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Special Notices.
Vegetable Substitute for OalomeI and Blne
PHI

EhAAs
BRANDRETH's VEeETABLR UMvERsA1. PILLS
b. restoring the bowels their original say and natra
action give strength To the stomach, piry the blood re-
Establish the hoahy condition Of the digestive organs and
thus cure dyspspsia colds coughs rheumatsms dropses
and sickness generally. whether chronic or recent The
celebrated Abetnethy says Aher having cured the de
raugemen The bowels dehiites and ali diseases gen
orally disappear Of their accord a short time
The experience Of coniuy has established the worth Of
these pills begonl dispute purgave aud nntbilous
nedlue, and their use upwirds Of 900 cOnscien
paysicans, and by million Of fames shows that
they are supplying the II humanity and are
uolyance Of medical science The above pills although
purely etal To- known and usod as substitute
for Calomel Hydray0w Chlordna Me) producing all l.
uefatve and other Ind citVns, with Of It's dsorgan-
izati0u elects upon the sJds-ofpu crlppng fet leor
distressing action al on the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the pinciples-the Life
Addition Pllss substitute for bue-p (PiuG Hydrar-
Dy, possessing the peculiar action the seoreng
gans Of that earaou from mou,y, but Of It's sal
vatnE or other Injurious ELECTS Those who have usel
them bnepH suJSlitne or Otherwise award to them
le highest praise Thes come concentrated
Eaeuce Of Life than anything vet m1de In the way o
medicine By man single pill given daily, when hope
his sd, has health In fact they supply
osauo Praoipe to TIE blood, always wanting extreme
sickness Old people have the seeretoas Of
" youtn orod by hoss Life Addition Fills Their val
ue us h'-preservers is beyond estimate.
Brandrehs Vegetable Uuv rsal Pills remove from the
bowels and blood Of sick parson the OF death
tbs LIFg ADDITION Pulls SUPPLY THIS ORGANIC NgoEs-
SHY OF the BLoODs vIrAtnY-the minute gubules ol
vegetables essences Of which they buthe concreion
have their eracf eouteplrt in hs yisl gobues Of the
bold. Aud rum vile does the blood derive its life
is obules verify from The same from which Dr
Banlroh derives tue life m opes Of the :Lile Addition
pills-ftom the Vegetable kingdom
These pills, as the Uuivtrsal are warranted purely
vegetable Rstaed respectively at 25 and 50 cents PLY
aud the public suppl ed by The gross single box
a d.. Bundreths Principal Office, No. 20i Canast N
y, and by
"A s. Garjner No go Superior street Cleveland sod
r. Whedeu, Hudson, aud b, all respectable dealers ir
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New CoUNTERFEIT.-Da before yesterday
new counterfeit made It's appearance in this city
and the telegraph brought word thatthe bills were
first issued in New York on that day. The bills
purportto be s. on the Bank Of Mutual Redemption
Boston, but are altered from s. on the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Memphis, Tenn. Apparently
the old plate Of that bank was stolen "a part Of
the new bills are from genuine plates These bills
must have been circulated throughout the country
and given out upon an agreed day. Several Of
them have been offered at Offices in town. Look
out for them aud refuse them,
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Cleveland norlIeuIlaral soelety.

