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MINERAL nv MP NASoZ

BssToS, Oct. el.-The Paris correspondent of the
Traveller states that the funeral Of Mr.. Mason took place
At the American chapel in the RE dc Berri.
IL was largely attended. Including the Diplomats corns.
snd nearly all the Americans in Paris. Rev. Messrs.
lamsou aud Seeley dictated.
The body, placed in several collins and covered with
the American flag, stood near the chancel where il n.
mains until carried to Iavrc. Ii goes to America next
week, hN the steamship Ar,ro.
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The Fair.

The people are already crowdiug iu to The Fair. which
opens here to-day. We presume, Of course, that the
trains to-day aud tomorrow will largely increase the
and that We shall have another glorious rc.
union Of the farmers and planters Of the " Old DO.
minion.n
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STAMPEDE OF SLAVES rnrsrR, r,n-Tbe Tovsoptow,

STAMPEDE 90 SLAVES FRrSrRArrD-The Towsontown
Md Idrocdts has the following:
W understand that ON saturday night a hand Of
some forty slaves VAS TO have congregated at Dr. Bat
leris place, near Finksburg. in Carroll county, Nd, but
one OF them disclosing the secret, the plan was frus,ra-
ted, and five of them arrested and placedin Westminster
jail"
The above is confirmed Nv the Westminster !SeatineI.
which states thar the slaves belonged to DIR. Butler, Geo.
Jacobs, and Hanson I. B~artrolow. Horses and carriages
were IN waiting when the discovery was made. The
SsHtipel adds that they were all arrested. and that un-
known parties were concerned in the attempted STAN.
pede. Had not cold Brown" .nme hand in lis
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81 PERSnNS

ST. PAUI, Oct. 9l.-Mr. Stone, his wife and two chill.
drcn, with Nathaniel Butterheld and L.oring Lovelling
were drowned in Lake Minnctouka, thirty miles west OF
this city, last evening.
We learn that Mr.. Stone had determined to move his
family further down the Lake, and had employed Butter
field and Loyeling for that purpose. About dusk the
boat capSized under the pressure of n sudden gale, when
the whole party was drowned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
DISARMING A COLORED MILITARY COMP

PHiLApELPruA, Oct. 22-The arms recently furnished
to 4 colorcd volunteer company in this city, have been
taken away by the Adjutant General of Pennsylvania, in
consequence of the Harpers Ferry affair.
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amount subject TO dram. four million sin hundred and So
vcuty-sevcn thousand dollars-nn iucrcaso over the
amount ON hand the previous week of one hundred and
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REBELLION AND DEATH N II MARYLAND
"pENTTENTTA

BALTIMORE, Oct zz,-At noon to-day, a convict in the
Maryland Penitcntiary Refused compliance with the or.
ders Of the deputy warden. who, While 10 vas pndcavor.
ing 70 enforce The command, was stabbed twice In the
neck by the convict. Immediately, Gregory Barrett.
another officer, fired two shOts AZ the prisoner. infictipr
wounds from which the latter died almost Immediately.
u E thought that the deputy warden will lie Of HE
wounds.
ANOTHER EXPLOSION At DrPONTS POWDER
Wills, WILMINGTON, DEL.-SEVEN LIVES LOST.
DuPoSrs Mnia. oct. 2I-Au explosion took place AZ
the Haglcy Works of Mcssrs. Dupont Powder Mill.
near Wilmington. Delaware, about half past 20 O'Clock
ih' morning \ prc7shOusc glze-hOuae md out-build-
ing were destroyed. Involving the loss OF seven lives.
w VIM. Moran, T. D0ughrrtg Sweeney. Jacobs .Sebar.
John Welsh and Michael ODanieL The cause Of the
accident b. urEr.gr
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A RAIIROAD DEPOT IN pI-pvr

PAREERSarEG, Va, Oct. l9.-The fine Depot of tn
Virginia Railroad Company, at marlborough
kitehie county, Va, was DESTROYED by FIRE at 3 o'clocl
this morning. The building. 1t is supposed, was set OF
fire, and the loss is uninsured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
ICE IN GEORGIA
TEA Pillow Nor no nE An ru

