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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

The ONO BLACK LAW UNcoNsrITUr1oN-
AL.-The Cleveland Herald of the 18th inst.
says:
1.-THE Court of Common Pleas for Cuyahoga
county, through Judge Foote, this morning,
delivered an important decision. AT the last
election Freeman IL. Morris, tailor, of this
city, and having about one fonrth negro blood
in his veins, presented himself at the First
Ward voting place, and was barred from vot-
ing on account of his negro blood. Action
was brought against the Judges of election,
Sanborn, Christian and Garrett, for Illegally
rejecting the vote. They pleaded in defence
the recent action of the Legislature respecting
the votes of oyery person having any negro
blood in his veins.
The case was made up and submitted to the
Court This morning Judge Foote dc cided
for the plaintiff, declaring the Black Law to
be unconstitutional. The Court held that, I'M
der the old Constitution of Ohio all persons
having more than half white blood were de-
clared to be legally white. The new Consti-
tuition merely mentioned white persons,
without defining what constituted white per-
son, consequently the definition Of white per-
son, contained in the old Constitution, remain
ed in force, and any law declaring person
having more than half white blood to be a me-
gro must OF necessity be unconstitutional"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

AN ExcuRs1oN.-Ifit is pleasant this morn
ing, the Catholic Literary and Debating Soci-
ETY., with their friends, will start for Alexan-
der's Pond in Killingly, Conn, where they
will spend the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

MIR. GREELEY IN A New CHARAcTER.-A
Californian recently started the story that Hor-
ace Greeley, of the Tribune, was on his way
to California to take command of the varions
tflibusters to be found there; that Heningsen
and Walker would join him with forces col
lected in the Atlantic States and that the
whole horde, under the supreme command of
the aforesaid Greeley, would invade Mexico
and usurp the government of that Republic.
A copy of this paper fell into the hands of the
commander, at Mazatlan, and he at once is
sued proclamation informing the people that
cone Horace Greeley, most diabolical, blood
thirsty, and unmercitul man-worse than the
infamous Walker, or even the minions of Mi
ramona man whose very name struck dead
to the hearts of thousands in the United
States, so many were his crimes and so terri
bic was his CONDUCTS now at the head of the
most extensive band of filibusters ever collect
ed, and on his way to Mexico" lie then ex-
horts the people to prepare themselves for in
slant action, and concludes thus :-"Ths dan
gerous man (hombre peligose) is not of the
common school of filibusters; they wish for
plumber, he for blood and murderous deeds"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

Union Art Gallery, ~ Main street. has gotten
tographs, AmbrOtvpes, &c, &c. NV
lts reception room, with It's mammoth collection NJ
motures Is truly beautiful ~ What every one savs
charge SPOONER 4 DANiFIS PrauS J 10y Vi
jyll dtf iiop"e'Ors'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
"posT OrmcE DErARrMnNr, |


or In answer to your note of the 18th
INST, have to inform you that if letter is
placei IN the the Post Office with the direc-
ton upon it, TO lie over the Sabbath" the
postmaster ut the mailing Office would no doubt
respect such direction but the latter being
once posted, under envelope, TO its address,
would not again be seen until it arrived at its
destination, Except when obliged to past
through distribution oflice,) and, Of course,
any such direction would be of no avail At
distribution offices, where the mails have to
be handled generally with great dispatch, IL is
very doubtful whether such direction would
Dc regarded, although, if not overlooked, it
would be proper for the postmaster to obey it.
am, respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
lloRATIo KING.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

N0tice.-As our present Copartnership will expire
August st it is requested that all persons indebted
will settle their before that date any
parties having claims against u.s. requested present
them possible.
jyl9 daw2w JENKINS HAMILTON & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

LETTERS ON THE SABBATH.--Assstant Post
master General King has addressed the fol-
lowing letter to man who inquired il he could
protect his letters from being carried by the
Sunday mails, although they might be on the
way upon that day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKRR AND
COFFIN WAREHOUSE -Cotlins, Caskes Patent Metallic
Burial Cases and Robes of every description always on
hand Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAsKET, of all
sizes
Every thing connected with the management of funeral
promptly attended TO- No. ~ Front residence
Front street, Worcester, Mass. dawtf mySs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

