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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-02-04

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RIM McLuSa. n. x'cLuse.
MCdIIUNG & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
Commission Merchants.
wINJ@9, LT0uoR0,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
No. 40 Gay Street,
- KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
a RE now receiving, and will have In store BY the
lob Of January, inst, the largest and best assort-
ed stock OF 49,.
Groceries. Wines. LIQUORS.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO, ever offered in East r.uues.
seeconsisng In part Of the following articles, which
they will sell 10 the trade for DASH, ~ low be
$40 hhis. sugar II hoice, prime and fair;
suO bills. Clarified sugar;
200 Crushed do;
$50 :" Powdered do;
81 L"af do;
700 bag. Re tuifee;
200 I.arnasrn Office;
100 " lava lotf-e:
200 bbls New Orleans Molasses;
200 sugar House do;
loo half bbls Sugar llonss DO; ~. Il
100 quarter bills. Golden Syrup;
sou Kegs Wheeling Nails;
4,ai boxes star Candles;
rs !" Sperm Candles
800 I" Palm and Family Soap;
80 CASTLE SOAP:
800 e Tobacco;
200 e Smoking Tobacco;
10000 Cigars;
70 tierces Rice;
20 bags Pecsns; s.....
20 " English walnuts;
$50 boxes Lemon Syrup;
100 Candy;
10 cases Sardinrs;
$50 boxes NJ. r. Raisins;
$50 g Layer do;
| 10 bbls Brazil Nuts;
| 30 boxes Flaskr;
l 100 q" Glass Tumblers;
100 doc. Zinc Wash Boards;
SO Assorted Demijohns;
| 300 gross Blacking;
1000 kegs White Lead;
| 200 {" Zine;
| 100 bbls. Linseed Oil
90 boxes Pine Apple Cheese;
In kegs Shot;
10 +" Bar Lead; :;
90 boxes Starch;
| ceroone Indigo; $50
| s casks Nader;
rs bags Pepper;
20 I" Allspics;
rs Ginger; -
s cases Nutm.gs;
bags Gloves;
8 .sse, Mace;
300 mats Cassia;
rs bbls. Copperas; 5,i
rs Epsom Salts; -
40 legs Salt Petre;
q 20 bbls. Birthstone;
% Alum; s, ~
200 casks Sup. Csrb. Soda; ~ i!
900 drums Figs; Z.
| cases Pruns; -, ~
30 bags Almonds;
rs bills. Lard Oil;
26 Tanners Oil; sS
so half pipes Pure Brandies;
- 20 quarter Vipes Pure Brsndies;
2pipes Holland Gin-pnre; =
- o Jsnsica Rum-purs;
y pupcheont Irish whisky;
600 bills. Monongahela Whisky;
=. loo =. Bourbon do;
| 80 +" White do;
30 quarter casks MADEIRA Wine;
go Port do;
600 Baskets aud Boxes Champagne,
and all other articles to be found in sprst class
Wholesale Grocery House.
The above Goods were purchased with great care,
| for CASH, and will be sold CHEAP.
Kuoxvsile, TeIn, Jan 81, ieSe -sm-sss Fl.
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W, z Qu.rtermus.

80 Psltt,ph Jpr D'poFcs 80 =
IT appearing HON The allegations .of the
+ petition filed 10 this cause, that the de
fsndant W. u Qiiarttfmusis ! convict. con-
fiaed in the Rssitantiaty Of the State Of Ten.
nessee, it i therefore ordered that publica
ton be made In the Athens Post for four snc
oess,vs weeks. requiring tho said defendant
to appear ct the next term o. the Circuit
Court to be held for Rosne county. at the
Court house IN Kingston, on the 6rst Monday
Of March next. then aud there to plead, an.
swsr or dsmur to said petition. or tho same
will be taken a. confessed against him and
set for hearing e. Parts
Jan 20, i0Bo-lt-prs fee ts-B40
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.IAA9TWR.
Athens Female College.

