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, 1859-02-24
Mexican Aff.lirs-Eftcct Of the Presi-
dents Specini Message.
[Spt:ial pIapatel tn the n. i. Timfal

MAkHla11OSs Etus ", 4.1ss
Dr.. Jose ". Smith, of Acapulco, has arrived
hero from Mexico With highly important dls.
patches. and is stopping at W,liiard's Hotel.
ia now ready for the field with six Thousand
men, if be had arms aud ammunition. lie
converaes freely AMI frankly relative to 1G lirs
in Mexico. He brought home the report Of the
Hon. " ". ChurchwelI, of Tennessee, the ape-
cisl Agent of the Uaited States, who went to
Mexico two months ago to ascertain the condi-
ton Of affairs there.
The general feeling among Tbs best Informed
it, that the Liberal cause is lost forever and the
supremacy Of Francs and England established
ia Mexico, unless the Government OF the United
States acts Immediately. Eineseen-t -tHentieths
Of the people are, with the Liberals, but they
a:a without the capital, and have no srms aud
ammunition to make their power eftectust. It
is Believed fully that q recognition by the Unit
ed States would give the Liberal Government
moral support, such as would lead E,,glund in
mediately to abandon her Intervention Tor the
Church party In that event the Liberals would
have little difficulty in disposing Of Mramon,
and the only remaining trouble would be in
shaking I'll the Influences of France and Spain.
Miramon YVES resly preparing to march on
Vera Cruz, but the expectation IVES that his
force would be pretty well e1h usted, if not cut
to pieces, before he arrived there.
The general sentiment in Congress relative
to the Presidents Special Messsge on Friday,
is disgust at its additional aud remarkable evi.
dencn Of bis imbecility and fear Of s"oulderipg
the responsibility belonging to the Executive
Its immediate practical effect is to reduce con-
stderablF the numDer Of those who were dis
posed to vote Tor the passage of the thirty mil.
lion bill
, 1859-02-24
Marshal Pine, Martin and Col. Little.
Rich Scene.

n. l..
WASHINGTON. Feb. q. la:a.
A,ich scene occurred here last evening. The
readers Of the 7imet are awsre that D. B. Martin
has been exposing certain frauds on the pa,t Of
Pine, United States Marshal for Northern illinois,
JOHN r. Little WAS dispatched to this city to enter
Pines defence MARTA was informed By several
members Of the Cabinet that Little was very abu-
sive Of him. He, in return, on Friday, published
Littles letter recommending him {Martln) in the
highest terms. List evening, just as Martin Was
leaving his hotel to i'll an eng segment with Gen
Jefferson DaSis, lie Was arrested By officer R-y-
nods with search warrant issued upon the oaih
Of Little, that Martin had in his possession ya1ua-
bic papers distracted from the Marsla1's Office
and belonging to the Government. Martin sur.
rendered, when his pockets we're searched. The
officer tlcn proceeded to Martins room, accom-
panied By Little, where they read all Of Martins
private correspondence, including letters from his
wife. II. 8 Fitch, E>q son Of Senator Fitch, was
also present and 1eadlhg MJEtih's correspondence.
The OBJECT appear to be t. ascertain lie names
Of tho pl rites engaged in having Pine removed.
Alter careful reading Of Martins letters the
parties proceeded 10 the room OF Mr. Chandler,
particular tricpl Of Senator DungIas, aud there
ovcrhauled bis private correspondence. --o,dly
warrant was procured AID sent to New York for
tue arrest Of Little on Charge oil perjury. He
having left the afternoon train for yDur city,
requisltion will he seut ior him TO morrow. Ialso
learn that officers Reynolds and ferguson will be
arrested on charge Of corruption. Several dis.
tingQished gentlemen are Interesting themselves
in tue matter, and there is no telling whele it
will end.
, 1859-02-24
Fe1's0as<zE ;. 3,ed .Eooil> =

