L. J. Haliey, II. D.,
| md Rev. J. II. AeRee had been received By
| said Presbytery since yesterday. The CLERK
vas ordered 10 enter their names on the roll of
| ReT. j. Warren, D. D. from the Committee OF
the subject Of Synodical Missionary, made a re-
port which was accepted, and pending motion
10 adopt it was laid On the table for the
present.
nxroRr or THE coxxr77EK on sTSon1GAL MIS-
The Commute respectfully :tpes, that a,Et the aaoET'
.nrpf Of srnv theJ commenced to asct1
hid vbat ,d done. Ne shortly 2astsed ty Rer
F1opdhs4 that the fFesbyery Of Chicago, having
plettd IL OWE for tie support plcstTtes
Ifss!o1sE1 would withdraw from the Synodtcat eehem.
Thlr Tie ether two embess af ttee. ef SeAuE
ier nd Rock rs 70 act they might te abs ueh,ft
thotc rrsnyters member for Pr Hd,tery Ct Rec
KIycr fa< 10 heleFe that that ftesay1srJ
wond e. procure The bali OF The
memte. f3s The Of Schuyler focod that
ts PRINCIPAL chufs E111d not respond the call for aid
anl ha liz recuna5 dulies ef that region rendered
I,nnosTbe to ca7y through The EcheMe that time
fht Cofuulsea wotl1i e4Faesly recommend THAI thi
schese be mt lid aad< but that Synod take erde
tocary lnto execution II the earliest rs bic tlne
Far Tho Committee, JOSEPH WARREN.
r Cha!r1nzn-
On motion of Dr.. Candee, Rey. G. o. Waters
II. D., Superintendent Of Copor,sge for th
, States Of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Mlnn,
sofa, was heard On behalf Of the cause he ret
pTesents.
Ths following resolutions we're then adopted
Re,rtd Th.t th.s Synod welcome Dr.. Watess Into y
Geld which he y sud which 70 Qssen
rspstsent1 Weaaue him OF cordial cooperation,
beSuppaed With sppuTed and permanent laboteF1 Vho
we aJreeeve into our respective ch.rees with II COG
,. | dence ind enco1zzE zEttnent
md enetsd upoo viii tha ause Of tho Board
publication Nth renewed A:nestness to our eonxzato
. fHsuppos{.
, 1859-10-24
Death or Hon. III. NJ. Eheetx, Of Steele
County.
from the Mime ,ottan, lsth.1


from the Minuc,ottan, lsth.]
FAx1nArl1, Oct1trr 1G.
To The Editors Of she Nipneaottan:
lsn IT, II. She1 did Al hs scadrne< ii oEatonHa !A|A
,noKuInz ii 6 O'clock. Your truly,
The aborc sud intelligence Of the denth tf q
nob,e Republican leader in Steele County, j.
melancholy Offset to the brilliant victory just
won by Us in that county, Of a6s majority TOR
Ramsey. Mr. S. was an old editor previous I"
his removal into Minnesota, and resided in lii
nois, where be edited the Freepo1t Josrha{.
On taking up his residence in Minnesota, hc
established and edited with decided ability the
Owatonna K<7i*t<r; was for two successive
years elected a member Of the Legislature from.
Steele County, where az n snan Of geninl dispo-
sitiou and decided talent, he was most decidedly
popular with all who knew him. Ills death il a
loss, not only 10 bis family mud the Republican
party, bu. to the State nj large, which can i'll
af1ord the loss Of her vigorous and honest men
in her present cxigency.
, 1859-10-24

i destructive fire occurred ut Toronto On the
night of The Goth inst, BY which ftty families
vcre deprived Of shelter, and property to the
amount Of $4,000 destroyed. The fire was in
the block fronting on Richmond. Adelaide, BAY
and Sheppard streets, the most Of which was
consumed
, 1859-10-24

FATAL Acc1nExr.-0n "Wednesday afternoon
last, as David Aaloney mud his brother wc'e
riding on load Of wood, and when crossing
the Burlington railroad track on what is known
as the Sand Ridge road, in the town Of Cicero,
the wagon Was struck By the incoming passen-
ger tram, by which David received injuries
from which he died On Friday. His brother
escaped with few bruises. Tie Coroner went
out on Saturday afternoon to hold I'll inquest,
the result Of which we hare not learned.
, 1859-10-24
THE CITY .


