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, 1859-07-12

III 4fTtfH
ptomt..Fy sss.s n.ais ~ Afed E. WurA payable the
7mouni!n. In the to ihs Of aIn<t+en lhup.
<nc hve hahf 1nt tNenty are dnar which were
scctntdby erftan ntenur tv II aar ~ tet.
ts.i by kx ks4 Alrtd 7. an4 EI1sp~fh h. xft
Of Chxo, L, The aad J. Masrhai 1au1 Ut BeyAerr in
New Jsr,<y. 1atei the 'ahi itsh DAY of AiiEu.t b.
ISL. ia With IL .pHat.d that II default .hnll H.
Tide tn payment nf t IT, nT +.theF u thefn
ssp7!sy k4fttn tha sho1lt bscpae dug and pay.,-
bic thu then lb& wha~ ecure by aid uoe s1u1t
THEREAFTER It the optcn Of The sad - Aafsaa Iaui tbs
lastv u tho ason1 pat IN Aald norts, kseuEns nI,a-
*sfna1 tas :aiT mo and pes.. have h<+n BY
ths&d Nlt.aa9 raul! la!T a..t1ne .n1 ., Vie
lh4 unt.rgne So<e d therefore hereby xtvxu That By
undersigned A~xnev. II the xLi nMstSaxrr viii o1.
ssy- The Asxrh Day af July aeat II o:tvk IN h~
!Tsn.h q tlsa day II tue nt'Eth tvts =
ao1ss Ia The city Of Ch:.*1 Cuox Gvuaty. Ehn.A re,
tred o s< II public suction s*nus ~ tue H. hret hid
er. the prtlsaes d HcIe tn xt Ru1faKt. aud thereby
mtsfEaxa With pnwer Of Hs'e N H44 debt. and t
ress And ineiras thsresa viz: Lss Lun4tr
and tNu ~ In husk nufaf faty 1o<, t<9j IL Ap4nt
srs AaaitIun 70 original town (now cay} u Ghrako
And a. n,snl<r fh1ts- tl,t II Bskaa4t4s j steFs
sut.!1 tn of sse aE Vt the nUthss.x qua11sr Of
Eanxe fourteen. "a, IT the thri rrinSM mxdd.n
and III the rtst znd equity 1T r.ls1nt4ah Vt .t utts
anil wife elrin. \ dts ii fee will b. the pu,tha
rer Of s-Lt A+lr. Sa ur:axe recurled in H.. ks,x
tFS Of took County Ia sok No. - Of mortsaxes IL
rags l3A Ind tho ut thse Ia huE rs " 'i.<s,.
laxs ~. ELjXAAETH +. u lI&>t,N
*ln>Ei fAtL. Atlsh<es,
AArarE TAFT A.Kna, .sftnr,e5a,
, pats4 jAn~ IL l1nS... fesatt t6e
, 1859-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS lTE,dH.

Stow SPorrs.-A singular performance oi
the wind is noticed on the Hillside near Monte
Crlsto air currents strike suow-drift. aud
piercing it, catcf, the dry flakes, bringing them
forth md rising in the shape of water-spouts ut
sea. Frequently, a number Of the spirals form
aad unite ut height Of from thirty to fifty feet,
whea they separate and fall like wafer sprur.
This phenomenon, willie it resembles the wafer
spout as perfectly as could be. is more astonish-
markatle order. Of natural wonders.-Sie,ra
California; 'CitiStn.
LIFE IN vExlcE.-The following is an extract
OF: letter from IN English gentleman ut Venice:
i've are in q: comfortable state here, truly: q
French fleet toutside-proclamation inside; stat
ing that al. the smallest symptoms Of ihsurrec-
ton, tue city will be subjected to FIRE and sword
and that any body ringing church bells, war-
ing Tag, or making q signal Of any kind, will
be Immediately shot, without the formatity Of a
trial The excitement find 10 be most excel
lent thing for r sluggish liver-it beats calomel
"a. j.: .:
AR. DELxoSr ABno4D.-Xarptr's Wettly has
4 funny pictorial illustration Of the effect Of
General cass's 1nanitestoes on the rights of for
etgn born American citizens.s Mr. Belmont, our
late cAdrge to the Hague, is represented Us ven
turing to visit his native town in Germany,
where he is captured, compelled to shoulder
arms and march under the orders OF some fear-
fullookiDg soldiers, one or whom points 4
bayonet at the august person Of the distin-
guishel dip1omatist and banker, in d way which
is best fitted to quicken his forward footsteps,
ME. belmont appears in the picture to be more
than usually chopfpllen and .morose, haTng Just
been served by General Cass, in reply to de-
nlaod for protection, with copy Of the Lec1erc
and uoter letters. o. :.
, 1859-07-12
EDWARD MAR

