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, 1859-10-05

(PEa 1It's + ,l1ss. L1xkl Sra,xcFlElp, Oct. /.
The boilers ia the Seam FIGURING Mills. Of 5.
n, Tiusle5 / Co /, Of this city, exploded this
morning., completely denao1ishicg The building
containing the boilers and engine. TWO men
hare been taken out of the ruins, Michael Dunn
the Engineer, badly injured. and it is supposed
cannot lire. and Frederick kfambeE:, u!so bad
II injured by The walls falliag GU him, but prob
ably not fatally Fortunately there was % one
in that apartment Of tho mill but the Engineer
at the moment Of the explosion.
, 1859-10-05

Nrw Yak, Oct. 4.-The play On the St.
Georges Cricket Grounds, at 1Ioboken, was re-
sumed to-day Mt quarter before J. o'clock,
Pa1r aud Hayward At the bats, to tie bowling
Of Gibbs and HALLS. The following is the score,
including the runs made yesterday All Eng
lands, II, first innings. The % Of the United
States, second innings.
The play was stopped at O'Clock this eve-
ming, when the g Of the United States we're s.
behind, with only serea wickets to 80 down.
There were 10000 spectators on the ground,
including large number Of ladies, during the
nfaY.
, 1859-10-05
From RurnuAs

. NEW York, Oct. 4-The Teutonsa, from
Southampton on the afternoon Of the 18th ult,
arrived at this pyst last evening, bringing Lon
don dates to the date ct her sailing. which con-
tains admiral Hopes report Of the battle be-
no allusion Whatever is made to aid and comfort
rendered The British commander By our forces
on that occasion.
, 1859-10-05
Tho f$uSHke exf Pnnkurn m YEnnord

The Quickest Pnh1oEc on Record.
T. J. Dig, Esq, Of New Orleans, left that
city on Saturday morning last, md reached tue
Richmond House, in this city, on Msnday eve
ming about 10 O'Clock. having accomplished the
cntirc distance in about sixty four hours. This,
VIC believe, is the quickest passage crcr made
tetv ecu the two cities. We ore under obliea-
tioas to Ar. Dix for New Orleans papers Of the
1st inst, they being four days ahead Of the reg
uIar mail
, 1859-10-05

The earnings Of the G:lcua 4 Chicago Cnioa
r. R fur the last mouth exceed those Of Sc,,t.
1858 b. more tllan $50, GOO; those Ct the Bur-
in:ton & Quincy arc in c&ctss hy more thai,
$1,000. For particulars, see money article
on the fourth 1,ase,
, 1859-10-05

Qoalo1oiue, or Refined Camel Coal Oil.
ea6, and no dark of eIp.osion-
4 ~ ~ I xbsas saa A.
y on hand and f,r s.e 1t the tea<o Coal t De7ot.
Aaa$A53lew MURPHY d CO. ~ La4alis 4.
, 1859-10-05

SEw IoRk, Oct. 4.-1t has been decided br
the Postmaster.Generat that al( the foreign
mails for Aspiuwatt, Panama, Central America.
&c, are to he sent by the Vanderbilt steamer
Nnrls,ern Light, to leare on the 'th inst. from
New York. The matter Of the Califoruia mails
ls still unsettled.
, 1859-10-05
MAR RI ED.

n this cy on tic II !ns.. br lseT. 4. H. Josyn. Ar
JOSEPH }. GARDNER zad Miss anna E. ADLOW-
Iu Evanston 'a.t evening. tr Ees. r. Jud.oa, JAMES
D. LU DIAN, Es1- nf Lu lam Bsnwa. Ct tI4 city. Il
Miss BILLIE X. STEWART, daa sas-r 81 4. t. Stewart
E.Q. Of the former place.
, 1859-10-05

II EtA11NG SCfIUVI BUILD
l. infs Pfaoua ais will b. recetve the Office OF Bo1rd
Of E1usMiu No III E1tk &.rst I'LL saturday noon tet
fr heauae the School building 1t the eoEaer Of
or hot al. ''
The sa lie to reject any al the rro-
poeA1a rrc.fyed, W Il. NELLS Sew
, 1859-10-05

