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AboIiasonists Expelled from KENNEDY.

We published some days ago the fact that an
Abolition town called Berea had grown up in
Madison county near the central part Of Kentucky.
and that the inhabitants were about taking meas
ures for tile expulsion Of those iii the place who
had made themselves conspicuous in promulgating
their doctrines. A meeting was held and d COM
mittee Of sixty-five citizens Of the county APP
pointed, Nho gave the obnoxious persons formal
warning to leave the county within ten days, which
they did, and arrived in Cincinnati on the Both ult
From The Gazette, an Abolition paper. we ex-
tract the following ID regard to the affair
Twelve families, embracing In all tirty-nine
persons, arrived ia this city at o'clock, last eve
ming, from Berea, Madison county, KY, whence
they were forced to move on account Of entertain
ing anti-slayery views and opinions The entire
party took rooms at the Dennison House, the heads
Of families registering their names as follows T.
A. R. Rogers, John Smith, John G. Harrison, Jas.
!. Davis, John Baughton, swinglshurst Life, Z.
y. p. Hayes, ~. W. Parker, w. f. Tony, G. W.
Griffin and a. ID. Reed.
Most OF the number are natives Of the State and
several were born and reared in the county from
which they were required by the authorities to
leave. The greater part are young men, but there
are others far past three years and ten: these
added TO children in arms and defenceess women
comprise the list that have the past two weeks ere
ated such dread TO that part Of Kentucky geo
1 graphically described rs Madison county. In con
1 nection with the above list, should appear fh,
name of the Rev. John g. Fee. a native Of Ken
| lucky, and whose father is and has always been
| large STAKEHOLDER.
The reverend gentleman founded several anti
| slavery institutions in Madison county, which in
| duced the slayehodng citizens about two week
ago. to notify Mir. Fee that he must leave the State
He did so and i at present with his companions il
this city. S5s8 ~
Madison county, from which these exles hav
Just arrived, lies east of the center of Kentucky
and in 1850 had total population of l5,721. 3
which 5.393 were slaves and 81 free eolored. TIL
settlement of Berea. for some time past, has beef
| q center for anti-slavery men. Rev. john q. Fee
| as delegate of the American Missionary Union
having organized several churches, on strict anti
1 slavery principles. A seminary, in which anti
slavery doctrines taught was also established
about year since, and at the time Of the ontbreal
at Harper's Ferry was in successful operation.
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Between 81 Charles and carendees Streets New orieans
The Machinery offered for sale by u y fo
which engaged In manufacturing for the southern
country fo past and y VIII be found 70 DC
entirely adapted for the for which Is ktcndcd OF much
neor ouay to great deal machinery brought TO ths
market and at extreley liberal prices Persons Wishing TO
purchase are call and examine for themselves
cLEMoss, BROWN CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
use successfully In various parts OF tho South for fifteen years
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE iuNDREs q
se have been sod annually VIC guarantee them 70 be equal
In every respect to my gin aold in this section
THE BoUBI.R CYLINDER GIN is q recent Invention o.
Mr. s. r. Brown Columbus Georgia We refer persons who
are Interested 20 The following ceaca which Is taken from
handreds which have received
RyssslL cousrr, Ala. February $, 1859.
Messrs. Glemona Brown CO.
eenieneur have nonhc Cylinder % saw
Gins during pa and take pleasure in stating ny con
yeon TINT r superior 70 any Gin have eyer
tried for speed and safety YVES induced p pny y
becsuse would pay for Itself In the saving o. time
In one crop and Il fn!y answered expectations IL re-
quires no more power prope than Single cyadsf % saw
Gin while 1t cesna much cotton day and much
easier attended to accounted for from the lesser Width oil
the breast will gin all the cotton 'hht can DC Pnt N
the throwing choking II cleans the sted 70
sarkably cean good sample Of cotton as any
tried Tho cotton buyers Of Columbus hsyc r.
peatedly told superior Gin without knowing was
one your Doule Cylinder style Your Double oynaer 1n
consider great improvement on the ordinary an ana the
planter ffty bales Of cotton viii hnd y TO hit
interest 10 iay aside Single Cylinder 40 % saws Gin and
pase himself rder obligations 40 by purchasing your
Cylinder Gin. and thereby te labor and money
Without the pleasure Of personal acquaintance with you
permit me to you OF my frsndJ consideration
EDGAR GARr1CE.
Messrs W. d. Elernons Brown n 90.
Samples Of both styles Of Gns we'll other Machinery.
ALBgRTsoN NUDGE,
No. 8 Union street,
IA ens-,f Between ST. Charles and Ca:ondeet.
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Coin WEATHER IN MISSISSIPPI. - The Kinds
County Gazette Of Thursday last says:

