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THoToGnArns From \ EALIooS.-Our readers.
says the prusicenc- Joaraa, Of the l7th inst
viii remember with pleasure the account which
Dr: Aeilne, otthis city, cure in the Journ71 Of q
balloon ascension which he made ut Boston on
she 4th Of July. liz suggested in his narrative
the possibility 0: taking Photographic views
from the balloon. The idea has oeen active in
h!s mind eyer sirce. Accordingly, he and 3Ir.
BECK, Of Boston, rtuow1ed photographer.
made the proper arrangements With Nessrs.
hing and Alien, Of this city, for ascending in
order to sry tue experiment. Thsy were de-
layed by the unpleasant weather, and then br
an unfortunate accident to the valve Of the gas
pipe, which prevented them from filling their
balloon at IN early hour Yesterday. In the af
ternoon, however, the ind A1ion Was completed,
aud Nr: black assembled to the height Of twelve
hundred feet. his balloon being beid By u rope,
where several attempts were made. The higher
ascension, which would hare furnished more
extended riew, WAS necessarily postponed, be.
CAUSE tie clouds arose and obscured the sky.
The entire results cannot be known until the
negative p1atea are fully developed; but ne
learn that Nr. Black regards it as demonstrated
lint BIRDS ere viewa may be taken in this way.
The experiment is one OF great interest, and We
congratulate the gentlemen who have attempted |
Il upon their success. We think thafit has |
neTer been tried before, and we a1e sure that it
las nerer been attempted with any success.
We hope tomorrow to have from Dr.. Helme |
u4 report OF the experiments
, 1860-08-22
WHAT CENTURY - THIS

The Petersburg, (ya.) Bulletin Of the 10th
announces the falc on that day. Of 4 lot Of 149
froe negroes, j'r lie non:poyhnent Of tares
They were pant u crowd Of 1,1a3 aiyer-
1sed; but before the sale csule #. tho greater
number had settled with the State, and were
suffered 10 SO their own way-!rco Until the
next levy, unless. as the Bulletin intimates.
they are offered for tue arrears due on the lew
OF 1858.
We suggest the propricty of sending 4 few
missionaries TO the 'O!d Dotninicn" The
declining state Of morals, and tho a!armin.
ancroa:hmeats upon tho mcst ordinary pri.-
ciplos Of good government there permitted,
require to be exposed. Selling men for taxes!
The poor whites Of Virginia may find that
these sales by ard By are not con1iucd to men
OF color. The principle upon which sucl,
human auctions are permitted, and establish
90, is capable Of indefinite exile; slon; AID the
poor devils who now group themselves about
the block, making fun Of the discontinue Of
Sa'nbo as be is Knocked down 10 the hgl,est
bidder, my, scme day, if this novel method
Of wringins State dues out Of men who arc
unable to pay, is continued, stand in Sambo's
shoes, md be the cau.c Of fun in others.
There is nothing 50 contagious as lawlesness:
no poison ~ deadly rs tyranny. By Ill
means send the Missionariest
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~ nen Pa1hOn lBT0synEoav VIII IoIn
tho Democrats.