= @aesS ,G-0fv xs~o1
Bettina Yon Arneip t1e -b;,a f.;..
snd writer of con,1dar,h,. ,o,. I'D Of Goethe,
On the eosh Of Janusr, ;nh, :, died at Berlin
age. .7sd year Of her
Mir ps-,.,.
terfat, for HI. t, ee ,hes in Nashville for ms-
h,,, h.,, 49,. s1os0 ,phy Of General Jackson.
d.v, h. d;.,,~,. ,ccessful In tvo or tbrea
the mere c..~. ed such n,aas Of matter that
$3.50. -,ying involved IN expenditure OF
"A sevsrs attack appears in the Savannah
1ts0sbliean on renegade Northern Professor in
rie Georgia state University, named Lee, for.
merly Of Buffalo. Mr. Lee Ii anxious to have
tho South reopen the slave Hade. and il writing
II sae papesa about it. Tbs Repudlscan goes It
him mentully.
-Ane aacs saas tas name of FRANKLIN Pierce
ts suggested ~ q probable nominee of the
Charleston Convanticr IN The x.v.ras+ .or,.,+
~, pa.h...~,. - ~. so'"su'
Va oHsuSosa oomana1uanon 1nRs could be in
agsned, says Prentice.
Saw. The p,H,. <,..nu uv
oaua'o 0'"1"e' Aes'eroay'
q "oman ABOUT rs years OF age, once beautiful
and respected, and the wife Of former mer-
chant on Main s,-sst "a, ..nt n ~ p.,,;...,;.
~t ~ so''nN0'
s,.1- ~ 'asRsos' Hes career Of dissipation has
ooa4lg oraEged her down to the 1eTel Of the vii.
, 1859-02-24

~4 Uou6 Aas O56AQ DaCkS Iuts
We lave already noticed the uitbdraya,
of the Cincinnati Commercial from the support
OF Oouglas- His New Io1k organ, the Times.
has also tarncl him a cold shoulder. Tho .1;
tile giant is losing friends by his late truck-
ling faster than be ever made them 1.y lis
former opposition. TO the Administration
Even the New York Tribune which contr;1.,,
Cd 70 much towards Lis reelection shows
signs Of dropping him.
We copy an article from his New Yor1, or.
gan, the Times, of Monday 1ust as follows.
.ea:;S MASIEn-A LEADER Douglas !, n
ean1faate lof tbe Presidency, and in thai cnnocitr
pHonaoly hnds. or fancies, it nccesxary to d. !,
Etod many shings repngnant to Lis own i1drnart
-,a,ulaI'y enough, LIE desires to maintain lie
e.shaoing shg as Dtmocat, and to sigualize Lis
w o1y a~css " shat We canno: help regarding as
"a Tue E1ecut1Fc. Party di>rinlinp wa ~.
aware, Is relentless iynut-ncr.,]e,s IN W. "v''
portion 10 its injustice aud tile rnorc cYc,;nn ~
1als more and more into tue hands Of i ,.s,a' ~
aoa tue tase. Mr. Buchanan il Just now what 1t :,
ny nSatomafy u style tile ''ofica1 heaf.' of f,e
,nt,"na aIe 81 'anS that is IL ray, lie has ,le
yes to coerce the party into sub.cYiencr ~, ~
- ~ interests. Lie couirrls its orRaniz1 1tion.~
" satFes out ihose who do not obe7 his i,hcS,z
.aaa e&pects to hase the power, through its m.
t,eee:,,:u fety 1rge!y 70 control the cleo ion Of
+n"s nesases 70 the Iiext National Convention. All
suese Constitute powerful ptrty reasons why
t!'A1or t,;a Dapgs2s should be anxious nainsain
~ tMs'uoh u member, in good aud regular
xation. o'sa1'-
bat Ar. Douglas should understand that
"efIol % Il ia. party discipline ia pever,heleas
not everything, ,-and that his PRINCIPAL hold
upon the confidence Of Tho couutrT and the ~.
xa.d o. ms people has been won by The inde,
lenaent e1ereiae Of his own iudpment sos;nst
.ae o'eta1ion Of the Prcaideut Ind n. ,sss."
anh;.ra1 ssJ y peralIing the reputation be- thn.
ehanan, indorsing hi. mont eussl;en,t,1s' ~ ~
aud eager to comply with his most e1rrayarsns,
and absurd demends. No man kuor. go.
shau he the FOLLY aud The wickedneas q,
tho Thirty Million scheme,-yet be support,
It. No man understsnds more lhofouoh.
u the lack Of nerve and Of executive
vlgor sought to bo covered mp BY The demands
Of the Special Message.-yet be is for con.
csd'nR those demands 70 their fullest extent
nna,eFer may be its effect upon the party lead.
IT. tos easy acquiekcsnce Of the Senator from
4'luole wall not increase the confidence of the
Soansry at large in his statesmanship or {ortify
rsaes. ~ esase Of ihlsindependeocs. Aud it ID TO b
an;n.t ."t.ea saas he should thus throw axay Tho
stpp..euo1J of placing himself at The head oi
ta..s scu'nG IL IRON the inbecile hands and con.
Aosea connsels into which il hss faljen Ths-a
,S ho.sr "es time when il needed risa md
po'o Aeaaesahip more than 1t the present m.
.,,..riv 10 no nan can fail to see shatit has Lost,
a1ss11y and forever. ali contuence in ths psi
dent, and that its spparent acouie,e,nc. :; -.
policy il due simply 70 tbs fset ths. Il hs. p's ne
other. - ua1 no
, 1859-02-24