AuGuSrA, Oct. GIVE had a heavy white frost here
this morning, and thin ice formed in the vicinity.
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=" ." Wv NAWHN am 70 ~ executive Commit
ts q te Virginia Cenual Agricultural society, that the following
letter rom hr. fAukes, Just received, be published
October l5th, ls59| o'clock p n.
CHREUISA, Dc. 18th, lsa.
Nj. Richardson and Members % the Union Agricultural Society
OF Virginia.
AN compelled, through circumstance q which have no con.
uSLt . announce 70 yoa Tie unpleasant Intelligence that I will not
81 regret one cohnprlett To- nIfxg nttn" Nh ahitqlHee .Iasl sfInrs
,is hour a fully expected tohave been on my way to your Fair
before ihs- Now Tor the reason for the course I have pursy.d
II : SIMPLY because the ships would not take the machine. / az
appled 10 the steam packets 10 Richmond: they aid they eoBil
not tNr y under any circumstances I then applied TO sailing
use sh" also rrias~d 10 take the mach ne : I Was then a. rnV
Hls end. as knew ! could not get there in tine by railroad, as
nyulu o. ha.e les. han SIX re- shipments, and those very difficult
y not .npos.ble l confess 1 Am Wrongb BY promidnE you, bsforr
moving " a certainty ihAt the boat would not take the machine
hut ! never supposed, Tor a moment, hat the ships would not taI.
~ machine Bot 50 IT'S, and / will be forced To dlsAnpoInt
,he good PEOPLE 81 Nrf.niA on the occasion, hoping to have them
Manufactured IN your city, where they can he taken hy railroad
TO any paTt Of the soaih. Iiis an easy matter 10 ship by railroad.
Nhen there J. time sufficient aud not too many f@rh.s ami T..bIp.'
within my knoEledgs. "'
Hoping you vilrseuse me under these circumstances.
iiemhn Yours ever truly,
The hnouing telegraph, eonarmAtory Of the above was received
At g oelock. y. n
NEW YoRK, Oct 18Th ISA.
~ Of Richmond.
Ihe pillow was TOO heavy. Steamer could not take Il.
Respectfully,
oGt-t LCDLAM A HEINEKES
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DEATH OF HON. RoBT p Dry1,p

PORTLAND, NE, Oct. Colon. Robert p. DUNLAP. e1
Governor of this State, and Past-General Grand High
Chief of the Royal Arch-Masons for the United State
died this evening at his residence in Brunswick.
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TO

.e.. L'''''' o. '-'l"''' "''''' '''''''
ATsei.. ,Ortasn on boa sides II ns paper tein not apsefsa-
81 TAishd rule Of long Standing, oagAf 20 BE- haoten % az,
and tntu On no cass 81 Departed from. obituary. notices eceed-
taO aOhf iaes are Charged Gr a. entertainments
~ We odanof nadsrtnts % rsfaBn rejected oonnun4odhons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
ANOrIER ENPLosIoN Al DrroNT.s rowDER
rRnHAMLEAnNEsrn 81 rmEINsrRGEN cnnE

'trtfstf, pa oct. s.-A man supposed 90 boz
.%iaptIn' Cook vrs arrested here at noon to-day. H.
,,Nl answers ihe description. 1ud wa heavily armed
no o. certainly tte .ams TrsOu That was aeen In Cham.
borsbutg talking With 49, COOK.
We b. nos having a hearing.
hAffE The man Who wa arrested ode noon D. nav
behe'ed not to De Cook. although be evidently one Of
'h' participant boo the Harper Ferry outrage. md the
tne person Itg wa9 seen NJ Dhauber.lutg Yesterday
10 % considerably illirT than Cook B. de-cuied 10 bp ir
we PuoNshed account. When arrested tr was armed
"ih three revolver aud Two Los .kH,ver. and made an
't'empt 10 renft, hut va 0ycrppwei He hae every ma.
F'rAnce Of q desperate man, and refuses IN answer any
que ii0n'. He hes been committed Tor a further hear
iuF. which viii ~. place a. -o,p I'D ai,,ss.oe ,,n b..
procured from Harper. Ferry.
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- stostholders Of the West Point Land Conn
N.Y. any .tH y hSiiing ~ the agsreSsie more Than onetgnih OF The
NPlbsn 90 otthe said company, hereby give notice thai A pepr.
"a meenng Of the Stockholders Of the said company will be bcI
y Nc once Of the said company, at WEST POfNT' In The county
"' hhE "hlam, on TUESDAY, the Sh day Of November Ss9.
OcI9-etd S ~ r msS TAbh'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
PVT ABDLF IE 4 DFVyCE