ID N. T0urteIOtte, Nj. H., Dentist, believes
Teeth of too much Importance to be repaired man
nfactured with inferior materials. small of
labor and skill His aim is to higher degree of perec
ton in all departments of dentistry His patrons shall
have his best services for fair compensation. Rooms
lSS NJ ain street. diff iyg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

>. G. Gale, Attorney at Law, and Genera
Agent at MINNEAPoLIs, Falls ofSt Anthony MINNEsoTA
VIII also, free Of charge, give any desired information
within his power concerning present opportunities for
capitalists farmers mechanics manufacturers this
part of Minnesota. Refers to Bacon Aldrich Worces
ter. Mass. d6m* apl4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

In Hardwck July Is, widow Betsey Conkey. aged IT,
ester papers please copy.
In Ashburnham July IL, of consumption AbieI r. VIM
ship of West Newbury, son of the late Abel Wnship
Esq, OF Boston,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

RemOvaI.-Dr. C. A. HILLS Medical Office is re-
moved to No 50 Main street. diff ivll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

David Scott, Druggist and Apothecary No. PSI
Main street, Mechanic street. Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs and patent medicines of all kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
the most liberal terms cash and devoes his esnec
al attention to the compromising preparation of Phy
slclanS prescriptions. dly am
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

a Card.-MRS. b. II. CLARK, Physician would
respectfully offer her services to the citizens of Worcester
Special attention, at all times, paid to MIDWIFERY
Office and residence 1863 Main street. corner Of Myrtle
Worcester, Mass. diff mch3i
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

We understand that Rev. t. w. Higgnson
has in preparation for next winters Lyceum
season lecture on "Barbarism and Civlliza-
tion,' in which he takes the ground that the
normal tendency of civilization is to deVelope
all the powers of man, physical as well as III
tellectual; and shows, by an extended array
of facts, that civilized races surpass barparous
ones, on an average, in size, strength, health
and long evity. He touched upon this point,
in his last years lecture on Physical Training,
and the interest which he found to be inspired
by that part of his theme has led him to pre-
pare a more extended statement of it. He
maintains that the apparent physical decline,
often charged upon civilization, is exceptional
and temporary, being the result OF carelessness
and neglect, not of any necessary detenora-
| ton.
THE High School have determined to go to
Portsmouth Grove, Narragansett Bay, for their
excursion, via Providence by railroad, and
thence by steamer Canonicus to the grove,
which is within few miles of Newport. The
fare to go and return will be but eightyce cents,
thus making it the cheapest excursion that
ever left this city. All are invited to join the
school on this occasion. Tickets are to be had
of the members of the school. Let it be re-
membered that this is picnic excursion, and
every one is expected to furnish their quota OF
provision.
AN ExcURsIoN-Ifiti is pleasant this morn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
DIED.

Gentlemen can have their hair cut better at How
ards No Pipers Block, up stairs than at any other
place dim jy9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

al R, ,e, Nohce.oDr. q. H.JENCKs,s Der
tai itOons are at No. 239 Main Street Worcessr H. r.
nhylnY great success IN using ELEoTnicry To nrodu
senslDniy 10 pam while extracting teeth An nbcr A.,
manner usual nj '"''i"i anu thorough
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

Mapes's Nitrogenized SuDer-phosnhotexo az
Lime, and Mapes's Improved Super. phosphate of Lime
TWO OF the best fertilizers in constantly sale by
APPS diff 65 and 81 Front stroet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

~ hENI.-Two nice and convenient
tIan G9nements within two minutes walk from Citv
MN g;o Inquire ofLARKIN n GATES, No Clinton ST
S-V dlw*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
SpefiaI Saotites.

Highland SchOOI-FxceIIent for it's sitno,io, II,
slrucuon, gnnastic and military exercise Fourth
address, NP'' ~ =, rYI,ril ! u 1, =
iy20 TnThskw+f y d. ~ o-Ahr-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20
FRANKLIN COUNTY.