Augusta, Ga, Oct. 4.-The returns from the
election held In this Stats yesterday indicat=
that Cor, Brown is reelected bY heavy mn,
jority. In the Eighth and Seventh Coogressioa-
ii Districts thu returns 70 fxr indicate The cleo
ton Of tho Democratic candidates,
, 1859-10-05

Reducing -four to wheat, the receipts Of
wheat during The week amount to s6l ,o3s BUSH
els, mn increase over The receipts Of tic pre-.
vious week Of EOS, 1o5 busl,cls, md over the re-
eeipss during the corresponding week in 1855,
oFe.9,es: bushels. The entire receipts Of -four
and grain for the week, amount to aGa, SOL bu.l-
s's, m Increase oscr the previous week OF
o93, ,3C5 bushels.
The following tablc shows the amount Of -four
and grim in store on the 1st inst.. compared
with the nmount in store ut tie sanc date dur
, 1859-10-05

Bos1ox, DC! 1.-THE mails by the steamer
Hungarian, from liverpool On the elss nit via
Quebec, reached here this morning. and will 60
forward.
Brcttle ll.,ed only Is ninutes. The lst.er,s
arm was injured.
, 1859-10-05

Tie Man who Knock ed down StryEer
was Ia Slao Interest OF TAmmauy
Hall.
New Youk, Oct. 4.-Corpelius Wood, who it
was alleged had pushed down Striker at the
instig.tion Of Mozart Hall men, comes ont in
an ntidayit, declaring that he Was in interest Of
Tammany Hall and the regency. Is represented
by Cagger and Fowler. and that in knocking
down Striker he knocked down the wrong man
and intended to lay low Mr. Afford, the Chair-
man Of the regular and riral convention.
, 1859-10-05

Hoxz FOE TER FR1rxpIEss.-The monthly
meeting Of the Board If Asnagers will be held
at the Home this "wednesday afternoon. ut 3
o'clock. Important buainess calls for full at-
tendanes, :. =. E. F. p1ekusoz, Sec,y.
, 1859-10-05