AN Arkansas correspondent, who probably
wanted to "wake up" Rev. Mr. Brownlor. of
tue Knoxville (Tenn) IpAiy, wrote to the lat-
Ter stating that he Ead learned with Measure
upon what he considered ryliu5le au,horitr."
tnat Mr. EroWnlow WAS abou. to joi1 the DAM
oc9ats' anu asked 10: the probable date Of that
'ateIesung occurrence. Nr. brown!ow rare
lae DATE or at least lutA tor III, da,r NJ foJ
lows: o0'' 40 'o''
Asoss'1LE. august q. 1sSo.
!" Ar. Jordan Clark: hare your letter of tl,r
s!sh ut. and hasten to let ,ou know the pr<c5e
ltH4e when expect to come out and fo1nal1;
annonnec that | have lined the Democratic
party. When the sun shines ut midnight. and
the moon ut midaay-when man forvets ia h.
seihsn, or Democrats lose their incijpatuns tn
s'ea, when nature stops her onward mlrch to
resi-, nr all the wa'er COURSES in America flow
up s1Eean'-"hen h,wera lose their odor aud
!'aaas. LEE snea s no leaFes-"hen birds talk and
swap nell for heaven, with the angels Of ieht.
a7d pay them the boot in mean whi.ky-when
1mposs1bli'ties are in fashion, aud m nronosi.
t'on IS too absurd 10 be believed, you nav
crata. e Oe''''"
join The Etn17e-ats !-Neycr. so Inn, =,
there are sec.s in churches-weeds in ,,araan.
--nsa5 IN hog'pens-dirt in vic1uals-a,snut.s
IN tamilies-.ars with natious-vater in thc
ncean-bad men n america, or base women ia
1'1ote-.>o' 1otoan Ilafk, you nlay hone you
may consratula'e-you may reasun-,au NAV
snser-- but that cannot be- tbs thrones of thc
oad " hoFld-the court Of the Caiyerse--the
governments of the world, m.y ali f,l1 ond
crumbie into ruin-the New World NAV com.
MT the natlonal suicide Of dlssolriuC ,hia IN.
Inn, but oil this must occur before ioin Tho
Democracy! '
~ join TIE Democracy Jordan Clark ron
Know not what yoa say--when join the H.,
mceraey, the Pope Of Rome will JOIN the Nelh-
odlst Church-ahen Jordan Eiask. Of Artan.
*as, Is President Of the Republic Of Grea, Itr,t-
ain, By universal suffrage OF a copteuted neonIa
when Queen Eic.oria constn, to be diyorrrd
from Prince Albert by county court in Ean.
sas-~hen Congress bIigcs. by law. James In.
chanan to marry "a European Prince s-when
the Pope leases tue Capitol at Washineton fCr
his e,tF Tesldence-vhen Alexander of Russia
and Napoleon OF France are elected senata,s
IN Congress from New Mexico-vhen pood ,n.n
case to 70 TO heaEen or bad men to heil-whsn
this world is turned upside o~u-wIen nronf
Is afforded. h7th clear and que> tiqn .ble tbat
there ls no God-when men turu to ants and
ants 10 elephants, will change mr. noji,ca1
faith, and come out oa the side Of Dsmocr.rr
''Supposiug that this full and frank Ieiiar
vii! enable : ou to ir upon the ptrioI when
Will come out fullgrown Democrat. and tn
communicate the same to ull whom it nav con.
Germ in Arkansas, ~"A'
II have the honor to be, etc.,
"N, e. RRCvy,or-n
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GaFIbaldt's Entry into ne.sfnn