VNHE Spring Session Of the College will commence
u on Monday next, the 7th Of February.
The Faculty, now consisting Of ave experienced
Teachers complete that all branches can be taught
here usually pursued In any Female College In the
South.
The Rates Of Tuition will be heretofore published.
Tickets Of admission must be procured from the Presi
dent Treasurer or Secretary during the nrst week OF
the session.
It Is urgently requested that all who design attending
this session should begin without delay.
=. ROwLEY, Pres't.
Athena Feb L. 1s59-9t-5u
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Committed to Jail,

- IN the town of Washington, Rhea
1M county. Tennessee. on the 2lst day
tHk Of January, 1889, a NEGRO BOY
Nm who says his name is Gabriel. and
M belongs to Mr.. Jabez Curry. of Per.
III ry county, Ala. SAID Boy is about
twenty five years Of age, about FIVE
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Notice.

NOtlce. %
THIS is to certify that JESSE FULLER
L and myself have entirely separated
that his course Of conduct Is such as not 10
he tolerated by me, his wife formerly--row
hsnceforth his wife. no more Please publish
this by request Of Z.
LETITIA ANN FULLER \
January 10th, l85g-st-689 s
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Jan 81. lsss-4.-pr. fee ss-sss -

Ctrcuit CSurs 81 nOae countys
Emily Taylor:
Ca Petition for Divorce.
Francis K. Tsylor.
1T appearing from tile allegations Of the
petition fiiet in this csuse, that the de
feasiant Francis X Taylor isa non.residen,
Of the State Of Tsnuessee. IL ID therefore or
dsred that publication he msdein the Athene
Post for four auccessive weeks. requiring the
said dsfsndantsto appear at the next term Of
the Circuit Court. to be held for the county
Of Roane, at the Court house in Kingston, on
the frat Monday OF March next. then aud
there to plead. snswSs or dsmur TO said pc
tition or thesan will be taken as confessed
against him and sci for hearing ct pavte.
~ ~. VS. PATTON, Clerk. !
z Jan 20, isSe-lt-prs fee ts-o40
Susan =. Quartsrmus. ~ hsy next friend Mar.
80 . tin A. cullar. = r. .ssi-
,.1-r = u.s. : ). -Fs-t ~.
w Is0u.rfsru,us - tfais>- 80
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600 Baskets and Boxes Champagne,
and ell other articles to be found in sprst class
Wholesale Grocery House.
The above Goods were purchased with great care,
= : - r. FTF' MoCLUNG 90.
Kuoxysile, TeIn., Jan 81, issp -sn-sos y
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S,l05 frises, amounting 200
wAIe Nctsts 40 1alvess- Quarters 9k.
- Circular showing the plan Of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS or receivingit.
rates, which ID the risk M IA
Osrtiacs,e Of Paetaee Of 10 Whole Tickets . . :. ESQ
20 10 half ~ ....... 90
-" 10 Quarter. "a ........ 20
10 Eighth ....... 10
, 1859-10-22
New MrsIc--We have received the following,
which music lovers will do well to look over:

NIw Ars1c--We have received the following,
which music lovers will do well to look over:
lieauties Of the uuguenots, by G. Grobc.
Vocal Beauties Of Louisa Miller, bT Giuseppe
Verdi. .
Love in Atsence-Drilliant Variations on
be Kind to the Loved Ones ut Home. by G.
Grohe.
Who Can She Be. Song Of Money: Music
by Walter Maynard.
Illustrations Opcratiqres, by Chas. Fradcl.
Trusting iu Thee. Words by Carpenter.
Music BY " T. Wtighton.
The Awakening. . Take Ne from these Mar
be Halls. Song by Lilly Waters. Music ar-
Hanged from paaers' exquisite melody Ii Cas-
'@ HoE It Fefl Calm 0ne Summer Night, By ].
barron Hope. Auiso BY Phillip Henle.
Tbs Silver River, b. G. ", colman. Music
by B. c. Blodgett:
bv Oliver pitson Z ca, 81 " ashfngfon street
Boston: and for sale By 3. II. H'ggina, IS lak'
| 6t2eSts g. i.
, 1859-10-22