Tile heaviest snow that has fallen III this region
since the memorable snow storm Of 1929 fell on
Friday night last the Both The old year went out
indeed, every thing dressed in spptless white. As
we 20 to press Cfuesday nnon) the white element
is still everywhere visible but the Indications are
that it will snun entirely disappear. The Weasher
has been bitter culd. and tic ground continuously
frozen haTa.
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x,TAg99aaRF STEAM ENGINES
ALL SIZES FROM 5 TO l6 DIAMETER OF CYLINDER

ALL SIZES, FROM 10 l6 DIAMETER OF CYL1NDER
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, from 11k 20 horse power
DRAINING WHEELS tron IL feet to 80 feet diameter.
DRAINING PUMPS, trem to ~ EheEes in diameter.
Lea Ie@rfrs Parent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, with both
WOODEN rtme~ with Noreross' Rocker Boxes ana
S,earn's Paieln Eccentrc Head Bloeks
Pages and Page Il Ghilds CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, wit Top Saws.
Stranhs Frame CORN and sIoUR MILLS from Is to
sinehes dtameser.
NEWELL COTTON SCREWS, Of ., TX, and IL inches
diameter by Il long and geared for either steam
power.
sHAFTlNG, COUPLINGS, PuIAFEs, STANDS, HANG
ERS, and Boxes safal sizes.
DOUBLE FIEE BOILERS inches diameter and from,
i6 TO ~ feet l.ng. 4...
CIRCULAR SANS, up to 72 inches diameter.
DOCTOR ENGINES, ot various
INDIA RUBBER RANlis all sizes
Of al sizes OF the aheya articles generally
ready dclivagy The shoete n4tiee
slc isop favorable I'M the owesl gfces.
Every article fully Enalsnteed.
Fun prn.d Catalogues Of price will be any address
by mail.
$. H. GILMAN,
mv9 kWtf ~ tirarirr srsl, N-e ueans.
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NUMBER 261.

which they viii join the Liberal army, with the
Juarez Government
1t - believed onr Government will not oppose
tfe movement IL its sanctioned by President
Juarez.
Domestic Markets
new York, Jan. a.--TIle SEIppsng Iist reports tls
cotton market shade irsBcr. T,te sales during
the past three days foot up 5000 bales. Mid
ding UpiaHds il quoted at III. Sugar closed
steady at previous quotations. New MoIasses Is
quoted at 81 70 5ac per gallon The market closed
firm. All qualities Of Tobacco have slightly de-
cIined. Freight On cotton 70 Liverpool n aaotsd
at 1921. Exchange On London is quoted " s. Il
. preniuLs.
CINCINNATI. Jan. e.--western Meas Pork held 4
SIG 50 per barrel. Lard Is quoted at 10c. PEI
pound. The saIesof Flour amounted to 500 barrels
at s5 20 to IS 80. Whisky Is quoted at lsac. PEI
gallon. There were 1900 barrels sold.
NEW YoRR, Jan 6,--The sales of Cotton to-day
amounted to 1900 bales. The market closed firm
MiddIug Upiands i quoted at III. Flour elosef
dull the sales consisted Of s509 barrels at 81 20 Il
IS Is. The sales Of Whisky amounted to 800 bar
rels at 26a cents. Yellow Corn i quoted at 81 t
50. Marieafho Coffee is quoted at III to 13. Sugar
closed drn. the sale amounted III 800 hhds. Atas
coyado Sugar i quoted at u To II. Havana 81
gar II quoted at vi Eastern Mess Pork il qaotad
at l6f Lard in barrels IS quoted at ioi to l9s per
lb., the sales amounted to 150 barrels.
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 6.--Tile Ohio river at this point
IL still falling with Xix feet three inches Of water
IN tile channel and four feet two inches on the falls
The navigation IF the river Is still closed BY the
ice, but the weather this evening is moderating
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The young man who was iorcibly struck by a
young laiy'e appearance Is We are happy 10 e srn
He WIS attended by distihgu shed
advertising physician swlle could not possibly re-
main in the city but a few days langers'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