4 PERFECTLY TRIUMPHANT
REMEDY
foh ALL DISEASES ARI>ING 2 FROM
VI A l. A II I.A;
Particularly rHvNu l a1~

Particularly FEVER and AGuu.
chiis aa a9d ID N ysvtf aad III 5'.ta'e, ai.lns o shaa
taFga II ss s;f H. ttsss<' & r ss
ton Of the sysem i: aTeea.s .1e ii 1sse aS
tata 70 e1a Resder yen desffa t. n pefto5 c.;
to-: e:s &C. sa s: zee aaiy Il ~ 3s:s: ;s: III 4
n,esRa MANN sss1.e 6 Gill; n ~ S.ss1 4 ~
A. hsas sas. sapss1oF 5 9 e ~
cheeEfuly recommend Il = voxthf i6u xF.ss 1.o ~
Ve0 truly soazA RICHARDS TH}aAs.
Te the su9eset1 Of ohrt fe7er and asues eseeffai,
10 b. Msons asao sai..n & ,eatt5 t3 ias e. e.
p.n three JeaI1 40 veil pleased With Il. .euedii viz
H. aypTA.les md 90 eulss Sroas ms mS
u isa.te kaosasds- Of ibis COMPOUND resoaaaaa1sd
n. HAoKEDoM D.A
,oal III bs.s e. S:e ~: az: ~
Dss.ao. 10 nj: .sip I'D os1as u ee o.
"a ID nj es.s sa!s F1id, sS,,
's7Sr ~ soat aaa' '''fait faiitiaAa
yeaE u a. Ba;.. ss ers Of
' ~ TYTle efs Ps,.tei.n i 1s,fx I'D a1s S,a!. 1s1s
,,roo,o Lfcxinia. Michigan. Juue IL ,sSs
,Nk<e ~ o. 4 MASN CO., Gallon Ghin -ESEk.s
Ih..: ~ ~ h.s hAysfr severn "a nth. bern ca:
l4rEe family 1ho .ne nenasn, axue. = G. a.d
fSt t shsE r. h.ss he woo trs
to eals uatl used yoa- Agle B,laa:. LAVE nons
thook CT had rtlca~ at vcf sncr lin 49, nevtt
haye aoec assd ths third bottle sAye no1 aen oas
th1 & thai viii never Eail. "eus' - - Aae onQ
| YoUks trnlf. II weon
| ak- MANN d co., P,o,ts,or.. c.,,on n
| O. J. WOOD Co. Rt Lnufa Nv ac,e whc,.s.,
AEents fcr II the we.teso SAFES and T.rratnnes III
| SoIA b. all rood tFu.xtaA ~ ~-'4tNotasi Itni ,Ala
, 1859-02-24
1Qe Ohio River 1In.

