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M ORTGaGE SALE.-Wherea.
e. se III y y
I'D 70 b. ae!:s and .sskna ths aao. preses he,s
rs Il asss':a B. sst, I'd &
hetenr and EJECT Of stx pro0%so notes N ex.
@ 90 .ss Il !; Il
.s.at s.aae asoe cbs.se ays e. .alsh "a ,.srs
spted.lr i 3. svs.s tshtera. t~sntrfoa' 'nsT
~ =, :nS 'ss: .ss e
mse the pavmsnt of Of the p-oa's-nrv
aad paJzas tho WINS o. he psi"sip .eu,ed iAs
- u9' soouid toss Il =. option Of The .sl 10
a,, Thy r. 'ns .sa nk1 9e T.
psp.: prated ia ths Of chsso twenty .7. bs.ose
aa eqnr af g ., 81
s Co.: a,xns Il "a as: Gsn sas s
nrs ~ Enat @o91Ee = Eeeorced = 'hs Rfc'
4 pssa ~ ~ eooasy oaA In BOX u Of NortxRcA
Now ,hs,sfo.s deans ta,.cz e.n u.d.1u .he payment
p..t Of r. p.setoal sun to b. pa' b. sd
e. "a a n1:'oe Sp ~ I'D :, ,nS
oWsex of ehe ..d ootes and mets1xe Sftt~ /. he-eb7
.s, wen..a T. IL h y ~ asv r: " Fte ,ns '5 s@T
:. 10 o'clock In the morning. The norh ., o. H.. oart
% .aessa. @ IT, q tc .sst s snt
esE .GF es:h .ee ead ay The sud ,tce r,n.
o. aad sitnAt- in 'hs t>uasv OF Cook tfo.t~ad
~ tno"a aaa ocAsflsd - follows NAM. .v q.
=, Or et4 one u Rnt onf ~ ora OF
9, aoa fou1 T. BLOCK y, and oi Ln onr
nlo boek sh'es Dt1 Elite subdivision II the .oahra.t
SH.t,e, of * ;oc shr iattz1 aE 81! IN
h h.ty nine fe?} r"''h e Ha"Es
oHs noastded fouta *. p.rr Ct sa. pun ~ ihs swh
in fo1<h ,h'ty.no* @ nor Of aanso f,srt--a IL,
stst ofhe Third or".pa Yer oout drd and ri.
- n laws: romme1rn. th~ West lie 1t % th.a:
fset.ooa qant~f s:e:"r At,!-.1i. nre fn'' r i nd
The aid ssrtton a"d Euon from the1e- nth tas
sdd wet '1ns m, hui dstd md frv four {l4 '-e ar4
stvxn nd one half t;l ehes fhenr~ sa't 7,r-rs vh
'he oonh sh- atd te'onal qps't"r c''o7 Tia
aeoEe % Lake M!ehtsa1: tntne- the1v ant A nx
ir+ nj abr. offt Lake 70 pht n'na h141r-4f an1
ssvsotten I'D ooe hsf X, t.es a,h = =. ~
Of ID. ea!d fraction QnareF stfton: ard sh ~ess
raAel vii the aa'd north :h- 1sce t~xnn! =
ennfannx fou- 1cFrs more oFie sahc ro<estr 10 tbs
isht o: WaV ov-r str Of Il. <ad 1a1i hn4!r-d
fse MIN herto ore k1antsd Or deesee,o ,hA "nos
E-ntrAt K.iTo C'rnpans hy the took Cou If e 'eu
Conrt and rxht and eq,}ty redemntto1 of the ~!
nsc.a.Yt hrr htlo sod asAtu. In 'aiA Ell *, toE
HUk Alto u. LOOMS. Mortgage.
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Deposits received en Current Account from pazt= T.
csy 1r country and the usual Accommodations Kar4ei
ftEuls- teposto,s and correspondents.
Interest On balances only be allowed Ia cAses wter
xoec4al agreements have been Etde to that eject.
We receive depests parable Il apeded date, On which
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an. 10 ait on horse; no man governs his fol;
lows so well as from this living throne. And
10 from Marcus Aure1ius in Roman bronze down
to ahs man on horseback in Caleb Cushiug's ID
nous prophetic speech, the saddle has always
been the true seat Of empire This absolute
tyranny Of human will over noble ana pow;
ureyslence and dominion; 20 ,hat the horse
subdusr and hero were almost synonymous ,r
simpler times, and are closely related still: An
ances,.y Of wild riders naturally snong9 ne-
oueaths also those other tendencies which We
seo in the Tartars, tho Coesaeks, aud our o"n
old fox hunting squire as il any. Of these
Sharp slternations Of violent action and sell
indufgens repose, 3 hard run a,d long rese!
a{tsr It this is what orsr. much horse tands to
antmalizs = man ipto-1zHs Prefasor, IN II
| tant;9 EonkAEy.
, 1860-06-11