Cleveland Horticultural Society.
The Cleveland Horticultural Society design 20
have their Spring Exhibition Of Flowers and
Fruits, at Chapin's Hall, commencing on Tuesday
evening, June 9Th, and continuing the following
eveuing. The Hall has been newly and beautifully
rehtted, and will be handsomely aud appropriately
decorated for the occasion. A choice band Of music
has been engaged, and the most extensive arrange.
ments made to secure such display of fruit and
flowers has not hitherto been enjoyed In the city
Ifthey should recelvethe encouragement which they
think the subject deserves and the good taste of he
city will award, they propose having another exhbi.
ton Of like character the coming Autumn. Their
object is to concentrate, encourage and deyelope
the Horticultural tastes Of the city. Much has al.
ready been attained in this respect, but we desire
that Cleveland should deservcdly obtain the title
Of 'The Beautiful City Of America"
Persons uniting with the Society receive tickets
Of membership which admit them with lady to
all the exhibitions OF the year, aud to all the priv
ilegcs Of tue Society 1t is designed TO bold meet
ings every two weeks for the purpose Of compar-
ing fruits and flowers, Sc, and discussing horii-
cultural subjects for mutual Improvement
Membership tickets Sl-to be had Of any of the
eiicers Of the Society, or at J. Stair & Sons Seed
Store, Ontario Street.
The following are the Committees Of Awards:
COMMITTEE ON FRUITS.
DR.. J. P Kirkland, Mrs. VIM Smyth,
Wm Case, Mrs. D. H. Lamb
JAS Houghton
ON GREENHOUSE PLANTS.
A. Mcintosh, Mrs. r. c. Yates,
Benz stair, Miss. NJ. l. Blair
Mrs. j. Perkins, Mrs r. Lord
Mrs. j. Shelley.
ON ROSES
J. fitzpatrick, Mrs. E. Giddings,
DR.. j. P. Kirkland, Mrs. d. Rhodes.
Mrs. j A. Harris,
ON vERBENAs
Dr. Cassels, Mrs J. G Hussey,
Or: Terry, Mrs. J. Chamberlain.
j. M. Hoyt
ON PELARGoNIuMs.
r. II. Winslow, Miss A. walworth,
MAJOR Webb, Mrs. T. A. Walton.
Miss NJ. j. Blair,
ON BooUErs
Jos. Perkins, Mrs Goodrich,
Rev. +, \. Brown, Mrs. j. Shelley,
Mrs. @. Pease
ON FLORAL DESIGN.
H Hulburt Mrs G Merwn,
Or. Beaumont, Mrs b. Harrington,
Chas Bratenah
ON VEGETABLES.
). L. Ross, Z. Il. Sturtevant,
A. A. JeWett, w. D. Beattie,
b. Steadman,
All articles for com petition must be in by three
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Awarding COMMITTEES are requested to NEE
at Chapin's Hall Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock
--Ths bames of the other Committees-on Decora
Amateurs interested in the subject are invite,
to send in bouquets or cut flowers to the Hall Of
Mondav nr Tups1av
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WIGS | WIGS II WIGS I

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass ALL
Chey elegant, light easy and durable.
Fitting to oharm--no turning up behnd--nO shrinking
of the head indeed this the only Establishment where
yhose things are properly understo, aud made.
233 Broadway, New York
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CLEVELAND AID ToLEDo sTELNERs.-rhe
Forester will leave her dock this morning at Q o.
clock for Toledo on her first trip. The line will be
regularly keptup.
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I'M II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAoTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
seps the largest Of the uost approved knuso
PECTACLES. Allhs glasses, whether for near OF i"I
lighted are ground under his lnspectionb by machine
yof new construction with the resest care 50 as TO
suit the eyes In al cases onring Weaness DiHfess or
aaqmmafonof Of e Eyes, and imparting strength Tor long
reading or iue sewing.
Cg- NJ H. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs in the sale Of hslenses
- Also q splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES MI
CROSCOPEs, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand,
ARTIFICIAL. EYES. .....
InseTted without pain, as peftect as natural
CR-oieeas superiorsTest ,undert the Amsrio'n Hotel
{un22
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Deutistrp.
DENTS TKY
AT 2Il SUPERIOR ST.

TT YOUR TEETF ARE GOOD,
j read the following lines If your teeth are baa ieau
them with great care If you have no teeth at all hsP
fct IN Isl daily exhibited in the streets, in The socla
circle and in the paror, by the hUmbest peasant anu 's
ndes nutocrat is that huudre Us of persons lose good
ss of teeth for the want Of the timely all OF good and
skilrul dentist poor aud Inferior operation is IN many
cases worse than none all If teeth are good have
them by good deTtis aud keep them IN order
time shnu ID he st but have them repa red, the
& tha b,Iter and escape that which Burus says Is IN,
i al III issasss All regulnriies Of the teeth should
he attended TO / . childhO vi uuu youth. q,
ons desirnus of fine deuta operalil1s are lh1l
ed 10 Ill at NY where particular attention iS gwen
10 the preser vatua OF Tho uTa ieeln n, Where the
VULCANIZEO CORALIrE,
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Att'ps & GounsrLLors.