un 4o1 Aafy q. N11tp, bis N!tt Of the CITY nf
- the Comfy Of Cnnk and state nt n!nois nAie
Esesl = I1a. OF ths prst4es hereinafter j, sesib<d
taGk as!c the ee.ena dsy u Aukast. 4. ls IL *.
sst inc ftnt IT sixteen cetain prou.orv Na~. l,n
n4 eseh OATS with sasch rss and thsprIn n. n
.lzt91 bJ the mid Elv4ra Martin aud nsya.!x to
VI 1ohn Noble. AMI respectively parable Il Tho
~: :aoe On the 18th dsy u september ,s3A fvr
~ ~ w. % nts !ssn tay e Deee ahss Ia ~ 1;s vna
~ H. a Ut 81 March lsa6 for $50 nar % The it4h ,v
49, tas e!sss: oAe ~ ths &sh asy VI Sxrtrttf
~? %e sa8 one on The 18th das " Hset7,rzr is:& fr
K Fl - y. !sta DIV u March, lss. ktF a oue cn
ssss III aas ts -: s s t o.: q r. u
~. hF eeo Sns In the ss lav 1t Nasxh 1sa f1r
fhe lwh tay Of >es. 5<r l:s fr aS. ma m ~. ith
pesenher. la fr 4l0; ~ae- o. ths l@h .I.s ~
kA f1r &lAt; 7sd Tbs .<fh tar nf jEns
-. iot !1tre Ihouzanl pui~s-. which rid dad II
nn - ~ asd @ I sur reeofc n tho crsr. trr "f Iuyk
~, H'Sx o. p~-IA, Ansp ~ An ~Lervas Ie
IN ~. eeea ma4ie Ia tho payment ths 81 IL
~.EV aNss 1nnve merthned anl Juhn Nut.x tbs I-.rl
SsnF nf s1eh aos.A ass Applied 10 .slt liz
r. as .Ha Go& !sei uentsa~ Sn~. thesvf,se n.sgv i
@ Hxen at "a pntsane of The power v--trl IL uss
~ re Nd okd Of trust Axk the lnh rt.v AZ inI.
j. !sa6 u TN O'Clock IN fntee1yn nf fass l.
uoIth door Of Tie toufT hu~se In tbs Nj div of In @
~ p4hile A.' ta The hxhrst hder tur cs.h ,As IL
ewak pitN o. parcel Of tan d, vi = ln n.n
~ nosn Aatse fourteen ~, ca.t he H. I'd rnnt
s"htalsrE fftecn d tt an,t .t,i
~ IN the st toshlJ 1t Ia tuxg4hrt so m ,i tn
guar w PttFu. GO and appuxaaLc,a ,tetepn hejon,n
ard Al right md equity It re,iembran It ,e sa. Mn -
A"t3n his hairs Of .-gn. tter~in ev frrn IN J"wTr
f-h.,~n Inn. ~, ,a.o a1Hs-ANE Goupk1cia, rnAtee.
, 1859-07-12
Corporation RntMr8.


