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, 1859-05-27

TaE Rock ISLAND TREsrAssEas on GOrERS~
xEsr LASp.-U. S. DISTRICT CorRr, before
fudge Drummond.-1n this Court will COM
mepcs to-day the trial Of series Of cases, some
fifteen in number, Of parties arrested as tres
passers on the alleged domain Of the United
States, in cutting timber on Rock Island, in the
Mississippi, at the railroad bridge crossing, near
the city Of that name.
The case has been attracting attention some
time, aud the parties have, most Of them, been
out On bail--two or three on their own recogniz~
ance-awaiting trial.
The defence Of most Of them will be 4 claim Of
pre-emption as sQaatters upon the Island
claim denied by the Federal officers. It will be
remembered that in the case where the same
question arose as to the Bridge, Judge Mclean,
in the q. S. Circuit Court, in this city, on the
motion for an injunction, took the ground iden-
tfcal With that of the defendants in this case aud
to the effect that tie Island was subject to pre-
enlptiou.
It is the Intention Of some Of these parties to
seek to remove these cases into the Circuit
Court, to bring them before Judge Mclean, in
v,ew Of this ruling.
This point Of law involved, are the features
which are Of most interest in these suits, since
il the title Of pre-cmption is sustained, very
valuable claim is established to these parties
-
THE NcLAucHL1x MURDER CAsE.-Superior
Court, before Judge Hisgins.-Thc testimony
was proceeded with on the part Of the prosecn-
ton, yesterday, in the case Of John Mclaughlin,
On trial for murder in the malicious disp1ace-
, 1859-05-27

HsAr ROM EaT At rue RItnxoSD HocsE--
SPEkpy ARREST or THE uEOPxnA7on--0n Wedncs-
day night the room No. 50 at the Richmond
House, occupied by Mr. John Swainson Of st.
Fan1, Mimi, was entered and robbed Of $50 III
money, and . valuable gold watch, chaiu and
seals 3Ir Swainson on discovering his loss
yesterday morning took prompt measures, By
the advice Of mine hosts, Messrs Taber Hawk,
and tic case was giyen into the hands of the
city detectives under City Marshal Rehm and
officers Douglas and Macauley succeeded in less
than IN hour after, or by half past eight O'clock
in capturing their man With tie property in his
possession.
The fellow is well looking young man, but
evidently professional thief, who registered
his uarse at the Richmond as coming from New
York. lie gives Ills name as Charleston Ward,
from Cincinnati, and has, beside, several aliasts
lie was held to hail yesterday by Justice Aiken
in q ,e,0 and committed in default. l, was IN
affair cminent3y creditab'e to the detective force
Of our city.
, 1859-05-27

WE1Iorr so.-Our Buffalo contemporaries are
ringing the changes on the rnlnor that the
Michigan Southern Railroad line Of Steamers
are to run on Lake Erie the coming summer,
commencing with June lst. We don't believe
it, but the plan has our sanction, in behalf Of
the travelling public who will enjoy the crystal
link in summer tour, sandwichipg Lake trip
in between long days or nights rides On the
noisy and dusty rail. So mote it be but We
don't expect it.
, 1859-05-27