Az.-1xA, July y.
Medici arrived at II O'Clock with tvo ,ho,,.
sand mer, all 1ta!iaus they are hand,on,a
race OF men, md all young. sfedi.i rode ~ fbe
hsad Of his regiment, on tue charger Of R,.co
lie entered the town amidst the trtirts of n
multitude, flags lying, drums beating, aud altoa
EetheF manifestation Of enthusiasm ,uh;nh
cannot be described. With baggage the i,ai.
1ans don't seem tu be much ircoumoded fo-
with two thousand men there we're orir ,hraa
OF tour carts, certainly not more, upon which
there we're only boxes- AL the men wore bnn.
quets, and tiowers were plentifully showersd
upon them.
At TWO O'Clock, heard again trrixa, in tha
to.n. rushed to learn tie cau.e, nnd nc .as
told br thousands Of people that GaribaId; ,ss as
I''oeFator, bad at length arrived. Iha,tened tn
meet him a: ST. Leone, a. By this gate, il seems.
ne had entered from Palermo. His carriage
VAS surrounded by thousands Of men. vi7o
drew him along amidst continual bursts of
cheering. His face did not chow the least sir,,
OF excitement. lie even seemed not to see H.
masses OF sfoops-not to hear the acclamaiiona
0! the people His mind was esideutly oecus
pied WITH @ something quite different. lie pro.
and there took up h1s dwelling. Twice be was
Obliged to yield TO the popular dem 4ads, and to
snoT himself 10 the people, coming to a win.
dow for that purpose. Still, be seemed mi n
recognize Why there was oil this commotjon
lie had no sooner settled in the house than h.
ordered O. carriage and horses to be prepared-
tioa is his element,
At four o'clock Garibal1i and his adiutants
te1 out in carnage and went ut rapid gallon
10 faFo-the Proulontory commautiur ihe
s,traits between Sicily and The main land. rbeTe
ne called around him alt the Oldest md mnst
Trustworthy mariners and pilots. liz asked
~ esca Of mem aus opinion respecting the course
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~
EFFlScnAx. Arr. II, 15t3.
Yesterday WAS dsy long to bc rens n,bcred
by the Inhabitants Of this, the most berishted
county of Egypt. Yates, our valiant candidate
for Governor, had been announced to sneak at
this pface, and word sent out to two or thrfe
precincts that he was to be here, aod VIC e.
peeted crowd OF senls three 10 five hundred.
but the Ee*s went like wild.ire, aud by |,
o'clock in the morning our village Was perfectly
thronged. Hundreds upoa hundreds poured in
from all parts Of the county. Il fine pole. 1;,o
feet high, IVES raised, and splendid 'lag placed
thereon, much 10 the dissatisfaction of tbe
Doug'asitea, who would as soon hare lhouyht
of"uabziel sounding his trumpet" Us that a
But nevertheless the meeting went off in fi,r
style lates, Lostjoy a-d Fuiter addrcs SD US:
and We feel assured that the mcstinE will result
in nluch good.
Hon. Richard Yates opened the mee ting with
short speech, acqut1,ng himself uob1y, and
three hours. lie held bis audience smell bound
hy h's magic mind, acd literally dssected the.
Douglas party. Shout after shout rent the mir
wien N glowing tc1ms the standard bearer of
our party was held up to view, aud the wek,u
rang as never before with a,e shouts OF r1ctory.
14 Aotto~eu Will speech, IN which
ne talked like "father" to his old brother
Democrats, and bis speech had good effect,
hnd many Of them left with "bug in thcir
ear" 49, 'AeA
In The evening there was another mee,;nc
held, addressed By Lorejoy AID Wright, /
large crowd Was in attendance, and listened
patiently until near II o'clock.
The democracy IN this county are being |
greatly alarmed, and arc appointing Vigilance |
Committees, holding meetings nightly. 10 craw |
the attention Of The faithful from the facts in /
the case; but notwithstanding their almost su.
Rerhaman efforts. We are drawing largely frcn,
that party, and II tae Republican vote in old |
this fal! don't surprise the .4ra.iyes."
then we'll "cave." You can set US down for
Fix hundred Republican rotes in November
next: "0ld Abe is tearing things all to
smash down here. and if you could see the long
'aces pat On by the Douglas men in this county
it would do good. RxpcpL1cAy.
, 1860-08-22

The coua1r7 surrounding the town is one of
thr mos: fertile and beautiful sections in the
Wcst-capab;e Of almost unlimited productions.
1t is high rolling prairie, ipterspersed with MI.
1ntreus groves Of timber, which, in fact, c5m-
prise about cne-sixth Of The county. The town
Of Polo is situated in the Southwestern corner
Little county, aud now commands the trade ct
the west half Of Okle county, neatly the whole
of Carroll county, tue northern part of White
side county, uud portion Of Lee.
T:c crops in this section, this ye.r, a7e The
most abundant that The Oldest ichabitaut'
ever knew. 0f wheat alcue over one million
bushels will he shipped from this station this
year, besides corn and pork in proportion. The
sales OF goods will Of course be in exact rrcpor-
ton to the receipts of gran.
There are now in Polo eight dry :,oods stores.
fcur grocery and provision stores, two hur,'-
ware stores {and another soon to be established
two drug stores. two printing oillces and three
newspapers, zine grain warehouses, &c., &c.,
al of which are enjoying tirst-ratc business.
Besides such magnificent crops o: grain, Oslc
county will ,i1ld splendid crop of LINCOLN
votsrs. Fremont's majority in the county was
l'3? over Buchanan, while OLp ADEs minority
ove- Douglas will not be less than ..;0-apd
you Eecd not be as.onlshed if i: reaches a5uo.
When the +fdsertiser Extra" was circuloted
here last spring, announcing LlScoLxs nomi-
nation, heariy "Good! good: that's the tick
ct that wins!' greeted it on every Eide, excep,
from the Democrats, who hung their leads IN
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We hare before us copy of tie Daily DEM
ocraac Union, Il Douglas paper printed at po-
oris, Illinois. in whic', we find the following
frauk admissloa Of the clIarye that, during Mt.
Clay i life time, hs w.s bitterly msligaed ahd
perse. .utcd by Stephen \. Douglas. Tue l."ion
says:
"Some years aga Douglas MAS u cauddatc
for Congress, in the 9Th Congressional District
Of Illinois. Hon. David N. Woodsou WAS his
opponent. During tbs CANVASS. they spoke ii
Carro!ltou; aui in his speech ut that place
Douzlas used the following language:
Henry Clay is black At6rt<d t,uiter, aud
tue only American Sta.esmRu VINO IyEE SOLD
HIMSELF ron nRIrIsH GoLo"
We quote the article entire from the ell
umns Of the Onion Of Sunday, Aug. 18th. 1t
there appears as VIC print it; and it must be
taken as frank and honest confession Of tic
hypocrisy Of tic new admiration 0: Mr.. Doug.
las for the memory Of The great Statesman, tie
author Of the Missouri Compromise Ne thank
The Onion for its unwonted honesty, and com.
mend its example to the other Douglas Journals
which are shedding crocodile tears over Mr..
Ciay's bones.
, 1860-08-22