Tho Cincinnati Commercial Of the alst. s.ys
that there il Good III the river unxuroas,aa
slnoe 1883. All the tributaries are On swell.
and much damage il beisg done. 4 riss Of four
.ses moro Will food the O. 4 n. 3. B, Depot aud
0As works. Cosi boats and lumber haye been
s~eps on and in Mil cfesk Valley The garden-
srs have suffered severely BY ipjur, to hot beds.
and families sre removing 10 higher oronnd.
tlslnos Friday the river has risen dttsen fset
, 1859-02-24

In adjourned meeting Of the bondholders,
creditors and shareholders of tho Chicago. st.
Paul aud Fond do Ltc Railroad Company, will
b held at the otice Of the Company on Tues
day. as IL O'clock, to hear the report Of the
committee appointed st the meeting On Tuesday
iszt 1t IL understood that the COMMITTEES, COM
posed OF tkree from eaeh inherent, have united
upon plan Of reorganization, which, while gin
ing the aecuriies their relative positions in the
order OF claims, enables the atockholdera to
avaii Of auy ralue which may accrue to tho
road above its mortgage debt, and at the sume
time provides for the amount necessary to com.
plete The road. The euiire debt under tue new
Arrangement, including the money required for
completion, will be t6, 5000, aud The unsecured
dsbt and stock il to be cspitallzed in new stock
above this, in the ratio Of rs psr cont On the
for~sf md 90 par can't On tho latter.
, 1859-02-24
Boundaries of QreEeu.

lhe error arpears to be current that the bound.
ares IT the new State Of Oregon are coincIdent
With those Of the former Territory. Even the
Philadelphia Inquirer, noted or its accuracy, gives
1he 1'ml's as reaching from the Pacific to tue
Rocky Mountains, and from The 10th to Tie 42I
parallel Of North latitude, an area OF 227 600
square miles, only fraction less than that Of Tex
as. The error is material. The act Of Admission
defines the boundaries of the State to he the ocean
on tue west. the Columbia River to its intersection
WITH tue 4Gth parallel, and that parallel on the
NORTH the Snake River to the nf1luenre Of tie
U@jhee, aud line due south from that point on
tie east, and the 42d parallel on ,he south.
i, LIE area thus designated covers a ttitie moro
19an half Of Oregon Territory +; in square miles
aooat ll5 coo surface far exceeding that Of any
81 the Older States Jet falling rery much short ct
1he extent either Of California Or Of Texas Kan
gleater By 900 square miles, than that ior Ore.
, 1859-02-24


The people Of this quiet place have been
shocked by one of the most inhuman acts that
has been committed among civilized people for
many years. Between the hours Of one and two
O'Clock, A. NJ, Feb. 18th, msu bY the name of
John 4. Woodman. resident Of this village, and
boarding at the hotel kept by L. Robertson, was
taken from his room b.. eaod Of rowdies,
blacked up in Disguise, and dragged to the door,
kicked in Tho head, taking Of part Of his scalp,
With tho heels Of their boota. They then put
him into pung, carrying him three miles into
the woods, and then pulling cut all his hair,
cutting him almost TO ocash IN most unmerci-
:nl manner, then painted him red aad left him
to periah in ths snow without anything Of any
aaoant Of clothing 10 protect him. Altar :
spacs of time he found that he could walk, and
went some distance to the house Of Elijah Teb-
belts, where be was we'll cared for until morn.
ing. Bis friends Of the village brought hir,
home in the morning, v here be is we'll cared
for BY 0Es. Lamson aud Bonny.
DE-. J. 2. Sweat, Richard H. Bean. John n.
Weeks, Z%ehariah Miller and Joseph Miller were
arrested BY Sherids Sean and BeAn, and brought
before Eli u. Bean, Justice Of the Peace, aud
they gare 81 900 bail each, to appear 1T Paris at
the March term Of tho Court.
, 1859-02-24
Flour! FLOUR!

WE HAVE CONSTANTLY IN STORE
w I'm our own Hills AID upon CorA8cmeut,
Flour Of al grades particularly choice IRA lea Il Wht
Winter Wheat f1our from Wla:o2En and Southern I'LL
Ctr dsaerz and sons1msra b ruled &C allty
and pfce Ani orders from TIN country pro otty hed
By NJ. uf6cc and 5loEe. 276 south Water street
iaa cl4 HAWKINS t. CHAPMAN,
, 1859-02-24

Ar The New York Tribune Of the 18th SAYS
thas ut. Moran has given the Hudson River
Road notice that he will consider tho compact
At An end, unless that road shandona certain
allowances, DC, which theY are making.
, 1859-02-24