Within few weeks two American slayers
have been captured with large cargoes Of DEM
ocratio property on board. One WAS the "Wild-
fire." the other the civilians" The following
incident Of these captures is related:
Among the rescued from the bark Wild6re is
a middie aged woman and three children. She
seemed quiet ard subdued in manner, and ex-
cited no special attention, other than that she
had a part Of her family with her. Her great
hope was to meet thc Others. from whon "a; ct
liam's cargo she, With others OF the first arrival,
peeped Al the 4eree which separated the new
comers from the old. Qa:ck maternal instinct
discovered ore, two, three and f"ur, among the
crowd, whom she claimed as her daughters.
She gave rent to her joy, IL the loud language
air Of home, caught sight Of the singer. in
whom they found .hei5 lost mother, The Ihe meet n...
from three hundred voices, in the gladness Of {
Simple mother, aad with her four dsus shters en-
twired in each others arms. the mother tool
them with her to meet the long separated. o.
whose fate esch Part5 was in utter Ignorance.
, 1860-06-11

4 SUPPOSED Loop HolE roR Blcks THE PIRATE.
The counsel ior Hicks. the pirate, thihk 1t
very unfortunate for him that he has so unex-
pec:edly conft ssed bis atrocious murders. They
imagine that they have formed a prete1tm e on
prisoner was tried by Hon. D. Q. Sma!ley Judge
Of The District Of Vermont, who was assigned
to this District by Chief Justice Nelson. The
counse! CHIN that the District Judges aTc ap-
pointed b7 the President OF the United States 10
perform judicial acts, and only in the particular
districts for which they have his commission !;
and that q Judge Of the supreme Court has no
power to take q local judge from one district
and assign h,m to another. According to this
theory, Judge SmalIey is justice. while otficl-
ating in his own district; but in the Southern
District of New York he is only simple citi.
zen Of the United States. AS the case is decld'
ed!y q novel one. counsel are somewhat preplex.
ed as to how they shall settle it,-an appeal to
the u. S. Supreme Court from the verdict of 6
jury being unprecedented. Whatever the esept
il cannot benefit Hicks. as. especially after hi:
confession, lie would readily be convicted on {
ueW ttia1-N ]. ErprtsS-
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Of

t'ook. .aA-supe1or Court nf cheaec. June Term A.
D. la7n Hnfrer Putnam fohu u. ~! ms tu.xhrsns
Public uot!re Is hereby given to The .A" a. A.
thAt III Of attachment !sura out "r ''' n'e. o.
fen.ta day 4. r I'm y =. .n c' n - '!c'4ta
fos the o. steh' hln rel ana s:.h'v sv- ~, III e-
ars Dire s"~r'1 Ccun'v ~ac> - wfi.
the said q. Adams, hal personally h ar
hefo.t the sad Sur<or court af ChicaEo hsfvre
the 6rst day Of The term theNof 10 - hof.sn 4.
tbs Court House IN the CRY Of rhtea9n the t:~t
Monday of Jus D. ia6o etve snre.a Ill and r'r~t
to the sad psantlHt action. uhRfNtet x'a ente1~
akatrst you md ln Avor Of the sud ltt. f' sn'
much Of the prortrtv attached ~ trar r. .e'r+t II
aat.AY the lid judgment and ct, viii hr sod IF sa>Y
the AMe, Waller EfWHaIL, Clerk,
eeArys A.ALt1srU / jxwzrE. Fit "a AE'5p.
MI NcE
, 1860-06-11