They have a queer test III Washington to aseer
tain how far a man is intoxicated. Ii he can say
National Intelisehcee straight out he il considered
passahe. When he siugs il ont !" National Telli
neneer,' 1t il thougha necessary for him to 10
haglle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

BairtsH 0fIsioS or hivISti.- rne London Her
aid of the l4th Dec, speaking Of the death Of
Washington Irving, says
'.That va arlington Irving was eapyist of Eng
lsh writers we do not believe, but laas he saw
much in English tone and STYLE superior to that
which has glown up in Ameriea. i probably the
irutl, and thai he should haze ahided BY habits Of
Thought and tnnes oS expressing them. which u
long intercourse with the highest easses III the Old
World had Tered to him IA Ill itr, eanaot be
narkahte N man 50 gifted and - candid. 1t is
honorable to America 10 have produced writer
Il, whose nie1i.i.ry a the world are so willing to
uier the homage Of tieif regret: and the lesson
ought mol be lost on the American youth, to
avoid the melaslramai craz be tllsi present nov
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-07

EssAHcIs * L.ouTREl.-
No, "a MAIpEN LANE,
Z=z New York.
Every vnfey of Rank Raok Paper Stationery Steam, Print
i's. t.iih.u,raphie Work nnd ltnts finding.
RsJr 4rdyfs respectfully s"ic;si lgls ly
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MA NnF4c cTKRED TORAcf

Have now on hand and are constantly receiving commits
sIon direct the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
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rlAEeaAaasO 70 rHl asw oaleA.s eaEsosrr.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN.
ADVANCE IL TIE FRENCH FUNDS.
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fAHLaAAs FGNlALis AGABEMA-
- Z'VEkANaA sGfGtiI&G
Sl2 Old No., Pee5ife Caliope Sta.
Seventeenth Annual Session.
The Seseinth Animal OF ihs as,ituon begins
the First AIelfs2y Of Sep,einhel isJs
Tt plan OF INSTRUCTION c,npEst general and extensive
IT sHeaia. Ii oilers advantages The Accusation
Of iaSsges. Ie French Is daily the school,
M,sleF1. tAiassies tloeIegily sfa!y-cs.
The location is cxpTa. AMI The apartments spacious
well veiiatea. Hse schor provided with choice brefs
The hest sanscal inssneuis and canse philosophical
ratus
references nisfyierahie. then the Alimn&.
his nststnis, who niSber umM.s gems society.
Sndents Hasiiited ~ s4g lime during the session.
For further paricls apply in persa y letter,
insT,tnion. NJ. D. nIMITRY, A. NJ,
President al The 3pari
New ttrfeAas tnpnst, tSTt aI3yWu
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psragrapbists should remember that there u 4
difference between shall aud viii. Fnr.e example
A Freuehnan tuubled overheard. aud sung out:
" | icW drown. and nobtiy shall help me- The
said. g ! shah drown, aud nobody viii help me,p
they would have saved him.
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SMITH & PUTNAM.

CORNER or MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER STREETS,
Agents FOR the sale
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nIanufnetared Tohacco. \


Manufactured Tobacco.
Of every variety they offered 10 the trade and solicit
lie attention oGgocERs aud DEALERS their stock before
purchasing
They arc the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON NAYS Gross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE, s nnd los BUCK
FIkNEYs s and os KENTs lVsbesdes various other
brands; GRANT WILLIAMS * Ibs and others LEoSo-
RA pounds which the rainm at the State Fair at Pc
sersurg VA November 1856 y. f. r. JONES' pounds and
Twists which the Premium in North Carolina six
years in succession and .aes: Tobacco in the
wofldt
wfLIIAMsoNis TWIST, Qitst pirkings9 KATE ELIZA
pounds intended connoienrs only and in fact de-
srriptiou Of Tobacco generally used.
We aso have The PowHATTAN PIPES which receive
direct commission. ai2 6m
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PREMIUM PApws aND scRApERs-
25o0 YUsT'S PArEsT PREMIUM
= PIosss an,i Scrupers,
For sails by G. Il. sLug0MB 4 co,
sole Arents,
40 I'm No 81 Canal Il. AMI ID l. ~ q ,nn,an 81
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RFoLAssEs. .hIoLAssEs.
superior article ingarH5use Syrup MoLAssEs, from
opr .ytllkuoyn ORLEANS STEAM REFINERY, also of
CRESCENT STEAM REFINERY, aud other asofise brands
fat sale by A. THOMSON n CO.,
a7 Am No. As TrpoupitonIaa
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Srw oHrs.ss, ranunry G, is6a.
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= - lal'f1d n
ggtaI sntsIliqslsfs.

