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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
p oGpEN DOEEMVS.
rror. Analytical Chemistry. \ 4 Medical coliss

rrof Analytical Chemistry. y. y. Medical College.
Extracts from Report connection with ;he Analysis:
The Phosphate o! la- heinS important constituent
o. all our cereal grains. by Itself desirable addition To
soil This can easily be understood when !: IS reme'
b.red t; nearly IN. whole o the bone, OF al animals Is
Originally derived the boreesrth in vegetable food
ecn,g. OF phate Of Line than honci contain; they
hay, alsc rather Phosrhoric Acid than Bone earth
and are In i finely divided condition. so hat ne useful
matter cau h- readily AIKEN mp ~hen applied % crops
w.a-s >.,.uon III. following experiments from rea'
bi. s'aTc,,. -, ,,,-
L,scLgY Va. November 18th, l,a,.
Has IIc- Comm, ,,iou.r II r.ica,.--Sir Last spring
receive from the Patent oice four pounds "f American
,;,xno with hc scccu ranl sc'l.lu.s ~as not able
To- 10; /, into the ground Until ia. 10Th jane. then plow
.l tao furrows dropped four grains Of corn ~ hill. at
usual distance then M rrd :e American uuano with
a u.-s rf tile sane ,ar:h planting: in (prre unldri-
ter ,ei poor EairiN and Went several iii along one
rs 70 be su:e .nd Get IL aud all saved; me f'ur
noun mtSnr a. near possible a, The rate OF !io ls
Der acre h.uned i. 10 plants in zach ili IL
" =. h,rl once aud :hc cuvaer each side "' each
s ono, I, vi, GU. of ground "a: h- proper inr TIN.
an and treatment III" in every respect snd
mar ocular and when rs ihorougly dried ~ could he
~ irh carefully each separately corn stalk and ALL
and "a. row rithOy the Areric Guino weighed ~ lhs
nrd the one n,anur.d ,ciA the Ae icaa Guano weighed
II, lbs IS ah,. 20 make report in The schrd-
N. fnriu an va. nyious give ih- American Cuano 4
fair a, jus; p tn,.d il coraed fashion On the poorest
rroual 3D. ami satisfied my,r. ci lis e:hciency, and
some 0! my rrishbors also.
Yours, most respectfully,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
THE MAsoNs STILL COMING UP TO THE GOOD
WORK.

The Vice Regent, for Virginia acknowledges
the receipt Of the further sum Of s20l no
contributed by Virginia Masons, as explained
in the following stirring letter Of Grand Secrc-
tary Dove:
RicnxoSp. April (, 1859.
Mrs. A. c. Richie Vice Regent
Ladies Mt. Vernon Association OF Va
DEAR MApAA :-.-Enclosed, have the plea
sure of transmitting to You two hundred and
one dollars from the Lodges Of Virginia as fol.
lows:
From Staunton. Lodge No. Is, ,........... Sl4
From Roman Eagle, Lodge No. 100, ..... ~
From brooklyn. Lodge No. l6, .......... %
From Preston Lodge No. l677. ........... -
From Fredericksburg, Lodge No. 4,...... 26
From Richmond Randolph. Lodge No. TO-. -
From Lancaster Union, Lodge No. IS, 49,. 60
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $20l
cannot close this uote without giving you
sorne idea OF the truly patriotic feeling which
prompts the present action in Virginia, by
quoting from the letter OF the last-named
Lodge This is the free will offering Of the
members OF my Lodge TO that noble and patri.
otIc undertaking, and noble one it is too, for
Lodge Of - members only. II affords me
very great pleasure, assure You, to have the
honor Of rvnitting 10 you this generous offer.
ing oi my Brothers Of Lodge No. S.
WARNER ErBANK. NJ.
Lancaster. Union Lodge, No. SIS.
This note, Dear Madam while its pure ring
Of genuine and patriotic emotions must impart
10 you much confidence in the efforts now be-
ins made by the Masons Of Virginia cannot
but &C, q, Il s,inlsnt to other Lodges 10 go and
10 likewise. Very respectfully.
Your obedicnt serv't.
JOHN DOVE, G. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
Aitbmon0 Enquirer:

RY RITCHIE, DCSSAyASr, TYLER 4 WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-04-08
wM. nAGAE. Ja. ( CO.
c0IL PROPERTY ron LEASE.