-. rEnI cInI7 os7t-1, chtsxos July s. ls1-
set1eR hAEHty Ki.sa 10 al p&1soas loIa eHed.
y = os9sa s:}oces7 a77c!ae1 IN The C.on Conner
q t.aso to .:ss. e. sata of sxhtsen thau
tase a7;Hsni e4-.us tnazx upon tAs rsAI
II n as E,uth p.s. of s.i city. desz1sd benefited
HLn i1."s. AID p47lnz lhazbora street. ftnn Ra1
a.sas g., u U.S. M ttte;o IL. = + III 5{5es.
MAJ 7, E.h - t',sphaa- fsau SAID ASSESSMENT,
!, s1 s. a 1ar ~ ~ se7 os!oef r H.
ftsot ~ ~ uns to Stf4Asessn4E sni rry,ss ssa
cset5n tf aaRalt ~, ,sa;ae '~ "@'>A
lyams d. a. kREtsafISS. c1ry clrfs,
'' '''F ASSESSMENT EDLE.:: :,
4Seap9Ssd q y. R3 - - i4s1he Rsh pis,sn4 n
I3e Chk1<o de" htnt ttsd n!l1sK wafss an<t,
taFs1 ueafbEn Htee from Randolph street 10 NztIs.w
MEh The s7!u-s on AeF~of md ehs sums Of nCor
Asr Sps t<ueatx hJ ,6e Comui..ioaef
tsItry,L roNx Dr. cu1c4co
, 1859-07-12
SALE.-Stase Of ILL.,

MASTERS S.\LE.-State OF ILL
As1 ae!a Cook E,y-<trcult Cou,s of Cook coun-
ty-ln Csanc~1y E<tsst Van vlaek william, IL. sanp
Sur--Fet.tson for Ns<hahtcs' Lien.
uo e ntlts i Atrthr x.ve shst l. L. c. r.ins Fre<,
Mister Ia chaneesy 1t tuos cnnntT ststs Il lnps ~
p1Fsanos Of order ensss<t III eAd caus sell pub-
lie auction t The hl4het t!sE for e.h. Al ibe noh uoz
q ths ou,t Hons Ia tbs tty Ut Chl7*n oak Cuuesy
Aforesaid ghs hsiLtnk tsnetsux described In FetHtDn
Ia slid cause. bLk etzs.n d~uIsuk house SANDING On
that a1el u . <s'ass kaown - Lts sevEuttea s) ami
snt~n ISL In Block ntc t151. In ts fsnal Trustees
Subdivision ot tho wess hax ah1thA ~ Of The nu1h-
eaas quarter II S*e&oa Ses. uteen tn Township Thirty
line {zS,. Sorth K4axr kureen l, <asF IN cy ef
theae 8i>o. vi: sell In IKE naanef at the r:hs. title
and tesest Of Gha add 10 z ttt Ad paYr-i.
ct fxA etaie. sae T. 10 W tbs Nineteenth Ay July,
- D. i5o9, Il TN o'clock In the FORENOON r ad lav
L. z. PAINE FHEER
XA1asF tn CaAnrsTy Ennk County.
Chicago, June sJh. l3st. t.s9.tn.Es.l
, 1859-07-12