HA4 4dhA1 AAfa1Au
- fssneh Cslf and Kip, spAnlsn tole. MOROCCO It,
eho!es Selection Just received.
Harness, Btds upp1 ZIP. Cali. DE-, &c.s Of ea7 OWL
TAnrln{ II our new store.
no. 220 LAkA Street,
apu CO. WAIl1N boa.
, 1860-06-11

We publish the following additional particu.
lars Of the confession Of Hicks, the New York
pirate. In regard to the murders On board the
sloop johnson, Hicks admitted that he perpe-
trated them in cold blood for the sake Of pcs
sessing himself Of the money in the possession
Of Captain Burr, which only amounted to $500.
He aays that between and 10 o'clock at night,
when about 50 mil out at sea, he commenced
his bloody work. Tie Captain waH sleeping
below in the cabin, and one Of the Watts boys
was also sleeping below. Hicks and the other
Watts we're on deck, the latter being on the
behind the unsuspicious young man, md with a
handspike dealt him q deadly blow upon the
the head. His victim fell upon the deck, aud
was there pounded and beaten until life was e1-
tinc!.
The noise made On deck in executing this
murder alarmed the brother Of the murdered
man, who was sleeping directly beneath their
1eet, and he came rushing on deck. Scarcely
had bis head appeared above the companion
hatch when the murderer struck hin, also upon
the head with his deadly weapon, and be too tell
insensibe to the deck. BE was then dispatched
in the same manner as his brother bad been.
Capt Burr had not yet been disturbed, but was
still quietly sleeping in his cabin, wholly unsns-
picious Of the bloody scenes that were being
enacted on board his vessel Hicks proceeded
immediately to the cabin, where be made IN rs.
sault upon Captain Burr. His deadly work was
not in this instance performed in so aure and
sudden q manner. Tie first blow dealt the
Captain only served to arouse him to sense OF
his danger, and be instantly sprapg up and
grappled with the assassin. The struggle was
q long and terrible one, but Hicks being armed,
and the most powerful man OF the two, event
ualy orercame the Captain, and succeeded in
killing him. Hicks said that the Captain made
good fight, and might hare succeeded in over
powering bib, had be been armed, but his phys
ical strength alone was not sufficient to cope
with the murderer and his formidable weapon.
The bodies were permitted 10 lie where they
had fallen, while the perpelrator of this triple
murder ransacked The yessel for the paltry sum
Of money which had ihstiGated him to commit
the crime. After the lapse Of an hour or 80,
the sloop bring then well out to sea, the bodies
were thrown overheard by Hicks. When the
vessel was brought buck TO port, there wcre
marks Of blood and several cuts on the gun.
wale Of the sloop, as if the murdered men bad
grasped there IN their struggle while being
thrown overheard. ard the murderer had cut
their hands and let them into tlss SEA: THIS.
Hicks says was not the case, as the bodies lay
on deck long time after lite was extinct. On
being asked how he felt while alone on the
sloop, far at sea, nt midnight, with his dead VIC
TINS lying at his feet, he replied that there were
| fire on board-h!msell, three dead persons, and
the devil made the fifth. Then, he says, he felt
! re enough; but now, after having been with
| him all bis Life, the devil has deserted him, AMI
| he feels yerr bad.
, 1860-06-11

SAVINGS DEPARTMENT..
Deposits. In tums not less than hve dollaa received ann
Certificates Of Depot.t4 itued. Interest At siI pr cent
Will be allowed deposits OF tha description after The
funds have remained Ia hands specified time. All
certificates made payable demand sad IN Ike tunda
depo6tted.
, 1860-06-11
ssDOKER'S B1TTERS.
<1rlIT GREATEST WONDER OF
( TIE ElNETEENTA CENTURY.
Emf. Woods Hair Restorative.