The Convention met at o'clock. ReY. II. B.
spelman, from th. Business Committee, further
reported the following resolutions:
i. Lt*otrtd, Tint We heartily approve Of the
principles aud p1tns Of operation Of the Church
Anti-Slarcry Society Of New England, orgnni-
zed in March, 1872, and Of the Ohio Christian
Anti.Slarery Convention held in August last.
and recommend . other States the adoption Of
similar organizations for advancing cur cause
and giving effect 70 our principles.
=, Nxotrkd. That the Ministry cannot, with
out recreancy to Christ and humanity, main
tain silence in reference to the sin of Sluvehold-
ing but should apply the Word of God from the
pulpit falthfclly md feazless!y against it.
j. R<olra5, Ttat individual churches should
take public actia1, in the form Of resolutions,
against Slavery ti4d the abetting of it, aud that
ecclesiastical bodies should do the same. And
We counsel Chri.tians to petition the ecclesiAs-
tical bodies with which they are connected to
be ou.spoken onthis subject and that Minis;
teachers should thoroughly identify the rising
generation with Christian Anti-Slavery princi-
| pIes and duties.
1. jRtolced, That We ad.ise our fellow citi-
zeus OF all CLASSES to petition Congress to sbol-
ish Slarery wherever the Federal Government
has jurisdiction: and TO repeal the Fng'tire
Slare Laws Of los and 1850; and also TO petit
ton State Legislatures for the repeal Of such
euactments IS nuke unjust distinctions between
the white and cdored races.
"a form Of petition was presented With the
resolution.l
Rsselrtd, That II. B. speluan, Of Cleveland
Ohio, Rcv- G. T MaEoun, Of Davenport, Iowa
and Rer- Wa1rs1 Cochrane, Of Brodhead, Iowa
shall he u committee Of correspondence with
Christians Of tae West. It shall be the duty
Of this committse TO take measures for quick
ening Christian 4nti-SIavesy sentiment in th'
West, and for securing the circulation Of TIL
petitions which uo have adopted.
The ting then took up the proposition
reno, IA by the Business Committee in the fore
noon, aud the were, on motion, conaidese'
seriattm.
The question being upon the first proposition
it WI. briefly discussed By President Blanchart
S. d. Jackson, Esq. formerly from Virginia, hu
now Of Io~a), and others, aad passed.
The second proposition was passed withor
debate. -: =: ,:..
Tbs third proposition was discussed. Be
SIS. Joselyn, Of New York. was in favor I
family influence, and tho formation Of Children
Aah4Slzve9 Societies.
, 1859-10-22

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te'. ""f AA''' opp's.o " 'ae -. :,
o. @oe.e''es :oous e,no'eN ~ ~ 'se ''-"' ope.
- 'D 49,.
"'-''' .,.-:' 49,. >. -.
*" "e'o $'eA
sapp'' 'ne ~. 80.
"e.AnA -. ~ " ~ ~ -
Slavery, They had some rea1s since stricken
from their list Of publications, "Jacob and his
c.u .rJ h.a a1uxv. +of,,.a3 ~ -ssto@a II
, 1859-10-22