Il j. HICKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
u LAW, Oaioe u the Merchants Ia Cleve-
pROOKS u FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT Law. Atwater Bniidinss, foot o. Superior st.,
D. W. BRooRs, L. W. FoPn.
feh6
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT.
w TORNEYs Ar Law. Once No; 50, Sgperior-si
Cleveland. Ohio s. WILLIAMSON
ianU a. q. RIDDLE,
NHARLES @. BALDWIN-ATT0R-
Nney and Counselor at Lawoice 81 Superi ~, over
CIV Rauk. lsnl5dg
DALMER& u AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
octl-e7s
A SPER, j. r, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren, rumhull County, Ohio. Office, No. 2 -
- Ito fraet. dec3-dn
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MATRIMONIAL.

TO THE LADIES' OF THE UNITED STATES;
II has been my good fortune to restore health many
hOusands OF my country-women r ..
MY success has excited the malice Of the envious and
alous but their prosecutions have served only extend
nd estab sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SO long / held in afectionate and
thankful remombrance by those who have experienced my
skill afford despse the efforts Of mischief
nd slandeIe
My friends nave repeatedly urged 20 plbce my med
cine for producing mensruatun within the reach the
ladies Of the United Satasi ndsposou TO enter
field so occupied by quacks with their percious nostrums
and oar that unprucplod counterfeit might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in the United States
last yield to the entreates Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old HgSld. .. .... -.---
need only say that in liquid form, aud is exactly such
As have used my practice France for many years and
that it has failed to satisfactory result
The annie de Femme aud menstruation stand IN the re
atiou of cause and elect Ii is alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual dow where 1t mover has existed and to
restore it where has been from any suppressed,
In orloTto guard against imposition the wrapper OF dre'
tons on each bottle of the "Amie de Femme w bear mi
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcl
vii be sealed with my private seal,
Price, $500 package. . - r,.,,,,,
PARIS, January, 1851.
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Rnnkere.

H. wHITsAN n. sTAEpARr. W srAsDART
WHITMAN, STANDART q CO.
w Bankers and Lealerstn Foreign and Domestic EE-
change. No Superior street We draw direct Lon
don and viii furnish Drafts for any uayable at an
iheprnripal poin in England ireland Sootnnd France
and Germany Colections made oil aeoessahls rants
throu hcnt NC Unsd Sstes an Canaaas waysly
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Opstrrs.

0YSTER DEPOT. &C. S. N n
NyMALTBY,S Uato Holt Maltby's) SSsEkstE
CELFBRATEU ONSl EltS Will be WDS
RECEIV - Y - 49,
From his establishment Ia Butmore-put up IN cans an
VAR nled fres aud good. o. no sale .,,r,,,,, IN,
Aiso-HERMET METiCALIY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
sTERs CLANS Spicsd Oysters and Sartines kept con-
stautly on hund. r,-.----- n. et.t, r..,ors
v-IiI he received dai.v by Express.
rT2- CRACKERS y sale, by the barrel. -,
- AE9ES LEMONS and CIGARS, by the box,
W w. W GAINES, Agent,
oca No x Supsrinr rect Cleyeland. ~.
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Builders & Artbitefts.

BROOKS S. @. & E. W., BUILD
- ERs. Asr danufacturers u Doors, Blnds, Sash,
Brackets and al Ends Of sCroSawing aud Gothic work
Divisinn-gt ne Centre Block Cleveland. q. nn0-c3l
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
FRIDAY MORNING, IUNR 3, 1sap

taS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
nara
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REMOVAL.
DIR B. L. ROBINSON HAS RE

1 IooovsJ ms dental Office to his residence, No. &c
1ol ~ four doors North olthe NJ. g. Church. where ne
i he happy 10 see an his former patrons or any oih-
srs syho 10 m uesu his SER ices
Ciaualaui Mace N isAS --mhpl:dt
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DR. w J, GUILD HA S r EMON
ed his DENIAL Office 70 Room No Is, Hohmun block
Sn srio street, East of public square, south o - al
,yho noe IN service DENTIST, Will save themselves
rnnch SIJFFERING as we'll us MONEY ny giving nm
cal Elec richly used 10 mitigate PAIN ioi 'hoso "No W
"'' ARTIFICIAL TEETH lNsER RPEp ~.
IN GoJ n YER Porcelain and Nulc lnzed Rubhsr fase
in the hest manner eoth n SO from sloto y N9iu
hilngs according TO size Of the uav, IRON ou' uF"uu
mtyli
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4flaabinists sc.
al d o ONiG 5 D. q ",

az. - d ~ q = LO W.
Manufacturer OF all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Railing Mills for Jewellers and Dentists
SEAL AND uTuEH y IGINi So NJ siI W
klSuner,o street American Buidings,l Clevelara o.
~ N-roe,te no aade1 ffnUse { pUCp4 VIZ
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GUTTA PERCHA B ASE,
For Artificial Teeth
OENTTST

Is aud all varieties 9l qIt hGl9l Lfe,h ae
nut 10 ia the best inanuOr. W Is lNShhlO1lio
No 2ll Masole Block, superior s'Ioe' I'eN'iaNu w.
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Gnaropers.
6aromure.