~ dtuure nf Mortgage bearing late tbs tth ay OF H.
eenh<r H. u. la e1etutet! br F. Fowef% af NrtF.
q pcwsn> u httk*r> 1lllanf% uort2aee% Kxe Fay
VI thik tlo, Aultspne. tie ..iI nt4 xas"rs 10 -
>uss The OF shr Of hundt, d vne ,!o
lan 4nd est secornx to the tenor AMI effect
y rn*asssoIy Nete atnto".tn sAi mortgage. beanrx
sta das~ thsrswh .1 parable three months lfter .i1ls
~ instet ~, :, s ss :" p<re e y, kTzat*d
w.. ~ ID ,sxns ~, toss., " .. M t:. ~ s..'rl
sc7s<1 - hoW 70 vii :-Let tuseE right '9i u thrs
number tetteen tlt, tn Vim. II. tnans AIttan 10 thx
Of Relshiee - plated Aha resl IN the otsee os
e Recorder Of sal4 Cnuuty. ~ I mortgage c.uians
f~ss 0! xle Of the Md nrt saxed pr nlls default b.
0a6e In the rGy1tere Of th+ nit thrfrr ,pnA H.
Ind was GUY aaknn~rxi feens1at a ha pIx Of the
Eseorse1 q said Count, of Be in kok Of V. saxeA
= Faxs % and Va. 6r for seL feu1 The I7th sr III
Deten'tet D. ta:. fef4~f having teea ma..e Ia ths
paJnstS Of tie rid sa Ut n<y 2a lntrxss ther-p str-
cnTd 70 L paid by x,d aaotxaxx nd tte sum cf $1i
ssh tt Interest Ii srtnn ten p+r cent ~
ahnon ffnaa u* "a dav os t~embe A. y. l1t., be!ns
Soslee y thefsf hereby thai b! vifsu< Of Tho
sa mortgage AMI the power n Es theren eatanel ihr
9l. e. &asHks. VII ~ h .h;rti~'h lay u
ss !!..s IL -, Y H. *ss 4 hee' In The oat,y e
aucn 70 the hlkhert tsx fur e2Ah The ld p!tcs It AID
h@Fea aeo7e dsscsxd and al the xht Aad equty sf ne
1smfsa4n OF ttt4 sal4 na1Et e. .sosa ihsrrtn.
Dated June 18th. tn. RICE FAT Mtftxsxee
FEE4H II WOOD, AHQfQSFh 1xe.-xtA7A
, 1859-07-12

4 SSES$MENT SALE. -:
- tHr Or N1cAoe. t'ol ectoR. OEee july &lsas
Puhlc n*s &C h<Eus,y ssen a-<F anil by Virtue Of
naM hi eG.'ens Il the tausary Sp<zial Term
&C rain 'utf ;hea real IN al Court i vhlrh she Dir
=" q lks tp 4 y iii" tae li2rtt Mhal Inxlcta 4ni
w. ,n% g.. 1,h M'et au1: q asA valn a.
'tes vt rut the Retrsrt n thx Ia tier
= r.: -. A@..*r = ~t warrant t"exther !th ~
tF VI y Ella our ihexVu - certified under tbs Aeal
4 -, t'"uL ,ha I'm Aur4y. tte tnt tay Of Aaxus,
~: ~: At o";hsx \ r. as ahe .SaEta da't Of The
~ p'c'n~e or Il e*s te hee4t asr de>bed IL The
ialonnf II The AAss.ent ins-rcs aau C.ts Jus c he
s'snv A. her naffeE II forth. to wtt: -:
y n:E.n me- 9: Br.tl: Desalptioa oratEal rovn of
chE as ;: 14t. NhastrK l. =: AMOUNT Of A..e.s-
hasM *-A-s9. 1aksnsst. e:sS-A Iast4, &c Tofak
Sal! A*e..Men, letts AL Clsts icing due ~ alxte
&@k4 oN tali L. ri ab dessxsnR fur Mall e Filling
ind tAsnk Ns.ktt Strut fth. Randolph .tst & IT, Laxs
ttfr-t- :, - A F. q NcELIER
34.a- NS EHr Collector
, 1859-07-12