I OkIGAGE SAlE.-Hy IN IN
1sI cea'E:e of Mnearc tearing da:e the sa 1ay tfl
crnt~s 4. H. lS. e1eca.st Nv Asa +. Fo*ers a Kt.-r
- t.xr7 q l'e1;l4-!' Illinois. Mort3ssnr, K., G.y
=. ~: sIsAso nEso5. M"s:sss Us ~ nor: 10
lars 4 hlny.eys eena aseornst - the ts3or an, ets
e ltua4t -prT A~;c s1tEoIc 10 said h3ftns
sys s tsssxa ~ lsyAe sa,es Months .ser aa1
ha'a:aed s1d snd eonvey:d uo" she <.d R:<r Fly; ls
h'~ an ~@n. fe|xr. all that ! ~te rasres II atr
>:'sate n ;t ..osaty # Go:ae and STAT. = a"i. i-
tu+t.Ss t'G."en Nt}. in WE7 II. Il! 14i:ss u to III
t"~n II eiseeEr. as latred .nd ': in u. otr~ nf
f7e Esc0ft1<T N s4l County, I' >.l crnfars
apFt' q sale ~ ihr ~ p's'z.k+s II telHt .e
4t III tsE payment Of TIE hus- th-rca uentiutrl
"a; ~ss ccty ~ xnbwsd"- "a Ecrrit in The ct the
kes"7fer u as'' tuif: ut i -7r IL l. ns IT wnn.ses
= .Ee ~. 3af ua% Lied for s1rh nj Tue III. Gty u
4fT+laL l. D. las.. keSut. h1rfr 5cra n ,d+ IL The
p2lEst' df The .J IT EoIsY snl tsrst i!,er.n w.
cuTd 10 p l: ~ Sas uoFttase. sad tie sun af tagI
~ the s3t~ft- fhsrrI tbs II ;er reLf peF
2inu' finn The +ih day 1t ieermher. i. D.. l5 Leis
1Hw cue 8hd nuikld uP4n The :sd and mortgage:
Nfsce Is ateFrf r. trsby xr~n ta& b. vitu- Of IT,
a4f 'RHEse aad the q sic the.sn eantyeI tJ:
u.cefs1<nrd In rtacee. WILL the tEesy IL day ~
'l". A. u. l,ft. IL s.stcrk In the fu.x1.-, al the
cu!t Hu'se d.et n 1he city heea IN the .uce;y Il
Cosk asd Stase ns 4tt1. ttr fs .ae xuI sci IT puhI
3e"n t" TIT highest bidder c1 the said rxee qf arI
herein atove deEx AID a.! the 1l-M al Gully Of H.
othpaon nt Qe lid caost1.son the ein.
t'a:e71 Nay an1h. 15sY. k1CE FAT, M.re3xee-
r h6tn- r1.--<s $.Lf
, 1859-05-27

REcoRpER's CouRr JcR1Es.-Thc Grand aud
Petit Juries for the June Term Of the Record
, 1859-05-27

Rrr. DR. RICE OK Cu1caGo.-Tbc residence
Of this esteemed and Intelligent clergyman, tor
now nearly TIVE years, has had result entirely
reciprocal. lie certainly is among one Of our
most intelligent md able defenders against the
petty aspcrsions Gust upon Chicago BY rival in-
tcrests abroad. His testimony as to the health
Of Chicogo, given to meet slur in she debate
ut Indianapolis, reported in another column, is
worth bringing forward, it only for the sake Of
our own citizens, who are too apt, especially
new comers, to believe that il not City Of
Plague. We are next door to it. Such testi-
1nony rs the following will be sustained by the
experience of every clergyman and medical
man in The city,
but it is said that Chicago Is unhealthy. lie.
me state single faet. Since went to Chicago,
twenty months ago, | haven't buried single
child, and but two adults, one Of whom died of
drupsy contracted elsewhere. and the other
came there with the consumption.
, 1859-05-27

- druken sailor named McCarty bad a
narrow escape from death, night before last,
having been found asleep on the Ga1ena rai!road
truck near the West Side depot, just previous
to the passage Of atrain.
, 1859-05-27

Gf110 WORTH MILLINERY
Qp1tN}\I Go"ds vi! be e1chaser4I for A lot Ia tsr
SS4tA !ttSsstnn q tAe Citf. .A!Err.a Hu1 4%s.
, 1859-05-27

e The gale Of last evening ragged nt times
to . powerful height, and must have done
much damage on the lake. It was brief, but
severe.
, 1859-05-27
GNautfD.

"ANTED-3o,0O0 Wanted for
~ dve o. ten yeas1. Secr1s!ty IL Improved e&ntrol
property south D.yfAou .ad6etss Box &C. Chicago
Fust ut1c@. mvss,wdtT
, 1859-05-27

~ 4 Gymnasium has been secured by the
boys of the Chicago High School. Go in boys
on your MUSCLE Saints nlust have bodies,
scholars must hare bodies, while in the nesh
Gire the biceps, the fc.ors and e1tenscrs judi
cioas practice. The girls too should share the
x3snp adrnntaprs
, 1859-05-27
.T0r $:ale.