Tze par Manage from The Pr<fident-D -Dougtas
Tpautng F1unk*y to Buchanan and Hants-
The Illinois L1Ece Squabble, etc.
, 1859-02-24

.,dyTUr ssr7r1v7
Theee EuMs rersovel
fr,m M w1tsm rnanI1,i .
inr il thnir nt1t,s' = |
EEAhy Tow oI 04ts n3l4-,
ot2tln4 tho stomach,
eattLnx sood 70 NxcN
veil. Daf,lfy! NJ M
, 1859-02-24
Sa6 A4VER 1NV19oRATOR
r7IFARKD 81 Or sANrorn
C0MPOUHpRD RYTlpKy,v VHn@ c

00.@S
aoV before The puhl]c
} f3n.,t,.s,r-..
! in srre cnrs Hsss;nlep ~ ! : ~4
} Wc1t,nt ua.' ~ .CaAe-
,vanistIr. ~ na . Btr
>-ae@sn-
d. Only ore bos.l.!,,--.,
lem ~ ee.ota oas o! p, he1y.
I ana liz 1IS H. ;. .! lmeal
'os -" Aaeh
i IssnA.S"s s.Haaas Nsn lM
. ,Raiiowss sss - .Ges9 esS@ y
i ,coIor 10 X. .z.s@N -
: - "A-a so1 ~
i o,e dc,e tat., .ho,.
J sume beeofn ezsfn~ 80.
tytxoe to the annttfft s,%
I nakca ths {cnsf n s,...s 4
= well,
Al
Vae dora c;tenrsosAA
'sA9a IL Il vcr.s ;orm
? etHuHni ,;nrvnt.t., -
, 1859-02-24

" An ACT 70 1xDKMN1Tr THk SfAfK OF ILLdxola
AGAINST LOIS OR LlAKiLIfY By RKASoS or THx 4
UNLAWFUL FuAptS1 or CANAL hDKtrxp-
Eeaab
, 1859-02-24
TRIPP, HALE, & co.
General Patent Office Depot.


fI1HE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE TO
L. Inform the public keoeraIy. that they hAve opened
thelf Office 1t the above place for The r kAnsactou ofA
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BuBkNEa3
u their aim TO keep hand u ii dmea for exhba.
ton and aale ~ large variety u posubc Of patented
Articles Of the Latest md most useal Inventions: md heJ
VII take Heat pleasure n recei! !in{ vihto13 Who E1y
wish to examine ther azc!eA whether With I view ol
Purchasing or not.
The Office u thrown open u the headquarters u tuYeo-
tors who may Wish 70 dispose ofthe Improvement; md
the propeto7 invite inventor and A11Aos
70 ca upon them It their pleasure. Pateais obaa!ned
new inventions reasonable se1x Aod with the least
Soskhle delay. The underlined viii keep thoronxhty
posted up In all the Issued u Washington and
VII receive and sell commission ali ctAases Of p1efi
andpatened articles toFetner With individual County or
Slate rights and tell the aaue. Care VII be taken
70 rece7e patented article kht for sae that not
posessed Of genuine merit: It being the purpose Of the
fmto maintain character worthy the entlre eoua
Of Ill who win purchase new AMI useful improve
ueQt& TRIPP. HALEk CO.,
No. 100 Lake Street,
Wm Joue1 No. 81 summer 8, Boston: ?. Il Held /
Co.. k1by u. Boston James ~ H2Ie MIlk st. Bostoa;
Bowen Rso. Il Lac &, Ohicako: T. p 1Ilnan %.
1a5 South Water s. Chlcasn; Hoy Ferre 80 efAts
e.. Chlcaso; l. J. AaIphJ, Buzlinston, "; J. rEtpp,
Albany. n T.; hlran Peck. Albany. n T.: Charles VFp-
MAu. 6Jracuse- N. 7. no9 b4s2r1y
, 1859-02-24