.ausse u Louis No. 9:nos1at; Below .,1span ~ puSs,n n
< p Weed 2! 5hs ~ Y s o anpe!e1 ess q
t. Lii touc. kac6 eSl-ne. u... have H. eject When
gaming from scNsle source II certificates a.e ~,
ttY from the priest: W., IN ,c.a
.,cc,ion mnrths a!nce 70 te highly benencs'
q yoa, S he5s to maae sFs IL
19n n1os.hy o. uRp wh* ny s1ske1s q a,.
ss,31tsr ,ouc are u,shs aimee procured botte q.
y9g5 ~, VI i wsaea aea
hsys ipce pro 7rcc smother hottie et Thsea rave e.ea
e. .es.7 sSay p " xf5 %
y ss snsn II H.. peto be}er:
yss, 5ss E, ea ~
ss sSe Fl zest
~ dlrectiorh not have oecaalon to eontsdlct ny
sa q ;a1s ,1 sy ;1d q n5 ess9 nsIs
and ADJOINING towns AnT u,e ,r yon =.
Ihe aeove wa n nse e. 9oah 0ht.s T. s -
s9eN. len truly youss 4: 9; r. IL 4 TIA
woonx HAIR nIhz:fH551K&qlvE. h:H51z&siqHl VI '4''''
,,~r y ooo-peaT Sir: Having had the m!aso.tuns 4,
10 ioss the portion q ty h1 zen ~ ,s s1dnced 70
Ysow sssf, rr -rrraator foplo Il.
tn;1. neSed1 l.ir IL now thick md E!ossy 70
r;Sl2S Il zssS !; 61fRs s.
r. GRaIes 1a5s;. :. T bese 5ese
NJ And1s. 13d pastor q The rtnence an1 unI
7s1ssuy beloved. ,.,x..,,i.n is.la5s.
7o,e.so, woot-lsa, sls: Hsv1as made tra' q xoa;
LII stss. plsasase t. ~ 'aat Ms eSs; s'
si1n ny ca:ldLcod sd 4, also Ieso:.d mr. -.
ses @ is
:s 'ss @ H:s! =; E,S;s:;:S ;S:ss:S s: i:
-: ss.1a si.'s I'D ati Fsnex =; dooe. 6.a'rT'. no
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=prliuI ffn.,rfe.

@ H:.~ 4,ng Liie.-Many
elderly persrr. =. 10th l.. 10 fees that -thsy need
something TO ,c:f tae.r :atsd ssset Mt afraid
ssao 70 Ordinary ssGsuaat beeauss thsy know ths
temporary excitement they produce Il followed y tsHoe
pross1aton- Precisely what thsy require IL arppafo
HosTETTERB STOMACH BITTER. Thu S:ea$
restorative combines the toue stnenss they nero
hensdta q. not MON ntuy hut p. p..uanent 7hs
,upas r.m.!p,. md locre,s day by das. If th' b't"
~ taken regularly IN conformity white dt'ceaoo' pa s
bottle 1htt health usy be e,vsed and a's psoo"s1u
by ls use, there l. no snanntr Of doubt We
II TO al who .uer frpn py.peps,a, s1hsa o'se1se's
kRnel debility snd ths natural deos apoA
o!6 asa,
, 1860-06-11

= Co0k. EouTt q Ehicexo. Angnsf TeT1
tsk0-En =: PreseoIt H. John G, o dr. md I.snes A.
ILL.,. Enadlsa q the 'aid iohu Dod In Chan-~rv
AHA ~ the non-resdsne~ Of ali James !. G:Hl4s
aud 'hs1 aid John T. 20 tIh &oas ths g "a
aud e,uno: BE- 'nund her.io 10 b. s<v--d vh ~r,4
having betn fiei IN 'h4 once tho Ce7k Of sat NJ.
Cout o Chi 40 'h- teens, ina<.e,. Snf:es
hereby evtn I, the said John C.. l,nd.e and James
Against them ID s-i Court Ii. ch4resv .Ie tkr-<c
the nineteenth day Of MI. 1851. ,nl 'h.s srmrous
thereunon !sue out Of said Couvt axao.t a rFtn1at-
s-turnsfle on he dEst Monday OF August ne1t i
hv law reqrfrrd.
Nov nnass ynn. III. SAID John C. pnds~ ans J.r.. A,
0a ahall p<r,onal'y b. and b-4ore thc .s su
p<r1s cou Or chsss. Of c'oi Count Hn ne TT N,s
couutv on the drst Norday q A"Kc. lsfe an" re'
denu- to the AAEa c~Wr'1 nan's III Of nr inr
tie and the And th'nZs therein charged snd
st.itd N ee asen - eoafr-se' snd Iessfs snteFet
WALTER KtNBA1l- ch.k.
, 1860-06-11