BAp.--The rain came along heasisst hit rsq;,t
just about the time the theatefs Ees s.... Al an
were full, many people got vet fest gain1 home.
and the Jehus reaped quite a harvest.
CHARITY HcsriraE. The following u sls repors
Of this insttaticn for te week ending last evening"
Admitted. w. .. - Z .xto
DisfnfsseH. n. T.. 4s w 5iy
Remaining y. .ts- . eF3
FHyE pIsPyysa Fl. Report Of tic Free Dispc1l-
opposite the Charity Eospitai - & f
eeses treated estursas Dee mixer s6
asaassdag ss"''s's Il
rssS acusts reasea sssstf p n
, 1860-03-12
POLITICAL.

At regulnr meeting Of the Cameron mud
Lincoln Club the following preamble and 1850.
luton were unanimously passed:
wuERzAs, The Republican National Conven-
tion is to meet in this city on the 10th OF May
next, and as there is no Hail large enough to
afford accommodation to all who may assemble
upon that occasion, therefore:
R<solr<d, That Committee Of nine be ap-
pointed by this Club to act in connection with
any other Committees, whose duty it shall be
to take into consideration the prorEiety Of build
ing temporary Hall suitable for the occasion :;
and that said Committee report ut the ne1t
meeting Of this Club.
Whereupon the following were appointed said
Committee:
Joux II. k1Sn1E, a. HARvEr,
CHARLES LEIn, n. STunrESAST,
- ELlls SAALLEY, DR. G. PAot1,
FERNANDO JONES, JoHy BooRxAS,
10. II. BELL.
And the Secretary Was ordered to furnish q
copy for publication.
J.W. BELL, SecretazJ.
March 9th, 1850.
, 1860-03-12

NEW Mcs,c.-Mcssrs. Root i Cady hare re-
ceirel the following new: pieces Of sterling In
strumental music, published by VIM. Hall &
8ona, New York:
Faa.aae from Aubess opera Of arco Srada, atranzed
| fot the plano forte By T. CrpIse.
| PA1u Hale, By CHARLES ElaaeL
, 1860-03-12

THE 0LD.mAN of THE MOUNTAIN.
The Border Rullian Journals Of the Stale,
having their hopes Of a Douglas triumph in
Chicago Unexpectedly dashed 1'y our decisive
Republican victory, are contcnting themselves
with the next best thing at hand-a prolonged,
woful and dismal howl over the alleged fact
that the Mayor elect has got his legs astridc
Of tho neck Of the party to which he belongs,
aud will inevitably ride it to destruction. We
beg these sympathetic souls, to whom the
welfare Of the Republican organization
has bccoms 30 suddenly dear, to suck
what consolation they nay from tire as
surances they give to others: because
II they arc true, tho work Of tue Democracy
will soon be done. At tile same time We
exhort Republicans elsewhere to remember
that Il Democratic authority is good, Long
John has killed of the Republican party every
gear since its organization; but it somehow
hsrpcns TINT during the repeated butchericsi il
has undergone, it has constantly been iucrcas
ing in confidence and Strength. Ono NOR
death By tho reputed Old Man Of the Noun
tain, and Illinois will be as thoroughly Rcpub
licau as Vermont
, 1860-03-12

Eflo street MJ1sion.
MK8Rs. Ep1rons: Will YOU be kind enough to
correct IN error occurring in the article res pect-
ing Mission Sabbath Schools. There is now no
"Betbel Mission Sabbath School, in the city
tue organization formerly so-catled, and for
Church, having by reason Of late change in
location and the erection of an independent
building, assumed the name of the Erie Street
Mission sabbath School. The bour for the COM
meacement Of its exercises is p. ~, instead
off,. Yours,
, 1860-03-12