OF the 800 hands employed in the cutlery
works of Lamson, Goodnow & Co, Shelburne
Falls, $50 have struck for an alteration in the
payment of their wages. During the hard
times the hands were furnished with work on
condition that they would take in payment six
months notes, and Notwithstanding the i'm
provement in business the rule is still adhered
to, and the operatives now demand half cash
payments in August, threetourths in Septem-
Der, full payment in October, and monthly
thereafter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

l.. Il. Nichols, NJ. d., HOMEOPATHIC Physi-
ctsAn-Oiice and residence liz Main Office hours
from / to 5, and to s O'Clock p. M
Worcester, October 20 1858. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

Cnrd-Ihe officers and members of Blackstone Fin
CINE Co. No 3 of Farnumsve have the warmest th.nEs
Of Emperor Engine Co No 2 of y. Z. Village for the
their village July Is, and other marks of resna4
shown May the bond of union between ms never he
sundered The engineers have thanks for attention
shown Also the volunteers services rendered at
that time. Per order of the company
l.. NJ. SARGENT, Foreman
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-07-20

II. #. Bishop, Dentist, Office No IA Pearl street
Dr. Bishop would call attention the reputation which
he has acquired in the preservation the teeth y his IN
perior filings Persons wishing artificial teeth are invited
to consult him. He will furnish all kinds in the most an
proved styles OF Workmanship. Electricity and Anal
fhetes used for extracting teeth whenever practcab
once at his residence IA Pearl street. div DIS
, 1859-08-16
The Atlantic Telr@rap1l'-1hc Project
Nevlved.

An advertisement in another column presents
ut length the plan upon which tue Atlantic Tele-
crnnb CumrauT prupo.e to make q new effort 10
establish telcEr4phie communication between
tue two continents, md it will he read with ln-
tcrest.' Tic chief managers OF the enterprise
Eel xcrv etroug coai;dence that the advsnta-
Ses they hare gained bE experience will gre
entire success TO their new undertaking They
consider the practieahi:isy of sub-ocsanic tcle-
craph as demous,rated beyond all further ques.
tio1, and are determined 70 realise It IN the sum-
1ner Of 1855, provided, Of which there can he
Iitts doubt, tue requiRite amount Of money shall
be r1ised. i.
An examination Of the work actually done by
the old telegraph, for the few days it was in opc
ration, le.ses no ground for surprise ut the lire
sages, containing $40 words, were transmitted
from Newfoundland 10 Falcntin, and n MESA
ee4 containing ,10s words were sent from yal-
eutia to Newfoundland We hare. 7ourselvcs
personally inspected book containing certified
> COMES Of III these communications II full Of
interrst To giee IN ides Of the rapidity Of trans
mission. we viii quote the following convc1sa-
1;nn hrtwceu the operators which occurred Au.
.r,st %. At - minutes past . 4. Ii. the qucs-
1,ou wae sent from Newfoundland, !" Haee you
rrsIS. !: So," Al 81 minutes past tue question
NJ. scut from Newfoundland. "Was message
.bo.,t Furooa made use off" Seventeen min
:" utes a{terwards The reply was recetsed, les
t vas sent for publication" t!Fs M minutes DC
fore 10 the question was sent, ~ Mcasne
h.ve yoat n'sote' t vcpis !" ta and IN se
" minutes tue reply reached the otlcr e'te, Aos
.quitoos keep bttlng. This il 4 funny place t
lire in-feerfnlty awampy." On sePtemeef u
the two lust dispatches wcse TRANSMITTED ose
the .iue from talentia- The first vas trans ,
nisted to Nr. Field to be read at the Cable Cele
: bration in this city. 1t ran as follows:
~ r n FL Nrse To,k ---"-
, 1859-08-16
3orcss& Tribut1c.
OH TO AGO.

Illinois aud Wisconsin Currency.
A sharp article On tic above subject will l,e
ie'nd on tue next page. Our Iowa cores
pandeut understands what he is about, md
certainly shows himself capable Of striking
vigorous blows as nothing is more desery-
ing Of municipal cudgelling than OUT currency
system, VIC shall be pleased il "Bullion'' will
hit 'cua again.
, 1859-08-16
Tragic Fate OF a Horse-Thlef.