COAL PROPERTY FOR LEASE.
NHE undersigned. Receiver, under certain orders OF
the Crcui, Court OF the couuy Of Hsnco, ot-rs for
~. the welkuown COAL MINES in Chesierh.ld county.
,asng 10 the Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining ComPs-
al! known the Black Heath Pi,s For terms, apply
l. JAMES MOl;RiSkrr, Receiver,
Coal FEEL! S;aflon.
On the Richmond and Dinvie railroad
~ Letters may be addressed 10 Ni lothian Post once
H-....a.th connfY Va March IS-NnNlm
, 1859-11-18

a dispatch from London to Liverpool, dated
on tue @eth uliimo, just before the Asia sailed,
says:
The London 71mts' correspondent on board
the Great Eastern reports The elects oI the
gale.
Captain Harrison mud the whole crew were ct
tneir posts, ready to run The ship cut if ne
Between two and three o'clock the wind a1-
most cqunled the force Of hurricane, at times
Jerking ut the masts if it wonld snap then, off
VI tic deck, making the Great Eastern tfcmb!c
percepnbly throughout her immense length and
Dfeaath Us ii some Sinnt hand we're shaking
captain Harrison's water proof cont was
bao~n TO ribbons of him, aud he himself .tlast
carried before tue gale, and blown down and
tunlbled along with such violence us to receive
some sererc consusions.
Ihe saloon skylishts were blown up. md wind
aud rain poured into the saloon. The upper
mood worx was leaking ut crerv sea, and lie
pings.
Three anchors were down, md appeared taut
to the very utmost
at si1 the breakwatcr works we're givingwa
portions Of the wreck once or twice fouling
the screw, and 1t was found necessary to swing
by one anchor
A. 1880 4 N. it parted, md the ship WIS
adt1tf, rolling and tun.bling towards the shore,
a second heavy anchor was let 20, and the
screw moved aheud. but it again fouled. The
paddles were then driven round Mt speed, and
were somewhat damaged by the aoatipg tim
oers; The anchor held. Two screw golfers,
two brigs, two dummies aud one Snliott all hua;;
to the ship In this last struggle some Of the
links o. tue cable we're actually dragged enc.
third longer.
, 1859-11-18

Col. Forneys paper, the Philadelphia Press.
nanltests Some concern in view Of the c1as-
pera.ion which las broken out Mt the South
against Senator Douglas, since the Harpers'
Ferry outbreak. The heated and Incorporate
tonc Of tho Southern press in that connection
Is deprecated end a sensible plea is made a.
Eainst the idea Of completely in Browns inva-
sion on tic part Of any political organization
or sect at the North. But the fact that
the South is no less maddened against
Douglas than against Seward and Gid
dings, and with no less reason, is plainly
palpablc. The fact is that John Browns acts
were practical move in favor Of Popular Sor-
ereignty, and tie Southern people so regard
them. Thrown, as the Chicago Times alleges
and as the charlestown jury decide, contem-
plated general slavc insurrecsion, he was
simply striking blow for tiny great princi-
pic" in Virginia-he was opening IN avenue
through which al the people might arrive ut
self government in the shortest possible timc-
Tic fact that Douglas invcutcd his dogma for
the purpose Of extending slavery instead Of set
ting the blacks with bowie kni:es at their mas
1crs tl,roats, is what the South cannot or will
not see. Our well-known contemporary Of the
Edwardsyille ul} Advertiser, (Mr. Joseph Gil
lespie) says that old Browns Constitution and
Provisional Government, make plain case Of
"unfricndl; lcsislatiou!'' It is not ut oil
strange that the Richmond Enquirer should
have taken the same view Of it and should now
bs rending the air with anathcmas against the
person who devised the system.
, 1859-11-18

BAaSsrAulE, Mass, Nov 1.-The case Of the
fugitive slave Columbus Jones was resumed to-
day The prosecution concluded their case
The defence contendeI that the slave was IN
involuntary deposit in the hands of Captain
bacon. which lie was bound in common Law to
keep safely md return.
About twenty-five witnesses were examined.
The delenes then put in as evidence deposit
ton taken in Florida. Objections to the eyi-
dence were made at every point, md much tes.
timony was excluded.
The question whether the subsequent ratiti-
cation Of the acts Of the defendant BY the own
er of the slave would bare the effect Of an orr
ginal agency was discussed Decided against
The defendants.
BosroS, Nov 17--Geo. T. Burnham. late
liquor agent, was ar1aignc1 this morning before
the Superior Court on d charge Of adufteruting
tue State liquors. he plead net guilty was
held in 45,00U for trial.
John Mansfield L Co., boot, and shoe dealers,
hare failed. Liabilities Sa00A00.
, 1859-11-18