The Homo for The ErIcndlcss.
Ahont oce r,,or s;ncc the t,oor,, nj Nana4.rs
-. >"e
ol tnls lns11sotioa mace all appeal 10 nun'aic
and Christian public, for the means Of opening
n 1,nne cor TIM mary hundred, of dcstjtn,.. d.
.N- - -, .,'.,.>..
serving "oa'e" aoo ea"ofeo' "ao nao no"e'
aud, who wcrc constantly exposed not only to
much nr;va,;on md sufIar;nc. Int arso In tc,nnt-
49, :-,....
a'.on' s.'a'e "ae run,
To This call noble response was received
from rnany fricntls of the nroiect. both in The
..aa ,..,,-r rrha 1t,,,,a ,-,. o,.n.a r.
Wy ~ ~F
lae feeepuon ot s1s''ofs on soe so1o o' August,
1855. Since that time more thun three hundred
and iifty hare been received. More thsn eighty
~ .h... ,-.r, ,ro..t,- ~o,,o. ,,..,,n ill.,
u .aeee "e's "o4'n' "''"e"' "os''' "ioo"s
With children, whom poverty, want Of cta-
n1ormert. md worst of ali. want of friends.
a....;~. -. ,,.,-. a. ,,.x+ ,,-.,,,. a,<:.... II
~o''fs " . 49, 'S@ "
charity. VI the cnlIufen' sl1ty-one hase alter
time, been retur ned to their parents, whose
=.
made them suitable guardians Of their oHn
children.
fw wnnuanonc,,,c hor. bax. bacn .a,t IN
&c, ,,,
Inc fee'olm SCHOOL, "ane aoou1 INC nnnafeu
AAA AaA5 A"s< USEA lios sNeA HAs u AoAteS3 AAV1A+
in the country. Nearly all The Children sent ia
country homes huye been adoptcd. and received
to the boson,s and warm sympathics of Chris
tjau families, Nspy SCORES Of these children
were pictetI m on the s,reeta by nn]icerncn ar
Cbristian y;sitorx. in utter abaudonmcnt. de.ti.
tuition. RAGS and fijth: md. after being washed.
dresaed and cIaddcned. End made ia forrrt
their hurd lots. have been adoptetl bv somc OF
the hest families in the Northwest: md ara
now blooming aud sinripc among The prairie
birds aud flowers. as happY as the one and as
beautiful a. the other.
One vile mother surrendered her three little
children TO The Home. in . condition so marrri
hv 9Th. rno.. and u,fer nerIect. that nne cnnM
hardly puess ANYTHING Of them c.cent t]tnt
thcT xefe human' Alter heinz transformed i,r
~oH1ba shears snan vatcr rio,hr. sm;}ss ona
kipd words. the9 we're found to be little title
bcautics-so beautiful. indeed. that when thr,r
recognized them. and could not believe That her
children werc 90 pretty. Too handsome, in
deed. she thought. 10 cire away. md WAS de.
| teruiiped to anrul the cootract by which she
lost them. But tbcy arc upon tho prairies OF
| Iowa. In homes as beautiful as their own suil-
| ipc faces.
iuother Of our little iunates ts,ls the foilox.,
| inu sad tale: At three wears of AGE she ~
| e;reu axay by her vort61ex, mother tn n f.rIn-
er in Ohio. Alter several xear. the rnother
atoIc her away, and took her to Toledo. wbrrn
| far soue mouths tle mother kent n rfi]tr hons.
and fual,y broucht her to this citrs Ucrn fhe
mothcr became IN inmate Of house of III. fame.
!
, 1859-10-05
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW OELEASs, Oct. 4.-Ccllector Hatch re-
fused clearance 10 the steamer Philadelpli,
to-day, for AtpinwE!l, because it is alleged tat
she Is engaged 10 take Walker and two Or three
hundred men from Texas. Alabama and eife-
where. now cncamped below this city, and
ready to start for Nicaragua. They are ostcn
sib'y bound for The Chiriqai gold tigsinss, and
are Intending TO leaCe on tie 5th lnst.. pro.
fessedy for Chiriqui. Int rLic1 Col|s sctor Hatch
refused for the reasons above stated. The
agent Gf tue Steamer was persistent. aud again
applied for clearance, but met with no better
success tban at frat.
0ftlesc facts our government is informed,
and dprob7bfy they are the only ones from, au-
thentic sources in its possession. 1t is bclieved
tha. this subject was today matter Of Cabinet
consideration. Orders have Leen dispatched
by telegraph to the commanding officer ut
Baton Rouge for the concentrating aud holding
the fedora! military in reserve, to be used, II
necessary, Us rasse eV71tfGtas for the enforce
ment ofthe la~s. 1t Is believed here, aud the
facts which hare just transpired seem to war
rant the conclusion, shat tie GlIbustcrs 50 ar
advantages offered by the re.opening Of the
Nicaragua transit route for the accomplishment
Of their design. The administration il deter
mined by all tho means IN ITS power, including
the euptoYm meu< Of land and nsval forces, to
eompclrespect Il tue neutrality laws.
I1t luStflCQo$$ II AlI1lSleT UEQnltIY are
particularly withfTteFeuce to tue opening ofthe
transit, and botA governments hsve assentsd
to the Lamar IL 2sladon treaty, it is supposed
Nicaragua Will otar 10 obstacle TO the passagc
Of The mails. Tht presence ofpostmaster-Gei,-
era1 Hot. in New ork, in connection with the
last named subjeE, is expressive Of the intcn-
johnson contracf4
s.
- n III. ri hi, - ~
New ORLEANS, CT. 4.-Nalker and men we're
of las: night They sailed from Berwict's Bay
this morning in their own steamer, without
clearance.
, 1859-10-05

LEArESwoRrH, Oct 4.-An election Was held
in Kansas to-day un the question Of acceptance
or rejection Of the WFandotte Constitution,
which passed OF quietly. The adoption Of The
Constitution il generally conceded l.eaven-
worth, gives ss1 msjority for the Constitutes.
;Atehison city and toEnship give, one majority.
mlioritY, r.
, 1859-10-05
On 1t21lt.