Miraculous Termin Destroyer,
For the Destruction Of
Rats Mice, mo1es, Bugs, Mosquitoes,
1toaches, Pleas, Moths, Garden
Insects, Ants, dc.
THE CHEMICAL PREPARATIONS
tao.n under tue ahoys tisle for tie hat = yeArs
h1ouxhout Europe. where they hav- met Th ilt11n
Pha;t aaseesa hsye .sealred tot tser Inventor aud
nsSr; s L, q kusH I, rf.nsa Aps;ta hs Queen q x
621onJ. Ac: aa1 Il America tl-r et6leacy kxy been
endorsed By The DHectuss OF Public Inatitptio1s and
the approval Of numerous private citizens that they tra
the onl! remedies IN the world lu.e exteraa1s 81
MeJer's miraculous Presars:lons destroy Tie unvel
come tntttders without mercy. and never fA4 His IT
has hronkht 1th 70 ilooB Of them In The world aui
om this daJ the NAtchEoed Of al house epetI eY-
chants ahlp oEneEs and hasbauduen will ~ "No mora
yrrrti1."
Depot Of the in1sntar and proprietor,
Jo8EPH MEYER. Practical Chemist
612 Broadway. New Yo1k,
General Aeens far TIE unlsed etates ana oaasdax
FREDERICK V. RCeaToa DFgRffh III RfoadHaJ
-w-se!i by BooKRa PHILLIPS / CO. nd Q r.
FULLER 60. de30 bSd5 6n
, 1859-02-24

Fine China,
LIME DECORATED Nd RICHLY GID

.&- Cd Dinner 8.{1.
11as dsc1z4ed and t,shiy dlaed r. eet.
beautiful decorated Vases Motto 0up5 Oolozue4 Tets
Te:e SetA Card Bfke$a ke OF syeFY description, &nd
VII hs sold Te7loN n l. JAEGER Coz io3 Like It
, 1859-02-24
.-AlisfellQufous::::

GREAT WESTERN
LEATHER AND HIDE STORE,
BL.dCKBUR.a" RROs.,
2ol aud 2o3 South Water Street,
CHICAGO. Ill.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED IN BOND
our ntss lnTolec for the Je2-, 1t
FRENCH KIP and CALF SKINS,
AND BOOT FRONTS CRIMPED,
For the Spring Trade,
DIRECT FROM THE PARIS MANUFACTURERS.
os. " nai e. ssk
aad coming f5f15rd laEs. ss:sFtneot oi - 1<'~>
soLE LEATakR or TIE BEST TANNAGfe,
YAK 4nd HEAL00z UPPER KIP and CALF,
LIHlNoA LAsrs and FINDINGS.
Which vii be sold II the 1otosxs marks pric<sby
BLACKBURN BROS,
Attheir LfATHER AND HOE STORE, -, aa, South
#4tef 5tFee1 test OF Wetts st1set hr 3sc) CAleaxo
use4R R-1As h4shs' market price Hsia Ii 0s;h seF
T EATHERl R!!-
HRsr oLAss CALF AND ZIP s11ns
tuEs received
DIRECT PRO i FBAndEi
-r-
4 HI e 8 KELLY l. CO..
24S......-......LAKk-ST..
Qhleasp, IL.
Who keep constantly on hand ths la,xeh s4ock of
Leather and Findings
10 oe found IN the Wet Also. aarKe stock Of erpe1nf
LEATHER aad INDIA RUBBER BELyIEa.
An ct the abova vii be sold yr1Y Low for caah or m
proved paper. JAHE8 KFLTY + "a ~
oci6 ly-bl97 rs IAkc ktreet nes- the Rrfd-r
, 1859-02-24