~ o. CHICAGO. Jnhe -. I5H9
Nottcs 10 hereby given that the fap~nK Warrants n.
In = , hauds fir collection:
K!nz: stsrst fsom Hat4t .ttee1 to Caspsrter sre~,
M.t1an. -: w. west-t"t slde.ak -nuh ,Iie Of
Nar.ait M. ~! We.t-Eor .ad*walk On souih EI Of
c1Hai lot .se1ac f:cM tlnn' street n Halsei
Quincy RI 'n1i fti l.crs ns Of bs4
=, ~c4t III sectflE At!'ikn.
WaIr4nt NJ. ii: We>:-For sidewalk cn ea.t ,t.ae Of
Gr.n eef. frou, ack ees to Hurn stIrrt
Warrant No. III, W.t-F.r sidewalk on n,vth sl,te of
n!11sla street Trim af <auAee ssehue 10 WNd.trsf
W. rant Aa III. Wxnt--tvr sidewalk ca both stkAos
U h~n rEvrt ful Jefferson .SIs-t til Ha.seI .1sxxf.
ssfrst fNn llte sand aveuue TO Lpou!+ +ts%+
Nas7ant ~: ~ Wst-Fo- sidewalk on s.'st1 ats ct
Maxwell k1fctt+ n n Ean atreet to >tewan 3Fehns
Narant ~ u: WeA-F"r grading Taylor sssst, fton,
hrne<n *tseet west to ttt city limits
WIraat M IL. est = pauktns West Water .,.sst
fr ~ RanAonh street II Wsthlnstsn Atrest.
AL ptrns af ErInrst.! foith ith make pAypeut Of
kI "asans a ny afcs. or ihe vii ~ coflee4t II
c~t ahd <zp<n.e Vt tie pvr>Uns tt the pArrrut OF
sati as.ertafnt- \. Z. MUELLER,
1rRd"'s TX. CIV t'plls.s'f
, 1859-07-12
cTATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

~ Of cox, sS.-t1srul& Court Of Cook County July
Tern, a. D. isss. Rudoleh 4lst;I r. Aa vsn Ellen
George ". Lay. Ir. Edwn T. Larps1. H7m r. Nathss,
Ley. 2. TN I'D xary An -haJs,1;itn ;i Ch7oes'gg
fnas aoors aame ha1iox =. Gst i shs ats: q .hs
b:ssoy xvtp to hs 4 N4zy Ann shs7. thas asd CON-
pa,nant s. his 81! of smpta nt N ~ t,onT - ths
sad tlst summons tersuioh Isss~t uata Ut .s Co1tt
aaint nd IefnaantA sttu'nsh1 Q" Tbs ascond Aonzy
Nov unless vou the AAt Mary Ann :,havs, shan pe1
anally b md appear bk:bra he aal4 Circuit Cou1t
of Co9k County the dr8 day Of The pext tes thetf
Il b. holaca Il thso, u alt county. the xepa Noaisr
IT July A. D. iss cod paad derurr to The all
md ihafs therein ehs5xed an Aled wilt b. tak<n y top
sttd. hi decres Entered aanst you setgntpx 10 ths
E1v<T Of MD h1 wA. l. EHliRCff f7ert
Gso. 4. 1soAliA Complt7 SotE. lele-tx4a:04
, 1859-07-12
1On SEWING MACHINE
Qaatar CITY Double Loci. Tight, Est Stitch !.
SEWING MACHINES.

The yzt improvements atsty a::a:acd oret.a double
IL former value aud otrstes the oIy Objection raised
Ae4n1 ne Old Fue. Its xurx Fa nos rip though ey"ry
to.anon sooA They v1n st1teh hem tuet. gather. fell
nd etnhrodcr The. eay tcasstsA fn r:cted dlseo
rtin fully xaanscd< The klte Ifrtnrvef manufacturing
lua>lue taE sads1 ta1lefs sd fases las
i:es trcca 10 70 - Including t.t!e tso1a,
Euar and nseics I'll etmp'*e: The l;nverzsl ut'nmer
sra azG1ts-s:- :. p. 80. =. t.": -
<ti NisxzlI* Rtpe ssn.s Ii Iak- sttcets Caz
,t.djyt.x L, CORNELL / CU.. Ec1 sssa Clleaxo, II.
, 1859-07-12
COLLECTORS OFFICE-Citv Of