BosTos, Oct la.-The Democratic Cop,en,iop ~ a..
In" Lohgres.ioDa District wa held today. A double
ct of delegates representing the Cr.t,, 49, .,I
bonglas ntereats we're present Many Of the .uar C,,.
GEO their way through tho windows i.to the fan IN J,
tempt having been made a. exclude them. sidney Wei.
i'f Esq, Was chosen chairman. Aner an exciting seous
me Cust'm House bohed and organized separates.
inc Douglas men claiming 70 be the regular Conyep.
ION, nominated y. v. Halett and Cornelius Dobertv
ION douglas men 70 tho Charleston Convention. The
other Convention electod John n Beard and II n Io,n-
Joy friends Of Tho Administrator,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
Mr.. Richardson and Member. Of III. 'T raia m'y 80 3Si

= Nhh = uur 70 the pubic AMI 10 the Executive Commit
t-e 81 le Virginia Central Agricultural Society. that the following
letter from Mr.. faSkes, just received, be Published
October 18Th, lsa95 o'clock ?. ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

- tors Of the late :; u Thornton, deed, are requested
To meet nj the office Of ID. 7. Williams a Hicks In the City ~ pIrh-
mond, At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ on TnuRSDAY, the 9Th oetober. IS,g
and present their claim. properly authenticated, in order to asctr,
tain the lndebtednss Of the Estate aud auanEe for U1uidauon -
All persons indebted 10 the Estate must mGr Immediate naymsnt
No Indulgence can he Fiyen.
n 7. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
OF n. u. THORNTON, Decd.
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tOAL,-Ue Depot 81 ne Nev Yort and Rchuand Coal Com.
- pang .inaie ~ ne upper end N Broad street and opposite
NE Oh Fif Grounds. y VEN surpHed from udf Drep Ron and
tpIinFheh Wines, uiui 40 ne usual tinds Tor ss-Famdiy, BLACK.
SMITH kn n TIE Mines, and Hard Coal
y " ior mf convenience ~ down fouu customers. orders mav
and Cay 49, oe2t i'm
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TIE ARREST AT CARLISLE.
CARLISLE, Pa, Oct 23.-The man arrested Yesterday
supposed tn be Cooke, gives his name ms William Harri-
son. He Is still in prison, hut, it il supposed. will be
to be discharged under a writ of ha5cas corpus.
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- NOTICE EXPREssLY FOR

- TUE LADIEs-Ladlesi In want Of CATERS, either
viii or without heels, can find a large assortment 20 select from.
at prices from 81 % and upwards, as TO quality. sLIPPGRs with
and without heels ehildren's and servants SHOES, Of all quail.
"~- a. sAlrl low by ALEX HILL A co.
%e No. l2I Main street, Richmond. Va
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NOTICE.--THE ANIMAL MpprINC
x WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED,

~ ' MTTTTNVT
w. OF the Stockholders OF the White SULPHUR snrIn-,
nrsday, I'd November, 1859. "" "N'
oclg-stAutm r. n NAIrpy T..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

eV n you wan, Roots, shoe. or CATERS. OF good quality, ~ 10
ALkN. HILL cos. aud II you can't get them there, I do not
know where you can and them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

On HUsHBLs Loves sERD u bots rye
OO Rfour, toFrhsr sfh = snan ~ o. Buekvheat, on consiFn.
msnt and fr sale ~ W. H PLEAaANTa.
oCf Tnlsnth rtre9t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

" Notice 90 Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond thi. Fail.-we would most resPee fully cali
their attention 10 our stock Of BOOTS and sHoEs, which We VIII
sell io~ for cash or TO panctuAl customer. on TN months credit
ALEX HILL q CO.. |
seie i9I Main St. Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24

~ TO TUE CITIZENS AMI
w. STRANGERS VISITING TIE CITY, wish a al
va special Attention ofihc CITIZENS and sfRASGrRs yi,ltiny ~. 81
" ma, I have just received a large and superior assortnep, OF
business SUITS, from ti5 TO 80. Also, a large lot OF yNr nj.
NERo'ERco.Ir, iogethsr with = rich aud varied stock OF cent.
rurnshing Goods. My prices are low, so please give me
=" o''o'e putshAainE elsewhere. J II. SIRtCIi,
No IS Main street.
oclS-dlm one door above Y. X. MhiteH Shoe Strrr
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On rnGrsaay, eo'hin., by the Rev, Dr. J. n. Je,er. Mr.. DAVID
j. SAUNDERS, ia, OF Rchmond, TO Miss PERMkiIA A, daughter
Of Mr. wingneld Cosby, Of Louisa CO., Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
SECOND SUPPLY OF GOODs.