Ep,rons Press AND Tn1acsE II mn desired
by the Hon. Henry Wager Of New York, mem.
Der Of tue Executive Committee, and Chairman
Of the Auditing Committee Of the I. S. Agricul-
turul Society, and with whom hare been in
correspondence on the subject Of the complaints
Of exhibitors md others at the late Fair to state,
that nt the very earliest moment which he can
snatch from the arduous duties deyol1ing upon
him. in his connection with the n. T. State Ag-
ricuitural College and Farm, he will deroie
himself, his time and energies. to as complete
IN adjustment Of the grieE anees brought before
him, xs il possible under the circumstances.
The sickness Of the Secretary, Major poore,
prevented thi. Investigation Al Albany, where
: meeting Of the Executive Committee was to
| have been held early this month, for this pur-
pose. .t.,,
uer in which most ot the examinations wen
conducted, coupled with the absence Of the reg
ular Judges, scarce one in ten OF whom were
| ptesept, will, Of course, seriously comphcatt
matters. aud make it almost impossible to dt
the exhib,tor1 full and ample justice. But a.
fir u my exertions, guided solely bJ M earnes
wish to render impartial justice 10 a'l< and |
Jealous caro- Of the reputation OF our Aationa
Association, can avail, 80 far, you may rest rs
kured, nothing shall be wanting"
The number and character OF the protests en-
tired against the awards already published, an
The SecfetAry's sickness, above referred to, hav
DELAYED the distribution Of premiums, not delis
i cred prior to the departure of the Executis
Committee. Duo notice will be given Of thei
recent, aud mode Of distribution
Very truly, youIs.
oa;eago, Oct. 81. 1852.
, 1859-10-22
SUPPLEMENTS OF TIE x'NE40-a.szEE.


i correspondent u the n y. 7imtt furnishes
that paper with the following interesting stn,c-
mcuts of prisoners and incidents connected
with the fight at 1Iarper's Ferry:
To Mr. Mills, Master Of the Armorv, who was
captured and kept in custody By brown, tut.
rinElender said:
Wc arc abuiitionists fruul the North Nc
come to take and relcase your sinTeS; our ut-
ganization il lnrge and must succeed; sui
Tered much in knnsas, uud expect to sut!er here
in the cause Of human freedom; Shareholders
regard as robbers and snurderers, aud have
sworn to abolish slavery, and libcratc my fello"
man."
Such are The pu.poscs declared by Brown
himself to one Of his prisoners. To your cor
respondent l.c stated, uftcr his capture. that it
was no part Of his purpose to seize the public
arms. lie had arms and ammunition enough,
furnished by the Massachusetts Eo1tgrant Ai.i
Society. lie ouly intended to make the hrst
demonstration at this point, when he expected
TO receive rapid increase Of allies from Abo!i-
md Virginia. sufficient to take possession u
both STATES, with Ill Of the negroes they cou:d
asked If he did not expect to encounter tbs
Federal troops.
"Not il 1 i,ad followed up mr. plans. in
tended to remain here but . few hours, but II
lenieut feeling towards tlc citizens led me into
parley with them IS 10 compromise, aud tr
,tsrtcd md 4hrn IN LIE daferra ,rns forrcd n
n.~snrt -nrss;, e = ~ es"'''"ee " 40 Ava
:. Wiz r:'.'rss did -o,, s.s;u .,,;n. t-on,
al. ,o;rt - zstad ''a oss's" AAA'"e 4'oN'
".s .,aa onlx . ,,ea.~,, ;a.u ~, Ill. ;,. h,,
\, mi w,sh 10 be ian cIosel~ ,,',.s,o,r.d 1sst
Id 10 s.1 sonc,boc rS;ch ,,nh. ~;
nu'I o.. 1's-cni,cr hut 10 xour inn,s,rv p ,i.e"r
n"rnoscd u general southwest cau.sc tLrous.,
Virgins, vaFyios as circumstances lietased ot
rnn,,;rad y
'19 Yh;s was the scheme. as deyeloped by tie no.
, 1859-10-22