WAsutso7ox. Nov. IL, 1s:9.
It is stated, on good authority, that recent
letters from England favor the belief that Coz.
Douglass will probably be superseded Ly Mr..
Howe, OF Nova Scotia, as tile british Govern
rnent has not been satisfied with his course.
such action would lead to q speedy settlement
of tia whole difficulty.
Gen. Joe Lunc las returned, but with chop
fallen prospects, since The Oregon election. Dir.
buchanan, and others, who favored his pretcn.
sions before, give him the cold shoulder now.
The dissolution Of the Union is to be the DEM
ocra'ic cry this wintar. The tnctics are nov
arranging. So commercial ind cotton nerves
had better be prepared
:, Il less number than an actual majority Of the
uouse. which is 11s, will be required to organ
izc. Mr. Brown Of Kentucky, Democrat, viii
not take his seat, being under the Constitution.
III asc, and Que or two others may be absent
fon belief that the Democrats have no
chance. Two members did not attend for sey-
x,Ss' sr1 ssks IN lllc pr9tracted struggle of the
is on The ground the first day, III yotes will
elect the Speaker.
, 1859-11-18
From Rlkesx Peak.

ST. LoC1s, Nov. 1.-THE LeaYenworih Ex-
press, from Denver City 10th. arrived this af-
ternoon with sl0, 900 in treasure.
The Provisional Government had gone into
fnll operation By the organisation Of both
branches Of the Legislature. Mr.. Steele, Gov
ernor elect, delivered message, in which he
argues the necessity Of the present form Of
government until Congress shall take action in
reference to the Territory.
The miners continued work in several 1ocali-
ties, many preparing for winter .digsings.
LEAvESwoRrr, Nov. ia D. Richardson,
Of the Boston journal, just arrived iron, New
Mexico md likes Peak region. reports
great excitement throughout New Mexico On
account OF the recent ouIrAges.
Recurring Pixies Peak e1nigrants coming
down the Platte River, were drowned within 4
short neriod.
, 1859-11-18
d@rc&S l. Tritttttc.
CHI ICAGO.

no second Invasion OF Virginia..
a tremendous row-de-dow wills created in
virginia yesterday, not unlike that which i
eo'aesasnes see:l III II farm yand on frosty
'"otnlne-a COW accidentally striking an OK
Win hcf norm, tic Inter re.aliating on a year.
lug '<hich III turn plungcs ut ram, until
.ne whole are hooking md kicking furiously.
It appears that three or four barns or smoke
houses got on fire at Charlestown, and str.ight-
was' the whole State WIS in an uproar about
old bFown-tl,e upshot Of the whole bcipg
that some stray pediers were arrested at Cul-
poper Court Housei
, 1859-11-18

WAsmxGroS. Nor. 1.-THE Southern mail
furnishes the New Orleans E3usc;ne Of the 18th
inst, from which the ioiowfpE items OF news
are obtained:
The gale on the Gulf lasted for ten days.
EIpre Gresso says two couductas Of specie,
amounting to three millions Of dollars, had
left San Luis for the Rio Grande, and they
were feared TO be in danger from tile marauding
parties,
Itobles has lost ground with the Church party
who suspected him Of the intention Of playing
false.
1t was added in o postscript to a letter to
the Pteayuae from Vera Cruz, that Dablado bnd
just entered GuaDjuato with seven thousand
, 1859-11-18

The WOUNDED III THE y. ". Il. 4. Acc1-
DESr.-Tbcre arc Eve Of the injured By the re-
cent accident on tho Northwestern Railway nt
beiacrftic, Wisconsin, now lying at Watcrtown,
in that State, under treatment for their wounds
We learn that Ar. Cruig, Of this city, sets up
occasionally, and is doing well. Nr. Stcbbius,
Of Appleton, Wisconsin, whose leg was badly
crushed, will be able 10 20 home in few days.
NcCabc, the fireman, who had several ribs
broken, his lung punctured, &C., is rapidly re-
covering. Mr. Page, the baggage master Of
the unfortunate train, whose hip Was badly frac-
tused, will probably recover, although be suffers
great pain. Of Van i. Smead, one Of the edi-
tors Of the Fond du Lac lrts<, the Milwaukee
-E<.rs says:
lie lies in very critical state, though hopes
are entertained OF his recovery. When taken
raviug like q madman, requiring three men to
bold him. His skull was badly fractured, and
he Was badly bruised beside. i piece Of the
skull, three inches long and an inch and half
wide, has been removed from tue Mn1u wound
and he is slowly recovering. His room is kept
very dark nil the time, and ~ quiet as a church
yard, bur notwithstanding all the care bestowed
weight Of finger Of his head causes him to
scream with pain, and the ply yslcians will admit
no one to his room, but those who are nursing
him. When delirious, be will order ail The men
away, but will become as quiet US babe il
some lady will sit beside him and By her gentle
presence sympa,hize with and sootsl him.
At any ,nv1cnt, u woman's voice and hand
will still the whirlpool Of thought and pain be
labors under, and aliow him 10 sink into III
easy sleep. AZ vet lc does not know the ex.
tent or nature Of the accident, or Of the severe
injuries he reccired. 1t times he speaks Of the
trains rushing together, und begs some one ia
aycrt the impending danger, but we believe he
does not realize how the affair happened, OF
where be is
, 1859-11-18