WIZ neN Ia reesIp. Of our second supply Of Goods. TO whls'
w we Invite the attention Of purchasers
Most articles OF Dress Goods ~ cheaper than they were Garlic
In the season, and We oder them al lower prices
Our stock WILDE found 20 consist OF all the newest and most de
sirahie articles 81 Ores Gosds say, Slks, Snk Rahe@. Monselain,
Robes, Velour de France Poplns. Gc, &C
In Ci"Aks, Nantes, Saequrs, shAWIetts &c. our stock Is full an,
complete. Together with = large supply II servants Clothing
blankets, Brown and Blesehej Domestles, Carpets, Ac ,Ac
We luVise acan from all, confident that the styles As well as III
prices OF our goods will compare hvor4bly with any others IN mar
ket. Oc94 CHILFS A CuENERY
, 1859-11-17

A man named Roan has just been tried and
convicted At Louisville, Clay County, Illinois, Of
causing the death Of his son by unnatural md
brutal conduct The eridence showed that Cor
nelius Roam was we'll to do farmer, and lived
with his family in Jasper County; that there
was one Of his children named John, who Of
late years became blind. Finding this son 8
burthen sud trouble to the family, hs Was neg
1ec.ed, and ultimately, at the beginning Of las.
winter, died from the effects Of this neglect,
especially from eold-in fact he was frozen to
death while lying diseased and helpless in bed.
After his dea:h, be was found With bis legs
black, swollen, and b!istered- skin rubbed
OF his back from lying on the bare straw-and
one witness swore thai be could have scraped
up halt a,peek Of lise from the eyes, ears, neck
wretch was prosecuted BY F. D. Preston and
l. T. Hanna, Esq.:, and defended By Non. j.
G. Robinson. Hou. G. Allen, and A. n. AcGind-
ley, Thos: Brewer, F. Robb. Il. T. Decius,
Esqrs. The jury found the prisoner guilty, and
he Was sentenced to 6ve yesrs in the peuiteu-
tiary. We are sorry to see By the Louisville
Democrat, however. that he has been granted
new trial-SprIagft.d Ind<p<nd.at.
, 1859-11-17

[sllan tocte: Correspondents It the London Timet.
Italy can only rely on herself and her e1er.
tons; she must, therefore exert herself
One of the first signs ia this respec Ct is the re-
r1yaI of The Soceta Nazionate 1tatiana, under
the honorary Presidency Of Guriba'di, III the
place Of Comte Pal!avicini, returned from Spiel.
berg.
, 1859-11-17
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, 1859-11-17

Nes Coz. C!a,k and AAasoa 1treet-Poet Qree BIZ s-u
nJ3-ly-1k3
, 1859-11-17

Wckare now IN state. md 111r EeeeiTrk fuu and
complete STOCK Of
GROC c E RI E S,
tection Of thetsade:
SO hhds muscavado Sugar,
Jas do Porto Rico do
20 do New Orleans do
800 bbls Chicago Refined Sugar,
35o do New York do do
IS bags Old Governmt Java 0ofeo,
las do 1@aEuiza Coffee,
$50 do Rio do
as do Mocha do
100 bbls New Orleans molassss,
100 do Cuba do
rs Is do DO ga|91 gag3r House Syrup
IS do Portland do
800 hH Ghosts Green and Black Tea
$50 BIZ sawyer'a White Erasivo sonp
100 do Jesse oakley's do do
400 do A1Palm Soap,
100 do Star Candles,
- do 8teriuo do
- do Mould
15o bhls Smoking Tobacco,
lao do Chewing do
as butts do do
11U fancy c1odiek do
10 NJ Imported Cigars,
50 iars macaboy Snuff,
275 boxes ozwego Starch,
IS bags Pepper,
IS do Spice, as boxes Cloves,
IS cases 4 ! Nutmeg,
- tes Primo Rice, 400 mts 0assia
IS bxs:PTime CodfAh,
175hf bbls Al White Tish,
1qQ boxes Sealed Herring,
116 do Al do
1874 bags Dried Apples,
IS 3bblx &ante CuTaat4,
1856 boxes Layer Rai4ins,
576 do II. r. do
- hf bxs do do
100 coils Manila and Jute Kope,
&75 roams Wrapping Paper,
ITS balos do Twioe,
-112 bbls Pnre Cider Vinegar,
12o do Dairy 8a1t,
$50 boxes Pipos.
70. ale verylow ". D. -~LAAN / CO.
A2@y 9SoUta VISTA. Street.
, 1859-11-17