The balance Of the total receipts, A,a44.as, up
to Jan. 1st, 1850, was received in subscriptions.
We CONCEIVE this to be q fitting time to say
word in behalf Of our Old Folks Con-
cert, which we purpose to give On Monday
evening, March 18th. Great Enthusiasm pre-.
vails ainoug the performers, old as they are,
aud much labor has been bestowed upon the
rthearsats. We are determined to render the
pure, classical music Of bye-gone days, in a
way that shall put to the blush modern innova-
ton, arrogantly styled improvements. Our glo-
rious old fiddle, dulcet lutte, and inspiring
drum, will put to rout the jaunty, assn.
ming. instrument, yclept piano, which our
grandams would have given two shilllngs to look
ut but scorned m to play upon, , This t Revolution.
iler, the Audaiusian dameel, the gentle Puritan
maiden and her stern'visaged sire, tbs demure
Shaker, tho venerable grandmother, 1ill oil be
.here, and all together sing The songs Of other
days, watlike lays and d1tties Of lore. And
then, if you feel your patriotism in tle wane, rs
It is apt to be IN these degenerate DAYS, only
ing. sublime, na.ional air, Yankee Doodle"
and all We fear is you will charge upon each
for want Of a more trorthy .f0<. Some of
our danes. and, al2s! some Of our heroes,
lost their chests at the landing of the Pill
g.ins, aud would now crare the loan, from
their more favored brothers and sisters, Of
suitable nablt!mentS LOT Ehe great pageant. Any
such articles may be sent Immediately to the
houses Of either Of the following ladies', who
constitute the Costume Committee:
North Side.-NEs. E. S. Wadsworth, Mrs.
Cotton.
South Side.-Mrs. ". b. Brown, Mrs. 3. F.
Carver, Mrs. James Larmon.
Hast Side.-Nrs ]. c. Ha;nes, Mrs. Morgan,
Mrs. AverY.
Our new building is almost entirely completed
only waiting for tho balance Of the money
subscribed, to be paid in, to enable rs to e1
present lease expires May LIST. Our principle
md action from the beginning have been 10 ow.
no man anything. It Is confidently hoped ant
expected that the subscribers will promptly re
spond to the cali that will early be made upor
them, eyen At the cost Of some self denial
otherwise our efforts must be crippled, aud ou
good name furnished.
, 1860-03-12

NEW DooKs.-A new and cheap edition Of
" AcClintock's Arctic Journey"i is now ready At
IcNslly's, 81 Dearborn street. They hare also
volumes one, two, and three of Our Musical
Friend. neatly bound in uauslin, and expect q
fresh supply Of Hawthorne's new novel."The
Aarble Fawn" next Wednesday.
, 1860-03-12

MAR1SE,-As far as the river il concerned,
navigation has commenced, and vessels are be-
cining to shift their quarters to 60 into dry
dock for repairs, etc.
, 1860-03-12

Sabbath School Us1oS.-All interested in
the Sabbath School cause should remember that
the eleventh regular meeting Of the Chicago
Sabbath School Union will occur ut the Second
Presbyterian church, corner Of Wabash pvenue
and Washington atrect, on Tuesday evening,
the 18th inst, at II o'clock,
, 1860-03-12
RAILWAY STATISTICS.

We shall publish tomorrow morning COM
pleto statement Of the receipts Of the railways
csntering in Chicago. with 1ha passenger move
mcnt for the last year. The document will be
a capital ono for general distribution. Those
who wish extra copies will pleas2 send in
their names today,
, 1860-03-12