The Boston At!ds aud Be ha8 1aked up q Law
of Congress, passed in 1sic, under which it is
possible for any federal Judge in any part Of
the United States, upon tc nfsidavit Of any cit
izcn, 10 send d marshal for any other citizen in
any other part Of the United Stutes. TO take said
citizen in custvIs and compel him to appear in
Court in tic former place to give testimony in
auy criminal case in which the United States
msy be 3 purty or may be in some way inter-
csted-thc present inference being, that when
the Judge Aas got through with Him the mob
can haye chance at him. The Iaw is as FOL
lows:
the a?s,,!oa i I t. aa sts; g
se@say s4s Sp &c
mud hose testimony sJ III tSc tr:non % Ja'gr ut
s M . u 4 Il IL sH
sgy .9i H. ns III ~ ss r. vt M
Esr tsaknlzssee wi r WITHOUT lscses u ~ at.l
gi1s hls,c.sinny tsTea: aa ;'a,poss. iac ssi
Judxe m<y ant :xnst such pr 1s'n under his
nts authorized cniua1 process t.hai ofthe
Ened etAies 10 arcs. such ~ s"n an4 c~n5 ln' ."r
s y ssss,. sr sid 1et"sn'sa1ee j. lie
saiss y II lid sass itsGs T. xsa T.
s4aes'. .es: tha j. c'vey .ucl'
sa ea1ea Il II nn s @
The E,ud fur the puror pf rtripE htt testimony
hc tA hare e; te lanee rqulstI Iy xd Judge
Tn connection herexit}, .the Aim nnd Ri
r.u. ,.... c ~ = ~
P"o"soeS '1e 'o"o"'"H 'e''ef "oh AT" D. w.
howe:
Bosros. Nor. II. ls:a.
MR. Enron :-Kumor has mingled my numc
with the events ut ilarpcr's Ferry. So long NJ
it rested on such ahsurditics rs letters written
To me By Col. Forbes, or others, it IVES too idle
for notice, But when comp1icitv is distinctly
. CHARGED by one Of tic par,ies engaged, M
f1ienos beseech me to define inv position and
consent. tue less reluctantly, because dives,
mysclf Of what might, in time, might he consd~
cfed IN honor. and waut no undcscrred on.s.
Az regards Mr, Cook. to the best Of tas knowl.
cdre ma belief. / never saw him pever corr, =
moulded with him never even hea1d Of him un-
I'll since the outbreak Ut Harpcr's Ferry, That
event wa unforeseen and unexpected by me ;
nor does Ill mv previous kucwiedge Of Iui:,.
brown enable .ne 10 reconcile j. with his char.
acteris:ic prudence, ind his reluctance 10 shed
blood. or excite xeryile insurrcc.,on It is still
TO me mystery and Marvel
As.o tie heroic man who planned uud led TINT
forlorn hope, my relations with him in former
times were such Is no one ought to be afraid OF
aAhatned to ayow. II erer nv TESTIMONY to Lis
Liqh ou,lities can he Of use to him or his, il
shall be forthcoming at the fitting time and
rlace. But neither tEis nor any other scstiino
ny shall be extorted for unrighteous purposes
i'll can help it.
There arc, xuong the statutes of our Cnicn
, 1859-11-18

Augusta, Nov. ia tirc last night at Allan
ia, DESTROYED several new stores on Whitehall
street sluo,0u0. Two children persisted.
At Griffin fire consumed six fine stores on
Main street, and warehouse containing 400
bales Of cotton Loss f1j,Ule.
, 1859-11-18