~ cH1cAeo, Irne ~, ls:s. y
Sscs hsrty etvea that the ttostnx Warrants ART IN
Warrant No. -. south s"s tlnz waink 4ad Far.nx
Line of M4dIsou STREET, ~ '
War.nt ~ -. Suth. Gr F.14nz. wallnk and rarln-
of Fatk street. " ~ ~
Warrant NJ. mt. S'u:h. for Filling. wanx and ray.nx
Lie Of I.AaAIe apcc<,. " -
Warrant a. us. North. 10. the e1ten4!a uf North L.
&a!t street, from aysalon stYe*t North lask street
Warrant No. !st. SoHh. for Opening Alleys In Eork M
81 Wuevsts Aditnn tn k!cat In 1eorlsnte Win az A.
pefsotS an oneAe1i. fEthvh- make payment at
Esit a1ants Il ote. the will collected u
khe et.f thl e.le nf the pvns Liable tr n.eutef
s'!d = as.s-ausnsa \. +. =. As,ELLEK-,.
t1fr 1nt
, 1859-07-12
Srmil1g Marbtt1cs.

EINKLE &. LYONS SEWING
l. MACHINES.
Fm Family usrr Tailoring pazposes, aadelcry &C.
enea In market, soouy sefapcI- Nzted- Agent
tia csN'. Ah!rtss .FINk14E LHNN.
ftt3 4AdIIS ~, Ak3 fsrtkAi Wxr, New ytFk.-
, 1859-07-12

Tor sA1.E-Dl REEFS, DEN:
L. mn Il Co., IS Lz47lI. a.1lcs. va -.
ls. 11-to n. oa Ja4k1o b ie6 dem fr,pn,rF
A., through 10 ff1es p}Ao-), bet = M IT,. Flasncs
X. 49,, snd = ala.Sa Ia st!eets; ts1A. 9atne-
-H9. A&.@9 T. pt Nashlnetah n1eet .3atx eaa AEa SD
= Ny. s:,c- ts-h='.; .:--'1:.. --.-..
=. aSan1 q .MAsalnftu4 cortfr:ol Ls1rt't s.rret.
= :: With impsGramet1. e sDol Sli4o rash. tai.
Va lHke% ..-@Ss'. s--.. ---
No 113-Fcr Hou.e and It M Randolph srnet btt u-ra
=, - May and Am ~. ukote nea.- u III or tttos.
-s" 1-s4 ~ IN hd!aaa AID Prairie Asclues s"ut ofi
~ 800 . lilo tifahdt Esrtai, M ling tine. i.
o8 1AHta1fful keadtnte with Two lots u ground In
=. .t 4ytr fsr<. - SO fakh, Ct - 90 on t!mc-
oo l9*- at1cs dne afutnE l1rd out fur tls North
= Nt4t Of Dlur tstand- ~ Itr acre. ou time.
40. He-4o a,tes III Nad Lava, rsen Et' 4"sh ~
:. Ehlcago '&tetdsf tr1fn hre t!Mer Il tsay from
=: Gty.. asopd improvements. ga fsF ac7v.
, 1859-07-12

ksOSH SANAAH AND A4AtAAkANGs
btGn Frca!r1 y Dr. e. within IL: LII t4rr weeks 1any OF
~lMM aEe 1rE A!n fE months aud IeaIs vihe t*Ler7,
~ho A4re long tcra sueErts, have hid tisl1 dtea1
nnrE1. . ..-
ts ,Ias liz rctyI, new rairt. olu al lEs uf
nAu1I}, aad 4s>!n curcd h..o'Fi; Tvcssti cses:
No fat Ii require f"r c<llltIea u ht1ta and no
ctAsEc for arrEs that net 4se-sa! viii he t:1tet
wien TIT !.aictt seec!sfa Hdfe Tratse Tie
Eye aaI Ear vi application ~ aavu. {r..st.s.daIfm
, 1859-07-12
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Or SALE or: pAltr
CHANGE. -.
" q d l. ATT u a