ITO REET-The House OH the
on1.hass eor-es ct Rush ant laEsna streess. S?rth
de Iht ho4:ss perfect fepar poE!t"1 Ut t- fur
allure sI'preA 1u1 b. VI With hn'se
Tde.t,rd T. w. BLATCHFpKD. eel a.s+lv
, 1859-10-05

H Vichot! Conchas!! Comerciante
La Orleans negn1ia de Londses La Meier
De "a uabapa!!!.! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars just received By D. ". Corbin i Co.,
s. South Clark street. Try them.
, 1859-10-05

PoI1cE MA1rEEs.-Eleren DRINKS and fe;f
separate disorderly csses constituted the lus;-
ness at The Armory other thnn as noted else
vlerc
, 1859-10-05
LaMountaln aud Haddock the Aefo-
nQQtH.

n2Qt1-
07sAwA, G. " Oct 4.-P1oc L.a3fcuatain
and BIZ. Haddock came into Ottawa to-dxy,
ha.inz landed $50 mics aorth of here in tie
great Canada wilderness They were brought
out BY Indian guides in bark canoes. They
travelled in their balloon 500 miles, and were up
in the air only from to s hours. For oser
four DAYS theF hare been in the wilderness
without food, and with nomeans Of striking q
frr. They were rcscuei most proridentially by
u Mr. Cameron, who was bunting timber with
Indian ruides.
, 1859-10-05

"OnFL1so Box."-petcr Wilson, bard head
cd Istcr too. Was sent to Keform School ycstcr'
day for confirmed habits Of vagrnncy. Peter
glued his dirty fists into his red eyes and lugu-
briously bsu,oaued his orphanage. All the bet
ter reason wby good Nr. Nichols should take
his forlosu case ia hand.
, 1859-10-05

The q. 8. Afcamcr Fulton--Xello,v
Fever.
PENSACOLA, Oct. 4.-Tbere nre some hopes Of
saring the Z. =. steamer Fulton.
The 6r.t ease Of fever was reported here to-
Iay,
, 1859-10-05
Another u. 4. Tr~na1 Hirrd Into,

Another U. 8. Fe4se1 Fired Into.
Bos1ox, Oct. The bark Hazard, which ar
1ired at this port to-day, from the coast Of Afri
ca, reports haTins been fired into on the coast
by the British war steamer Pluto.
The q. S. sloop. p.ofwas Tincennes Was ut To-
ando On Aug. II. Ali we'll.
, 1859-10-05

Sentence OF n Murderer.
MADISON, Ind, Oct. 4.-Lance.kes who killed
HOLES last Aiarch in i strect aflray, was SEN
fenced to imprisonment for life.
, 1859-10-05
u I T. y

At Winetka Sock cnnrty H.. tn. so.h of September:
sitter tLe1t illness. EN- INA FKAN,:I>. eauh.er Of Sn
l. days
Fvr The Anrri* whl.ptse.t softly Ia llet cir.
Chile. thy Father calls thee stay nut Ecrs:
AID t:atg gently bose hs< rubel in sputess white
To thsif bfissful kCE1es * Itkht,
, 1859-10-05

CHICAG

CHICAGO PNODCCE TRADE. :.
1he receipts and shipments Of Flour end
Grain during the past week, compared with
those Of the week previous and the correspond
Ing week in 1855, will be founa in the following
table:
, 1859-10-05
Gcllfral NDtirfs.