We learn from gentleman named HAnee,
who arrived in tia &':5 yesterday, that horse
thief met tragic and sudden end to his career,
near Bloomington, Mclean County, on Friday
afternoon last. As. Ianee resides in Decatur,
Macon County. Two horses we're stolen from
thai place on Tuesday Of last week, for which
IN active quest was being made.
Connected with The search for the missing
horses, Mr. Miller, Of Decatur, had gone into
Woodford County, sud getting on the track Of
two men mounted on horses believed from de-
scription to be the stolen steeds, he obtained
tue assistance Of the Sheriff of Woodford County,
aud the two pushed on after the supposed
thieves. :.
When few miles north Of Bloomington, in
Mclean County, tbey deserted alittle in adrance
Of them the two mel, aud hastcned on and oTer-
took them. Before teaching them they hailed
them, and just thcd Ar. Miller discovered that
the animals werc npt the pair stolen from De-
eatur, and 50 narised the Sheriff. That officer
Almost simultaneously discovered a resemblance
between both men aad horses to 4 party miss
ing from Pint County. for which rcward was
out, and hetold Ailsf tAe.1nen must be arrested.
1hey rode towards Tue men until quite near
them, when suddeniJ y the fellows drew each q
rero1ser and covering h's man separated to
s9fake out across ne!pf:"'e. iHe eaefa1 l"l-
lowed one Miller toete tue o'heF' nnd the ior-
fer tnrned and made some n,ovencnt as If IN
fire. when the Sheriff suddenly fred his oYn
nisto1 and shot the 1nan throueh ,he brra.t
he fe1, in<t,ntlr deaif from, the saddle w;thont
"ofo' the Dali having passca thfousA his heart
The other man, seeing the fate Of Lis com1nde,
ca7e himself IN quietly, Both the living and
q. -, ~. .,.:.- - -, .,..-'.
LUG oeao hofse 'n'etes, 'os sacn tne5 proved
to be, we're taken to, Bloomington on Friday
night :
H. 11,,., h.. c,,f,...e.1 N . bo-sa. 1+o,o, f,,
~ 'As A0 :. 49, EVIL" A'A'
Oeeatuf' with INC oens1 'nat 1hey may hare
been brought here. lie Was unable to give us
the name Of the Sheriff or Of either of The two
.I:. m.... ,-:r..-..-:
thieves. 4ne country ssen's u oe lates'ea VIII
horse thieves, whose operations hare rarely 10
ten years past been Eore frequent and daring
49,. 49,. la .n-:-o
suan uo"' ANUS .a'' W, olee's lsee's
aas'ces estnfouen naha n1ls' o1 Tue movement anu
SUCCESS of horse thieves, with rewards offered
, 1859-08-16

GooD ENOUGH FOE HrA.-A brute named sIath.
eW Cie1ton, has been sent to B1idewell for yio.
lently assaulting his wife aud throwing her fur
niture out Of doors.
, 1859-08-16

PLANETARY Excrns1oS.-The favorite sienmer
fLASEr gives another Of her charming moon
light excursions this evening. Music By the
Light Guard Band. All aboard af s o'clock,
, 1859-08-16

Privntccriug holds the same relation to IN
inadequate navy tbat the militia system does
t,a small Standing army. Without our militia
forccs on land. We could not make months
resistance to an armed invasion by any res
pectab'e power; and without privatcering our
fling would soon be swept from the seas By the
immense naval armamcuts Of any Of the great
European powers, in case Of difficulty with
either Of them. Unless tue country is prepared
to meet the cost Of maintaining navy'able to
cope with tho most powerful maritime estab-
lishnent in Europe, the abolition Of privateer-
ing will scarcely receive serious thought.
We arc unprcpared therefore 10 give crcdcncs
to tile ramor started oy the London Herald,
that tue United statcs Government las signi-
fled its inteution TO accept tic agreement Of
the Congress a: Paris. in 1856, against this
mode Of naval warfare. 1mbccile aud con-
temptible as this administration las proved
ITSELF to he We cannot believe it has done any
thing 60 foolish az this. But Nous Tes1vns.
, 1859-08-16

HELD TO BA1L-The horse thief Msher was
held to bail in q, 900 yesterday to answer to q
charge Of stealing the horse Of Mr. Mohr Of
Bremen.
, 1859-08-16

TnE BzL1R1ScER.-F. ". Kolwes, bell-ringer
on the Court House, is out in a letter in yesics-
days journal, in which he avers he is above
sleeping on his post. So We have thought, sey-
erxl times
, 1859-08-16

Mc'icxkR's TnEArnE,-The popular play,
Iae Gamester," will be given this evening with
powerful cast. Sec the bill.
, 1859-08-16
THE CITY.