FOR S.tLE.-Wc have about L.,
fe: Of sh1ttln: for !e. laie1v usv, in running pint,
nk prta=es It! e4c-ent as!c!e ald viii tt sold
stX r.. r.sai. We ~, have sorr or mor. Il
F!%-sn:c an'i cont-f sas!nus .izs. fur 4ae >
Ea7. h.9i:1e II ties, an4 FH5une utrte. m1e1Iu
, 1859-05-27

~ The Kenosha I4m<s chronicles the ship
meat, from brewery in that place, of 1900
barrels Of lager for Chicago.
, 1859-05-27

fU REET.-I}nons for 4 small
1 fln:iy In III. central location. % STATE street lup
stAGs> Apply tn D. WALKER. III Randolph strtes
, 1859-05-27

TO HENT--Untii the middle nt'
October. *na Ilntl,e With part Of the Furniture.
G'.,d o.o u,h size, hear The Lake II 400 es -.ar
Ad1yr4s EoI 34; myAi.1r
, 1859-05-27

TO RENT-In Evanston, 4 Neat
L cottage with dpe lax. view. Inquire Of j. +.
STARR. Tho Of North cfk snd Wster strert,.
or ilIrr.s ltux 4ff9. mSAJ.;tt
, 1859-05-27

WANTED-By Young Man Of
x'od ehasaetsr stuatIon IN almost any esEaei.y.
win chance :" fei'n rspeetsos oanras tnex.
e:t.onah]e Frfrfracus &aEsa. 4dte<s - j. B." Box
~ Chicago, H. mses61
, 1859-05-27

s3T On Wells street, Rear jackson. yester-
day morning, Mrs. Sarah Rierdon was furi
ous'y attacked and thrown down by butchers
n,astiff. She was rescued, uniniured. but in the
scutnc and alarm lost four dollars ia BILLS, clean
gone. The dog owner should refund her that
, 1859-05-27

i t;sefxr H. Qn!xs. General Aceauutaut. viii twhen
re9ur- hts pru,pt attention IL s'pentk. P,>tins AZ
Balancing " iEiyIual partnership .uks p1It1.
claslr the epsrvxtnx aud as}.n~ns " ias'anxed>
.tricikr complicated ,.puttt ect,uht% Tas best
the city aunI* gwen and eosrttntss.
Application to he ma.t Eoea ~. Estz's EuI1dlnx u
mud ~ outh Iae 1Sitet, through t1st 4dcc Luz l32-
.isAIl
, 1859-05-27

EThe Cincinnati Ga.tttt Of "Wednesday
says that Strawberries arc selling in that city at
fire esnts quart. In view of the fact, why can
not they be :.lforded here at less than Muty
cents?
, 1859-05-27
DDS FOR SIDEWALKS AND

T OST-On Tuesday Afternoon,
d4oh .fse CID Cs4ia 's 1t:h Less.t st .eket. IL
'eettt Contained ,we kene-.ss md I'd *as soasssa
ir- I. At t- oaec uf w. b. Iok j. Co.. oonc. q Mar
ket and Quincy sfreets or At Ills otlce. UFefSt
, 1859-05-27

u. Preparations to receive the gras, hare
been made in the Court House Square in the
shape Of low board fence alongside the walks.
The blades yesterday we're about three to the
6uuarc yar1
, 1859-05-27

E The Recorders Court will sit ne1t
month, with present prospect Of light GRIM
Al docket.
, 1859-05-27

- We learn that the Chicago Fire brigade
intend visiting Milwaukee III body on the o1th
of june They are just what Chicago as city
is not ashamed Of, at home or abroad.
, 1859-05-27

TO RENT.-Nos> 81 aud st
r, ms. ia pe. nuIta. Apply ,vJ. u. MARSHALL,
nn.cl N
, 1859-05-27

~ The increase of Horticulture in this vici-
nifty is shown By the number of florists stands
ia the city. representing Chicago gardeners in
the sale Of plants, flowers, DC.
, 1859-05-27

TO I,ENT-Warehouse and Dock.
i The Warhouse ard Duck It The foot At State ssrt
f. r Ike N4.e.ouse vii bs Md. "ubfe 10 lta-s tf
TIC ;,rxsaise-. JAMES E. DALLlBA-
AHfttc4.i
, 1859-05-27

~ The Hyde Park Hotel is approaching
completion. It will be TIE summer resort Of
Northern illinois, we prophecy, under Nessrs.
Taber i Hawks admirable management,
, 1859-05-27

TO l:ENT-Lumber Yards.-Two
E.,uti ri Chicago hv<r on Lumber street. Ech yaTt
~ fey ttaHt ~ eet dssp. With g!ansed Aeys nd
fur sanei,e r.e VIII let i far 4e.ab PER Ent. Apply
- e. 7. AOTCuklsS, od1ce No. ii Clinton stEeet.
.tr.t
, 1859-05-27