1TO LUMBElfAiEN.-T will give
day lizard and h<a.l 10 .lnze ps.3ons anil faHt.
lts II Of thousand loars per onth and
take my pay IN tah4btr. y. II. NLiKELY,
ke.3x1x Sallits Houae ene II ashtn11nn Fant In sss
, 1859-10-05

As 0wxEE WASrEp.--An owner is wanted
for carpet snck now nj the Ctr Marshal's Office
containing clothing and also papers marked
Carl August Scloenfcrr.
, 1859-10-05
TIL g. CITY.

bocrs AoSEr.-JoLn Reynolds has been held
to bail Tor passing bogus bills on The Bank Of
Grayvi!lc. lie passed s. bill on Bluc 1A1and
nreuue. lie was arrested by Officer Gillespie,
Cora7 uoCns.-Thc Judges Of the Superior
Court hare adopted q rule under which tho
daily sessions Of tlis court will commence at 10
An. mud close al J H.M.
WASTxD.-'tM. e." 1t the Richmond House
wishes capable Protestant woman rs nnrsc
and child's attendant, to travel Apply rs
above. '-
, 1859-10-05
\ GAS STOVES. ~
= GAS COoK1St: STOVES, Fl
3I GAS FLAT uE&rEnS @
GAS HEATING STOVES.
GAS STEAK HRoILERS.
GAS nREAD-ToAsTERS,


,AsTALwonTu, HUBBARD i ca
seloAAss<a Lap Isl Lake Stsett.
GEl PREMIUA1.-Thc Commit
tODNt t@Earrg filled 10 .vafl the premium offered
BIZ the Gosfd EAde fortac FAaant Mul f,r Farm
Ia scpotaI Gals fro ~h,At, which might ke a.
ht*t The ae f4lr Of he CnIted Slates Agricultural
wasttcu ot Aunett Co., On Thur.day ne l.th dr.
at)oeE of ~ As thas purpose that my b
ahsra pEea.u.a q ty do:lars furnish the o1per
thereof fEa the Beard Of .ds q nd axard
SETH CATLIE,
otstHn3N secsetaEy cf The Board Of Tfads.
0AT 1IEAL.-5o Bbls Fresh
~ Ground, no@Can4da. Faesa1e,
s,:sA1*1n. P.AoRAN,s III seta Kassr ss.,s&.
, 1859-10-05


Probably not ono duty which the citizen Owes
to Tic public is tlorc irksomc md universally
dreaded by business men, and those whose tct-
ter intelligence aud energy hare surrounded
them with complicated and pressing calls Ut oa
.taeir time ind attention, than sitting on ajury.
IL Re called from t1eir store or their desk aal
tied up to The dull routine Of the court and tie
jury room for week or more At Il time, to 10
disertcd from coucerns and affairs that interest
them, to displeasins aud distasseful inres:iSs-
tion Of cases Of criminal nature, to be bo.ea
by tonguey lawyers, bothered BY. stupid wines
sea, perhaps shut up with "e1eren contrary
mea" for half tic night 81 Il time, to eat lt.sty
meals 4 hotels, herdcl with strange nequsiat~
.nees uulsr tue eye Of baili1F, aud pass losus
under lack and key. rs If eu|prit yourself
instead Of "a good and .zue snan swozn to we'll
and truly cu;prits try" there is no wonder that
ro conca.enation Of ordiazrr circumstances is
nofs dreaded, summed and sbirked b5 the Wig
ofous, hale, and successful man of business,
than The jury room and the Jurors bench.
II las come to be generally understood tl.at
this Is the case. The Board Of Trade would
scatter like flock Of sleep before wolf NJ re
it to bo understood by slem that Sheriil's
officer with vcnire was bearing dowu upon
them. Scores 1T merchants who would scocp
to do dishonorablc net as regards public dusies,
49, ..-.r - ~
lne5 posseee aha lever oooGe tne coAees"''
would mike special Journeys to New York to
purchase By such IN absence exemption frcm
;nrv list..
"nt1e tae1c may De reasons amounting io
cause, not full apology for all this tislnclira-
t;ou. a most seriouh evil had prown out Of il in
.;... c...-. 49,
w. eA'' ~ Po'e"' "as '''e 4nnoe''ee u 'ac
smiles and farcr won by the officers Of the
Court among our better citizens for being
"sood fellows" aud passin. them hr. aud 70
a ~ r'9 - AA,s
mn''sloem INC excuses ana 1oolbo!es out of
which well fed aud wealthy rleschants creut out
If tho ;rtso,ne +,s,, +,,,+ H., r,,.,,ro ,r :.
e'.s;o.., 10 ~ ;.,ra-.,, 49,. .asa s ..a > ssa
iess'oaa jurors rose anu 1aa rampant.
, 1859-10-05
a1l1uSE111Rtlt5.