THE SLAVE TRADE NJ E1kAu.-The charge
that the steamer CITY 0: Norfolk, which recent
ly left New York for an uncertain pert was
bound Oh voyage to the African coast, is con
drmed by the Uiafid d. Aritas, Of July II, pub
hshsd at Curac4s. The Diaria says sho came
from St. Thomas to Barcelona, whence. altar
being painted, she sailed for Africa.
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A DELUGE OF CUffERES<,v.


The Western States are favored this year
Will crop Of unusual abundance. THO par
flai alluro Of the wheat crop III Europe. and
the almost total destruction Of b,tl, w1,ea, and
corn in the Southern States by tho drou,l
will occasion demand for all tho surplus that
the West can spare. The shipments Of bread
studs this iall and next spring will tn. retire
be larger than tho Wees has ever before sctt
forward. As consequence, Exchange on Tic
East may be expected to rule low for The next
twelve months. Whenever exchange is ligl,
our curTency-mnlers lie clos, living upon
the interest Of their xtocks. But
when heavy shipments Of tho pno-
ducts of the country create demand
for currency at home, reduce our Eastcan bal.
ances, and knock dou'n the price Of exchange.
then these gentry become suddnr]y active,
make large purchases Of stocks in Now York,
swsll our currency to a corresponding cx.
tent aud then return again to their quiet
quarters to draw still larger income in the
way Of interest upon tho deposited securities.
me recent decline IN exchange lns already
Unused new actirity among tho currency
"skefs' Aeasy orders foz stocks hare b,cn
e'nt 70 New York both from Illinois and Wis
COUSIN. The Last number Of TAcnpsou,s Re-
7ooF'eT staten that "plates for several NOW banks
IN Illinois ara being engraved, and tha, = 1arc,
portion Of the old banks are inc,easioc ,he;-
circulation" The banks Ct this sto,a ..,
Wisconsin havc an outstanding issue already
Of about thirteen millions of dollurs, Sho,,d
there bo no legiala,ion during the comiDo
winter to hold the currency-makers in check,
we may expect this amount to bo increased
at lsast fifty per cont before Our next harvest.
The augmentation may bo sven greater than |
tint Ths incrsass will be determined sole15 |
by tho rate Of exchange, and that, a. before !
stated, there is every reason for believing will
remain low. Such M initiation Of the currency
cannot prove otherwise than disastrous in tha
end. While ho demand for our nrodnct.
, 1860-08-22
ILLINOIS ItIVEK If17LK1,au

Inis road is now complete from Pekin, On
tho Illinois Rircr, TO Virginia, Cass County, a
distance Of fifty y-eislt miles. 4 train Of pl:t-
form cars runs daily over the entire line Of
road, and is doing Considerable business in tie
way Of carrying freight. It is expected thht
by the first Of next week passenger train will
be placed upon the road. We arc Informed
that negotiations are on foot which it is ho,pd
Will result in the comp!ctien CT the bridge
over the Illinois River at Pekin and tho build
ing OF tie track from that point 10 Peoria.
within the next sixty or ninety d,ys FIR
the present, steam packet plies between PEG
ris and Pekn, running, in connection with the
trains on the bureau Valley Road. The ILL.,
nols River Road is to be operated BY the Chi
cago and Rock Island Company, and wheu
completed, trains will rua through from CHI
cago to its southern terminus. L. will prove
valuable feeder IL that road and contribute
not little to tho rapidly growing Commerce
Of our city.
The public are mainly indebted t. The un-
tiring energy and business tact Of Hon. II. $.
Thomas, Of cass County, President Of tue
road, for the opening Of this important thor
oushfare. Tho road has been built during Ii
period Of unparalleled financial pressure, and
IN tho iaco Of obstacles aud acknowledgements
taatwould have induced almost my other man
to abandon the work in despair: Oa more
than one occasion he savcd tho road BIZ n
pledge Of his individual credit. TIT r. suit il
no less creditab1e to his energy aud public
spirit than to his clca1-headed business tact
and eagacitr.
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in-.,:.a a. man named Mueller, Of New York. has
serer.i IL tycc!P perfect dre ex,inguisher at last.
upon ,sni.ed roain, burning rosfp- nm md 11ue ,nr
e. e ent1ue, and cotton on fire n = closs 4,o.s
They test It this week upon cotton in .S;ns. .p1.
der. >'4' 4ofa1 o1 pow
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39ress Il Trihttlrt.
THE OLD Ftb0-I'&btb.