- Several casts have occurred within our
knowledge Of some RASCAL robbing flower bed
Of its choice plants and bushes, in some in
stances tile loss amounting to number Of dol
lars in vMue, and even more than TINT il. the
impudcnee and RIGHTEOUSNESS Of the thing,
, 1859-05-27

@ The Traveller and Capt, Sweeney at -
O'Clock 4. ~, for Milwaukee are, on pleasant
days in increasing favor with the travelling pub
, 1859-05-27

TO ItENT-Or for slle-Tht three
l. story brick Ix.!linxso Ellna Place. between Hart
s and tan BtTen ,trett sonth *ate, with rain and by
tEaat wcr Avg, lEtk h2Ia- Apply On tbs prenises.
4i1A&
, 1859-05-27

WANTED--A Lady accustomed
to tuttloE, Is de:roes .. :9:n:: lr>:ryt:,r. In
tnss dnag the week II tmparr .uuud E7s,i.n ..:ai.n
EuK 1S5j Post 0cscc -r- ~
, 1859-05-27

- The debate at Indianapolis Oh the loca-
ton Of the Seminary will interest Chicago read
ers twill be found On the inside Of our paper
today, in letter from cur special reporter.
, 1859-05-27

ITO lEET-Sto1e No. 1874 kinz;e
l. ssr"t, (Hint'e 11a'i.> Apply 10 s.tACEL JttHN
SION nOttAcask une l3te sod SE1se rqY4A $50
, 1859-05-27

t. The Journdk says the prisoner Jumpertz
appears much more seriously inclined thar, here
tofore, aud since the execution Of McNamce has
about given up tho expectation Of hasing ncw
trial
, 1859-05-27

ITO nENT-The BRICK dwelling,
l. M. Is luslo street containing TN peaant Fo,s.
villa Easer nlatc 9S aieT. etc. a3} in complete otr.
u l.. L. FEKGCsDT, No. +: Clark street, up tsass.
, 1859-05-27

~ The Marine profession were liberally
represented in yesterdays Police Court. Jack
following the water for livelihood is, too fond
Of following the ardent for the lore Of
, 1859-05-27

0vER THE R1yKR.-Thc rails Lave been laid
across Madison-strect bridge. The horse cers
and Bulls Head will in few days commence
terms Of intimacy and E visiting acquaintance,
passive Of course Us Ia the hitter party.
, 1859-05-27

f+'OR SALE-.A Good Frame Barn
sutaste Gat tIause, tsx.4 feet Is feet h:th. III
A!ln+ .tTr; between Green 3nd Peor4 West side Ftc
$. ~ich than .sne halt the Of se lumber. Ar
" to uuLBRook i ETk1NS r CO.. suu.h t'!als
strkeS. fut
, 1859-05-27

HonAeE GREEIEf's 0psx1oS or CHscsGo.-Mr.
date Of -itcllison. Kansas, May Is. says of our
State and city, '+ '+Dou6tless the child il born
"who will SEC Illinois State Of Ten Millions Of
People, One Million Of them inhabitinx her
stcomYnerria iaf arnor;um -
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o. FOR RENT-IN WEST BALTIMORE
i STREET, opposite Winan's garden, very de,irahe
Icy three-Story DWELLING, with two-story Back
Building and Iydrant, for 500 per annum
Also, FOR SALE Or RENT-The HOUSE No. lI2 South
High street 1t is delightful three-Story Dwelling, with
fine Back Building and Hydrant.
Apply at Nc Carpet Store of G. $. GRIFFITH.
No
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Surviving Executor OF L.ona Jar is,
% No tn Charles street.
GIBSON & 60,