HOSPITAL PnrslcsAx.-Dr. Samuel G. Blake is
one Of tue hospital ply sicians, instead Of, as mis-
fflnted in yesterdays issue, DR.. l.. S. Blake.
, 1859-08-16
LOCAL AiAJrrEito.

70 Go to john JONES i Co., 119 Dearborn
street, ard get your clothes cleaned and re-
paired. They will be We'll done md ut prices to
suit tile tines. " 4r
, 1859-08-16

KNOCK Dows.-A bit Of knock down took
place on CLARK, near Randolph street yesterday.
4 nun named Spaids MAS knocked down. Tie
particulars further hare not transpired
, 1859-08-16

Sec advertisement G. Cornell / Co.'S
no,scless Sewing Machiuc-univcrsal hemncr
aud rua1c 1873 Lake street.
, 1859-08-16

srnArEp.-A little German boy, Fred. Asses
ser, three years and n half old, has ssraycd from
his home, No. ISL Ohio street, to the grief and
anxiety Of his parents.
, 1859-08-16

- 10000 acres choice Iowa lands.to cx-
change for n:erchluix.: Mud personal property,
OF will sell low for cash. Address p. O. Box
$3.50, ou1O.IJtx
, 1859-08-16

cHi1p Fousn.-A little boy about four years
Of age, s.sayed from his friends, is in the care Of
Adam Eaes, No. 1o3 North Clark street. He
says |,e had brother Henry, and sisters Eliza
beth md Carrie, ~:
, 1859-08-16

LUxaEn SH1rNkSr IN 4 New DlnEcr1oS.
E. Sutherland shipped on Saturday in the brig
William Treat, for New York City, cargo Of
nearly 3oo, 900 feet Of hard and whitewood lum-
ber.
, 1859-08-16

uAsxEI1. i Co.'s TRADE SALEs*-We learn
that the weekly Trade sales OF the enterprisinE
auction firm Of Nm II. Haskell i Co., 1V3 Lake
street, are attracting the attention Of our resi-
dent rs well rs the country merchants, and well
they might, rs it affords rare opportunities for
such to Five u raaiely to their assortment. They
are now busily engaged in filling up stock for
the next Tuesday sale, Of which our merchants
wSuld DO well to remember uu1i
, 1859-08-16

The SUNDAY LAw.-Thc saloons less general.
ily observed the Sunday liquor Law last Sabbatl,
than on the Sunday preceding. Look 10 it
Mcssrs- Fo1ice Lieutenauts,
, 1859-08-16

regular convocation Of apollo Commanderr No.
K. T. held at their Asylum iu Masonic Temple.
on Tuesday evening, 10th ins:- i full attend
ance is requested, By order uf the Eminent
Commander. &. X. Sx17u, Recorder.
, 1859-08-16
4 S S I G n E E'S SALE

Tha entisr ksoek of Lumber, Sash- Doos BuuA Mould
ine4 Ia utrsdes. Hand Ials Hardware. Gt7s4 fa!uts
u1,, Horses Wagons Carriages, he. ask!ssel b.
Ahatt kngnan. fur The hene1s Of thr creditors pn
adiscouns fa former p1ces - VI! Insure Tie eons
prthas the complete stock " aehlnelY II The aau
tastaFe ef - sos;, nd AouI1 lou a3 b7sk*ta ~. o;
sha,iox. DotInx, and d1taIes nov IN 1ana.os order
through he hard Emss to hou u 1oo hands AzI ttis
!a1. and well u7t will bc turned ia The parties
the nlchlucy and taking shs shop. pstc
u.a. In1uirs tic pseulse: ss south Ei71k set Ut
u. ". PHILLIPS. Assignee.
chl:axo, August 18th, LEV. auls alta I'M
, 1859-08-16
au1u6ktlIEI{8.