The story that tho !erosious Bol,adis und
Quattlebunls Of tho slsvc Stntcs Will prevent
the Inauguration Of LINCOLN. is again cag rlv
copied into tile country journals Of rto-s1aycry
proclvitics. The editors Of ill such sbcci<
presume upon the ignorance Of their readers
when they give the ru,nor currency. There
Is no such thing as a, Inauguration known
to the Constitution and lava. Mr.. Lincoln
will, before entering upon tile duties of his
office, take the prescribed c :th, aud it may be
administered by Chief Justice fancy, or By
any Crossroads Justice 0! the Peace, acd it's
obligations would he as binding and as near
the requirements Of tho Constitution in tho
one case rs tho ollcr -a0er taking it, lie
Will bo President by law and right iu spite
OF all the uulliliers in all tic South So much
tor the iuauc1,ratiou1
, 1860-08-22
FARMER CUNNIS{:ItA,f.

Afs -5ddr<ss 10 fhe t-oiers or the 7fA f,n-
Erss1foHaf D''fr5rf, ontaosed 0Fih< f.ous-
ties or logan, .Hn-t~> I'faff, -sTuuIlrf<.
Ed<ar, C"fss, H0uE5ns, C.sn.bsyfand. kf.
d"Eh"n'. Fag'ffs, Clay. Afrhiane, .Jasp<r.
1aA rknfT, tTaMfVrd. aud GIatE.
, 1860-08-22
SPAIN AND MEXICO.


l.cr own horders, struggle with Spain is now
seriously threatened. The fact has been a
l,ng t;mo apparent that Spain is seeking an
opportunity to re-assert in some sl,a;s her
authority over her 1cvoltsd provinces; and
now she has found au excuse for putting her
lopg cherished plans into EXECUTION. Tile
Schooner lNd'ia Conception, one Of the vessels
composing the Marin expedition, which was
arrested by our own naval force OF Vera Cruz,
was captured by tho Constitutional party.
Spain claims her peremptoriy, and though
tic officers and men Of the schooner have
been set at liberty, aad though the suit Tor her
Condemnation is Jet pending in the Mexican
cunrt., the summons Of the commander Of tho
Spanish war vessel now on the Mexican coast
admits no delay. Ths demand was made On
the 9Th, and though tile dispatches do not
stale what would follow refusal, 1t is not
probable that it will be quietly received
Another caus, Of difficulty is the claims
said to be duo from Mexico to citizens ol
Spain, the payment Ct which has been long
Delayed. oa this count tho Miramon or
Church party is accused, u1question-
ally for the purpose Of: making out
a case against each Of the factions by which
the country is divided THO adjustment Of
all these Old matters is insisted uron; aud
though Miramon is flying at tho head Of his
ROUTED followers, belors Ills e4.emy, Juarex,
without days provisions in his camp or
dollar Of coin in his treasury, be is warned to
pay or do worse.
These seem to 10 frivolous causes for inter-
noddling wita the affairs Of this continent;
and If they arc to bs pushed to an extremity
to enable Spain 10 renew her power and intu.
encc in tho Gulf Of Mexico, she will find that
our government md tho American people have
interests there that they will 70. see sacri-
liced. Dispatches, Say the Now Orleans pa
pers. have gone forward to Washington in
which the present condition Ct atlairs is reci-
ted; and the Picuyunc is Of the opinion that
they are Of such nature that tho nayal force
in the Gulf will bo Immediately and largely
Increased. We shall Sec
, 1860-08-22