PoI1ck.-The following drunk and disordc11y
cases were disposed Of yesterday morning:
John Scott, s.; John krark, e. J,hn Watch
trying to force his way into u house on Jackson
street, 81 Tho "0ld Corn Doctor was again
arrested for being drunk. lie was refused ad-
mittance into the Poor House, aud this time
WAS ii scharged on condition Of leaving the city.
Chas. o'Mala and Martin O'Seale were fined
SO each for being drunk.
, 1859-11-18

New, NOVEL, R1cu AND ELEcAsr.-Fancy
Goods, just received at the new store Of John
d. Park, Iai Lake street. 4 beautiful assort-
1nent Of inc fancy goods, suitable for presents,
embracing as follows; Ladies aud Gents Trav-
cling Cases, Sn.chels, Bags, Cabas, Port Mon
naies, in every variety. Purses with Chains
The finest stock Of Hair Pins, Combs, and Head
Dresses in the city. Elas1ics, Garters in Silk,
ArnIets, buckles, in steel and Git, Opera Glass'
cs, Bridal, Opera, Party and Mourning Fans,
in great variety. Elegant Hair Brushes, Hat,
CioIh and Nail. do, Lubsn's Extracts, for the
Handkerchief, Perfume Bags, Puff Boxes, Po.
rnades. Cologne Stands. Fancy Soaps, &c.-
John d. Parks, l24 Lake street, nol63t
, 1859-11-18

WANTED-Awell improved farm
ofexhty acres IN EXCHANGED for uneGcur1hesrd city
prup4Yty with perfect title. and within kaf block Of
hoss. s!.pad~ Address, atafs tu Fz:ller}zt. to J. G.
tux l663. nols-lw
, 1859-11-18

NEw ORLEANS. Nov. IA gentleman from
Brownsville On the 4th hus arrived in this city.
lie reports to the 7rne Delta that Cortenas had
made no attack upon the town up to that date,
but as hourly expected.
, 1859-11-18
ID ROPOSALS FOR FAIR
l. GR0UNDS.-At Meeting Of The Dtrectors of the
NoR1uWEsTERx AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,

-sVA4A " A1h4Ll thdA ENN4k42
Held Eov. llth the following resolution adopted:
RA1r~ Ihzt tne frrAdeut of the Society te authorized
10 ocae Vt IN Two other embeEs Of lhe Hoard 10
=: COMMITTEES to 1ecxive r.opoals I'd t,snaise oea
That committee eonAistu- Ct tn. john kernlcott.
Hoa. Nui. Is. Fan aud Edward TInkh are ready
70 zceEe pEuosa tpecfylnk nubet Of acfes not less
ttar !ers Of rmeat price a'!ou. &c Proposals
raoud he directed the ring o the - !ns* to r O.
BOX :=3a. nole;slat FRANK ". REILLY, Sec
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
~ Of Coax. Ss.-C1rat Court Of Cook County, Jaau
ary Term ls10-Aua >ove-ne C!aEson H. Esacs Az
drew Clsw~H--1nc chaocery.
Audav o{ the residence Of Claus Andrew C:4E.ou.
teftntant aboye naEed hAStn< been allied ta Tic oece
IT the CLERK Of sua Cluii urt Of Cook County. No
lice hereby given 70 the ssin Claus Andtew cavson
that said complainant died her LII Vt couffn. n raid
OF Nosemh*r 1s:S md that summons hes.upon tsfasd
hr,s 1ond,y Of laanlr 156o u ~ ,w seqared
Now, unle4s q. the salI Cla-A Andrew Ci4Esou shall
personally Be- and appsat b<fore sud Circuit Court of
Cook County. dry of the thereof
saod<a Chi4so In .i eouay. nc mt Monday q
eomp|aan,s bM q sompAn1 tns e,~, md she ss,se1s
waYef Of taid bill. WI. L. CHURCH. Clerk.
CoxxlH + MHAou Coupl1s Sor1s. nol3 hs3 ~
, 1859-11-18
Qb{fuAfT.