Mr, Thaddeus Hyatt offers two premiums in
our advertising columns for essays on the a.
sumed right Of either House Of Cougressto call
vitnesses before auy Of Its Committees. and
nnnstrain those witnesses to answer questions
1T said Committees discretion. The subject is
ona Of grave interest, and we trust it will re:
ceiye q thorough inveshgation.-N<0 Fort
TFibtne.
, 1860-06-11

Prof. Crawler YVES native Of Nova Scotia,
aged about thirty years. At the time Of his de-
cease he was Professor Of Mathematics in the
III. Auburn Female Seminary.
lie was gentleman OF very superior ability
and attainments, aud WAS ons Of those high ma
lures which wins admiration and commands
respect. AL who knew him testify to his fine
character and worth in every respect. He was
yers quiet, peaceab1y disposed gentleman, not
prone 10 quarrel, though possessed Of daring
and chiyairous spirit. It was his years and M.
ture to resent insult to ladies under bis protec-
ton. aad we fear that bis life was sacrificed BY
nn illv Judged conception Of his duty in the
nrem;ses Nc hare set forth. Itwould have been
altoeether correct for lin to have disregarded
the murde, GUS ruf1ians who took away his hfe.
The ladies' with him were Of the highest re
spec.abiity. MISS Carrie Ncnzles, a teacner be ], II
the Seminary With him. is daughter Of Dr. :.
G.. Menzie*, and Miss TalIette, . pupil in the
Seminary, IS tie daughter Of another well-known
ci lzen, Henry Tallette, Esq.
, 1860-06-11

number Of his friends, medical men, (not fat
riers,) and, with the assistance Of an able
veterinary surgeon, had them properly. treated,
tho same ns If they had been humnn beings, and
aa soon az tbs climax vas over, he pulled down
his COW houses and built one twenty.tx feet
high, with four feet before and four feet behind
the cows, SO that they stood At Al even tempra.
ture Winter aud Summer, and he had no more
of pleura pneunonis- We recommend the peo-
ple In Massachusetts, to adopt this common
sense maxim, and they will soon be RID OF this
sioners and a public fund, thsJ will have but
broken reed for their support.
We recommend thHt the fund subscribed for
vii ully marderiog cattle be applied to the more
legitimate purpose Of paying tailed for the re-
coTerY and uraf eptiQu Of disease
, 1860-06-11
THE DAGGER.

ger With which it il supposed the murder was
perpetrated, Was found By Barbara Sayre,
German girl, who resides with her married sis:
ter on the south side Of Twelfth street, about
l+5 feet east Of Main. She found it lying in the
door Of the privy in the yard abutting on Fort.
over the wall with such force that it made IN
indentation on the weather boarding of the
kitchen. 1t is common dirk, with six inch
blade When found, it was in sheath. It
has n bone handle. With German silver tip,
aud is evidently weapon that has been much
ufad
, 1860-06-11

s-cnE,tv for tho aeceptores tv .h~ nnder+e"r! rf
four certain t1ars, ,hawn hy Thom,a " rfa , me,
n favo' of A. n. Hanrh~s'. ~ ~ aiJ". a'rt JAY
tsss. psv.h!a u mrrth* atrr date: f@v aa' 7st
Jn.v 1884, rara+l- u rrn'hs aftrr tn:r: fr
= aD -&eh dated july ., 1855 n:y"h'r = 'nhs a''t-
th-tr dre 'he al Thsra. g. Efsn pae+i N r h1""4
srerIfce 49, a for m .1ar.. pnt the n'Etr =. =.
e - - N. LOCO sh-.-~ of md .cck .'err'v ''s~rt
sht above have III e.n mad hv 1t tr
m,'nri'y I'D ro.!e" r. -. sum- h.. h..n 1tp. 70
y,"x tc M thr .m"n" of a't .ee a. ees With rssr's
thereon FINN iheY 4'urs re%te%
sNtd h - ha.~ paid since .helE 'r"r. shH. 4 y
O'Clock 1T tus'Hv The I'm 'ar If fnn' n.'ar':
1t The mice Of r. q 9sItnn ,a'l 70 rnFrrr - Ark
L%te .tE-er In hlea&". s.li ths nfor nu"n e"r'aa.
and shsre%o ot sso-k. 10 the hlSasst bitter far
June ! ls6o.-c301 I'd G. y. HUBBARD.
, 1860-06-11