| men should be permitted to leave with their
arms, &C., and cArry their prisoners, Messrs,
Washington. Dangeriie1d, Mills aud others as
| far Us the second lock GU the Canal, where be
would release the prisoners; after which, II the
troops chose to Attack him. he would be rcady
10 fight. This WAS his uatimatum.
Lseut. Stewart responded that an uncon-
ditionnl surrender would be demanded, III wl,c},
! case he and his men would be protected until
the President Of the United sssates could be
heard FROM This being declined, tue mpr;pes
The cool bravery display ed BY Maj. Russell in
entering the engine house in advance Of his
men wns tho subject Of special praise. Nhile
Tic gallant major thus risked bis own life be
vas aiming TO prevent unnecessary hloodshed.
4 number Of shotah had been fred on both sides,
when some in tue house cried for quarters. In
stansly Msjor Il. commended th: marines to
cease firing; but mother volley about bein.
shot, lie su3tched Sharr's rifle from one of tue
insurgent', md turning to his own men de-
clarcd he would shoot the first man who fred
anoiher gun. Tuis ended the desperate strug-
| Gle. which bid continued for nbout two minutes
with rifles muzzic to muzzle.
Mr. " Washington. who Was confined with the
other prisoners in the engine house, and all of
whom, it was feared, would be shot in the mtlte,
reports that all the insurgents wished 10 surren-
der but brown; tint be never quai1ed. but ex-
hibited GOODNESS and courage seldom eaualEetl.
lie ordered and arranged the portho1es drilled
in the wall will as much composure rs If it had
been IN ordinary transaction of everyday bns-
lness. During the firing he never faltered. liz
also says tile prisoners were treated ty Brown
With great consideration and kindness.
Capt. Anderson, on whose pctsou LIE cotuMis
sion was found. had also letter from his broth.
er, John j. Anderson. Of Chillicothe, Iowa, urg-
ing him to remove there and study laW with m
uncle This officer, under tho sProyisionul
Constitution" seems to hare been quite poet-
SAu irtnr rx4$p. L. I,
, 1859-10-22
prcss Crihttttt.
CHICAGO.

Trc,7, uos.,. s,,,r, ~ rvrr--,, r-.,r. ,a,,1,
oatns 70 tls cy snd used to draw .he ttcaa nrc en-
ion aa!n:t t.c cy aod n favor Of N Gese ofsfof1L
HaroFS ..sa, ha M @ S5 r. ~ soresa u ba n
raad 1oars for sIsse * ranao t7kca iu ope.IF
refused az te amouus it, very ani gt~;t@as,r
wM ~ ~ You 1oisa ~ a.su;ma ~ III H. sbef farthw,
y, r. 10 .s Toase dn p xaS ~ IT, IT,
s'ts !ass. = Tie highest l!taS-fim'. q M.-, ,
~'0 :" s' 80 va" :,-,," ~.
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,n,on',h n;,o. or .ro,,d IN 1t1oct : runc,u;<
.,,;.;., Tho co,,,n;ss;onerx ,,no;otod IN
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49,. ~ a....,,, ,.,.e ~ 49, ,.,,d - ra,,,aa
c,cr.,nn5 ,,ho M, II condition ,,,,t a.,
oraer oe lin cmnnr;, 1,r;n, out tbo altev
.hould lie rescinded. crceuebuuu,. who wus
m Alderman ut the lime, went to Zimmerman,
the Ci.r Clerk, aud requested Lin to refuse Il,
receive the money bid fer tue house that stoo.::
in tic proppted alley. Had the Clerk received
the money, as it was his duty TO hare done, the
, 1859-10-22
Suit against Malicious Prosecutors.

Suit against Malicious PEosecutors..
uA,rroup, Oct. el.-Mr. Warren Leland, Of
New York, since his honor nble discharge in
the suits brought against him in relation 10 thu
Colchester Bank, has instituted legal proceed
ings against 'those parties who weso iustru-
mental IN bringing the charges. Trts for tie
n.rest Of Tie several parties are now in the hands
Of the u. S. Marsbsl,
, 1859-10-22

= Should any one have Kerosene or Coal
Oil Lamps which do not burn well, smoke, nor
give satisfaction-whethet purchased at the
Lamp and Oil Emporium or not-by calling
with them ut No. leg Clark street, they will be
examined. and the cause ascertaiued free Of
charge. No good Kerosene Lamps With our
, 1859-10-22

q yichot! Conchas!! Comerciante
l4a Orleans Rega!ia de Iondres III La Meier
lie - uabana!!!:! Choice and select brands
Of Cigars Just received By D: ". corhin 4 Co.,
dJ South Clark street. Try them
, 1859-10-22