0ARPENTERS TOOLS The larg-
~ and bestySreiy IN t9s m ne H. sac sgneror ST
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
L L rriutiou variety style aud prirc-l0rsale by
ap36 X RtYN0LDSt No tSunen0f 50
IRON AND STEEL.-At out ship
iesJ f,T ale nv n X. RAYNOLDS,
spq6 No sSuufrt 81
Prepare against Fire.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
,r s,le hy the Agent at his Depot No 90 Super q
large nssUrment Of those Justly celebrated WlLDEHS
pArEEr SALAMANDER SAFES, 90 winch lhe utteh-
Uun uftho pubtic Is called .-.-......
fahtdgw W. X HANNll.lh
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30 OTIS an0 Shoes.

r. AIDES LACE and CONY GAIT
.II J. SHOLEs.
naval ~ superior st
, 1859-03-25


Fon LAKE MscmaAx-The City Of Cleveland Captain
6quers arrived ut Detso on Wendcsday morning en- route
for Lake Michigan.
CoaRrc11ox.-lt Tue tg Portland which went aahoss
last wesk, Grand Haven, and aot thu Plymouth ~
erEuueonaiy aatsd yeatesday.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARR1yED, .Masrh =.
10 arrivals to-d1y.
March ~.
Schr Par1tec, Shaw, Michigan CAy. 50 btlt line.
Schr Scotland, C!ytesdase MNskegoa light.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
THrRspAr, March :sth, 1852
CLEARED.
Aurura, L. sale 1i6g.f n lua,hes, 81 n shingles.
ASH L. Sale, 1922. 4 lu.ntet.
NeptSns. l. ssiie, ia5;es I. iu,Ies. 5. m slinsles
WI 1rown. , 4oekptS'st kplt's i jsat; e. :, ,nn,,.,
Eagle, kuuIAkee. Hight.
Cly5e. La Sale. i.as07 II lumber.
Pelican, Juliet, :4,Os5 n !u1uber.
Gold Eaete, Ii Aaie. Els 4 lumber.
CE Boyer, In Sale, 80 % II lumber.
ARRIVED.
ORATOR la Sa1e light.
" II brown, LockIHft. stone
Coy DhEgs Joliet light.
Altoua, In sale, Light.
Empire State. Peru, light.
i Thorn, Joliet. 400 ou corn.
Ann Mor7is, 1866 Ju cofn, - tu wheat.
, 1859-03-25
Tlndnridl ann Commercial.
MONETARY.

TIcR4nAY EVENING. March q.
The day Inns been chccrlcss, limiting trausac-
cl'ange continues scarce at II, and it is plain
that were it likely navigation would open as late
uS il sometimes docs, rates wnuld advance ut
least quarter. They are firm at II, but it il
likely they will not 80 above these figures. Dis
counts l0 per ccut. Large amounts Of Eastern
paper would be gladly takcn. Gold II. Street
rates 1@a per cent. per month, with few trans.
acfinns
, 1859-03-25

AoaA..ss@ VOL ot95 - HOO 4t3 SO 1e6 4t4
The Wheat market was more actiye to-day,
but the bulk Of the sules were made for future
delivery. The market for to.day's delivery dc.
clncd &C on both Winter and Spring grades
Sa1es amount to about Il, 900 bushels-lo, ,oou Of
which was No. Red at $l.35 (. o. b. 1st Of Nav.
and 900 bu. at tl.3o, &c storage for delivery on
the 10th Of April-the balance for Immediate de-
livery Mt $I.4o@l.4a for No. ] White (3@4c
storagc); sl.27 for No. Red; tl.14 for No. ::
Red; 9Sc for Standard; and ssc for No. :
Spring.
There was less inquiry Tor Corn, and the mar
kct was shade weaker. Sales Of No. ] were
made nj 74f@75e per GO lbs on track, n1'd 7oc
for So. in store,
The Flour market continues dull and Inactive.
Oats quiet, with sales limited to prime parcels
for seed. No. Barley is in request, with sales
at SOC in store, old receipts. Highwines mac
, 1859-03-25
Daily Rcyicw Of Chicago Market.