::H% For Bilious Affections, Head
ache, md many urreasaIt syap'ona occasloued 1y
a'orl red stomath iegulAray, DnoThs
LA1&zv. TnocntA" Cath.rsic Lhs .ngrs will bc four
. MID ed,c:c,cus and ri 'aa,hc remedy. 3pe-1weod
, 1860-06-11

1f ASTER'S SALE.-State OF III.
~ ao'. ccct ccnnty; t.-cocs coun,y t1-ean Cow
Arm&r~ne md Jxre+ sk4pu, IN pusu*nee or the
.fe u decree fn'tE"d Y - aeo1e rHsTea et'fna
d Ms.te in hancerv Cook County state a'oes.t viii.
th~ eleventh DAY Of J-ns. A. D. lsko vt a rei'c ane
ton for es. hthe:s hdcs, ;. u eerh ao' = -
1o4ead Ten o'slces IN he 'o! nr o. ~ e.y ~ ~
th4 esalp trset or psret act u..i r tts ~. G.:
Chicago, and u*u Nv called thr 'sarH b.r ERR =! !M
ship No. ,hrtv o.ne tss' roTh :" ran tcrtsc y 'a*s
The third principal ssdan which 'e" ho ts piers
constructed IN Il ha,bo. Q. h'earo *ra ~ltt to n
euted o the vatrf u ~ kins r. Addirn 10 i E.'1
town at theseo The ait .ater esH a.. aa nj - ~
original plat y map OF tad N!rars "a'Ha IT, e,, O.
Cook to 1hieh Ald EnA nsp III 'efF"te i.tr'+s7
uade Or ~ mnth thereof he n-estsars to stf "a
money aad eonp1atpant Gpcn ..;a es1rr ~ '@"t
dc. l-C: tAlNE snkEk
Chicago. Nay Il. lseo- msS!eetta
The ahuve ced u @st"r lay. the -
o'' OF 'an'' 4s''' - ~ u /. q. FAME FEEEE,
Master IN Chapc.sy, Go tI"n:y.
Ch'csEo. June oth. LEO. !.lles =
, 1860-06-11

s@ Meyers Miraculous Ver1n'n Dis
t1o5eE. ihe det and best remedy for Ez1r rnng RA
sat MICE CocKEOACHES. BUGS, ANTS, NosQuI'
TOES, FLEAS M0rHk, QRAlN-T0RAs and GAR
DEN INSECTS,
II rrtt ei1al Depot Gla Broadway. New Tork.
So!d By druggts evesywhcso, layc.aa103u
, 1860-06-11

These popular D17xts pnasess al shs nourtaltnk and
lnslsnrating p1ope1t es PuEk OH Dournoa "A1skf,
and dered til o.. eccarioua TcH1o md S1IAu'
LAxr well tie most akrseahe s1oxAcRlo ever Of
fered 10 the puh'tc As Tonic ix Old People, delicate
Iades convae Inv ads snd oil weakly people. theT
bc surpassed In ii! Of WeaSncs or Debility.
they VII! give Immediate relief and Impat strong healthy
tote to tie sYs.e. trial will ea.ahltah Ae!r inertia
a; other Toolcs now In For LCRa CoNFLA1N1a
B1oscu,11+, DrsrEFu4, NERrous DssKA.Es Aap LI'xa
COMPLAINTS. tley arc invaluable Eemedy: aud are
ee:tain ptcyrntlys Q: Ca1t1s and Fk~xas.
Put up QuAr Bottles IN Of and two do:eo.
ind fas sale ly Druggists and Groeers everywhere.
WF. & i. ". GREELEY; Psopretosa. No. Is Tse-
mont STREET, BostoE, Mas.
Ju. JOHNSON. General Agent,
No. 70 Ssats street, Chicago.
X. =. LAvDoH. Agent p:76o.dAEly
fY"Dr. McClintock's Cough and
Cod Mixture consists o va'ety Of vegetable specifics for
pulmonary irritation. combined in ore nfsahe andote.
~ pyscan acknowledged ty lis professional brethren.
t. have "no superior II isspstes immediately The most
distressing ., mptor o1 Cold. Cough or Sore Throat Aad
teu.uvcs entirely Incredibly ehor time. Price &C.
Sod bv JOHN .. rARE, III Luxe street, inys:1m
, 1860-06-11