ET..N By VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
$l,,s Circuit Court for Baltimore cv in case yvlr.p
-4a=4h Car line G X Wyeth complainant and
Jarvis Kendall and others defendant, urd.rgncd
in Second stree, adjoining the Post Ocr in the city I
Baltimore, on WEDN ESDaY The ninth ,.ty Of Novrni.T
1859, mencng eleven O'Clock
being part Of tie real estat. of cSn9rd oris ncass
viz
eight inches nv tupIvn,It or IN 10 ra - t i'
Is and z the south side Of Baltimore street east Of Tripo.
lettS alley 1t is little Irregular in slape and has 6y4
foot outlet to TrpOetts alley This property will be sold Al
the time with the property immediately in front of H.
Baltimore by ninety our feet e See he ivrt
north Side Of St. Pre street west Of walkcT street ,O eac
story and attic BRICK DWELL lNGS. The houses and
leasehod interest will b. sold At time with these rents
tisemeat of :. O Hinkley Executor.
| No. 3-TWO GROUND ZEN ) OF $50 81 each on two
streets and the other Az the n"rf r corner g Of S wynn
street and sixty five feet deem to an v rifS Iric
The hoi,seS and I Vii f o, :" IA atS, &c
| simple tit e as above ~ ~
| 30 4-.SEVEN GROUND RENTS OF $50 racp ~, sovor
and Wyeth streets front eleven feet TWO inches md n
seventies of an inch each .nd sixty i've ri dnn 10 nm s,
and LOIS will b. sold t,gctLe. So as fo make fee stT
| title as above ''1
| No. 5-TWO GROUND RENTS OF s33 70 each on two
lots on north sda of n Peer strgo b.r..ao, III, -
Scot streets front thirteen fet three cacb nj NJ
five feet dep To an ALL with twGstor ana attic h ~.
DWEIIINGS The hon es and ots u m he ., i I, - @
So ms r. make f-a Sin,nIe titIc G hi, " " ~ ''e''''
| M 6-A GRGTfED 4 sST' IpE co. =, o,, L., m ,z, .ido
of Wye street south Of Coumba Front fyeye fs|
and depth fifty three feet 10 nm ulIry Win he Strr ~ i,
| DWELLINGS, The hOusps and lois viii he sold l,S.ti.r
| so As To make n fee simpIe titl" rs gbnyo " " ~ s-''
on the east si.e of Wye:h st, cot s1uth - Cnifa e. -
front eleven feet and Six inches and dcptE ft, f ~
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No "a LOT UFGROIND on north SUE o NIHrch lane;
front ~ feet inches, depth &c feet with brick STABLE
thereon, by L. Jarvis in connection with his dwelling
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No l4.-F1UR LOTS OF GROUND on south side Of Co.
lumba street west of Wych street. front thirteen feet EACH
and depth siNy-hve feet with twosJry and attic prick
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No 23-, OF OF GROUND, being No. 20 on west side
OF South Charles street from ~ depth fet Inghcs
with four story brick WAREHOUSE thereon, occupied by
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For further information inquire Of Trustee.
EDWARD OTIS lilNkLkY. Trustee,
No - North Charles street
nl3 2qw4w&ds GIBSON x CO. Au-tiC
! FOR SALE.
VALUABLE PROPERTY


- ON THE FALLS TURNPIKE ROAD
On SATURDAY, the 10th November next, the subscri.
will sale public auction III Sales
Room Second joining the Post Office at o'clock
p NJ, the following described valuable prop. Is, to wiz
ALL THAT PARC l. or LAND situated and lying in
Baltimore county, part OF tract O land called Dbgt,
Park bounded and described oows. +. inning for the
same the side Of the lis Turnpike al Jhe
northeast Of John PrtsS tTrntyo" lot Of
and one-half degrees fifty pcchs the centre
nf Clay street, sixty feet wide, laid map Of the
Hampden Property; then binding along he of Clay
following wit orth twcntvsN and
quarter degrees, eighteen rerch, north eleven
and degrees west thirty pcrChcs tile c-n
Webster sixty feet wide, Laid down said
then nding said centre north Seveuvtwo and
pc che< 10 the FAIL Turuuke road then hindng the
side OF said read the two following and dis
south fifteen degrees, thirteen and quarter
perches south twenty and half degrees east trE=N
and six tenths perche to the place beginning containing
fifteen hree rOods and twenty seven pelc!rs n l
The improvements the above prourrty are lOjSt,
fit for gardeners house. an Apple o. ChI and other fruit
from the northern boundary the city about and half
miles and the well known residence oil D. Prem
possessfon the land will be given, pos
si0n of the house BE- obtained On reasonable notice to
the tenant. .,.-,
TO be paid the time ofsae; oned six and
third at hS from the day of sale the eferre
payments interest, and he with
SANUEL APPOLD.
GEORGE ] APPOlD.
plat of the property may he the Office of JOHN
H. B. LATROBE Esq, corner of Lexington and St Paul
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y. l0-TWEiVE GROUND RENTS OF so each on
twelve lots the asst side of Walker south Co
um ia street. front ten feet nihe inches c.rh aud fifty
rGt feet deep to alley, with wu--tnry brick DWELL.
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CANNON Il MATTHEWS,
oIS-3tawSds Aurtioneers