L CorS1nr Boy RoBnEp.-A young man
der various aliases, Was arrested at McYicker's
Theatre on Thursday night, charged with rob-
hing boy named Hiram Dexter of some $106
Dexter is young and inexperienced country
bog from Canada, near Port Hope, and left home
a short time since to live with brother in this
State, and had in his possession on leaving home
$50, all in bills Of the Commercial Bank, Kings.
ton. He fell in with Andrews on the cars, BE-
tween Detroit and this city, and Andrews sue
ceeded in iRgratiatiug himself into Dcxters IA
ror and on arriving in this city, they put up IT,
ge.her at the Eagle Hotel. On Thursday, An
drcws found out that the boy had considerable
money, aud succeeded in drugging him aud get
ting. his money from him. lie then took him in
hack to tho Merchants Hotel, where he was
put to>bed. The proprietor Of the hotel sus-
pecting some foul p1ay, left information Mt the
Marshal's Office, and Andrews "; 8 arrested. lie
i was brought before Justice Miikeu Saturday
afternoon, md held to bail in the sum Of 5000
| for tic Recorders Court.
,CouSrEnrkr1 1EoxEr.-The case of Frank g.
Adams, charged with having counterfeit money
in his possession. was brought up Saturday,
and continued until today. go
REroRa ScuooI--Peter Berghnrt, boz, was
sent to the Reform School for ragrancy.
DnrxK @p Observation-Disclosures Delaney
was fined $40 for being drunk aud disordcrlr.
His wife complained that he abused her, and
sold her clothes for whiskey.
, 1860-03-12

Tho UamREed De . 1T Cf1utnn.
Nxw YoRK, March 11.--All the passenger, bx
tha De Witt Clinton werc landed to-day n Castle
Garden. The ship has bilged, and tie water ~
up to her between decks, 80
Capt: F. York reports heavy weather. Was
n collision with another shiP at sea, but sns.
, 1860-03-12

q Go to John Jones, I'D Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They Hill be well done and at prices to suit the
timea.
, 1860-03-12

B First Christian Church, (Dlscip1es) on
Monroe street, between Aberdeen aud Rucker
streets West Sidc-} Meeting every Lords
Day ut 10k l. u. and1t r. u.
, 1860-03-12

ArpHoEs OTT1cr, SzA1E or HLI,xu,.,}
Springfield. February 18th. lcto. !
Wazl14S Tie Security Fre !n=uraacec comr. loc41sd
Ntw York IN tie st4e Of New YotE. died In this
"nee statement Of The condition Of Il, aGrs. required
An acE 10 regulate The sstpees OF Insurance ruurE.-
nics net Incorporated By The Site OF lno ap7ruvel
Feb Il lsaa aat act thereto proved Jan
uazy ls3. aad .he1ess said Company has tuis Ell
if.eto.y evidence that Of aun7t
In eocks aod u1tkakea- his in
thls Office .llt1en Instrument hSse, thu treett and
Secretary thereof appointing t. r. Mason. {. Che AGO.
s agent the trans ttton of The business ssd tom
NJ .ad fully aad unreersedIy aushot'aiax him ckno~
edce service Of pr~eas aud On tehaif aid m1aay
etnS tsas se1ree Of u1oeessupon him, tbs sal:
shall be taken ad ea to he valid IL sefred u.
service
Now therefore II PURSUANCE ofthe provIsons Of III. tts
aiotes. Jesse X Dutols Auditor " Public Atc1,unts
Of The State Vi lLtno. 10 hereby certify that H. F.
Mason an hoIzeias - agent f.E the sal COMPANY
fausa+t the orslnvss Of Insurance in tbs STATE unI thu
thnyEst Jay Of J4auAry, IL tue year eighteen hadrc
and a1t one sofar ~ he mar be legally empowered
DO By salt Company.
In Testimony whereof have hcrcunto subscribed my
and ad xed tbs fez Of my oice 1t SpYtnkdrId is
1sth Day Of Feo1uasy, A. D. le60.
MASON 4; Co., Agents,
fph1Ib..4im a {J4rt strckt
, 1860-03-12

Der Goops-New Goods Just received at J.
B. Sutton i Co.'s, $50 State street. mal2-6t
, 1860-03-12

In Naroa Macon e.untr lnos Fsb l. 1t t4r residence
Of r las.;5id IKE e hy kev: 1. T.rlof 4 Bleoulnc:
ANY b. dxhsez Of Stephen Basset,, Chisser GssuS7
county, Ohio.
, 1860-03-12

In this city, March 10b. 1850, sABR1SA daughter Of
snah II. And John T.. allaes aged months and da5A
Funeral tomorrow 1t o'clock u his rtsidenee eo1ue. Of
R!dssy Place and State street, Friends arc 47ittd to
atsod.