sS The Contrast.-NNhile congrat,l-

lat.ne those Who have had the xooa fortune tote
BORN BEAUTIFUL,
would recommend those whose har Is Of IN ottous Flat
~ aarrs, o. Ez1ed BY tckessa Of t1ae :hs: by us:
E1te'sor Har Dye they may. far as thu
h1f ts concerned, In fE1 nIxC1fs b.
MADE BEAUTIFUL.
The D7e hss heen anay1ed md certified to b pure ard
hatlsas bJ Dr. Chiffon tbs ost Distinguished Chemist
the United States Sold everywhere, and applied By Ill
EAr D7essest, CHnISToDoRo. Aator nouE, New
York. nol6-lm
, 1859-11-17
SALE-State OF ILL.,


IA SnIc~ IL hereby x5ea that the uusrss-nsl Adma:s-
na:Tx and alntnss rauF Vt Josiah H. 0etos1 deceased.
~i ths s.h Gay ut pscenber, A. D. lsa between The
honEs Of lhocloek anil osioek p. Of saII CAY.
Anl each succeeding d bet MUIR until the PER
roa p1opsy xoo< sud ch tts1s !~IonSnx to t- s.i.~
Of tina - dec Sa,e4 sse ai.po,ed IT. Viii .<l pa!o
sale til prru.s lately occupied hy The h4! 5osAA IL.
useula. dse-ste " = sou CLARK .t'ret IN. .he styo.
sonat property. goods AMI easti teonxiok IL VI. estate
of the sd dteessf consisting u cuApets steest
1ttures t1np1 Aad ga nIer t0Nls Lee Ahl f1nt
tue buggy. one hasnesa. &C. Ae. Ehrasrt
In the Above : eve nlnk tqa.rxl tu extensive
tanps. shAIe>, VICES aat chnpeJs. The ahoss will
sold credit Of ~ manths-pur haser7 giving an
7pprovsd tecu:!ty fs all Or ds4 1oxfa an upwArs
in hand for Il! und nye diss-- M property
10 b. removed until t4e term. e th+ ro9h I'd ~h
Lucy u. EEKCELD.
AAm!nIpratI!x,
HENRY u. WlLMANTH
Administrator OF Jos!4h II. Gefnu!l, d<e sas<tt.
xi.. 4 na3
, 1859-11-17
39rfas & Crif1tt1tr.
Saxea {.IterAl.ucA8,

4 Money king, Of course, to express his idea
Of completed woman, would aay "to The NO.
mnn I add ors"' SAKE. in his new book Of the
"Money.king," gives sonnet which ends with
q corest admission Of the fact. It is addressed
to some unknown fair one {who, Of course, is
made iovelier By having some money, J and thus
it funs:-
Thine Is An eyerthanqe-tng beauty; now
VITA that proud look. ~ }oftF etsttrnt
IN us hikh majesty. thou seenst queen.
With ~ her dsamonaB aIing On htr brow:
Anon ke, - g-h'1rE thou she arfse
And mould thy textures In their kweet control
The pure white ray THAI lights msiden'e soul.
And Hfu EKies outward through her dsooprE eyes;
Anon they tA.h and now saLlen Light
hu,s:s DER Thy beauty, Ike the os4ent's glow,
Rdhln9 thT shouldstsF ana thF bosoG's saow.
And VII the Wufoau bcaHa upon my sight!
kneel unto The queen. The night Of sorr;
I6E fnAl4 lore : thk svsaaa[ sLd1Lt =
, 1859-11-17
The Pitfshrroh n;.nns

The Pittsburgh Di1uatA says that the ne
gro Newly. who was one Of the insurgents 1t
lIatpers Ferry, WIS whilo aimee the sls,e Of
his osoa fdthAr in Virginia, by whom be was
emancipated, aud that Newly's wife and two
, 1859-11-17

,ne who has been In the treatment Of consumption
and otheE eArnc diseases 10 this eiJ for four yeA past
has returned FROM New York and u now 1t his In
hews Block rot ntate and Waahlnkton strce:s,
Room No. where ae may be eoasued uatil the Isl ef
U,eubtr when be Wilt leave for the Saut to realn dur
tnE winter. During his aoseuce patients vi te promptly
aaudsa to by his partner. 4. J. Aesd who will remain
permanently Chicago. Tie Doctors treatment Is
knowedeed to be c,nently euceessul and hn will sate
pleasure in explaining 1t to at who call on him. Odlee
hours from o'c1pst. 4. II. to3F.X. n0lAaAjm
, 1859-11-17
The pioux Editors Creed.