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-The subscribers, as
M Trustees of Robert Howard, will offer at public sale
l at the Exchange Sales DOM, in the city Of Baltimore
on TUESDAY, the 1T day of November a | o'clock:
ALL THAI LOT OF GROUND in Baltimore city, beg in
ming he south side of Franklin thirty feet
from Paca street AMI running 'henc- Franklin
twenyseven e six inches, with derth of eighty
wih the improvements consisting lar. three story
BRlJk DWELLING, with large Back Building. Subj q
to annual ground l235 payable half yearly on
first january and July. and redeemabe a pleasure
TermsOne thiri cash and the balance in six and twelve
months, with intereStant security
WIN II. BROWN and
}. MALCOLM Trustees
oil SiwEds CANNON MATTHEW'S. Auct'rs
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MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE
TINE SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
L COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
nsures Marine and Inland Navigation Risks terms
favorable those oany other Company All persons taking
Policies from this Company entitled share of the
profits without mourning any liability, beyond the
of Premium The Assets of the Company, liable the
ment of losses, over S2,0G00t0.
\. B. NELSON, Pres't
A. SEAT0N, V.PreS't. j. WHITEHEAD, Secy'.
C. OLIVER o'D0NNEI.I, Agent in Baltimore
fe22U No e kNchnnpe Place
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No.9-A GROUND RrNT OF $685. on lot on northwest
fner % st Peter md Walker -tn,tS front
TX M hts on 81 Peter street, 6erh sixty ve al
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g. FOR So LIE "A three-story BRICK
LII, DWELL NC No 32S East Baltimore street with two
AHssslstOry and attic double Back Building All mo
dern improvements Lot ~ hv no Ground g per
front foot. Apply EDWD. NIT HELL. X co,
M pratts stree
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/ rr , - - AT AUCTION
/ WILL SELL ON MONDAY. october 3Ist at u O'clock
NJ AT the MeISrs Maltbys Ship Yard Drawbrdge
the good SCHOONER JAMES ~ STEWART" three wears
old with all her Sails, Rigging, &c, and in good order
| a West India voyage
ALSO,
! One superior CHR0NOMETER in complete ordar fr
/ cash; Terms cash. S. II. COVER
! o2S-ts Anctonaar
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No S-SEVEN GROUND RENTS OF s23It each, on
seven lots on west side Of Wych street south Of Columbia
inch ca h, and denh Of fty.ne feet alley with three
story brick DIV ELL GS Tn houses and lots win b. old
t...I..r 50 ~. q. .I.. !. m. .i..I,.. a., .L.
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| No T.-SIN GROUND RENTS OF S25ST eacii.
on the east 81 Of W&eh st Get, south Columbia egt,
front eleven feet and six inches and dept tyr,e feet
an alley, with hreestoy brick DWELLINGS,. The houses
and lots will be sold together mase simple
, 1859-09-13

1 P1r1AnIE CAsE.-The Ohio papers bring q
sad story Of child, lost two weeks since. and
just found a bright little girl, six Years of
age, daughter of Ar. and Hrs. King. tirin0
about four miles from kalida, Putnam countT
IN that State, went with her mother to visit q
neighbor, and while there accompanied the
neiGhbor 8 children to carry water to the father.
working in field. On the way some childish
quarrel occurred between them, and their little
visitor rexed and grieved, started to return 10
the house which was in view. Probably reflect
in. more upon the wound which her feelings
had received than Of the path she was follow
ing, she straye1 AWAY into the woods and vas
lost The whole ueighborhood was aroused,
md the people Of the county, to the number OF
nEe hundred per daE, generously volunteered
their services and traTersed the woods, and The
forest ring with their alarms night and day in
search Of the lost child. For nine days the
search was continued, amid the utmost excite
ment, and without cessation, during which time
aud especially the mother, uns iadescribable'
On the ninth day, the little one was found lyiug
over two logs, where it had fallen. too weak to
proceed, within two miles of the spot where it
was last seen, dead It had removed the whole
OF its clothing. and, when found, VA. quite na-
ked, ITS bonnet hanging on d limb, and its dress
lying IN iltsle play house which she had built
to while a~ar The lonely hours. 1t had died
wlthin few houcs Of the time at which it was
found. The spot had frequently been passed.
but the most Of tho search had been extended
100 far. When the dead body Of the child was
taken into the presence OF the mother. and the
hope which had sustained her throughout the
search Has gone, her reason tottered, and she !