1IcVICKER'S THE.aT!e E.
AL N1dleoa t.eet. het~en sta.e &nt p.a.ters.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Oct. t,e.
asst NIGHT BUT TIL z E Z
OF tbs s!frl aud nsotte aetsess
JE l. 4 D AN H. ! E,
Who Las been rse&:re Ills her tt .ppea..oee N aa
kae74sE. by appscrtati*e audiences. With
GREAT APPLAUSE
Fer enxaseens cscuot b. sx.esdet h.Joa the r:ncut
wstk. No P4ees will ~ sHpeas<d.
sha vm appear tbs evening IN hss powerful eha,:eror
JCLKt.
Il ehesilaa Knaw:cs. celebrated pay entitled
TIE HE-s'CHH-9EH,
surportd hv Mis- Wondbuzy a. IT. len. Ar, TT:,a -
Master v altar. NE. ASet& Sir 1hnma+ C1eot3,
Aad tbs full strength Of tho Con7.ay.
10 e,nelcde ~!th tsr the eoai Tine In this taess,
fhs &oscesafus, ,aud amusing fs1eu a.isa
NT son DIANA.
iSaat '+.....:. - snuH3
NJ. ta'1s'sy CrpspQeE bfaae5
S0fICE-CAAaa1 Ttnk-poo:s o;tu u Cur
tn :i.es Il TX oooct, pse<seesy-
P1scxe ~ ApMnApae-Fsfust.e aud pErsz f1:e.e, t0c
Secoe4 &:hr;s. .5c. Lawsf fE.v7t4 Bazss- H. trpef
Boxr% ~
IT ltnz oaee open nou, 10 o'clock. L. u. I'M o'clock
Pm when seats ean be seeuss! hsse da5s IN s1s.ner
, 1859-10-05

E See advertisement of Cornell / Co.'S
two-thread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal heuamer, No. 1888 Lake T.
, 1859-10-05

~ VIC would csll particular attention to
1he mortgage sale Of 1864 ncres of valuable
farm, lands in Carroll County, which takes
place Iii. "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
a. the north door of tue Court House.
, 1859-10-05

Go to John Jsnes l. Co., 11o Dearborn
street, and get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be well dsns and at prices 10
xuit the times.
, 1859-10-05

NrEsE NAxrEp.-We cali attention TO the ad.
vertisement in our columns Of a child's nuv<e
wanted. THIS is 4 most excellent opportunity
for a respectable woman. She will find MI cx-
ccllent home.
, 1859-10-05

TAXING CAxE 70 H1x.-A valuable canc,
costing forty dollars, VAS yesterday By his late
fellow employees presented to Mr. L. Fowler,
for several years the Superintendent Of Baggage
for the Galens and Chicago Railroad Company,
and one Of the most efficient, accommodating
and faithful Of officers, who resigned bis place
snyne ronnths sinca
, 1859-10-05

UICAGO FIREMEN'S
~ INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OFFICE II. ". COR LAKE and CLARK s!s.
tCP STAIRs.)
CAPITAL ------ s2oo, 900.
DIRECTORS:
Thauuae Chuvh, H.W. RaT1Esad Geo, n. Dole,
+. IL Iaddoek. J. & Hot1f I'd t-I1ingrnn Lunf,
G. b. FarWe4l. II. H. La:TAtte. ~. E4xAnt.,
THOMAS CHURCH, PTeAst.
C. =. HOLDEN, secJ, JOS. E. BROWN, Surveyor.
&ae:-sse.d.s-1y
, 1859-10-05
7ln5t anu :Tgul10.