1HtExpAf EVENING. Mareh e{th. lSa.
Fl"IA-1'"1'. sales to-day -" Ibis Excl.
s"r slr1ne Extra 1t Go; 60 bills WfntrE sulr1nne at
ss; 70 bbls chu'cc Winter Extra ii ts:4os6to city
trade.
"HEAT-"isTzs-pec!ined C. Sa'rs werc 100 bu.
M Willie a *li:c &c storage so hu do &c <Fagcl II
ss3; 800 lu do tae 't"rae} Al H. 1000 tn No. Red
III Two lots At 4i 4" b. tue 1st 4" May: 1910 bu du at
*'" tse s''aec}. 10 be desered IN TIC 10th Ut april;
~" "a 90 ~ ei%'c t4c afsco a tAss week al srlers
''a -" u 10 t+c eo'aee) II VIZ w bu 90 f"fsEc)
a el.; $40 III Nos Red tsc s'osast} nj t1ia. SrRlSu
Dtsl!ned eco ha Standard at t0o fec If storage till
tlc 18th Ap,il Oo uu do sc sto,ayc al CSC: 1a0 hu M
: tsc e,pr.gr) At Sc
cuRN.-Na1tei easc, Sacs today wcsr ~, so tu M
nj :R in stov 100 lu do on Gsleua track ., &c mr. 10
ne @ LII do IN Roct 1,,nd t, nj ID ~, hr do ~ -..
, 1859-03-25
g T 4 r E NJ E Mt OF TIL E
~ CONDITION or TIE
Commercial Mutual Insurance
co NJ P A N Y

|
On the First Day Of February, 1859.
s.a the Auditor Of Public Account, OF the s.ss Of
lne passaaat 70 The Statute ef lis. ssase eauA An
& ad f.
s company as os7a :. stss
4 = p asaS,sf I'd % s 1855
Fearth-The Assets Of the Company are:
q Ksai Ea5ts A., situated ia ths County of
petts etserzse sesu.eA a. PEI vouchers a:con: %
panging:
1o4 aha.es cleyeland. Columba. and
% ctssana ehsi1s e1*s;sst T. r seFPnaay F4sy: I'D '
10, ash'asSsa a!ss sat kssa 4 csneYe G:;: $50 '
IS sns; .ss1ss !'ssFlsai Iron Mining e.: ~ ~
eau shatss Northern Transportation co s6ro .s,np
s<s,.4 u
Bills receivable for premiums .............. Soio 81
1laa,sa d
fynh!1be amount # liasljt|ss aas = no. .,asto
IIss nanEi hs sas I'd t9anee o assa aoss
Ssnetb adjusted aud aot due: none
aess ss'5sa p;ss
Tr,llA-No other clssms against The company.
e5sss =
v1srr11&yFo1-s
fett sls k'9 81
largest Fire Risk Is Five Thousand Unilars.
T~ea-The greatest amount allowed by the rules OF the
Company to be- Insured In any city, town snIaSt
rl!c On The subject
an eas oet bo 70 0 Ia
f.areen'h-The act of Incorporation IL OF Tie In your
STATE or tMlo tCTA AnooA eocs1I-SS
trrf 1ni 1en A. NJ
tAt "nlaesSia Alta Insurance C"hpauy 70 mt {EIsoh
any oelnx sstesy s~ofn atl"se ahd say taat ne
true ta aa cofst statement of tht adars
u aa tonpahy Eai sne satd Insurance E"ntanf = the
VI cash cpt.a hsesseu u! Stptks anu bohas OF a. least ps
sa's or ~ AoI1kaxes o. uanc M Estate worth
~ iea dnuoe the amount Tor which the Saue i
thai Inc ase 1ecEi.r nor any t taefrf,
a1r male lor tae DthtLt aht asuu e1eclsine aaihtt-
TT Ill The hsh1tse ~ Sd either = tssdeEts
eases ;lsH'ss e1 h1se hot 1et aseisned nns N my
1aEel 1essa VI M ., ~ ano @A@'aes
ale LIE aoo'e oes4A'*4 e'@SI7 = : sau 1E'taas;
| 70 - seMt MILt,. !. ! ! Fs1nent. ~ e
VIZ - Usual Z. ssesecos'
Subscribed and sworn TO btfare me- this ID day OF febt
ar. ,sSy. In testimony whertof have hesrnto sutscrio
ed my u.lzne and affixed my n.tnst II seal.
| Notary Public fus ral1 County.
Know all men By these presents that the Commercial Mu-
tua Insurance Company of cleveland Ohio do hereby
th,ze tiro. II. ibsu, Of Chicago, Illinois, tO accept and
aeknowltee service Il i! process whtshtr hns,
luz aeans sil Company, and Ii Is hereby admitted and
| .rx-rl
, 1859-03-25