For Ae lug tine aad sa-y itr:n> to the buye1 the
subus'an l:--:dence Of ELISHA HAYLEi. x!tua,eA On
Chy LiaHz. contain: nj ant k,f tf laud Laid
"ut III r it be4ufu! Iu1in-T tt iSawrr and Vegetable
iii a. nd a;.s 4s:. I'll tel ' ''a s'ses
large Honx. siah!c Il, i with sI:I Bay ant rteush
*ilsu~s eanaraadbs tat.fh .lsn isfse i;aT7
Csfar lt"use aud s~'l rts II tfarr. Impure N0
AttOrtitaa Hiock. aud If !, A.. Hasu: It 13eaf' nru
STREET, I'D iir.s +. o. Lux ie1i i,sSn-it1y
, 1859-07-12

Those who are Curious to
*tne.s ths ecsset:u. Perfection 10 wa1A l. ohxFs,ts
ta H'Aaafef u Ea.csk*. y. ) IL. luu!t tie 1,ana
fAu7e OF N91 Aat Tnnixrs invlsedt. s!ks III Wig
and jislr Dying lsooA TT NJ. Tt,auut Yek md exam.
4ns fhcse eurio. productions uf No scrutiny esa d.
aer1 tit a;t1Ea. fsom tie natural w.ea nda.ti 70 the
h0Ad. .. .,'' tcS1Y
, 1859-07-12

LIT t!tfE VMlt. Th.cag.1 July III, M
Public tateu b heFehs given ta al Peuaa 4tcts-t.,i
7rppn.te and take the had nec~.ar extend Inc ANY
tnhn!t: North and south thn,xh the Epsth Aaif Of Ks
in .:eoIs.ss With The plat uos dle IN u1y otie-
1y. dtst 1T IL. kkEfsMANN. Ctty C1rrk.
, 1859-07-12

~ tTty t!crks O5ee. Chitz o. juiy rsEg.
h!e nos!oe hanhT given 10 ail peronA taas
The t3Hisnon uunci of u Cy Vt Lhseo iLten to 40
ten f<t ~t. running North and saI,a through hfrxE
q luh-ans AtdsstoA 10 th1aro In aetoEde ~lth sha
ia3f COW an tic Ia ny Vi3ee.
fyt $40 lot IT. KRfESNtY c4tr r7..k
, 1859-07-12

q. Nctice,-1!,e undersigned,
ss Tire Merchants b4nk 1T Macsn Georgia. a.c
b the provisions u IT. ,r". made ccfsous:y flc for
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17

South CAROLINA AND THE SLAVE TRADE IN
l774.-The Continental Congress, convened at
Philadelphia in IVA, to take care that the
rights of man did not suffer at the hands of o.
tyrannical King, and an oppressive and venal
Parliament, unanimously made the following
declaration
"We will neither import, nor purchase any
slave imported after the first day of December
next; after which time we will wholly discon-
tinue the Slave-1rade. and will neither be con-
eeraed in it ourselves, nor will we hire our
vessels, nor sell our commodities or manufactures
to those who are concerned in it,"
South Carolina was represented in that Con-
gross, not by such men as Miles, and Ham
mond, and Orr and Keitt, but by those I" sons
OF Liberty" Gadsden, Lynch, the elder and the
younger Rutledge and Middleton. Is the pres.
ent course of South Carolina in harmony with
the principles she advocated, and her sons per-
illed their lives to establish, in the Revolution
Or is she not every year departing farther and
farther from them? Where now, in her bord.
ers, is the patriotism that made her early his
tory 80 glorious in achievements for the rights
Of man
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17

Cutting GRARTs.--For the Northern and
Middle States, the present is a good month
for cutting scions. If it is intended to prop
agate currant bushes or gooseberries, take
cuttings now before the sap starts, and bury
them in sand in the cellar. And SO, if CRAFTS
are wanted Of the apple Or pear or cherry,
let them be got soon, and either buried in
the gardenin dry place, or what is better,
be taken into the cellar and covered with
damp sand or moss or saw-dust, What is
needed is to keep them just damp enough to
prevent their shriveing, and cold enough to
prevent tho buds starting before they are
wanted in the Spring In cutting scions, re-
member that only the wood of the last sea-
sons growth is of any use, and that it should
be plnmp and healthy. After being gathered
tie. each sort in bundle by itself, and attach
q label to it, so that no mistake shall occur
through forgetfuiness of names or mixture Of
sorts. Between this time and Spring, over.
haul the bundles enee or twice, to see that
they are in a good state of preservation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
Buchanan--by an Outsider