RESPONSE FROM BUREAU COUNTY,
Correspondence OF the I'see, AID Tlltun,1
PRINCETON, Au-ut leGo.
You stated u few DAYS since iu your uape
that il is claimed BY the Douglas Democrats
that they will mike large gains over the Reput-
lieaus, on. the vota Of 1856, in many Of tue
northern counties Of the State, aud mention
Bureau county as one where this claim is made.
1t may be that such claim il made, but no
one pretends to make it here There is not u
Douglas man in the county whose opinion is
worth straw, or who has had uuy opportunity
to inform himself. who will nuke auv such
claim.
The truth is the Republican majority in our
county will be largely increased over that Of
ls56-on this you may rely with perfect conf
dence. Our majority in November Will not be
lees than l,5e0, nnd is likely to be much more
than that. am so perfectly confident Of tho
foregoing statement, that am willing my name
shall 60 TO the public as an endorsement ofit if
it is worth anything, There is no foundation ut
all for these Dragging statements Of the Uouc-
las Democrats in regard to northern Illinois.
The truth is, if We do our duty, We shall largely
increase our msjorities in the four northern
Congressional Districts. In this, tile ItId)I
feel that l know This will be the result, One
thing you may rely upon with certainty, Iuresu
county will do her duty at the November elect.
ion. Yours truly, JouS II. BKYASr.
, 1860-08-22
Kew. Robert II. CIark*on, u. d.

In ans~erso repeated tn.,ures. ,,e ,o,wo, tc, =,
| briefly submitted:
1.-The Company Is duly Incorporated urarr If. x.,,.
ens'sFY s'asats Of hls a.4,s The oress a.s e:ee.d
sah"ay hT The lot owns1s- The pre.en: D,.etfv c,u
ssts Of wv. u. 0onxS, E,a,. en- <u,,.ox
of' > sA~rE" Hzo. T. a. HxA:r It'll. As,!.t )t.rrs
suFer. and TnoxAs D. BarAs Is rseal,rn. rb. v,:-,
aFs id out and improved under The It IN. e u. Hu
oEss Esl, the eminent Land.cay. Gardener ur rA.. !,
phta. By SwAI. Ex1sox Of thia city
The tile l.. nnacuubered simple snl pefft,; a+a
direct tsom the United States Government ,,,,ur ,,
'a''s'ne" nd he1s' to Thos. L. Bryan who WILL In =.
case' give full Warran<e Dees.. Aul bind The uho, >,
oSssos. As recorded. to remain soreyr Cemtte ,La,
snsu'!cx It to the Lot owne,s In pe.pesa1ty.
a'ao naEurA sopoRraphy 1t the grounds Is afn!1t,:
6Salso Be peculiarly beaausnL,hs srs,1. ucau.,.n
and the grove Of Old trees over tho cnro ,n.,,v, n, m
A'3 s'skes@ea tae name Of f"Gs4cuAzs" The stnp."s.
"ea' Commented oaly IN April Ast), s;eax for ,,~
'e'e4. 1tia dssIxned mako tho Ceme:.,vtA, III, A.,
burn Of the West.
1850 entrance - III: G. tmete.y |. ru the Uyern N.y
h'ad about ons milo ard half beyond III. ron, v.r,,
tae Lake View Ros dsverees from It. and more ttan ,w
miles nearer the City than ch!t,.ratu st.,,o,
o'-3la psee Of Lots is onlg 4bcu. Que fourth of,..
demanded for like sized Loa IN Ea..rn c,m.,e,,4 7,
shown By the Scala IN the om.e.
1.-The following Report t1sn Tho Surveyor, r,.t.1a.
'tssI.:
aA's tas<n sse!s svsr the surface Of .ira,es.>t
eeaes<F. Aad hn the minimum height to IL I. r+r, III,
ths szi'nun hskht to be " fe.t aaozo Tho
u "aeF In Lake N1eh1kaa OF 4hs ground t.io.
oser u fs*s above which lou. tnes tho u,n.,
01'e'. tslxasdl
HAAuEL y. oREELEY.}
EDMUND nlxnr. Saf'ev'f@
Au.rse I'D. 1882
''-'Eo's 10 'Aa Cemetery ase 4p-st-'i oe,
sak' and To drive vshle-a osy on the boil .,,,x.,
oads,
THOs. q. BRYAN, NFssiasas.
,fes IL Bryan Hall C.ask st. spoo.l,s III. 4,os,,
TIME TABLE,
A OMNIBUS Is Tun to ts Csra-try. fuu,,f ,xu,,
sallrosi Il e1'snesd> connecting with tn. uo,.a n,
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