auuSemeut8.
III cV1CKER'S THEATRE.
AL Nsilsoa stseet, between State md Dearborn.
TUESDAY EvESNu, AUGUST 1a,u, lsos.
9anasef afes treat pltssus N announcing that
Barry Sullivan,
rranoTneed BY puha( opinion -tha greatest European
Us VII appear this t'sns IN A!s e+ahssted eha.e1 of
@EVEHLY
In The kssas tragic play entitled
TIE G 4 STER.
so27'tted By Mss We+d6usy. Ms. Leuy Houkh, I'D
Asss's. 1ston. Df.ilsJ, Ayss1, Lel4hton q
To conclude with ths roaring h:ts u
TWENTY MINUTES WITH TIGER,
chafaete1s By Aeaax. RxAnIxr, N11za. Duza4 md
Mrs. LkssKIcx.
Doors open Il X; Cutain rsa It O'Clock.
Fhu Or vApkrzznz--Par1uesfs md DrHs ltrc3e aDe
ksx-% H. ~ ~FN~
tAx 0Aoe apen from 10 O'clock, 4. u. tn O'clock
fN WHEN aeats e4a be spcoEei sh3es days Ia Avznee
, 1859-08-16

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE-Th. under.
"a sxned havIaz tecn appointed Assignee Of T. L. An-
desun Co. Of tho eatir stcei of Groee,lrs +fc a. 80
Statc street. corner Of Van Buren. Eeay 10 IKE us
eeA In oder tut the b. All
pes~,ns sst TO klTe CALL PrEsps Indebted
j. L. Ande nut fs.a to 1 1aI settle thtf
tnuns fp1thv!th- JAMES CAMPBELL, Of J. L.
Anteesoa i Co,
Chicago, Aukast lAh, $50. Au1Gtst
, 1859-08-16

1 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Notice |. hardy sten hat ths undersigned admin
stfA&I and Adna1ffatr Of tie eBtae Jacob " lud-
hr. HE It te4x county. lineis rt attend upen TIL
cu19t, c.u.t Of Gooz e;nsy l!as 4 tn, tasTeot t.
cnty the nrs M.ndav Of sober De1t f.r t4e pu1pe
of runx aud adjusting a eaul& ust SD DE- edAnt.
Therefore, pesus h9 ring catns against k7d are
hersty noGed And requested to attend said tous E the
Of having ih* efns adtued: ana Ill per,os H.
aaent TO tAe un+e4s.sne.i. MARY LUpLAN. Admr.
JAMES D. LCuL-AN, Atmr,
Ck.ocu. Au.u.t IT, lila. 4uiE aIa3&w
, 1859-08-16

PAHApE.-The members of the Washington
Lodge, No. were out in full regalia, and pre-
coded By the Light Guard Band marched
through our principal streets yesterday after
noon L..
, 1859-08-16
MEXICO.

Heccpt1on Of the Manifest and Decree
or fJuoFex--M0uarcll9sl Forces Rok-
bling on Large ScAlc.- Dreadful Con.
dlA0n OF the EouAtrY,
, 1859-08-16

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for Property in Chle,ea cettaee Gsnsc Or Lake View
a.a On the iuinol, Central r. had +s miles firm cbaso
Missouri Klves Railra I. mes wes: from EuTli:xton
low. Thers ar " sIes improved ITO ,eres nnt tiIl+s
Stallion Is constructed This Lind u !1t fntra any uthvr
.sa1ian and surrounde BY rich aKcuusai ds!es III
1ke tetttuents naturally tributary r. and n.st
Ete ehaHc fur any dLpo.ed TO Ia general
caHtie and produce acsness. Whera faune may be
rallied
F.. term. amply It the C., .. L Q. 4. +. odt:c.n
su:&-lm-al3 L. +. HALL.
, 1859-08-16

- We would call attention to tic sale ad.
vertised for this morning BY Gilbert & Sampson,
as it embraces one Of the finest assortments Of
fine and well-male furnitare which can be found,
, 1859-08-16

On Wedue.tay. the fnh ln LIZZIE ta{ast eaus.t of
John II. mi Efnbeta G. Wl1ans,