M11L,SERr.-Iardly day passes that some
lady does not express regret at not knowing
of my present location in business. This no
ticc IS intended to saye further regrets, aud to
say that my stock ofMifinery Goods and Pat
tern nounets surpasses, II possible, my former
door east Of T: B. Carter's Dry Goods Store
+ . = -- = -@---- 49, ". h. xrow.
, 1859-10-22

Gas F1xrrREs.-Brown i Wilder are now re-
ceiyins from Cornelius i Baker, and other man
ufac,uTcrs, u largc assortment Of late Patterns
ofChandetiers Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, &c. AL IN need will please call At ii
and 40 State street. ocls3M
, 1859-10-22

3y- Those six dollar patent leather boots ut
E. S. Wells Metropolitan shoe store, are the
same he has always sold for eight and ten dol
lars, und t!ley arc still sold elsewhere, yet be
has fifty cases on consignment that must BIZ
closed out. oct51-et
, 1859-10-22

~ See advertisement Of Cornell Co.'S
two-ihread noiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemmer, No. l33 Lake st.
, 1859-10-22
Nem advertisements.

II {. n. EcRfFES. Atse5rts~3 I2eakA 6 ns1r'~r.-.:
Il a.aAorfaat 70 reie< Ad~7ti.xHss thix an all <
L41dtaa Pnr,-rs Of the Worth Hrvt- Jaihaa4y
, 1859-10-22

OrES,SG OF FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.
@. A. Cary. manufacturer of. and whole
sale dealer in Pattern Bonnets, Head Dresses,
Dress Caps, etc, having Just received from New
York large variety Of the most elegant
French designs in Bonnets, Head Dresses, Dress
Caps, etc., will open on Friday aud SATURDAY,
Oct. a1st and 2ad, at 81 Lake street. {up stairs
complete assortment Of everything new in
Dress Patsernsror ladies' aud children. Also. a
large and choice selection of Bonncts, Ribbons,
yeivets, Laces, Flowers, Satins, Rouches, and
everything in the millinery li1e. oc21-et
, 1859-10-22

NOT1CE.-ChlcaTo Water y orEs.
IN ANownets occupants Of buildings supplied With
Wases hy the Chicago CITY Hydauc CoGp.ny eerehy
commencing uar Isl lsss md esdl.s A.y Isl. l:so III
b cue aad pyaee On The 1T OF SoEsn5es mex i te
tt,t:. ron ~ o,s N,f.as - nsst 1as ps.Ie1,: T.
htfsn dsee1 to r eqs On fas i o1 Se,eneex xs ntf
or and en,tag NaF lsa. 1854
uwners Of occupants of hudlaSs whlch aaased On
ota ad}onlDx treet, zey through which t
tlbu.ag water pipes are hid but wh!eA ~ hot tuppe
Payment Ecs the for the year eoutoek May
Isl a aad ending May Isl, ls6. Will be due IND pay
at}e 1t the ane tue and place.
by oruer Of The Da71t:
, 1859-10-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

e Go to John Jones. 1la Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned mud repaired. They
will be we'll done and at prices to suit the times.
, 1859-10-22

"WAs7E Nor. WAx7 Nor"-D-n't throw that
coat away, if il "a little the worse for wear,
but take 1t to Cook i Mcf.aip, at rs Dearborn
street, and have i: fixed up, md made to look
lust as good as new; it won't cost you much,
and viii save buying uew one, which perhap !
Won can't afford,
, 1859-10-22

DRESS MAEING.-Alrs. E. l..
II penin& has removed to To- Van Buzsn ks1eet, h
doox frp Clzrt whse Tbs vt b. happy 70 nee ~
Old euSsonoAf1 &od xny n0Y fea dkPo1eo
to fkvos he1 with iheIz pauuosEs. oels7T1
, 1859-10-22