II "VfU Oh NGulI0us
We hare information thut several places in
Rock Island County have been recently visited
by = deaf and dumb young woman Ginning to
act in tue capacity of agent for procuring SUBJ
scriptions for the Pass AND TRIBUNE. Several
parties WHO state that they have paid sums Of
money to her, complain that their papers hare
not come to hand. We hare no such agent, and
she is not more unfortunate in her real or pre-.
tended malady than she il in the choice Of
swindling for profession. The safest way to
subscribe for the Press AND TRIBUNE is BIZ let.
ters inclosing the subscription price directed to
our Office.
, 1859-10-24
75parDillg.

BOARDING -BoarGers can be &C
pepn1ootAied With pleasant TOURS and hoard ~ PFC
rate family II ~ ssate ssrtrt os-1AE
DOARDING-At No. ~ South
F--tr, s,rse. between Lake aad E.,c1atfh streets
~tn r!easart f1,Drs fun Ane1. ocl7r7NfI"
, 1859-10-24

AT liz residence Of heE Eou. D. " Keith Etq Wa
hs.h venue hstwern Etkgnd F1ace md Coanr
in th,.s!ty en- Frt4! svr9ia: October = MKS MAEl
Vt. ASel 6 y,A1- Hex sstnalns wt1e sent Est
October Il, * ~ IN, MALTA E., wife Of Benjamin
brewster. ased d.
Funeral tn Nord.y. October eth u No4. 9ard Van
Burcu s:-r.t. fEezds tnvited.
In hi. eatF n Ccne9e7tat On Wednesday e:eanE III
aSed3 yea1; antsy Of Glasgow md Falkt,t Scotland
Glassow and Fsltlsk papen psease COPY.
, 1859-10-24

PARTICULARLY DEMONSTRATING the
aErirn!s at New York from Europe by the
stsamer Haulmouia, is Madane Lola Montez.
We had Hoped that she Ind "gone from US
gone forcrer.''
, 1859-10-24

The city was much excited Oh Saturday eye.
ming on learning that ". D. Williams, the Mail
Agent on the Chicago, Alton and St. Lonls
Railroad, had been shot at curlinville on Friday
evening, By some person, supposed to be q
prominent commission merchant Of that town,
who immediately escaped and has not been ia
ken. Tho name Of the man who did the deed,
mud the cause for its commission, VIC arc unable
to ascertain. The murderer jumped into t1e car
as the train stopped ut the station, presented a
pistol, shot Williams, aud Immediately dis
appeared. Williams died in very short time.
lie belonged in Carlinvil1e, and las been run
ming rs mail agent since about the 18th Of July.
, 1859-10-24

A7ExrrEp Sr1clnE.-A.wonlan named Ellen
Cook was brought to the Station House on Fri
day night, who had made attempt to commit
suicide BY drowning herself. Her husband was
drowned short time since from u tana1-boat.
while intoxicated, md grief ut his loss was tie
inducing cause Of her rashness.
, 1859-10-24

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with them at No. 1e6 CLARK street, they will b.
examined, and the cause ascertained fFee of
charge. No good Kerosene Lamps with our
Boston Oil, should smoke or emit IN odor.
, 1859-10-24

$500 YERplcr.-In the case in which De-
loynes we're parties, noticed in'our last issue,
the jury brought in verdict Of 1850. 1t
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than the former one,
, 1859-10-24
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, 1859-10-24

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