-. Lor1s, Murch "4-Thc New Mexican mail
of the 1th instant reached Independence this
morning.
Lieut.. Bcalc and party left Hatchc's rancho
on the first for albuquerque, mud thence for the
crossing Of the Colorado.
j, The Apache Indians were behaving badly in
the nc1gihorilood Of Fort Buchanan
, 1859-03-25

DETRo11, March s4.-J"Ln ". Farmer, resi-
dent Of this city nearly ~ years. and extensively
known rs compiler Of sevcr: valuable maps Of
Michigan and wisconsin, threw himself from
the fourth story window Of tue st. Mary's Hos
rita to,dns, in tit Of insanity, and was ns,uut-
jy killed,
, 1859-03-25

Afl laue* Inn:.c4 =: IT,. i'll te :su. IT April. 4.
H. iS.a e1rcNe II Niitl1:n t>EAn tEaxt. when s:.iI
A4nFte:e neA fr 7@ert In t.e Eecr!sEs ut1ss VI
tssA Gounty In tie >,ais Ut liu tht twrnv n
An X =. II M" ases ,atr ls which saiA n"..,ke
made m ser Tie aynrs u hut vs4i1 trs'l--s y nft"
In S4 M0tt Particularly Lv~ gi< thu " M uutr.
Last maturing having trl tu* thu At tl4y II April: 4.
H., to&. lad default Mlsu* tSu nlLe II! tr !snt 1t
aid Lat nsatntr III which <4:d $ contained
aps.vi.i"n tl4s II vf. h 4dr In the 4yn:ert u sid
notes ether IT them. tsirt i" ras"r nttrst Oh tht
ttAy lays %hcEea the >tal lsc'nle t. ai pa;
L!e, that te and n t4s said t-lLtl hs a>s!ksIs Il
empowered In ala by .Ai1 mortgage astrr publishing Au
the In p:.ta1t In city 1t hstxD txetf
days tefre the day II >.ls. IA -- The gn~r- In a1d
said Jl.es ENns:.xAAs sn:l II the f"UEf Hete t. II.
thr city IT chicago 4. tbs hisLs h.cr fs t1,., ii r
le arn"ts, III sail oer. All: III make. ezernte sid dr.
Hsre tn the purchaser R!rleF. tt% uf deeds II c
pcus<s su and ol.t IT HE p.rts II >,ch <.+ tn
the etts II such c ard tc principal aud hs*n~t due
sid n,.tcs
Euw thsst!ure nsce Il htE.ty given that The uur:-
signed. {>1ld and .l un,.l nnte having hern
signed hv t!t >AI im tel.an.l it rsrsu.'ec #
the aAtrty kiSyH I" aAiL tl., III aAd by t!s n.rte
Aforesaid af III M"na:. t.c h,lItl A4y ef April 4. u,
ls:3. At lj"ecs in thr fr1n VI -l day. !: sEt n:ti
If Cock ass. uf tu"., xii IL tlr highest htcr f"f
cash thu prrn! in sid r,t ses t-'s: That
tar Mi usr II 1T H. III stE yfEr I'D In The
h,Es Tuan Il this.ss c,,tr II Itak and statc " u
lhots. nnt ~ follows: ss,l an The t:ter linz # -s
lH thirty Ci nnEth II thu southeast a.
twenty feet. theme westerly se Parallel With NH-h
fntnn the west linz ne s1d , ~nx aut eighty
tsV, ftet tree ~usherly a!I the wr.t linz IT sud II.
u twenty lsG s,vt. httc t~vTsy fEr parallel will
Washington s.r.ri, about ee.tx fsi II !le ats Il ll
ming. JAMES II r2~lMMbNS.
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