AP1EAsASr OcrAszox.-The Chicago Musical
Union give Soiree on Monday cscning. e1st
inst, at their hall in Methodist Church Block.
, 1859-10-22

35- S1xoEn's FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Azso, their Naa.f faeturiny AdeAia<s, for 1ailor~
iay and LEATHER S<sriag, at c. Lake street.
alcal Ct
, 1859-10-22

PENJAA11N F. l1LLARD, Jus
- tte Of The Peae. kas removed 10 the asv bu1!c,
co1ee1 Of C!ask asd Lake .t.tet. Roo,a No.4 oexet
, 1859-10-22

THE STEAMER TRAVELLER
l. viii r1u betxeen NEv7utee md inteeznedezte rmts
three tsluea week MondsyA Wstnestsys and FIJI
oEis sNs-im u, o. DICKINSON. AEsnt.
, 1859-10-22
NUMBER 81.
1Nlante1.

WrANTED-A furnished house fo:.
~ Ansr family. Aitsess boz 4oc. Post oGe4.
, 1859-10-22

TDMUND BIXBY is candidate
~ for reee<lnn for county Surveyor = The ensutnx
FIN Elecsou auseet to ie nomination Of the Republican
1.orrtv I'nnvsnion oc1.1lW
, 1859-10-22

WANTED-To exchange lot OF
st.ss Banti md Shoe. IN qu ttties OF Is % IL
u. 900 for Produce, Grain, Wood. &e
o@3 a.3t1N {. z, WIoNAlI. LII Lake Atyeek.
, 1859-10-22

TOR RENT-From the lst Of No.
ytmber txo stary frame DWELLING. No. II Hub
r., Il tout t~tween Waaaah and state street Ia:
outre Of Dt E. 4 BO6CE, I'll Like street: te:l4let
0FFICES TO LET AND LAW
BOOKS rR SAlr-Two vel! furnished and fnr' 7
otsted ocv- viii much e~s than the present ee.
enr.nt Is pa,iHx. aat ~e ss ested Lsra Or nv Ply
No. bearouen Eloek, OF po.i.s PuAs ooee os a1arf -
IL. wer 43ea. Cheakn f,n Hsi@Afs:.:M
, 1859-10-22

" "ANTED-Vesselst Ia carry Luu-
b-T-1 vii give atts pe. thou, ri ftr ht to vrs-
.es earyrs aSout l:ao set Port Severn. e.
u1Ew<o1, to Ehic4fn. Apply to DAVID GOOD ILLtT
Er.n TN rr43n ~,
, 1859-10-22

announcements.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
ar,r 1.ds,s for Cnuasy Treasurer At The enElisx
IN s:norrr ton JOHN L. WILSON.
, 1859-10-22

ROARD1NG-A few single gen
- tenen te accommodated With hoard and rleas.st
rooms, Il 1odea;. prices. Appy AZ No. = Al.hs=
, 1859-10-22
15oar1ing.

BOARDING 4 very pleasant
tu,, Of rpcu1s for gentleman and h:s wife may ls
kse In tost 1essatie location W&ash avenue ~ -
nj-lux 1t Of that street. o-a4l"
, 1859-10-22
M IR A SOLE'S DANCING

AL ACADEMY.
Coux1 ~ CLA1k AID AApao8 VII. tEntEaos. Mzdn.f
T. AlfaAola In returning hts thanks ta his htsnds and
pa1ron ha4 the pleasure 1t 4nucuntx 1hat biz T10tnx
Ae.tny no@ open for the Aasoa The EhltsIens Cta
under ths direction OF Aalan A{aAo.s IA np<n Fox
S7nA aud 3aIteusEsaPpT ~ shs Asa1ny. ss44a5A4 IA
, 1859-10-22

DO:ARD wanted by a lady and ge'l-
t..,fa In ressrcsable family boarding house on tie
Wet Sr They would prefer furnish their o~a roons
ai,Eyt~s hnx 1y83 Post pttre, HcDI-t