ArsrarA. Ga, Nov- 17.-Ex-Governor Gil
mcr died at Lexington, Georgis, on Wednesday
sster several months illness.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 17.-John H. Mu.-
rhy and Wm- LuEn. prominent business men
Ct this city, died On Wednesday Last.
, 1859-11-18

4 DESERVED CoNxEsDA77ox.-TheI Milwaukee
1'iaooasin has ajust appreciation Of the char
ac.er of the Richmond House:
rnond House, is To be extended 20 as to include
the block ne IT west Of the a!ley on South Water
street, crossing the alsey By an arch1ay. We
IRE glad to note this Evidence Of the continued
prosperity Of the favorite Richmond. under the
t,roprietorship Of Messrs. Taber, Hawk & Co.
For fami.ies, and persons wishing to avoid the
dust and bubbub about the hotels located nearer
theEbnsiness centre, this il just the place, and
the house is kept up in tho best style, with gen
ttemanIy clerks, attentive walters, &c. Il Is,
We believe, the regular stopping plaoe With most
Milwauke9n8"
, 1859-11-18

- Singers Fami7y !Sttriny Aacaiaa at &C
Ldte s.rstt AIto manufacturing uachints for
II: Kinds Of 1aitoring and L<athsr Sttriny.
nolT.Gt
, 1859-11-18
TIL E CITY.

Another BAD DoY-Nicholas 1Einnar was
brought to the armory yesterday morning and
fined S3 for beating another boy.
B- Gilbert Il Sampson sell this morning at
their store, So Lake street. large assortment
Of good second hand furniture,
, 1859-11-18

Bos7oS, Nor. l4.-1t is stated that Dr.. S. G.
Howe has gone to Canada Aisfrisnas disclaiu,
any connection on his part with the late plot IN
Virginia.
, 1859-11-18

The Expected Stcamer.
SAcky1tlE, Nor. l7-No sign Of the steamer
ut Halifax this evening.
, 1859-11-18

TwzEpL1-DEE AND pTwExp1E.pCx.-Beware of
any other concern dealing in Lamps and Oils
that pretends to be branch Of the Lamp and
Oil Emporium. The su1est way to get the
Boston Kerosene aud good Tampa, is 70 come
or send to leg Clark street. We guarantee
every gallon Of Oil sold to be as represented
Remember there is a vast difference in Lamps
Is well as OILS. Therefore, don't buy those
which first came out, which smoke and emit m
odor. uo1l-lat.
, 1859-11-18
4 Counter Propositions.
An advertisement appears in some Of the
Northern papers, as follows;

+tVft911&H II F@FG3ef No EVHV"b-
II noticed in your issue Of the 9th inst. m
advertisement copied from tha Richmond {Va.3
Wig, offering $40 .o09 reward for the safe de-
livery Of Joshua r. Giddings at Richmond. or
q, 900 for bis head As he {the adrertiser} Of.
fcrs to be one Of an hundred, l offer to be ono
Of seventeen, to take Richmond and destroy it,
root a"d branch, if Gus hair Of the lead
Of this aged man i. r. Giddings) be harned.''
, 1859-11-18

4 BAD BORA boy named Emel Bronx, was
brought to the Police Court yesterday morn
ing by his father, who testified that lie could do
nothing with Emel, us be was in the constant
habit Of running away. lie was sent to the
Hefnrm Echon1
, 1859-11-18
.For salt.

TOR SALE "A Life Scholarship
u In BF3ant, Bc STATIONS ch7in OF Commercial Col
t.Sts. Apply ore It lEesS and TE.bune- no9t831w
, 1859-11-18
U2aantt1.

WANTED-To purchase a Farm
Of about 80 acrs. Ill improved aad convenient to
atoWu. Al,o bali See!1ou Of uDsnprursd lana- a.
drr.. s.anE full partt-ufxs al1 loweet price EF e-
.R. n. !" HrEaa md TEitrnG. Eo1kk3t
, 1859-11-18

STEALING WArCu.-John Nelson was
brought before Justice Akin day or two since
on charge Of stealing gold watch worth SCI,
from John Sullivan. lie was held in seoo 10
answer.
, 1859-11-18

II The Parker Sewing Nachine at los Lake
street. Also the right side Of universal hem
tuers. no18 ST.
, 1859-11-18

- Sea advertisement Of Cornell Co.'s
two-thread noiseles4 premium Sewing Machine
ard universal hemmer, No. l85 Lake 1t.
au27-1y
, 1859-11-18

:" ANTED-To rent marble top
~ ElLL1%RD TABLE. IA gnod osdss aad rePa.E, for
which 4lbetat rent viii b= paid Adde'S &C. Press
, 1859-11-18

~ Go to Joha Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
Will be well done and at prices to suit the times
, 1859-11-18

GAS FI1rUREs.-Brown Wilder ara nox re-
ceiving from Cornelius 4 Baker, and other man
u!actuEers, large assortment Of late patterns
ofChandeliers Pendants and o.her Gas Fixtures,
Globes, DC. Al IN need will please call at II
md ~ St1te street. ocl7;am