There are sundry theories suggested in ex-
plapation of the murder. The most obvious Is,
that deceased Was assaseinated on account OF hts
prompt resentment of the insult to his charge.
L second is, that be might hare been murdered
bv some enemy unknown to his friends-a
mere speculation; and q third, which appears
to us altogether Improbable, to wit: that it was
intended to rob him. There are some facts on
this point which, although interesting in thu
premises, shroud the bloody homicide in still
more impenetrable mystery. 4 friend 10 de-
ceased states TINT when be left hit. Auburn he
had $50 in hts pocket. When be was taken dead
from the street, not a cent WIS found upon him.
Nothing but cigars, the cheeks for his seats in
the Opera House, handkerchief, and veil
belonging to one Of the ladies, were found ia
bis rossession. When he first took the ladies'
into Mrs. Joh1son's saloon. he left them a'one
for few moments, and passed this office rapid
". going across the street. apparently, into
Neave's building, and came back directly. Il
was suggested that he might have been short Of
funds, and slipped oTer the way to the room Of
= friend t. borrow enough for the occasion.
Mrs Jobuston states that he gave her dollar
TO nav his bill, and she returned him stpt' ty
cents change. 1t il not easy to conceive where
be could have expended that change after leav.
ing this office, little after half.past e1evcn
o'clock ut night. But it tcas not found on hi
person.
We are aware that these are trivial matters,
hut they may possibly throw twilight upon the
dark and dreadful transaction.
, 1860-06-11
FOREIGN BhrARmTBNT.


Consul o! the Grand Ducay OF the Duehies
Of Brunswick and and the free city Of Frank
for former cit{1eoa Of AUSTRIA. RAIDER, BAVARIA,
HANOVER, Il hEsA1A, SASSAu q, PRUSSIA, SAXQNY,
RfKTEMB BERG. OIDEEBEKG. dc. {1asaAxlY
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UEn xnd Eeesttcea. No. 81 Washington st1ess'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-10-19
RUwFLN'S
pH0SPHgR-PERIEIiN fisiN0.

an aow ready sapply orders for my fertilizers rs
N as they come In. All tlay rely upon eet'lns, SEh
q. .sy an arcl. lnf-rnr s;v iurc made differ
,u IL Ii. phosphate Ingredients frcu anything else IL
.!t.: and better bccsuse /. contain. more pure b">i
PsaPsI.g oy LiaE than soy other Manipulated Guano.
TIE r..S:s o. applying nv pre?S.a"ns TO wheat taS
season have favorable could be expected
cdx. i cocit.d disasters o! iViG! WORN, cy rus hbd
, Q. all ihe drought, which prevented iIe present "a"
r::.5e action Of the hcsa;cs to very great extent ~
=. lice ia- wheat sr1ias En: lie mass VI thc test''
eay Is thai equal superior to Peruvian Gnano on
-rz whilst land, shat ned ;ha'phai-t-as nearly All
...d, do 1rcrrd superiority umdeT fair Sea'ohsot
7:edsng good slx,d Of Clover l:.rne that OCCASION
M s,,s reported: but they such as every
..paiator hears Of: sometimes due 10 the fact that the
IA! I'D no, need 7hosphae brt nos: generally TO the
r.-!: season e. boh wheat and clover havs ever RrcTn
- 5-s. evidence OF :e value OF ny iaaar!ra Is 10 De
.s;ai in he fact that orders Tor more than touE
:7rs a. much as Tad NJ the same period ias: year
Persons who ore induced try my giaro from Ihc!.
experience ;he representations oi others are par
sa,y requested 30 order Euns susno. and 10 see hat
ry g- H. there many manipulated articles IN TIE
=::sei
cal be had Of .ayssl: tho commission merrhan's
s.cer.lly In Richord OF my agents M=s-Es IuOMHs
BRANCH sons. Petersburg: ~ uoLLlSs & Co Lyns'
burg aCGu sCOr1 Fredericksburg; MASON, hAKilH q
sep,4-c,f FRANK G. RCFFlN.