CTRAY.-Two stray beef cattle
-nr,,,o uy dn.ys vtte -: <aas rc,f tie summit oa
ae neasas 51 5staf; ;.ot ssu x ,st 1tisss s
- ~ a. --tntJoo Thr eeise pay for i!tul
~ rsjne on " y. ) Housh au4 orsse1t!"k ~ zip
taan cf aid ass!c er psu''ns to<aa- L. L.
, 1859-10-05

SfSGERs' FAMILY SEWING MAcurSss, &C Like
stEfet..- scs3-3w
Singers Tailoring aud Leather Sewing
Machines. at Reduced Prices, 6s Lake street
- keqr-rx
, 1859-10-05

Thar lx1rSc11oS.-The Stnte street horse
railroad Injunction has not been dissolved, rs
slated. 1t has been passed upon By the Master
in Chapccrv in favor Of the defendants, and is
now in the hands Of Judge Wilson. !.
, 1859-10-05

yAcRAscr.-A man Who carefully spelled ont
his name Us John Jackson TerFilltghee WIS
f1aca te5 in yesterdays Police Court for
vagrancy. II vagrancy means having nothing
to do, we think carrying round such name
constitutes snug business in itself. John had
letfcr anncaf.
, 1859-10-05

WANTED -Ey respectable
" Pro.e>.7 Won,n Situation ot Cook, Waller.
acd iaa ps.v.te family eithe. In city esuaty-
sae !estfsA snd hume Lest OF fsiscaets gwen a: py
II III tHtrc[s ct, c%.xS1
, 1859-10-05

TnE JAIL EscArAps--Yesterday morning,
Officers Kaufman and Williams, and officer Pc
tric, arrested Henry c. Hoffman, tue catt1e-thicf
escaped from the Jail, at q private house in the
West Division. In one room they found an
empty bed, and under it the beef-stealer, who is
noY safely ipcarcerated.
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ssaERxEg:S SALES.

By virtue Of suniry writs cf NenditiOni Expo !
mas and Fieri Facias issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Cambria county and to me di
rected. there will be exposed TO public sale, at
the Court House, in the borough Of Ebensburg,
on Saturday, the 2d day Of April next, at l
o'clock p. NJ,
All the right, title and interest Of James Ross
Of, in and to the following described Real Estate
to wit
No. IA tract Of land situate in CIcarfcll
township, Cambria county c.ntaintng 400 acres
and l34 peIchcs, more or less, warranted to
James Byers adjoining lands Of Joseph Jones on
the south, Peter jones on the west, about seven
ty-fve acres cleared, having thereon erected
heWed leg house an a catln barn, IN the posses
sion Of Andrew Kopp, hewcd log house and
cabin stable in the possession of Valentine Glass
No "A tract Of land situate il C!earheld
township. Cambria county, warranted In the
name Of William Jones, containing 406 acres
I ard 1874 perches. adjoining James Harris on the
/ SOUTH on the west land of Todd's executors and
M'Dcrmitt s. M'Guire, and James Burns. on the
/ north Adam Jones ard others, (uuimproved)
No. 3.-A tract of land in Clearteld township,
Cambria county, warranted to Adam Jones, con-
! tanning 200 acres more or less. adjoining on the
! north William Jones. on the west James ByerS,
and on the eGst lands in the possession OF Andrew
! Kopp. (unimproved.J
ALSO-Ali the right title and interest Of David
/ Brawlay, of, in and to piece or parcel OF land,
/ situate in Cambria township, Cambria County.
adj lining lands OF Rces 5. Lloyd. Alexander NJ
/ Wicker Bernard M'Gar and others, containing
2.5 acres more or less, about 100 acres of which
are cleared, hitving thereon large two story
stone house, with brick back building thereto
attached, and bank barn now in the occupau-
/ cv uf the said David Brawcy. Taken in EXecu-
ton and to be sold at the suit of Johnston Moore,
surviving partner of the late firm of S & J. Moore.
ALSO-AlI the right, title and interest cl
! Edward Jones. OF. in and to piece or parcel OF
land sithnte in Blackjack township, Cambria COun