ut 1Axs kCzsEI. LOWELL.
l du believe ia Freedoms eau.e,
Ez fur away e. Paris Il;
lore to aee bes sick her c.aws
Ia them lnfxs7lal rha1isets;
It's WI enough aEln king
To drsr resolves M tEixser1-
But tdbbaty's Kind o thing
Thet don't sGree With niggets.
, 1859-11-17
The Abovs sale l. postponed un. THURSDAY, Sovesn.
Ter .trh. 1859, 1t the sasne hour 2nd pIaes-
no1s ID c. u. l.SwER. Truste4.
MORTGAGE SALE. - Default

4sA having heeo uade in the payment Of certain Bond
tecued 70 pst oJ certain mads au executed
aEst d1y Of l-u lS5s n~ far rteur the shsrA dsy
A1<us lst II rernrx tn the Hxcosltts Ot1ee in saA
oEtases e,kht paxe ]se and bsnk ef The lsr. aud
premise ht.sa2 .rdeser<. and ln which uiArtKaEa aid
bond deac1.b+d be1g ID for ths peaAl sun II Ten
Thou.an4 l'oa1s iene4 fos he pa, meat te.te abevn
toFs s1kna Of the Of are thousand dola1s. With
Interest ten cent Aau tn current FUNDS IN tha
clty Of New iurk.
Sow. therefore, public notice Il hereby given that Nv
y!EtuA Of tae power If e said enaA!ne mt
f'rthe pufpo-e thcfe!a *; sa will veil u public
tion. II taa noh i""r II" Court Huse IN ih+ cv vt
Chicago In the County AMI tatc altEsAd TIE highest
bidder for c1.h ot,. N the ftrtposu saturday
ihc th.rd dry IT peceuef 1e1s. The lanA ttcr:1 ti
A"kase s!! Tht real exate s.uate nx and b<irf IN
the Cuuaty uf Cook 3at Sta u II In being balt
Of Southwest QUARTER q section 49, nns IT. IL tnwlshn
ihsy S0ssh Of thrt l) uf tho thni
principal meti7n esn.!n be 1s
Y md M oenett and eGuy ot redemption pf the eat
Daniel Ncttrny hts h<lrs and a..kn., IN tue
WILLIAM F. MccLESAHAS. Mortgage.
JAMS CLAFr, Au'y. oc$Ac44SA
, 1859-11-17

w Day Q! Nay 4. p la5a, The undeFuaentlooed ma
chIne. z other personal property left In hands
By lewss L. Lee md eus Lee = collateral seeuE
ly for their Indebtedness amounting to The Of
thouaan dfas there.bouts. Ahi With pow IT,
sell the sae in "f 4efsu lu Payment Of sath tnte
s4nxsA Tie tavs which the should betf dnt
And whereas default has ada ray1Aea& Of the said
m Of 500, the SUN Win Interest stal Fenans
wholly due snd owing me- Public nolee u therefore
htrrty ThnrsdsT ths tenth tay Of November
\. D. l9 II 10 OK IN tas !ufeno4n, II ths st.ns "
Chapman May, No. ~ Market street. In Tho nT Ut Chi
eaxo, Isha! as publ. suction. 10 the hxhess hfce
caah The undenentonsl ma hines and other raj
property The purpose IL sehaRipx The said nsbttd
much tht1eof LIS viii - .ut3eteet to
rGvtr. q. H. HAZLETO1.
Dated November !, tSsa,
, 1859-11-17

TIE XAcat1rs AND PHorekrr AxoxR R1JE2EID TO:
u Combned Kezpers aud Auwer4
: Sin9.a 10
Poxer Corn MIL
DO DO
3Two H..rss Gun Mill.
4 One do DO
Is Wood Scrapers
HoLs Ing AAehne-
Wheti Hons-rsSss
Lot LrtE7s fpr DAnforth Rsape9-
ProeecAlora Reapszs aud Aowe7 aold h3ss NJ. Brat
tor, tuo At Polo 2nd two 1t Sterling.
Is Su2t Cana vi L.
RAy Mars, y<ars DID,