WATER-PowER At MOLINE.
Tho impression is very general that in this State
We have no valuable wator.power, but this errone-
Gus idca is being fast dispeI}ed. TIE Fox river Is
one sefifs Of rapids frpm the State line to its
mouth, where it pours its accumulated power
has an extensive Tatcr.powcr at various points ;
but here at Moline nearly the Hhole Mississippi
river can be made to do duty, forming poxcr
second only 70 that Of the Niagara rirer ut the
Falls. At this point is the head Of Rock Island,
an Island which is three miles long, Terminating
Island Riirn3d brtdga. This island is No .oft mud
deposit, liable to be swept Cd by the first 1ood,
but Of rock belonging to the Hamilton group Of
Limestone, into which the clauuel Of the river Is
cut below the overflow Of its banks Compare
lively little Of this poger is used. but more exsen-
amount Of stone is being qaarried to make the
necesanry dams aud wings. The whole length OF
the island can b. used for this purpose. where
saw-ns, grist-mills, woo!en and cotton factories,
as well as the making of agricultural implements,
must be pnt into operation on large scale. Pine
into lumhcr, while wheat from Iowa il milled and
shipped East. There Is one paper mill in opera
ttou. aud another now building. But what is
the most Interesting to the farming coHmupity-
Is tue pow n1annfactory Of Mess1s Deere CO.
Tue history Of the plex ia our State is one Of
|
liar With the progress Of its improvement toe the
past twenty years will require no apology for the
space that may be occupied in this letter In no.
lice of these works, In the summer Of 1889 we
purchased Of ,A<abel Pierce, Of Chicago, oql fzzt
PIow. The share was a three eornefed piece OF
boiler Iron OF what was called a plox mold, the
mold boafd was made of strip iron, no part Of it
vas expected 70 sconr, aud in Justice to Mr Pierce
i Was = good IL mol better plow than could be
had at that time in my other shop in the State.
At that time every common blacksmith xTs
plow maker. the farmers often putting On tbs
xood-Work themselves. It is not necessary, nor
have NC time to giEe history Of the improvement
OF tie plow- We all know what beautiful imple-
ments We hare, and bow much they add TO the
Ealac Of our prairie soils, without which farming
would be an unpleasant task. But We intendedto
give some idea Of the manner Of working our
modern clippsr Of which erery farmer feels proud.
j, To show The extent Of this shop 70 viii girc
the number Of p'o1a made in tifsy weeks, elo1ing
Ut le. 1865, whteh il lo,44s; over 5000 Of
balance breaking, douh1e Kieh,axa. eos4 sad
, 1859-02-24

90 AND VISIT TIE FRENCH CHINA
~ 1nposaam Of 1. JApaER 90, Ho IN LAks
keek b&8sl0 QAkk - p1aFtuak
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF JEFFER-
son, at Five Years Credit
BY ALFRED BOULIGNY,


THURSDAY, April FL, 1859, at I2 O'Clock
NJ at Banko Arcade, Magazine street. auction will be
sold ' " -
SQUARE No. So containing eighteen lots and bounded by
Conssi tnople. Marengo, Pitt AZ Prytana streets
SQUARE No. So containing twenty lots and bounded by
Constantnople Amsterdam, Pitt and Pry tania streets.
Onehalf Of square No. 26, containing twelve lots and
bounded by Magazine Camp Austerz Constantnsple
streets.
Square No 49, containing two lots bounded by Taylor
Austerliiz. Prytania and Perrier streets.
81 ERMs AND CONDITIONS One fourth cash, balance
atl and years in notes bearing per interest
from date until maturity and after
Acts of sale before TIL. o. Stark. ala
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FIVE LOTS NEAR THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT
BY j. B. WALTON,
AucrJoSEEa-10fce M IN Rank Place

Nal UAOAt, Apr1l IT, 1S5D, At IL O'CLOCK
~ ~. at Banks Arcade, will be snd-
FIVE LOTS OF Or ~ ND in square No 47s. Themps MS
tnow Willow Felicity and Clara measuring eachIos
Nos and 73l fee inches front Melpomene street
BY irregular DEPTHS from LII fee inches and lines feet
inches and lines.
Lot No Joins the above, snd 81 10 inches
Ard lues front Mep street, 50 feet inches
lines on The line 81 feet inches and line the line Of
t 70 and % feet inches and lines depth and front
Martin fnow WitloV street.
TERMS-One fourth cash balance In the notes of the
purchaser TO cir order at nix, twelve and eighteen
MONTHS In equal instamens bearing asd
cent eventual interest," with special
erty sold until final payment.
Acts Of rae before Walter Peters, ESQ., notary public
the OF the IN chssefs, - xi2t ID
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Mt FOR the BENEFIT
ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINlEN Mt FOR The BENEFIT
"a of The orphans Home, Fourth District.
The Annual for the Rene6t of this Institution
will re held on the evenings of TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY and FRIDAY the 18th, 18th, 14th and 18th
insis,, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The frsr Home and all who feel interested FOR the
Orphan sre earnestly invited to attend all 1t