Gan outsider would think President Buchanan
some old grandma'm, deaf, blind, and idiotic
sitting in an arm chair, wrapped in chintz well
stuffed with cotton, and propped with pillows
munching sweet flag with her toothless gums
and kept from pitching into the fire by the most
untiring watchiulness of her descendants
The above lfe-like sketch of the old lady,
who keeps house with Miss Lane, We cut from
an editorial in the Patriot of Feb. llth, 1859
The point of observation was the Patriot build
ing, next door to the Post Office. The Post
Office is now occupied by T. P Redfeld, Esq.
and the Major is the" outsider" Mr.. Redfeld
being the " lnsider." Major Eastman is Ma,
tional Democrat of " decided Douglas procliv
itics,' and isan anti" Cowboy besides edit
ing the Patriot.
We hope the " old grandma m at the Whit,
House takes the Patriot, and manages in spite
of her deafness, blindness, and ldiocy,' to get
an idea of its editorials While samunching swee
| Hag," it would be pleasant for her to sec her
self as the g outsider" sees her, and know wha
an ex-postmaster " thinks" of tho chef mag
istrate of the United States, the standard beare
of the united, (O National Democratic party
If the striking likeness should overcome tn
z" grandma IN" in spite of the " sweet flag,
perhaps her favorite (" Old Rye, :" moderated,
used, might still prevent her from pitchin,
into the fire."
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-02-17
Orange County Temperance Convention.

The Orange County Temperance Society held
its annual meeting at Chelsea, commencing
Tuesday evening Feb. LIST, and continuing
through the next day.
Rev. G. B. Tracy of Rochester, delivered an
able address Tuesday evening. which was fol-
lowed by remarks from the President, B. W.
Dyer, Rev. A. j. Copeland, Rev. j. Scott, Hon.
j. F. George, j, X. Parish.
Wednesday, after the usual opening exercises,
on motion of J. X. Parish, each town, in the
County, represented, appointed committee of
one, for the purpose of nominating officers Of
the society the ensuing year, also to present the
name of some suitable person for County Com
missioner.
Twelve towns were represented and the Com
mittee, after consulting together, made the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted
For President, Hon. J. +. GEORGE of Tops
ham; Vice Presidents, Col II. Brock of New
bury, Hon. A. II. Gilmore of Eairlee, D. A.
Morse of Brookfeld, and j. Hutchinson of
Braintree For Secretary and Treasurer, Ezra
Walker of Chelsea Auditor, j. X. Parish Of
Randolph For Executive Committee, B. C.
Bagley of Brookfeld, Dea, Wild OF W. Fair
lee, Hon. A. H. Gilmore of Fairlee, J. Dodge of
Thesford, Daniel Cram of Chelsea, NJ. NJ. Avery,
Corinth, E. s. Tracy of Tunbridge, B. w. Dy-
or of Randolph, Hon. J. Wait Of Braintree,
Hen. j. Lynde of Williamstown, Paul McKin-
stry Of Newbury, Charles Rodgers of Bradford,
Rev NJ. Powers of Washington. Hon. R. NJ.
Bill of Topsham, John Boswell of Stanford,
D. K, Richardson of yershire, and Benson Al
drich Of Orange For County Commissioner,
Hon. John Lynde Of Williamstown.
The afternoon was occupied in discussing
Resolutions, but owing to the great interest ia
ken in the criminal trial of DIR. Howard, which
wac going on at the time, the audience was
small on Wednesday.
J. F. GEORGE, President.
EZRA WALKER, Secretary.